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TO the Editor of the Press:

IL Tue GuGOF OF Tue fFeSS.
Your paper of yesterday contained nc tice
of Sir William Phipps, extracted from Smiles
"Self Help" in which there are some errors
which may as well be corrected. He is spoken
of in Smiles notice as 'the founder of the
Mulgrave or Normandy family in England.
This statement rests on the authority of Col
Inns and other early English genealogists, but
has no foundation in truth. Sir William
Phipps had no children, and was in no way
connected with what is now known as the
Mulgrave family.
Smiles also speaks of Phipps as having in
vented or re-invented the diving bell. This is
mistake, as the diving bell had been success
fully used in Boston harbor some years before
Phipps' expedition to Port de la Plata.
The story of papers relating to Sir William
Phipps existing in Bath, deserves and I'M
doubtedly will receive careful inquiry. 1t is
not probable, however, that such papers will
include any marriage certificate dated in Lon
don, as Sir William was married but once. and
then to lady living in Boston. d.
Portland, Sept SO, 1870
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The Romans are not TO be contented, it
seems, with the destruction of the temporal
power of the Pope, but insist that nothing in
the pte6iscitam of next Sunday shall be I'M
derstood to recognize his spiritual authority.
The Junta which is to conduct Mthe election
has resolved to resign if liberty of the press
and Of the conscience is not fully recognized
This is a question which of necessity had
to come up at some time. 1t is all the better
says the New York Tribune, that it should be
agitated and decided now.
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The CUMBERLAND STEAM FIRE ENGINE
Company arrived in Haverhill Thursday eve
ming and were met by the whole Hayerbill fire
department under Chief Engineer Turner with
the Deluge and Kennebec companies of Bath
and the Lewiston, of Lewiston, who were the
first out of town companies to arrive. All car
red torches, and the display was splendid
1t was witnessed by thousands. After short
march the company were dismissed at the Ea-
gle House, their headquarters.
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VINO would have believed, says the New
York Times, three months ago that at this
time in all the kioske, or newspaper shops,
of Paris, a caricature should he offered for
sale representing the Emperor Napoleon Ill.
backing the king of .Prnssia's shoes, or an
other of the Empress Eugene issuing from
the Tuileries, loaded with band-boxes like a
miliner's apprentice? These things are not
creditable TO French taste, but they enforce
lesson of universal application, which it may
profit ordinary people to take to heart, as
well as Emperors and Kings.
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WORSE THAN PAGANs.-A Sabbath or two
since, Rev. James Beecher, who oaiciated for
MS brother Henry Ward Beecher during the
vacation OF the latter, thus described the COM
munity Of New York:
1t had been his fortune TO travel very largely
worse heathenism in New York than in Can
ton or among the Hottentots of the Cane Of
Good Hope. haze seen the Benealee In
dams, the Chinese. the South Sea islanders
ana al the Crackers OF Florida, and the Sand
Killers OF South Carolina; and never never
on the surface of Gods earth have seen such,
men and women as have the last week or two
IN New York city. They cannot be found.
London may equal it. He'll does not surpass IL
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War Notes..

By the recent success of French troops
around Paris the circle of the German invest
ment has been shattered at two points and re-
PEELED to a distance varying from three to six
miles, and the French have occupied the posi-
ton taken in strong force.
The excitement about the attitude of Rus
STA is intensified by further details of the mill
tary preparations of that power in the Baltic
provinces and on the Polish frontier, and by
the report that the Hungarian government at
Pesth, fearing the consequences OF the Rus
sian demonstrations againt Austria, insists
upon cooperation, or at least upon the abso-
lutte neutrality of Austria in the event of hos
tilities breaking out between Russia and Ger
many at the same time.
