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on corporation, IN favor OF bill lncorpor-
ating the Felchville Cemetery Associa-
ton ordered to third reading By Mr..
Hebard, for committee on ways and
means, against the bill relating to the le-
gal rate of interest; ; third reBding refused.
A message was received from the Govern
or communicating the report of Hon.
VIM. Weston, relating to the subject of
iuv emile offenders and On motion of Mr..
Kellogg, the report was laid on the table,
and 500 copies ordered to be printed
Accompanying the report was bill for
the establishment ofa Vermont State In
dustrial School, which was referred to
committee on printing. By Mr.. Deane
of Cavendish, for com. on roads, in IA
vor of bill extending the time for COM
pleting the construction of the Connect
cut & Passumpsic River Railroad,-ex-
tending the time five years passed
Pursuant to joint resolution for the
purpose, the Senate came in at half-past
two o'clock to elect certain State Officers
and the following elections were made;
Benz. W. Deane of Grafton, Secreta,
ry of State. Deane 298, Francis V
Randall 80, scattering II
Wm. NJ. Pingrey of Perkinsville, Au
ditor of accounts. Pingrey 175, Ste
phen Thomas 81, scattering II.
: Hiram Harlow of Windsor, Superin
tendent of the State Prison. Harlow
: 1876. E. B. Baldwin, 80
; B. W. Bartholomew of Washing
: ton, Barnabas Deane of Weathersfeld
e TDeane 151, Adna B. Child 38, scatter
e ing z, Robert Millington Of SALISBURY
e Directors of the State Prison.
: Hiram F. Stevens of St. Albans, com
missioner of the Insane.
: A. B. Gardiner of Bennington, Ban
:; Commissioner.
q Geo. B. Kellogg of BrattIeboro', Ad
). judent and inspector General.
+ Geo. F. Davis of Cavendish, Quartz
Q Master General.
II Alonzo G. Allen of Granville, Judg
e Advocate General.
o On motion of Mr.. Chittenden, til
joint assembly adjourned to half pa.
= o'clock on Tuesday next, and the Senat
le withdrew.
IS Resolaion-By Mr.. Kellogg, to appoil
e, a special com. of five to investigate ii
ut charges against the Sargeant-at-Arms
RS and the Chair appointed Messrs Kellog
at Randall, Marsh, Prindle and Millingto
be On motion of Mr.. Bridgman, Il
p House adjourned
FRIDAY, October 22d.
SENATE.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Us Bin introduced and rsferred.-By Sc
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Another international Bridge.

The Rochester Union says -
The Canadian Parliament has passed A bill
authorizing the Grand Trunk Railway to throw
a bridge across the ST. Clair River at Port Sar-
nia-the consent of Michigan, of course, to be
first acquired. How will the Buffalo papers
relish this plan to cut off or interrupt the pass
age of vessels to and from Lake Huron and
Michiganl or is Buffalo trade so dead that the
Buffalonians are Indifferent to all such schemes
as bridging the St. Clair.
WhereupOn the Buffalo Commercial thus dis
courses -
As to the bridge across the St. Clair, the
State of Michigan is not likely to consent to it,
and the U. s. Government far less likely This
is the first project 10 place a bridge where it
would seriously interrupt Lake commerce
When it assumes a serious shape, abundant
means will be found to defeat a project SO dis
astTOus TO the trade of dozen States.
To all of which the Niagara Falls Gazsits
responds -
1t would seem our neighbOrs are coming to
their senses. We nosed this thing out nearly
two years ago, as our files will show. But can
the Commercial be aware this bridge is to have
" a suitable draa"i That would cure all,
wouldn't iti What harm can a bridge do, with
that redeeming eontriyance Il has been ruled
by Stale legislation sufficient salvo 10 the com
merce of Troy, where vast majority of freights
have their transit between the EIie and Cham
plain Canals and tide water Sufficient for .he
Niagara where there is just such current as at
Sarnia-
Still the Commercial IS evidently in a seOlding
and defiant temper. Michigan IS not likely TO
consent, ,"-"abundant means will be found to
defeat" DC = Be not too sure Of Michigan.
We have not doubt but Michigan will con-
seat, and will pass a bill coupled with pro-
vision authorizing the bridging of Detroit River
to connect the Michigan Central with the Great
Western Railway at Detroit A move IN this
direction has only been delayed by the question
Will the bridging of the Hudson at Albany,
and the Niagara at Buffalo, be tolerated This
question once settled in the Affirmative, there
is no good reason why bridges should not be
thrown across the River at samia and Detroit.
There probably viii be little or no opposition
to it in Michigan as for Ohio, she has but
little interest in the matter
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CLEVELAND TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 81. 1855
Commencement Exercises OF Mt Union

