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serlons Charees.

In an Indignation meeting in Rock Isl
and Wednesday evening to protest against
the removal Of Mr. Iaverstick the extra
ordinary statement was made By William
jackson, who now has the postDficc that
Mr. Haverstick had demanded s 200 as a
consideration precedent IN giving Hawley
the support of the Union Capt Robin.
son also made a statement that Mr. Hav.
erstick had demanded $1,000 for the same
purpose Mr. II. now publishes a sworn
affidavit stating that he never demanded
any such sum from Ilawley or anything
whatever for the purpose named. The
charges are most serious ones, but as be
tween the three we would willingly believe
Mr. Haversticks statement rather than
the charges of either Mr. jackson or Capt
Robinson. DdreHp0rt Democrat.
So would we be willing to believe the
same way The public generally would
willingly do the same thing. There is
willingness everywhere to believe a
man innocent until the proof shows him to
be guilty We are told that the question
is not that Haverstick demanded pay for
supporting Hawley if he was the nominee I;
but that he demanded pay for taking
Hawleys side in getting the nomination
that he demanded that EIawley's friends
should put up well and in that case he
would throw the whole influence of the
Union upon his side, and, Of course.
against Beardsloy II this Is true.
it is clear case Of attempting to
black mail a member of his own party.
Haverstick denies it, and jackson pledges
himself to prove it as soon as Hawley re-
turns. The charge cannot rest where il
is. Either jackson Robinson & Co. must
rest under the charge Of having circulated
disgraceful falsehood about Haverstick
or they must substantiate their statement
For the honor of the newspaper profess
ion we would willingly believe that they
cannot prove the charge. Time will tell
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Township Ticket.

Tho ,,o..rta % tt.y.. t4,,-., -, l,.- .-lr.
hal rrss.r.ol Gov ,i,,;- ...,I..,,,,.. -
t;.r.st IN all -. 49, - -
mated A. H. c.. c-,,.a l-r;9.., a-o
uug
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most respected ana intelligent German
citizens. a man liked Ey all who know him
"a clcar-heaied. upright. honest. indie
pendent man. who has no axes To grind
and no clique or ring to serve. He refused
70 be q candidate for the nomination. but
the convention was very emphatic in the
opinion that he ought t. serve, and we
think the people will I've the same way on
Tuesday.
Mr. Jarvis, for Assistant, is a good rep
. reseutatve Of the young men. and will
make good officer.
{. W Negus. too, Is capital represen-
tative Of the Young America element rep
resenting large property interests, and
ought to take hand in public affairs and
use his influence on the side Of careful and
economical government
. For Assessor. We doubt If the town CON
tains clearer-headed, more intelligent
young man than K. T. Dart,-a better
judge Of the value Of property, or one who
can make tairer cquallzed assessment.
Tie Is lawyer by profession, having
studied, some years ago. with Osborn K
Curtis. He is q clear thinker and an indie
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Fire

About noon to-day, there was a fire
alarm, 4th ward, Greenbush. 1t was a
small building owned by George Jones, a
carpenter, who works at the Arsenal. 1t
was usad as private shop, for tools, etc,
and occupied by Jones and also Mr.. Dol
berg, who lives in the house with Jones.
Both had tools there, and it is believed the
fire was accidently set in shavings by a
spark from Dolberg's pipe. Dolberg was
very active in trying to extinguish the
flames He got considerably burned in
the scrape and had to send for physician.
Dolberg loses about 800, and Jones about
sl25,- Jones was at the Arsenal and
knew nothing of the fire 1t is said that
the little shop was nearly burned down be
fore any alarm was given. The 6remen
were promptly on hand, when the alarm
was given, but it was then too late to do
any good.
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], n, HARRIS & co,
PROPRIETORs