A Brussels despatch says there is a mysteri-
Gus activity prevailing among the German
troops at Sedan, and a secret movement OF
| their forces in an expedition which is kept Sc
| cret. Besides these manauveres, the outpOsts
| have been doubled and the works upon the
| surrounding country placed in a thorough con-
ditiOn Tor defence. Videttas and numerous pa
! trols occupy all the main points of observation
| and the greatest vigilance is manifested
| Whether these extraordinary precautions are
being taken in anticipation of a sudden French
| attack, or whether they are intended as rust
to direct suspicion from hostile movement il
some new quarter in the direction Of Mezleres
| Verdun, or Montmedy, cannot bedehnitely as
| certaned
| A Tours despatch Gays there is still consid
| cradle INSTRUMENTATION in the French army
| The officers are apparently unable to prevent
! disorder and violence among the raw and un
| disciplined soldiers. Severe examples have
| been made.
| The French say that the Prussan losses
since the war began, and particularly at the
| investment of Paris, have been SO immense
| that the German authorities have taken care
to conceal the facts from the newspapers
The Mobiles have been armed with new
aud dreadiully destructive engine. The inven
ton has Just been made and is kept a profound
secret Greater results are expected from thi
weapon than from the famous mitraileuse.
Advices from Amens state that the Prus
SLAMS have appeared in heavy force before Sois
sons and opened Ire upon the garrison. Tn
artillery fire of the Prussians has been yer.
destructive, completely destroying all tn
buildings in the outskirts of the city, and com
peiling the inhabitants to seek shelter within
the walls. The bridge across the river Assn
was erected bv the Prussians under heav
fire from the French guns.
Positive information received from Paris an
nounces that the French mean to operate il
the rear of the Prussian armies, both at Pari
and at Metz. Corps OF freebooters will be act
lively organized to cut the telegraph wires ant
destroy railroads and supplies and barrass an
annoy the Pruss ians in every conceivable way
The French Tireurs in Alsace are already har
assing them.
The plebiscitum will be taken in Rome o
| Sunday
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IT is said that the volcano near San Rapailx
Valley, Lower California, which has been in a
dormant state for years, has commenced vio-
lent eruptions, emitting columns of smoke and
scattering the ashes and Cnders for miles
around its base. San Diego kilograms say
that it is plainly visible from there Tonight
the whole southern horizon is dark with
smoke.
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Mr.. EDlToR,-Give me room for single cor
rection.
Either through your malice or the careless
ness of the compositor in printing my letter on
the Senatorship am made to quote your pa.
per as saying that Gov. Chamberlain incest
gated the massacre of our prisoners at Ander-
sonville and the assassination of Lincoln, in.
stead of that he inst .Ja:sd those crimes, as
wrote IN,
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DR.. Ricknell's Syrup
M A h IL 1 K d .
d L T. ID

In Bath, Sept. %. annie I. Richardson, aged IS
years MONTHS daughter OF David Il and S. L.
Richardson.
In Southport Sept. cS, Mr.. Thomas Mari, aged so
years months
In BIddeioId, Sept. II, Mr.. David Sinclair aged
II years.
In York, Sept. 26, Miss Susan Young. aged 81 yrs
In Yors, Sept rs. by downing, capt. George
Bridges, aged rs years.
In Hiram. Aug. u. Mrs. Mary w.. wife OF Jacob
Buck, aged IS years. '"'oD
nolds. aged IS years -" he9-
In Brooklyn. N. Y, Sept. 20. Nathaniel Cross. ot
Cardenas, Cupa, aged "a years -tornery of port T.
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS upon receipts,
also upon promissory notes of less than $1CO,
are no longer necessary, the law abolishing the
use of the same going into effect To-Day.
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--1he Methodist Church, with its two mil
lions of commandments, has now to contend
with schism in its own bosom. A few preach
ers, who say they were "thrust out of the fold
for non conformity" have founded new de-
nomination called the Free Methodist Chnrch.
They assert that they are guided by the doc-
trines and precepts of John tWesley-that he
was opposed to Instrumental music, pew'ies-
ting and other "innovations;" and they aou'
as a cardinal point of their reform. the neces
sty of personal sanctification. The form o.
worship of the new body is eminently congre'
gatonal.
The Methodists of Waterford have secure'
the services of Rev. Mr.. Boynton, a ha''e
England.
The frame of new Methodist Eplscopa
church in Andover has been raised.