~ tAAoA
College.
The first " Commencement Exercises" of
Mt Union College and Normal Seminary oc-
CURED June 18th. The day was unusually de-
lightful, and the large Methodist church in
which the performances were held, was filed to
overhowing.
Near o'clock A. NJ, the exercises were
opened with vocal music, and prayer by Rev G.
W. Clark, of Akron.
The following was the programme of exer-
ciscs:
Greek salut4tOry-GeOrge Hester, BItUniOn,
SCIENTIFIC coURsE
"COnaiets of Reasons F De Ford, East
Rochester, o.
Preparation before Action'--W. H. Dress
Ter, Elkhart. Indiana.
4" The Morning Dawneth''-8ITs Jane W.
Chapman. Mt. Union, o.
CLASSICAL COURSE
MANS Relation to Nature"-S. G. Hair,
SigOurney, Iowa
" Power of Thought George Hester, Mt
"The Last Drop of the Curtain''-J. W. Gil
lesPie, Vienna, Ind.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
SalutatOry in Ladn-J.w. Gillespie, Vienna,
YaledictOry-" The Model Mana. Baker,
New Garden. o.
President Hartshorn's Baccalaureate was one
of unusual ability. His subject was "The
Philosophy of Man" Over an hour was occu-
pied in its delivery .........
The degree Of B. $. was then conferred on
the seniors of the Scientific Course. and that
of A. B. on those of the Classical Course.
This institution was chartered IN last Janus
~, and already compares very fagorably with
many OF the best colleges in our land, of much
older standing.
We most heartily congratulate the friends OF
education in Stark and adjoining counties, in
thus having established in their midst an insti-
tuition Of learning, which proves TO he potent
auxiliary in the dissemination of the sublime
truths Of science.
The cause Of educationis one of vital import-
anee, and its advancement, we arc happy 10
say, Is greatly accelerated by the well-directed
and successful efforts put forth at this place
May Mt Union College live as an effective agent
IN the great cause in which it has hitherto been
laboring.
The Fall term, of twelve weeks opens Tues
day, Aug. 10Th. SIGMA.
AAssILLoN, July, 1883
P. S. We are glad to learn that the authori-
tiles of the College are busily engaged, this va
cation, in building and re-fttiIig rSoms for the
especial accommodation OF lady students. The
prospect for an unusually full school next term
Is indeed iattering;-most of the rooms for the
accommodation of those students boarding them
selves or In clubs, having been secured before
the closing of the Spring session. s.
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zen hnes OF tins Agate Type make one square
asdverfIsemeuts loaded and placed m column OF special
Business Notices, double the ordinary rates
Yearv Advertising Contracts will Be understood 70 apply
.rflV 10 me fuedlac ofthe Aderlser5 and a
shaI Advertisements sent IN BY the Advertiser VAL o.
NoceS OF Meetings and FIremen's, MiRsTT Charitatie
sEd Religious Notices, 50 per cent discount
Business Notices IN Editorial Column viii ne charged al
tie rate OF IS line each insertion.
Al Transient Advertisements 70 be psld ioI u -
Advertisements nhe Weekly one s5uzIs or less r thfee
Uluhs Ct less. sane as daily
Advertisements Dafy and Weekly " II he ehAiseu .
rer seni- extra A. -.
sIarrizges and Deaths exceeding ten lines . cens
BILE % + CoWLEs CO
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ARTEsIAN WELL.-The Artesian well is 1850
feet deep. This finishes the contract of Mr..
SPangler. as he only contracted for that depth.
The State will now have TO make q new con-
tract, or pay him by tho day. We learn that
they arc gOing TO commence at the top and
nm 1t out wider, for the purpose of putting
wrought iron tubes down to keep it from cav.
ing; It will take them probably three months
to rim 1t out.-C0lImbEs Journal
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And again:

GUBERNGToRLAL CONTEST IN TISsINA.-The
subject Of successor to Gov. Wise begins to
excite considerable interest among politicians
in the Old Dominion. Judge LetcheT and the
Hon Geo. W. Hopkins are talked Of by the
Democrats, and If is thought that the opPOsi-
ton will run the Hon. George W. Summers, Of
Western Virginia The Alexandra Seatiaei
intimates that the Democracy should select a
champion prepared to meet all his appeals on
the slavery question, and the JeHersOnville Ad-
UOeats suggests thAt circumstances may render
Judge Summers thu available Opposition can
didste for the Presidency.
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Bankers.
d. Herdman g CO.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
nEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Coin Fo-eign a. d Domestic Exchange, In9nITent
Money and Ianl Warrants olectlons IN the United
Sfntes Canadaau Europe, promptly attended To-
Ayeuts forthe Liverpool and New YORK Screw steamship
LIN y which Passasecan be secured either 10 or from
fvroo a the advertised Iates- Passage can also be Sc
-urp ou Live -0ol to Ner York, Quebee aud New or
eaus bv The regular lines Of sailing PlcEet Ships Also
from Iare Haraburg and Bremen 10 New Gtrk- Drafts
nshed lor anv amount through utthe Continent
Of uroe sd Great Britain and Ireland For further par
IerinrsspolV a the Banking and Exchange once Of
J HERDMAN & CO,
nuI--ltf II Watrr street. Cleveland. Ono
a Z wHTTs1S \ X sr1SDART- ". srASDAET
WHITMAN. STANDARD q CO.
w Rankers and lealsrs in Foreign and Domestic Ex-
elnse No sarerior street. We draU dtrect on La,
- 5 viii uruish Drafts Tor any amount payable Al All
the ulpepzl poa England Ireland Scntland frane
sfTsSTs5a Inc ITnit q SfafeS and Canadas. mhs.ly
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B-Hayins learned that persons claiming Dc this
work, and IN many claiming be agents he
same, vii say that this date no ageug
the u who have any right from the above ps.enfe1
such caim and IN hose either infringement
mDoxiiionf imposition let it uorf rs on cure,
II an Infringement viii IN due zine attend that
NJ L WRIGHT, NJ d
sept9 Aetuay for the Company.
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. The only woman in Salt Lake CITY when
the u. s troops entered, was Mrs Cumming.
wife OF the Governor
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1YING ECONOMY FOR RAR.

DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
- bsrs BASSErT HAIR DYE. a great desider tun.
SA1Iessy ior harhets benefit Which can be bought in
Alse or small quanttes. al MY per less shan v6 can
fehlse any other dye IN the county bottles that YOU
A!c % pay 81 for you get the slule sled m nv efs
1- g iuher ior the same qaantitY. You can get snv
slaoe desire m lgn shade browu shade aud ~
back and gives the best satisfaction 10 Gu nmers m va
ins, Keeps natural appearance. FOr sale Wholesale an
Retail by WN n ANRfTS4 ~ Sr.s-;o- = an
MJEdsEb EeEul1 rlY authorized Agent
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Drngs

S0AP-LOw's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey SOAP, C-eavor's Glycsrne Musk and HoneF
Soap--waIraried senuine-for slle By
ieo5 r. W. SACKRIDEh
.RRUSHES-A fine assortment of
II Hair and Cloth brushes also Teeth Brushes IyorY
Bone, Buffalo Horn and sandal EOod- Forsall By
feh9 F. W SACERlDER
I UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
sorent Just received. gsther with great variety
Of perfnmery aud toilet articles at
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Htsl lactaFea C1PFeSSty J0r fhiS MGTkets an
Warranted 70 giUe perfect safLsfarfiOa
At Prices TO sniff the Times
THE NEW CASKET.