''i''t'N OHIO
For sale IN Rock Island by John Benp.to, ~ =,
Thomas, o. 0rouan, n Breunert, c. spcidei. smi,,
n Bonney. O66vyar.t
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The Democratic and Liberal Republican
delegates to the township convention met
last night at the Court House to nominate
township ticket, and organized by calling
S b. Stoddard to the chair, and appoint
ing John r. Warner, secretary. The call
for the meeting was read by the secretary
The roll Of delegates was then read and
all answered to their names, as puolshed
in THE ARGUS last evening, except Thomas
Yates. in the 9Th ward, and Chris. Baker
and Dennis Brennan in the4th. The name
of George Alter was added to the list in
the 9Th it having been omitted by mis-
take. Charles Engel was authorized to fill
the place Of I. Yates, in the 5th, who was
absent John Driscoll was announced as a
substitute for one of the absentees in the
4th, and the delegation present from the
Eth was authorized TO appoint some one t.
cast the vote of the other absentee }. Il,
Warner was designated by the delegation
to cast that vote. This made the con
yention full
/ Jacob Wollenhaupt and Joseph H. Kerr
were appointed taller- and the conyen
ton proceeded to an informal ballot Tor
supcryis7r-thc roll being called ana 'a'h
man voting as his name was called.
The ballot showed - votes for Fordi-
nand Nopele. & f,r II II. Mayo and for
Justus D. Taylor
Formal ball,, Nosole - Taylor ].
Navg Noeelc nominated.
For assistant supervisor the ballot
shovd p for VIM. y. Jarvis, for Charles
. W Ncgus. @ for Charles Engol, and for
I Huber
Formal ballot, every vote for Jarvis and
he WAS declared the nominee.
For town clerk, c. W Negns W.. uomi-
mated by reclamation.
For assessor, the informal ballot a1Wol
l5 for VIM. Shearer, 70 for +. p. Dart ]
nr Wm. Bel, and for Joha Barge
Mr.. Shearer thanked hi, friend, for
this mark of their partially but resnea.
fully declined 20 be candidate.
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Cures without Sneezing.

As a TROCHE POWDER Il pleasant TO the taste
ud never uau-ea1es when swallowed instant Is yes
t. The throat and vocal organs Delicious Sensation
Of Goodness and Comfort. Is the best voice tonic in
be world. Try it, safe, Reliable, and only IS cents.
Snll by Druggists or mailed free address
COOPER. WILSON y co PTOprIetors
Philadelphia,
Van Schaak Stevenson & Reed, Wholesale Agents
chicago For sale in Rock Island ny John Beings
Ton. +. BreuueTt Harper House Drug store. and by
smith & GnnBy. l0-2lG&wt'
For sale BY Emil Kochlcr. Druggist. Rock Island
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How important the government bridge
t. % the comfort o. the people and the
despatch Of iu.uc "a- seen tai- 4. r-
Ing. In closing the draw tha wind carried
one end a little TOO far and j, required a
few hours 70 get things ri4ht again
Train, team,.aal steamboat, bad to wait
and jhen the people could see "h1w the
old rhiuz worked It'sall RICH. IS, and
everybody hope IL vii. keep Sd.
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LII Zlegler Declines.

Rock ISLAND March -. l>Il
EDITOR OF THE Rock ISLAND ARarS.
Ds1r str-Reading the daily TatoH this
morning, | found a name Of John Zeigier.
Nominated for Constable Ii that Zelgier
means my name, John Zisgler, | wish to
say that | gave NJ man authority to use
my name at the township convention as a
candidate for Constable | shall not have
time if elected 10 serve in that position,
and therefore | decline 70 run as candidate
Tor said office. My kindest regards,
john ZIEGLER.
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Moline Prnnertv fnr Sale

On Wednesday next, April I'd, at .
o'clock P NJ, William G. Wadsworth,
assignee of VIM McBryde, will sell at
public auction at Moline. the real estate
lately occupied by Mr. McBryde, consist
ing Of store and land appurtenant, and
two other choice building sites adjoining
the store lot This offers a good chance
for investment, as the property is in the
center Of the business part Of Moline.
IL
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I'D In II ~ sorrnMrsrERN n.r

These trains connect nt Rock Island with the
trains Of The chicago. Rock Island * Pacific q. a..
the Peoria q Rock Island a. a., the Western Onion
h u The Chicago q Southwestern Il. r. and To
Davenport and st. Paul r. n AZ Monmouth With
Chicago. Burlington a quincy Il. r., ut Bu~hugl
with Toledo, Peoria a Nar-nw Il. r.. ct Boards
town with Springfield Illinois southeastern X.
X. and At chaplin win Toledo, Wabash * Western
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Tie candidate for justice Of the peace
on our ticket is Edward BerriI I'VE think
that is the way he spells it an insurance
agent Carroll aud Canal streets, in the st
ward Ian excellent man. a good Demo
crat we believe an lrj,hman, and all who
know him say he is a very competent and
suitable man for the Office. Some have
t-Noht It Was a.1waIu Nh ,.-,.;.l.....
of the Library Board AIS, a good Demo
crat. and d resident Of the same ward
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An Old Pan Suckar