Tie ordination of Henry V. Baker whicl
was to have occurred last Tuesday, in Hebron
was postponed to Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
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VIII be given 10 Hon. G. L. RUBY OF Texas. on
Monday Evening at bali past7 O'Clock at the Reeep-
ton Room in City Hall. All are invited.
By order OF the Committee OF Arrangements.
oct I'd
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby orbilden from harboring
"A or trusting Mrs Susan chaplin, widow OF ia ob
Chaplin, late OF Naples. lie essed, on NV account
as have made amp provision tor her support at
my house. shah pay no debls OF her contracting
after this date.
TuOMAS j. CHAPLIN.
Naples, September %. 1870. SOw3w
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Portland Dry Dock and Ware
house sOmp auy.
A Public neceptIon

yOJJPONS of the Bonds or this Company dus
" October list. 1870 VIII he paid a. the office II The
Treasurer. 12I Midi Street
ocI st l.. ID SWEAT. Il easurer.
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Ship Uncle Joe. Sewali. from Baltimore for AM
sterdam cnllIded at sea til an unknown vessel and
put into Plymouth. E, 2sb verv Ieaky.
Ship Zig T, russell, Savannah ON Portland
reports good weather until The i7h when she took
gale from ENE drawing round to NV, and ba,k 10
ENE blowing with terrific fury and continuing with
out abatement several days. On The 18th. carried
away mzz nmast, with all attached, and blew away
an entire suit of sails.
Barque st Cloud recently injured by fire at East
Boston,, is to be t0wed TO Newour, port, where she
will be retoppcd and newly fiied with srars and Iir-
eing She Is $50 IONS burthen and is owned in Dam
ariscotta.
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SAN FRANoIsCo-sld2 sth, ship charger. Lester
NEW okLEANs-Ar up 9th. shin Austria Del
aDO, Boston: barque Sitka Walker, Liverpool
y PENSACOLA-cld goth, barque Andes, Davis, ter
JACKSONVILLE AR 22d, brig Pedro, Pairs,
New York
GFoeGErOwN-Cld 18th, sch Frank Walter,
Brewster. HudsOn
BALrIMoRE-Ar 9Th. sch Williams, spauld-
ing, Norfolk.
Cid 2slh, brig Hiram Abia, johnson, Portland
FHlLADELPnIA-Ar 2sth, sch Margaret e. Lu-
cy. Grossly. Pensacola.
CID 27th. sch . Wilder CUMMINGS, New York.
Cid 2-uh schs izetta Smith, Portland; IIene
Meservev Wall, Savannah
At Delaware Breakwater 2sth, barque Daring for
Portland.
MN YORK-Ar 2sth, brig Prairie Rose, Low,
Eli1abethp III tor Portland; schs Matthew KenDey,
Oger, Darien; Lucy Jane. Brown, eockland; j j
Worthlns.on, Perry, Rockport, Dauntless, Coombs,
Poston.
Ar 2ath, sch Stampede whitmore Union Island.
Ar 10th, baraue Gemsbos. Bunker, Zanzlpar.
Old 10th. argues Sbawmut. Lord, Ior Gibraltar
Broteus, Chapman. Lisbon: sch K0lon Jasper JAG
mel Magnet, Smith, Savannah.
PROVlDENCE-Ar zsth, sch W d 3, Norton, i'm
Saco.
sid 2s,h sch William, whitemore, New York, or
Sid 2sin brig z Williams, Williams, Philadelphia
sch A Cakes. Rideout. New YORK.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 2sth. schs Pearl. Gookin FIN
Saco Tor New York; Veto. Harrington. 1homaston
tor do; Caroline Knight. Crossmai, Pembroke tor
do; Magellan. Abbott, Franklin tor do Charlie q
Viii lie Thomas, Vinalhaven Tor do; Sarah Wooster
Leland, Calais Ior do; ypress, Eaton, do fr Provi
dence; Lucy Ames. Hall. Rorkand Tor Richmond
Corvo, Pickering, do tor Norfolk.
BOSTON-Ar 29tb, schs Flora Smith, Philadel-
phia; Haynes, Smith. Newburg.