THE NEW CASKET.
A s THIS Is THE AGE OF M
pToyeuen and refinement. th subscriber takes pleas
Use i at he is now prepared furnish "a entire
new an ele m the line suPerir anything
ever before intrOduced 10 Is OthIs cture
N the Cazke. form. and Is hgnly 0rnneutei with tirl
paie sla running the eniife eusth Oftop nun le1th
view can " hsd with case -
Ihe CsSkEI hes none ofthe gloomy and UNPLEASANT an
p1anees o. the Old style Of CofS They are Der:ccfy
artlsit, aud are yer Light and Convenient for
~, H., - pltlng IA "a OF common 'ncrmcnts sim
ll5l article Is much use1 IN eastern cifi-s
Persons losing frisus and wishing to procure in
the above line vii ind much their interest y
nl FOR themselves where they wlI md eVerV
&iSgsnliol geiol sven DAs'L " DUTY, Underaksr,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY "a, ISIS

" For late City News, see third page.
For. Markell Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page
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Hurting FEstid
Pure Spirits and Reetifed Liquors.
s n % PE 8

. - II " IL -
AND ENAMELED CRATES.
I" L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE, tSouth shiel has Just received fresh
from the maaufactoy OF the largest and best ass0rt
ENABIELED CRATES,
Ever brought this m1rke He always keeps OF hau the
best newest and most approved styles Of COOKING and
other kinds OF STOVES
MaHztaetHred Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 70 gioe perfect Satisfaction,
He also is constantly supplied with an assortment OF
Wooden Ware ard House Furnishing Articles has on
hand and manufactures = large stock
sheet Iron Ware, all which MUST AND witt BE
SOLD, az wholesale OF retail for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
An kinds OF JoBBING. ROOFING, EAYE TROUGH
IN - Se Sc done IN the most work manIka manner and
SHORT NOTICE I
The pruof o. the pudding Is inthe chewing the strne
80 please cali D.iore purchasing elseshers he and
s-saeEs Patent Hotel Cook Stoves two sizes, so
. W L. MARVIN
myZo:cSwly No South side Public Square.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
MANY diseases that affect hum1aiiy inherited her
looms fUm the diseased bodies "a sckly sres Scrofda
CONSUMPTION, s. phiis aDd Fits among the
mon Of constitutional diseases Now, we not how
many generations the seeds % these diseases may have
been established in the system c0uuptng the bOOd-RAD-
WAYS RENOvArfN0 REsOLV r1Elil eradicate froW the
bodies q the acied every patice Of diseased deposits
and Ill the veins with new, pure and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES
RADWAY's RENOEArINo BEs0LvEyr should Be hailed a
blessing By every mother throughout the land whose
nn ats hcted with Sores Humors SC. Thf break
nes out tans eargl evidence Of dsese transmitted
rOm the parent stock few doses Of the RENovATINo
RESoLvESr will eradicate every yesfce sease
insure the child sound and healthy body.
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Gtopfs, &r.

n STANLEY W0ULDR ESPECT
MI, i0f1rn the cizens Of Cleveland and vicinity
-, se ~ oosnei stove No 30 Prospect street
,sbee he viii ssii Stoves CHEAP FOR CASH, having
rood ssSortIneut q the Latest patierns
hsiu Pumps Etted up oTdor. Also MsnnfaetureI o.
I'm Conoer and Sheet VAR Particular altsniun
- Vork done viii dispatch an work warranted
ls-dlv %
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B. R R.

