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Exchanges.
CxusSxn, Jan. 8, 1890
Sight exchange on New York, n per cont premium.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. q, 1850
Sgpt exchange On New York 4 Y por cent discount
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Death Of the Oldest Native Of Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 8, 1890.
Judge Joseph Barker the Oldest whts native Of OHIO
died at hs residence, in Newport, above Marietta, this
morning
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Commerce OF the Port OF Boston and
Charles town.

Annexed monthly statement Of the value Of imports
ana exports OF goods, ann merchandise entered
during the month of DccaDber. 1882
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framework Of IT, that leading 70 those events which
loom M 20 DAILY IN me rasare me party rsiyss cr,ss
alay. The agitation Of the public mind and give
confidence to The people. BY mean: Of The rsliying
mails. No government no matter how admirable In is
formation, matter how perfect In III theory matter
most endeariDe associations, which fails fun True
esteem aud veuera.oa Of ree and inssinseni people.
sion. This The history q race, the characteristic Of
the Anglo saxon. Whenever, therefore, any Of she
in their solemn Judgment this government has failed
70 carry out The great purposes for which u Wa
sight q God and man, 70 change be form q govern.
ment: and in doing they Arc alone responsible 70
Tho opinion Of msns kind a. .aS e &, .os
The country We cannot organise the House, let Us
making those necessary appropriations without which tho
cannot sustain s credit, and thereby also
sovsrnment. Having cone this, AVID having len the
country far its pecsniAry condition ID concerned in
peace and quiet let us resign our seats a. members o. ms
ard appeal 10 constituents upon the great
questions Of the day. Now, make this propagation IN
perfect gooo faith, ask what objection can DO al
The members Il this House were to resign and
90 home 70 their constituents, and Canvass them
nv * Tho psope upon
them, that The first hour new Congress assembled
sp<ake would be elected. Now, may be Asked does
the present crisis demand that ouch SHOULD be
adoptedf tell you, you gentlemen who are 30 incredu
iors That Jon will believe tha4 there ID any
onDeer-you who viii not hear the distant moaning Of
tne tempes-who cannot mark the Reea upon the noun
tain tops trembling q the wrath Of the angry storm
which u about 70 burst-you who and smile
smptnousy Of the dea OF dsunion, and who talk
ndenuy ana pleasantly about hanging Raitors-you who
cannot suppose for that there exists such
condition Of affairs in tho country e 70 can for The sdop
ton Of this caurseI tell that tho great majority Of
the American people, Nosn and South, believe.
imminent danger thp has BEEN Il any period during
his the Ass Iensrasos. beHsvs TOO thas ths csct
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THE UNION ACADEMY.
On ne East Side q aioR Sqiiare, O. s. 4. C1fg
WILL u READY ron Thr
ADMISSION OF SCHOLARS.
oil ne 9t1 of Aprl NM


sTTSTIIS Academy will Be under thp general
~ supervision Of Professor ORS0N TRAIT
and will commence with Messrs. ORsON
PRATT, Jun, and u MES COBB, Is Teachers,
20 whose aid other teachers will be added when.
ever the number % scholars may render 4
requisite. E
No tuition win be charged 10 those who study
Algsbra, Surveying, o. other higher branches 81
Mathematics, Astronomy ,Chsmistfy, Mineralogy,
Geology, and Modern Languages. which, with
Whatever else may be taught, Ii Il expected Will
be taught and lelfned III thoroughly practical
manner, Tor which instfamentss chemicals &c.i
VIII be furnished. IN
II y slsc designed, ssfapIAly a. pthciicabls. L
pfoSile, 10 some extent, tools used IN the differ
ent mechanical departments, aud give III,
students an opportunity 20 learn their use. eHt
at the same time develop and preserve theii
physical energies. f. III. J::.3. ..s Il. NJ,
Those who wish to attend the Union Academy
will please 10 give notice thereof Immediately
for ihe scholars 70 each tsacher viii be hmitec
10 The number he can properly take charge d
and instfuci. y 80 fls5s.. s5s. .s
.,8 TN BRIGHAM YOUNG, sen. \
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CoNGREssIoNAIJ.