Cid .9ih, schs Ocean Belle. Brauscomb, 81 John
NIB. VIA Portland; L barnes, Coleman, Rockport
! 10 load tor New York.
Ar 30th. barque Emma + Herman. Randall, Leg
horn July u; SETS Albion. Smith. Hoboken; Della
Kinds, Wells, Calais Cocheco, Pendeion, Camden
Oregon, Post, Rockland
| SALEM-Ar 9th. sehs Ella Fay Jellison, and
Congress- York, Philadelphia; Curtis, Curtis do
Ontara Dix. ,alas.
Ar 18th, briggs Castilian. Lang, Philadelphia; Chas
Wesley, Griffin, rom Searsport for Bucksville
Hyne, Glover, and Alaska, CLARK. Philadelphia
Maria Roxana. Palmer. and Ssa Queen, Rosebi ook
do. Fairfield, Verri l. Elizabethpnrt Alvarado Her
rick, Hoboken: Pacific Gnn. New York; Marel,
Kaler, WaldObor0; l. Robinson. Rand Bangor; Lea
der. Arey, and Charlotte Ann, Thompson, Rock and
Mystery. call. Bangor.
Ar 29th, barque Norton Slower, Bibber, Rondout.
Cid 27th sch Gun Rock, Bangs, Lubee
C'd 2sth, sch N j Miller, Walsh, ST John, NIB, via
Portland.
GLOUCESTER-Ar goth, brig Young, Joy i'm
Philadelphia.
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FOR tGN PORTS.


Ar at Calcutta 18th inst, barque Chalmette, Waite
Liverpool.
Sid i'm Bordeaux 10Th inst. ship Gardner Colby
Dunbar New Orle ans, (and sailed tor Pausc 18th J
Cid at Malaga 1ith inst, sch Annie, Larsen f,r
Portland.
Passed Gibraltar 9th inst, barques Dsnl Webster,
Kendrck, and Si,ilian, Pereyal from Malaga Tor
Boston.
AR at Plymouth T.. 2sih. ship Uncls ice Sewan
Baltimore tor Amsterdam. ieaky,
Ar at Havana Z1st, barque Eliza White, Mabo-
Dey. Boston; I'D, Florence Peters Hooper, Port
land; Nellie NAV, Blair, Boston. bug Renshaw Syl-
vester, New York, sch susanna, Packard, Whining
ton.
CID 22d, brig Proteus Hall. New York
Sid Is Ia, barquc Esther. Tcomb. New YORK; 23l,
briggs Ella Maria Berry, do; wenonah, Stone, for
Baltimore.
IN port I'D, bries Addie Hale. sheppard Tor Bati-
more; Havana. Renns. New York.
Chartered-brgs David Owen, for New York with
1000 boxes sugar al pi box; Addie Hale, tor Bal
timore. $40 hhds sugar az $3J.
Sid TN Matahzas 18th, brig Polledo, Dyer Fort
land.
Ar at Cardenas 20th, brigs Sas N Martin. Brown
Bangor z1st, Ii Todd Mcguire st George. NIB.
ar at HALIFAX sd inst. brig Ida l. hay, BRADFORD
Boston.
Ar at st ,Iohn NIB, 26th, sebs Y Ketehum, b a.
ser, ART Mouiehe 70, Waters. PorlaDd: 27t'i brig
Maud Polte- Shields Caflenas; sch Abbis Ingalls,
ingalls,, Machias.
SPOKEN.
Sept II. lat 2e g. lon CT 3d. brig Loeb Iomond fin
Boston tor larbadoes
Sept "a, lat 20 20 Ion "a, brig Valencia from PEN
sacoa Tor Boston.
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POrtia"d a Ogden~burg Railroad.
In accordance with a vote OF the Directors OF the
Portland and Ogdensburg X. r. Company at meet
ing held Sept "A, 1870 hereby notify the subscri-
bers to the stock of said Railroad that an assess
ment of Five Dollars per share has been laid on
said stock, due and payable OH the Third
day of October next, at the Treasurerss
Office, corner of Middle and Plum STREETS
AUG. E. STEVENS,
Treasurer P. & o. K r. Go,
Portland September rs, 1870 sepa6snto
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VI ARR n e. NEWS.
eoeT OF pORTLAND.