R. R. R-Radwavs Bsady Relief for Headache. Wheihs
SO nervous Rheumatsm, Paralysis, LumbagO, Gout
Neuralgia To0fhache Sall Pox. Fever swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains around he Live
pieurfxv Measles H. arthuru and Pans cf all kinds
RadsaY's Ready Relief Will, IN lew minutes, change
the miseries yoll suilrrto JOYS Of pleasure
r. r K-Radways kenoyating kesolsent for the cu-s
fchrouc dseasessurh crs oos and Syphitic Com
plants and other affections Of The Lungs and
Throat Induratfou and Enrg cf parti Eruptve
diseases VI the S<ln Nodes Iumors Ulcers. Dys
a the Blood.
R-Radvays egulators viii cure. eIsctuslly AID
Speelilv Costiveness Indigestion, lnanmafioE Of the
Bowels, Dssl lspsa- Liver Complaint Diseases o. The
Hear and Kidneys Female Com paitS Snail Pox fevers
Measles. Nc Whenever the srstem Il out uf order
dose Of adways Beruaicrs will restore regularity
No female should be without them
r. r. r, Remedies are sold By DruSss,s syes7S her.
GAYLORD CO., and ". FISKE, 1ssa,s: elsvs
lsnd. ohse, teos1'1s
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&. r. r.

HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
IL follow the OF Rad Say's r. r Remedies. Tner
are none scS diseased weak, feeble, crippled
with pam or inhrnes but that Railways Ready Rehsf
eoF.LlnS kesoyeut Regulators the nature of tha
disease may require. viii quick and rapidly
These renetes consist OF Railways Ready Relief, Rad
ways kcloya ing ReSolEent Radway Regulations Eacn
Of these remedies possesses special curative powers
certain diseases Yet there other diseases, wherein
their combined medicinal prupertes required; and
when used II Sucien life and strength with
diseased DYING body action the
patient viii live and be restored to health.
Pain. X. r. Relief,
Acute DISEASES, X r. Relief
InfamInaiory Diseases. Relief and Regulators
Malar1nus Diseases. Relief and Regulators,
CongeStige Diseases, Relief and Regulators
Scrofulous Diseases, kenoyatng Resoivent,
Chronic Diseases hen0Tatiug Resoivsnt,
Syphih-lc diseases, RenOvating- Resolgent
Constitutional Diseases Resoiveut and ReguatorS
Sim Diseases. Renova.iug ResoiVeut
Nervous Diseases ReSolgenf. Relief. Regulators
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulators.
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Testimonials and References.

ave observed with murh interest 0rthe last ears
above nethod q PRODUCING A6rial Teeth and believe
statements u this Iircnlar correct.
T. GARLICK.
have invest gated with care Tor the last three wears
the abgFe method Of making aud app ying Artificial Tech
IA the Laoorltory Of DR. Wright and as0in use and can
say with confidence hat hrs plan IS the known one
and entirely successful when made under his Observation
The supeoy of this kind Of Dental w0r over gold OF an
And OF mct1lc plate be questioned the slate
mentln ~ Circular Of the n1eber d eases Nher
his WORK has taken the place Of gold pafe true Much
OF tins work gold pie had been furnished b. the best
Dentists m the country am not with the
ces1 q fOTceiain work the hards others Llan Dr.
Wright H A ACKLEY, n
Late Prof Of Surgery Cleve Sled College.
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DeutistrD.

DEMONSTRATIONS HAVING
- sets Of Teeth which they carefully keen tie dr,vr
% md troublesome 70 carry the cket are esriav
invited 70 cali - DIR. HALLIWELLS Dental Eooms :
10 saeh liberal arrnsment will be offered HaviIg made
poun Instead Of Gold Silver for Artificial Ieth hieh
has the ghest reputailon TO thing here ors re n
- eAee nshtness Cleanliness durability and
Ope iooth or an entire setcTn be ed 50 life IKE as 10
eey the closest observer, and perecf ft Warranted
silver and Gold Plates usual from so 10 @ - fnf1
sets b HALLIWELLS M d = -
Over Churclnls Drug Store
Iun3-u&W Opp. Old Court House puhTfr
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PORCELAIN II TEETH.
SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH-