The President has signed the Post
Office appropriations bill This biIl legal
izes the payment u 81, I5I, 900 for com
tpensation to p0stInasters and clerks, for
incidental expenses ending with December,
leaving the remainder 81 the four million
appropriated for these purposes subject to
the immediate order Of the Postmaster
General. The amount Of interest paid on
deferred payments 10 nail contractors
will be about 500, 900. .,s
Mr.. Gwin, OF Cal, reported from the
Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads a bill for the construction Of line
Of telegraph to the Pacific
The Senate Committee on Territories
hive before them Territorial bills for the
organization Of Nevada and Arizona.
The former will probably Be reported at
the next meeting. Arizona, Ii is under
stood, viii not be reported this session.
According to our last hdyices no pub
JIG printer had been elected. #
Mr.. Vailandigham dem. J, or Ohio. in
PRODUCED q bin, which was referred, amen
datory Of the act 70 arm and equip the
whole body of the miIftia, SO as to increase
the appropriation for arms from two hun
Edrcd thousand to six hundred thousand
dollars.
Mr. Morris, of ILL.,. has introduced to
the House the following al biil to
amend the naturalization laws, q. bill
providing for the people Of the Territories
Ielecting all their officers. Also a bill
providing for the election Of deputy Post
masters BY the people.
The Senate had ratified the Paraguay
treaty. The Paraguay Commissioners
arrived at Washington on the 18th ult.
senator Brown, Of Mississippi, had
prepared q bill, which he was to offer In q
few days, providing for o slave code for
the Territories. 1 5a..
Mr.. Petit (rcp.) Of Ind, offered q
resolution instrleting the Committee on
the Judiciary TO inquire into and report
as to the power Of employing an armed
force as d posse consitatas In the Territories
On the 18th Mr.. Taylor dem. J, of La,
introduced a bill providing for the acquisi
| ton Of Cuba by negotiation, and for its in.
corporation into the Union in the event 81
It's being SO acquired Referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Farnsworth, rep. J, Of TIE, offered
d resolution instructing the Committee ol
| Foreign Affairs to inquire Into the eSpe
idiency Of acquiring by negotiation the
British North American provinces. ..2
Messrs. Curtis, Scott and Phelps
tseyerally introduced Pacific Railroad aud
Telegraph bills, which were referred to the
Post Office Committee. 5..s
The Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
ltives has decapitated q number Of demo
3cratic holders 81 subordinate Offices I.
Mr.. Hooper offered he petition Of Ri
tchard Brazier, praying for an increase d
his pension. s....s
Also, the papers relative TO refundinl
Ito Utah Territory the amount expendet
1 in suppressing Indian hostilities
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press viii understand that these grave
questions must be discussed with TINT
quietness and moderation which are 70.
qaircd BY the interests Of the public peace
and respect for religion
a Brussels telegram says that the
publication of the UHSras, win be.1cofl-
,tinued IN that city.
The Emperor lad received quite o
large number Of congratuIatory addresses
from important commercial bodies, express
.siye Of their entire satisfaction with the
contemplated tariff. On the other hand
the French Protecfionists were making
desperate efforts against the Emperor's
proposed commercial reform. Petitions
We're being nunerously signed III all the
manufacturing sowns against the measure.
The authorities at Paris have summnrily
closed an English Puseyite churchrecently
established there An appeal against
this arbitrary exercise Of authority has,
however, been laid before tile Emperor,
and hopes are entertained that Ne will re-
verse the decision Of his subordinates.
. -
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GREAT, RRITAIN. !