FRIDAY, Sept. 30.
ARRIVED,
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston tor East
port and st John. NIB.
Bath.
Sch Damon, johnson, Ezabethport- coal to Rar-
da'i. McAllister & Co.
Sch R'erzi. Richardson, Thomaston-lime 10 C ABB
Morse s. Co.
Sch j b Stipson, Stinson, Deer Isle Tor Boston.
r rorts Thursday eveng, near Halt Way Rock. was
run into bv an unknown srhr and stove bulwarks
and parted standing rigging damage about $50.
Tie other vessel her head boI'd on the Sti lson
Sch 5 Sawyer, Smith, BI sol tor Boston,
Sch Coast Guard Slower, Harpsyel.
CLEARED.
Brig Whitaker. Cotton. sand River, Ms.
Sch Azella a. Laurie, Mclnloe Earacoa master.
LAUNcHED--At Middle Bay, Harpswell, 2ith inst,
from Tue yard of >koltied Nros, ship OF 1890 tons.
named Eeoree Sheffield. The wavs split just as she
where she stuck but she viii be got aft at with but
Itte irono e. This ship is first class vessel in eve
ry respect ana credit to the builders Messrs Nal
lett ~ woo isde. Her frame is OF VIII tie OAK ceiled
with haru pine an plant ed outside with white oaH
length on deck 1856 feet, breadth Ieet depth oi hold
and will be taken to Portland tor outfits The same
| builders will commence larger ship in the
same yard.
The neS brig Carrie Purington, built by Cant Jts
| nj burlington at 1opsham will be taken to Bath Tor
her spars and rigging. She is fine vessel of Az
| owned bv Capt Dnre'u, OF Freeport, twho will
/ command her, Capt nj Puringtop. and others.
The new three-masted schr Alcyone, huilt at Lu
bee by Langmade q MuDtord, sers 401 tons anC
| is owned by Capt John Davis (who is 10 command
herr kyerson & sumner and o. 1ers. OF Lubec to.
| grther with Winslow q Co, oil Portland.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
EM(lK ANDA

Cid at Philadelphia 29,h, sch Arthur Burton, Fro
hook, Portland.
AR at New York 3oth, sch Ida L Howard, Harrine-
ton, Portland.
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MOI Law AND VIOLENCE II Ct>NECT!-
r,-r-BHrIAL FIGHIINt', Ar.-hhruord,
e., March PLAT Ta:iHvillc on Saturday
~pnY luborcrs Oh the Connecticut NeEtern
f4ll'yui undertook to mob the saloon o
JOSEPH. Forsyth, breaking il tine door and
windows, aud firing a !iajol-slot III the
~ ldiug, the ball passing near Forsyth =
head.
Forsyth fred into the crowd with dou-
ble-barrelled gun loaded with buckshot,
.hc0,!ng one mau through The lungs and
breaking the arm Of another. He surren-
'iercd himself TO ;hc authorities. One OF
the wounded men vii probably die.
! brutal fight took place in the house of
Il negro named 7. 81. john, in Pleasant
Valley, on Saturday, which resulted III the
killiug of negro named Freeman, Of SLef-
sell, 10y FL. Dolphin, Of WiEs:cad, and
rcrjously vomiting Dolphin's "iic, and St.
ohm Dolphin vas arrested.
i'anDy - needed IL Connecticut
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DECEASE Of \ CATHOLIC PRIEST. Father
Charles King. a mc,nh"r of the Society Of
Jesus, well known - the Roman Catholic
population here and elsewhere as an ac-
coinplishcd scholar, eloquent speaker, and
eminent theo.oeiau, died ut Fot,5town, Pa,
On sunday. Father King was born in
Washington city in 1878, and was cdu-
Gated at Georgetown College. lie joined
tie OcGer of lca,tit3 in July 1919. and
Was Tor many years professor Of rhetoric
at the Georgetown College, and also ut
Loyola College, in Baltimore. At q later
perioi in life hc became a missionary priest.