If there ever was a regular old pap
sucker in Rock Island hanger on to
othce, and Spectator in everything con
nected with Office, it is c. B. Knox. Give
us rest on him, and give the young men
show Billy Jarvis is a much better
man.
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AMONG the prominent arrivals At the
Harper we notice .. II Werreck. e. H.
Nrooman, Chicago +. A. She'll st
Louis John Harper, Denver, Col; II
W. Munger and wife, Ohio, Joseph Il
Spencer, Baltimore J ". Rowland. New
York H. VI Talmage. Toledo. Ohio.
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Wadsworth 4 Parsons have Just opened
a large lot Of Hamburg edgings and insert
ings, also piques, rulings MaresilIes.
quilts white sheetings, table linens and
other housekeeping goods. Their stock
of goods is always the best in the city
They have the only full line of carpets il
the CITY,
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G. NJ Anderson and j. A. Robertson
have bought out the the gallery of c. W.
Florence aud are prepared to do frst-class
work. J. A. Robertson has been for the
past year in the employ of Mr.. Gaylord
and is good workman. 29-d3t.
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aespectAole employ uIelt al home, Gay ~ tFcU1 2
no capital required; fun instructions and vA-la--
package Of goods sent free BY mail. Address Git-
/ six cent return stamp, NJ YOUNG < CO. l6 a-t
/ landI. street New York
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.
A CHALLENGE
ALLEYS LUNG BALSAM

T. your hope Il has been tried by thousands such
o. you who have been cured many IN their graft
rude. have lent their names 10 NJ. that suucring
humanity can read their evidence and believe.
Don't experiment with new and uutrird mivturcz-
YOU cannot afford ithut Try a. once this Invaluable
article. Ig u warranted to break up the most
troublesome cough in a few hours, u not Of too
long standing. 10 H. warranted tu give entire sat
IsfaCtlon iu all % lung and throat difcutics
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ther sex, young or old make more money At wars
for rs in their spare moments, all the time thai
st anything else. Particulars free. Address {
S11NSON & CO. Portland. Maine,
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AGENISI A RARE CHANCE |

We WI pay al Agents 80 per week ~ CAsa v .
viii engage with u AT ONCE Everything fan. p
ed and expenses paid. Address
A. COULTER 4 Co. Charlotte. Ma
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The house on Orleans street. near the
new C., r. / 4 P. depot belonging to the
estate Of the late Widow Goodman, was
sold at public sale to-dagto Robert Coync
for 81 ,3JO-a capital bargain.
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FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS
EVERY C0RhET BAND

| y the country will receive splendid pit-s q.
| BAND MUSIC free. by sending tyvo-ct- ss4g-- 80
EDWARD a. SAMUELS. Publisher Boston Ma
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NOTICE. We have secured the service,
Of Mr.. VIM. Gamsklll to superinteni our
cutting department Mr. Il. is drst-clas-
man in his line, and we would respectfully
ask the public t. give us a cal.
21-at WALKER 4 N1ggE
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Geo. L. Boyer wishes to dispose Of his
Saloon furniture as he is going into another
business Inquire Of him, No o Palace
Row d2t.
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Concert

A concert viii be given by the children
Of the German English school at Turner
Hall, tomorrow evening. commencing at
: o'clock
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LOCAL COLUMN.
John Roots Bitters.

John Roots Bitters.
John Roots Bitters are family medicine
'ohh Roots Bitters cure general debility.
John Roots Bitters cure dyspepsia. Use it
john Roots Batters cures fever and arue.
'ohn Roots Bitters cures all bilious diseases
Dohh Roots Bitters cures nervousness ana head.
acne Try ii. fhcg are warranted
John Roots Btters cures indigestion. Try it.
conn Roots Bi'ters are not a whisky drink
Store - ''' i"FpcI iouhe OtuE
ro T"nP Roots Bttcrs are sold by all Druggists
,esstoh and Emil kuhler Rock Island Ills
"Goicsale and retail druggists -22AeodmyyfEwIy
'''" ny Hhilth@Bonney, Druggist, Rock Island =
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The Peaks and the Praegers at Dart
Hall to-nirht-last appearance.
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REMOVAL. Balch, Frazer ,, q = % . 4av {
removed their office 70 the old e. Il. l. y
p. passenger depot -'du
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JACOB SCHFFTZ