4 disease q il raefItr in London and
,,,,.in;ty Witch 81 its frat anfearn,ce was
,h ts, - ba ANAL .nax md was treated
= ss,,.s s. the facplt I'M, this treatme,,t
ss s ~ ;s ,a,,, com:;,,sred sot,e ,tbe,.
ta ana Car want N knoxinr ri real
nome Il Is called the plague. The people
~ 49,, - Precautions are
&c., "s Is n IN strssts ID avoid nersons
at aps with Il ma much. a. possible and
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ITALY.

the London Post says the treaties or
Nillafrallca and Zurich are virtually an
.nulled The Western Powers have com
handed that no armed Intervention shall
take place in Italy, unless ii IS previously
sanctioned by the unanimous approval Of
all the great European Powers. Praeti-
cally snch alcondition is tantamount 10
absolute non-fnteryention. The same
paper also announces, that England and
France are allied on the Italian question,
and both are firmly determined that no in
tergention shall Be permitted.
a Iii was rumored that the two govern
ments are determined to recognize annex
atomic Sardinia as the only true solution
of the Central Italy question &
On the 9th Of January, the Sandman
Minister for Foreign Affairs forwarded 4
circular to the Sandman Ambassadors
abroad on the question Of Central Italy.
Count Gayour observes that the inhabit
tallts Of Central Italy had accepted the
Congress with confidence, but important
events followed, which caused its adjourn
.tnent He also says, Tie pamphlet, Le
Pdpeet q CC'ongres, which, without seek
ing it's authority, no one can contest the
Importance Of the letter Of Napoleon TO
the Pope. The speech Of the Queen Of
England, and the speech of Lord Palmer.
stou lii the House Of Commons, are facts
which show the impossibiIity Of the resto
ration Of tie ancient rule in Italy. It i
certain that the Congress will not be as
s.sembled for the present The Govern
rnent Of Central Italy, being satisfied o.
Itheirpart, wished also to satisfy thes
provinces by proclaiming the law of Sar
dinia, and, for political reasons, for Che
present only announcing these facts,
Gayour concludes by stating that b
Twill never fail IN his responsibility for tn
tranquility Of Europe aud paci6cation 9
Italy.
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gursigll Ntmg,
say JUAN.

Lord Lyons had long interview with
the Secretary Of State, ut Washington,
IN reference to the proposition Of the
English government for the settlement Of
the San Juan affair .. ...> @ =7:
1t is not at NIL probable that the pro-
posal will be acceptable, as the President
has repeatedly stated that he would not
retire from the position he had assumed
in the matter. .I... III. !. .:
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FRANCE.

Z L,LI5apers, Of Paris, had published the
reply Of the Pope to the Napoleon letter,
and the paper was suppressed IN eonse-
guence. W. :... -
The Correspondent, also a religious
periodical, had received second warning.
Tho Noaiteur Of the 3Ist says the
Government had often depiored the ir,
ritating character of the controversy on
religious questions. The Uaiuers having
been suppressed, violent articles in reply
to its provoeation are heneeforth without
motive and without excuse. The whole
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. MEAT MARKET.


IT'LL continues Ii the MAnxkr, and can Be
one door south of Livingston, Bell n Co.'s, on
Main Street, where he offers q snpeffof quality
q Beef, Mutton, Pork, Spafe.tibs, Sansafss,
Candies Eggs, Better, Lard, Bacon, Tailow, aud
Hams extra dried, 10 the purchase of which. be
calls The attention af hIs friends and customers
Give him call.
Those Indebted 10 him are respectfully invited
70 call and pay M, Or close their account BY
note. s7a 06stf
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D / d

On the 12li inst, at Fort HerIiman. Of con.
sumption, JANIS CoornR, aged 50 years month.
aud 8 days. Mr.. Cooper was one or the early
pioneers OF Texas, and iate Of Grimes Co. HI
was a patriot and soldier. He enlisted In tbs
service, In the Texas revolution against Mexico;
and proved himself a true soldier in the struggle
for Independence. Peace to his names. He
died filled with faith IN the gospel and his works
will follow him.--C ont. Texas papers, please
copy. s. "
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!. NEW TAILORING
ESTABI.ISH M E7NT.7.
THIRKILL & SPROAT