Baltimore Sur.
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DESTRUCTIVE FKE N New IoRK.-te,c
York, March "a fire this morning de-
stroycd the fyc-Story buildings Nos. G3, Go,
81, and SO Crosby street, and topr-story
tenement house in the rear. Some sur
rounding buildings were damaged. Total
loss, $500, coo. The chief Losers are Phelan
< Calender, billiard storcroom, $4,000 on
the building and SO COO OH the stock; l..
v iiaughwunt, s., 900: New York Hydrau-
lie Company, $4,000: NJ. schodenfels, To-
bacconiSt, 10000; loss OIL tenement
house. $4,000
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Pl~-AGE ur ruE UEniHANCE E>rrE>l>G
7an Ro>r> "r Tur hY>rHHCEn ANn Dan
VIII E,lLNoAD.--lhc orliraIc" (.sr,I
hyth, IT,; branch Of III" CITY Council on
Npnduv Afternoon authorizing the endorse
q eat or ruarautc" by the Mayor and City
cyuuc;! Of Baltimore Of the first MORTGAGE
t0ud- ii ii" L.lcii'tuc anN Uun"illc
kailrohl Company w&s yesterday alter
npou received IN the second branch AMI ut
enc" taken NJ for consideration, End finally
Ia-sci ~ that body also. !:rth branches
81 the City Council having PASSED the Di:-
rance, II now goes 10 the NaNo. Tor his
approval, after which 81, enabling act by
the Lvs stature Of Maryland Is necessary
f,l.4 Submission a tie matter 10 Tie legal
v.tcrs a.! Baltimore city for ru,itc1tiou
The Provisions II tie o:dinlnrc have been
repeatedly stated. In brief, ii authorizes
;ne Enforcement or guarantee BY thc city .;
the ire; mortgage iouds OF the Lynchburg
aud punyiilr Railroad Company to I'LL
amount not exceeding $7750.o0o. Of which
$4,000 il to be retained b. the city cgis-
ter a- i rirkin- fund.
Tie city is - bc secured ~ mortgage
onthe property, franchises, tolls. revenues,
stu,!., &c, Of the rQilroai before endorse
Iuent, and il il also made IL prerequisite
that evidence rhal! DC furnished that at
least $40, oy0 has been actually expended
tp he railroad company III Tie construc
ron Of IT. Yond also, that III" -t!nl oE one
million cf dollars has been v&liily ana le-
ally subscribed - the cap!sl stock d the
railrVa3 company BY counties, cities, ana
towns in Virginia and North Carolina.
The third Tuesday in May N:tl) is ore
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MARRIAGE OF BRIGHAM IouHG.-Thc
newspapers contain the following marriage
notice !" Married, il Suit Lake city, Utah,
on the 10th ullimo, in the presence Of the
saints, Elder Brigham Young to Mrs. ). Il.
Martin, Miss L. NJ. Pendergrust, Mrs. K;
NJ Jenickson, Miss Susie P. Cleveland, and
Miss Emily P. Martin all of the county
Of Bc.ks England. No cards.
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GE4sEHESGs

EEGEaHESGs
yOHN LATOUCHE,
% MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. EXCHANGE BLOCK. FOURTEENTH STREET.
The subscriber call. attention to his SPRING
ECTIOSS with considerable confidence, az
tie stock Is well assorted and comprises al the
various 81 vlrs produced for the season.
The fabrics have all feen tested, both as 10
strength and color, so that can guarantee them
perfect aud therefore otter as points or advantage
this spring
A FULL AND WELL-AsSORTED STOCK!
FABRICS FROM THE BEST
MANUFACTURERS,
md the goods purchased ut lowest GOLD RATES.
CuII Examine, and order. The goods shall be
made IN In the most approved style and durable
manner. 'ohS LA'oSShI'
Mr. WILLIAM BEERS would he glad TO see his
frI..nds and recommends Sir. I.atouche and his
80 NH Him