JACOB SCHEETZ:
Dear Sir:-It is with unspeakable pleas
ure that inform You Of the complete re.
covery Of my child from that complaint Sc
fatal to children. Cholera Infantum, by the
use of your Cordial Your calling at ny
house | considered providential, as it wa,
the means Of saving my child, snatchius
him as it were from the verge of the grave
he could not possibly have lived five
hours after your visit, despite the attend
ance Of the most skillful and careful physi
clans, were it not for the use of your price
less Cordial Its effect was magical, purg
ing and vomiting, which occurred every
fifteen minutes previously, was checked al
once, and the next day his bowels were il
as healthy a state as ever
have tried it on adults Of the family
since, for pain in the stomach and diar.
rhGa, with complete success. No family
should be without it; it is truly friend il
the hour of need. Respectfully, YOU
Obedient servant
THOMAS BTRNF-rT
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The steamer Minneapolis arrived from
up the river to-day.
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PERsoNAL.-Capt Geo " jerks for
merly one Of our popular steamboat cap
tains. and a wol-kuown resident Of the
city, il in town. He is now one Of the pro
prietor- of the Sherman House. India
napolis
John +. Fleming is in town He came
up with his wife on mournful errand-to
bury their only child. in Chippiannock
John Harper, formerly Of Harper &
Steel, Is at the Harper House
Capt Haverstick has gone To Washing
ton to set Grant right on the postofhcc
business. He took along a copy Of TIT
ARGvs in order that the President might
see the whole story Of the indignation
meeting. He will explain why he took
sides against Colfax and Credit Mobiliel
and failed to stand by the Presi
dent in that matter And he will show
up the malicious charge Of Robinson and
Jackson about that black mail operation
And he will ask Mr. Grant u put q
head on him agaiu-officially. And
Grant will show his devotion To Civil Ser
vice Reform by not doing it.
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4 Word to Mothers !

trH all liable a disna-es which are the re.l1t-
o. rarura causes AND wf.5cI in 80 st CASE do not
-.'.'-r without Ha- assistance from iEGi eior-
1H--- e.. treatment; and many o. You arr left with
d weakly. broken down constitution. which makes
tlt miserable, and, in many cases, death preferable
Go iu ynuT Druggist ana get bottle OF
CONSTITUTION WATER.
TaSe forty drors three times day in four times
the quantity o. water, and il viii cure you
For sale nF al Druggists, Il Is uot a Spring Wa
rar
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hoNAbALls i used In the practice Of, and on
dorscd by some Of the leading Physicians through
oas The land. They induced 10 do this from the
iact that its formula is published around each bot
Tie so that the physician knowing its component
parts and being already acquainted with theii
properties, prescribe it with all confidence
NTCHoLAsvILLE, XIV. Feb. II 1853
'rhuemen:-i have seen the effects OF "Rosadal-
Is on paticnte in my own practice, and take plea.
sure IA atesjiug to it, merits a. very powerful al
1'fatlNc. In cases of Scr0lCla. Rheumatism. See
'H1a5r syphilis occ-. always recommend H.
Very truly, yours, J. ;. SPARKS. N. D.
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Bl,od VIII Tel

Farmers often ash themselves ,ue guea
the question Win i,Tag e. raise Lla.ded
stock The following. from the George
many answers
Col r. West has sold his celebrated
mare Noble Long, 70 a Mr. ilaskins of
New York, for Sl501u This mare is five
wears old She rrotted last year over the
Kentucky Association Course in 2.5@t.
1888, 2a5t.
Co., West is one Of the largest dealers
in tr1t,ing stock in Kentucky and we be-
Iieyc has charge Of splendid four-yeal
oldrovned by one Of our Rock Island citi
zens, that is expected to astonish frequent
ers Of the turf, having already made sur
prisingly fast time for four year old
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HORRIBLE

suffered with CATARKH thirty years and was cU-e
by q simple remedy, VIII send receipt p0sia-
free, to all afflicted. Rev. 7. }. MEAD. Syracu~.
New York
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RAILROADS,