DEG respectfully 10 inform the inhabitants Of
Id this city that they have commented bust
ness in the first store north Of GEORGE GOD.
DARD'S, East Temple Street; where they VIII
keep supply Of GOODS, suitable for Goats
and Pantaioons, always on hand. ..,sg.
: Fancy Bucksktn Coats and Pants made e
order. A good supply Of READY:MADE
CLOTHING always on hand.
Cutting done. Terms reasonable. 3U.5m
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Notice.

q oIDIERS, Tsaasters, Sailors, or their
- 1pidors OF orphan elitdrsn,) who served Ia
any wars or battles, either in California or else;
,ohsre. pyior to March ST. 1885, or their ehitdrea
rho ,oere nader 81 years at thai date, or sailors
WHO served on the coast Of Galilornia ia the
Mexican war, will do welito address us. Claims
that have been rejected 10 the hands Of other
agents, have been successfully obtained BY Us:
Agents acting for us, hberally pad: Land
warrants bought and sold TO order, and all BUSH
mass Teauiiiog al agent at Washington, attended
to- .s9..e II. B-5LL0YD & co,
E Attorneys FOR Claims, Pensions, Bounty
sg5sgsiz5sES $3.50 Land, sc. IL Ella .zz1
ggfTRslerenee 10 any Of the heaes Of Depart.
,nsnis, = s<s'... 30.I0t
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NOTICE.

TT HAVE inHiy posses sion Hight briudie COW,
IL crop Off left ear, sway backed. No brands
visible She has recently had q calf Prove
property and pay charges.
WI g. LEWIS,
29-2t Point Of West Mountain.
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NT0TICE Is hereby given 10 all parties inter-
u ested. that shall apply u the mex regular
Term Of the County Court Of Box Elder County,
for grantto the Kanyon known ss Growers
Karyou. 2S-tf WIN. EAiPY.
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he was surrounded hy q number 81 his
friends, who testified their appreciation by
shaking him warmly BY the hand
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CABINET TURNING.