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH.
~ % oi Frodueias Arheal Teeth over aly otheT noau
lst sIMPLIcITY.-Ons piece chemically units5 IN III
u i-tss, - Aa1 i o. the sane 9adiify OF matenaI
~ sO1ill 1-Ihaf compels nature to aaut herselff
ths model OF her own impression. TbIE aut1f5s1 -
al.tlAel--colport cld ufilIfs affer.
u fUhlT1.-Tle entire Piaie and Teeth are inner
eea o any known chemical asenI; hence IN
disease or health proof eorrosV- and SiTs
secretlonSof the mouth c0mmgn gold plate ok mi
other know n methods ' -
4ih- CoLoR-Bnghi, lively, and good imitation Of
n BAnJ method Of prod uciug sstsof Artificial Tech
ks.e4ty united N oe piece thai will PAS The ordeal
ms digsst = a counterfeit Of frre Porcelain
fAIhONACE-SIrc A pu lss6, we have inserted Ffrs
h-tL - sereA Cdses " this number, egify-5ix
"a cases Al nave gwen their testim0ug superorty
AMI 80 Nh all otner cases where terms have been
SSned VIII In DO case where teeth have Be en- paid for
has there been any dissatisfacii0n.
IkkdSAecOrdRs 10 the nature Of the case and given
aiier ex1mlnatlOu.
PAYMENT-Upon the receipt Of the order or on dsliv
e Perons with Geld Plate apply their plate u gar
GUARANTY S9fSiacfioa; provided the terms Of nav
nleul aiid SPECIAL Instructions have eolned with
fssols wanting tniorztion- references will be Eren 10
the,se m Constant useof our work
We prefer % urply partial er the e1rretineo
the Iafural ieeone week long enough 10 rveus H.
tween the eKtrnctins aud the application
To our patrons and those who desire 10 become such we
VIII say ma. our arrange Inents such tact and
wlthia Two days after the ARRIVAL OF the pafisaf =
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
Those Of you tzyorable % this enterprise We will m
arrangements with you By which Impressions may be taken
OF your paien cases an artculatInE, models &C &C
forwarded TO By Express without e sy Tsfure
hfted with reasonable accuracy the lifting su fcu-
tins modeL We viii also make Block Work order On
ieasonabi. terms
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C0AL--C0AL.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SETIN

IN your Winter supply. We are daily reeeig ASPEN
nd article Stoves GTuteS whic sell S3 60
peTtOa Parties wishing Purchase yill do well z give
s ca All ofders through the Post Once prom ply at
tended 10 Offices ard Yaras c. r. r Pier and AZ
C. p. K r 3Iaehine shop Lake street -,
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NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
Y superior article Of BITUMINOUS COAL. which Is
particularly adapted domestic purposes, well as Tor
steam and smith use can be had Of the undersigned Ases
for the Company. -, =.
oTderS or cIiy foreign t-ao viii executed with dis
pah and Coaldeigered any part Of he city OF qcaltJ
ch will ail please II len AZ either oi our ocs
or atthe stoTeof Gaylord HaI1noad. No
SCOVILL- 4 WHEELER,
o-f7 No 81 River strcef and q & p Coa Pier.
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NHILDREN'S STRAW HATS-We
-r-iTea from Auctionl large stock Of Leg
80 q ,s-Sd So Hats suitable for Boys ard Girls
N ~ sizes Whieh il eeI ioy PEI cent below me
n,srk e urices, s. HtMAh ~, =.
ansa Corner SuPerlnr ana fuRhf SQUARE
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lTISSF0 FLATS AND SHAKER

En DOZ- KID GLOVES-The very
dees RAYMOND \ co.
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Dive have bOaght 100 many Of thsni Unlessthe Ladies
- ~, or thre apiece shall fail sell them all As
We shall offer them cheap there viii be
o0noV in having the old ones done OEeT, the new
VIII ss Ds ene-ie' INN - MORGAN 4 ROOT