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. X
NB-AI trains IN or out Of Rock Island run by
Chicago time-cxccpt the Peoria trains, which run
by Toledo time, Chicago time Is about 10 minutes,
aud Toledo about II minutes faster than Rock Isl
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THOMAs BrRNETT

l42 Burnett St, New Brunswick, n. J.
10 Mr.. JACOB SCHEETZ. Northwest cor
ner Fifth and Race streets, Philadelphia.
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nmYYTWR We CURE the habit FERMANrS7
HHEEIIM CHEAP, QUICK, without suffering
HTEHIEE inconvenience Describe vour "a,
u 1UgN Address $ &. ARMSTRONG. n ]
EATERS Berrien, Michigan. p .. Box .
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oOiNO EAST
Express and Mail, leavess i5a. N. and 10 100 D. IN.
Accommodation, leaves at 400 p. IN.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS,
Smiths Tonic SvI.,,,,

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been coupferfejlcd and
tas c9aa!erfciter brought 70 grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
TIE genuine article must hare Dr. John RafI-
private stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bali only
~ 'Ee n DC 20 manufacture and cell the oH.in 4
3nuh j. Smiths Tonic Syrup, OF Louisville. Nv.
t ffAn.tnr welt the abel each botilc. Ii my
=, ~ H' stamp Is not On each ooule do not pur.
cha-r. ar you VIII he deceived SEE NY column
ENDORSEMENT. and my show card ] viii prose-
g a.t ai'y one Infringing on my right. The genuine
self The nubllc'a servant
Or. JOHN BULL
''"-N4iie, Nov a, 1879 ianaI-d6E1y.
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Had, Threat and Vocal Organs.

This remedy does MOI "DEY up Catarrh but
huOSENS it frees the head OF all offensive matter
quickly removing bad bresJh and adacne, allays
and southes the burning heat in catarrh Is SO mild
AID agreeable In its effects that Il positively
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-02

could have told them better. She
knew how it was Joe had died, she
knew that life had been paid for her
fathers; and, in heart sOftened by
pain, she acknowledged that her
prayer had been answered in Gods
own Way.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-02
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.

Josephine Lindley has been declared by the
cheney in the departments Of Geolory and
Natural History, botany and Physical GeolO-
gyO Bellies Lettres, English Literature, Histo-
~, Ancient and ModernD Chemistry, Modern
Languages, French and Spanish.)
Henry Ddrant, President OF University; F..
8. Carr, Prof Chemistry; p. Pioda, Modern
Languages; Joseph lie COnte, Professor of Ge
ology and Natural History; William 6wIntOn.
Dean Of the Faculty. oc2tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-02
LAWLOR INSTITUTE.

l0S Main Street, Los Angeles.
THE SEVENTH, ,SEMI-ANNUAL
Il Session of this es.t3tf.
= ELECT DAY SCHOOL,,
in which girls and boys receive a USEFUL,
PRACTICALAND COMPLETE English Education,
commenced on MONDAY, AUGUST IL, 1873.
TERMS PER MONTH:
English Studies, including the ordinary
School Branches, and D0uble-Entry
Bookkeeping and Algebra.~............ IS 90
Primary Geography, Second and Third
w
Chart and Primer Glasses. ...... 800
EXTRAS.
Latin, Phonetic Shorthand and Geom-
etry, per month .......................... 81 90
Competent Teachers OF Drawing, Printing,
and the Modern Languages, will be connected
with the Institution.
For further particulars, apply to the under
signed, ut the School Building.
oc5ml w. B. LAWLOR, Principal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-02
MISS JOSEPHINE LiNpLEY
TESTIMONIALS.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES.

OARLAND, July IT, I6IZ.
Herewith certify that Miss Josephine Lind
lev has been student in my department of
from September, 1870, to April Sd, 1872. During
this time she studied the French, the Spanish
and the German languages, obtaining always
ance, her average credit mark for five terms
being 81 per cent.
On entering the University, Miss Lindley
possessed already such knowledge OF the
French and Spanish idiOms as To be able To
speak them with ease, fiuency, correctness,
and pure pronunciation.
She may now be considered thoroughly fn-
miliaI with the theory and philosophy, as well
apd she may safely be recommended ~ can
didate Of great promise, for teaching the
French and Spanish languages.
p. PlODA, Prot Modern Languages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-02
ANDREW JoucHlN,

MO. 81 ALSO STREET-MANU-
AN FACTURER Of
Wagons, Carriages. BuG&ies, etc.
Horse-shoeing, machine smithing and black
smithing of all kinds done In the most work
manlike manner. iHo1 tH $50
SECOND-HAN WAGONS
bought and sold, and always on hand. Orders
promptly attended to. ocl2mlp4