j public generally, that | have secured the
services az JoHs POWELL, one OF the best turner's
to be found In the Territory. Having had con-
siderable experience, he canfurn out al kinds OF
work In the FIRST style. Give us call, and you
WILDE suited in work and price.
Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, &c, &C., always
on hand, for sale at reasonable rates.
+. M CAST, 18th Ward,
On State Road, half a block north OF Emigration
Street, and opposite Heman Hyde's. I'LL
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dean .I . y n the senate n the
United States
NJ. View York Herald Il urging the
.s...t,n n MI. buchanan by the
~. ~ slsstos, Convention II declares that
". noaolas and bis friends must vote
=. n Buchanan as the only safe, sound
~ u W Conservative thing, and that the only
. 80 4 81 MI. Buchanan arc the dis
appointed once seekers.
M news 81 Pennington's election as
- - reached here ON Sunday last, and
Mcnaay night the republicans fired
~ 80. a.' n honor Of the event, having pre-
s; aap begged The money with which to
] ,,,ychase powder, from democrats, who,
I'm proyefbial generosity, contributed
ThsraiIy. lvebrdstsaA.
NJ nav Theodore Parker has written
.ae ~ a ntk Slavery letter he says 1.-THE
: s,s o,, " another revolution Is beginning,
~. .a tbaf none knows when and where.
Z !. III end ,that ION the morning Of the
soth II April, IT'S, at daybreak, Old
Fsrland and New Great Britain and
the tnlr.ee 81 49,, 800, ,.n sI,ha A. NJ ~
Az sunrise .ils 49, .,,,
gfenaaleLs n.s0 Y.:s ana separat;cn
I n 4 Y, now. lie says slavery shall 60
'a.,-n oven II IL be put down with red
swordsa And ne winds up by q bloody.
.IlSsion to the men Of wrath who are
\, y ba let loose III .''the stormy time that is
Sslore ~ I,
~ veox ppIsos ~ ,ately..
u. aa .,.,,,,a5 Marv FULLER made her IS.
z ~ t na ths an, story 81 the Columbus
sss ~, rrison m passiIlr ont of her
49, ~ lIa,,e, IA s;de a. fhe buildinD
NllQOM au a.y,, $. s,.s III, taIle abnnt
upon 7 so. p ). along ia front al
ilclea ~ ,,' q Leiot &c fty
the pntdllg y s.le I. ...l...s ss;,h natS
Or sixty ieee lIoll Wy su. IS,
ing to nola Y, Al1 ~ X, ~. M a.
scarcely llslp,s nv,A 81 o,,o,.t saytv feat
Ieacned ~ Y uis:aISs ..l ,ia.a More 4
rom ~ l0s.. - ~ har ,o ;nmn ahont
was nssesssy - .,,l,s 81 ia west vino
WE'VE y, ieel = ny .Vo ,. y, ~, sasa anc
Ing u is w. sastared ~
ahd llle uau.s..sss $3.50 80 wb;eh sbo
1he eolnsr y Wy y ~ - ,,,asned Il
& ,,i her hands and swinging from the roof
nassed down Oh tile otiits side Of the wall To-
In Ground. d distance Of fortysfiye feet.
49,. s.. i ..l,,ar
rom ons ~ ~. ,Sl ha,,
me iClloW,n stseL a 49, n
peheu ~ y aSa ~ ~ +, tast III s
,ells y =, ny ao'ss =.
Is !. ~. a ~ va; s. ,r,.s,,Is' IL
..los 81 n NH sT,d,SaSasnn' ~ Va
= ]. MN, ssllaa M
Mho, u ~ X Ms sanS - s,s;r 49, NJ
a ~. = s,,n aac;,lentalIy nass;na
Nv, Nm, ,,,, s,,5 se;ged lis arm when Mr.
sss INV lf,, styncE q Mr. Hickman with
rs as' IN hand lnoelsinr Of his nat. but do
~ M ~, - ;,,;nry tTbe whole affair was
MA sa;,s ana seemed t,surnrise Mr..
i M;sl..an NJ. RrecE euridoe Who came
.nsls h;,a 1,av aud the scene ended
Tpa ' a,,a.aa AZ, ,,r9vneafion for this attack
was Is insulting reflection ON Virginia
contained Id arecent speech Of MIR. Hick-
/. man IN which he charged that III men
and d COW had frightened the State. ].
Z, MI. s;t,a.;o,5 &c 4 ansas l.
81 v i', ha,, mattei,
assl .s'a.s,.s a. IS nenser cits "a.
= auea Isas .an,e,,t ms nreyaiIed &
tensiy uuuVl M - - r y. ~, & 8.
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TO RENT.

4 C0AINI0 DIoUS Dwelling HOUSE, stu
uted ON lst South Temple Street, a half
block only FROM The Tabernacle. The house
has . garden, a safe corral, a roony barn apd y
aiabIe attached. For particulars, enquire at
the MouNrAINEERO FFicE. 29-tf
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HAND IN HAND BAKERY,
on Main Strset, opposite NIX0N'S STORE,
Ard constantly keep ON hand a No. i aftiele o.
Light Bread, fresh every day, a
Bans, Pound Cakes, Tea Cakes, / Butter, Milk
Ginger Nlts, Jnnbes, Epies, and Boston
Rough and Realizes, Rock Cakes. Crackers;
Mince Pies md Drop Cakes, Hard Bread,
Apple Pies and Chester Cake, Soda Mother
Peach Pies, Cnstsrds, Biscuits
j n connec' ion with The above. the public can.
be accommodated al all r II AS % NABLE.
HOURS with
Hot Coffee and Tea, sl,33..
IF Starved oysters and Satdiness
Ham and Eggs III III 3.l.
,:l :$ Roast Beef, :s:;: q Eii z.$$
ifss Beef Steaks, sc. sz53
In fact, u good Lanch, on reasonable terms, Is
prepared and got up on short notice. 1t Is no
trouble 70 wait on customers for the hill
READY PAY. .g:19
Having always on hand The best stock the mar
ket affords and long experience III the business,
Hatter myself 10 be able TO please my friends AMI
4 the public generally with something good to "a
by repeating thelr visits, as often as they ies
inclined, ut The
HAND In HAND BAKERY AND
RESTAURANT.
4 \, ,s... !, 5s I: n. DANIEL GRENiG.
III viii take supeFfine Flour, Grain, Butter
4 Eggs, Cheese, Beef and Pork, Tithing Receipt,
Il Wood. Potatoes, Cash and Store orders In "a
change for tho above commodities, SO Us TO Civ
Everybody a chance To patronize the
i HAND IN HAND BAKERY AND RES
TAURANT.
The travelling community are also invited
give me cali for their outfit across the plain
with the s'stsf of life = y &
Remember the piace u opposite Nixonis Store
on Main street, west side.
25-3m ID. g. 4
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TO MERCHANTS. MANuFAC'
.- TUREISS AND OTHERS.

TIME Subscriber will return 20 the States on
or about the lst Of April next, and VIII
freight Il, connection with bis own train from
lhit1y 10 fifty tons Of Merchandise o. heavy
machinery, II the following rates, contracts TO
NJ made by the 25lh Of the present month;
From Philadelphia, New York or washington,
10 Utah, 20 cents per ID. a
From Cincinnati, 81. Louis, or 81. Joseph, 10
Utah, rs cents per lh. .
From 0mahSoT Florence 70 Utah. Al II cents
per ID. oF s5F5sla rs i u 49,
oas half Of rsight money, cAsH IN ADVANCE;
the residue on the arrival Of the train at the
points agreed upon In the contract. Also, q loi
Or superior work oxen from 1--WE 10 seven years
od in good working order, Tor sale at cash price.
The above rates includes freight and Insurance.
10 the starting point Of train at Missouri river
Address:-GEo. w. ARMSTRONG; PfovO
City, Utah. .r-a..g.e- - = IA 49, - -
March lst, 1860. 1921
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m THAN vAsT.

VIE undersigned, having had 4 long expsrIsnce
Il in the business, would respectfulFy infoTtn
hrs friends and Tie people Of Utah generally, that
he il on hand 70 make out
POWERS OF ATTORNEY. LEASES,
ARTICLES or AGIsEEAfENT,
and AZ other documents Of like character, also
APPLICATIONS FOR PENSIONS.
III B0UNTY LAND
and other claims on Goyernnent, made Out On III
shortest notice. f s s:5
He b connected with responsible persons whe
viii promptly attend to the 81 4,
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COLLECTION Oh NIONEY

in the United States and ID Europe
No charges made Tor any Information he may
be able tocOmmnnicale on these subjects 10 any
person who may favor him with cali +
BY strict and rigid attention 10 business he
hopes g receive Liberal share Of public patron
age. For reference in regard 10 competence, In
tegrly and Just dealing, refer % any person who
has been acquainted with him for tie last ten OF
fifteen years h
q OFFiGE--lH Geo. Cronyn ~ Co.'s store,
sign Of the big e, Temple Street, q. s. Il City.
23-H w. CLAYTON.
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.aapRrtiaRmfnfs.

Wanted to Rent.
x TWO or three roomed HOUSE, near the
IA Tabernacle, Apply al the MoUsTAINf;ER
OFRlcE. @ $s Z 2. III 81 #
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DRorEssoa REsrrIl, iss CuANBxss sTaxxT CAV
ks .o0srl'ed - ususi ~ ictsv v boz g yes y-t
KS, otse
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pARrLEs OWNING or INTERESTED IN PROPERTY
~ - WeS Srcsfvav, between Diane ara Cana sr~.ss
70 q y. rts :s csossas n are hereby requested - ca ~
hNhN ~ he street Ccxn nissonrrs ofep In tbe Tins,
snnr - ~tAnainr psa for rssra he sr.as ., $500
n9c VorSy- v AN scS& Ns'ee~