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DclnnO and MarSlI-A ISrcnklaSI
Scene.

New YOnK, September l4.-The Her.
aid this morning has story Of the meet.
ing at breakfast in WOrmley'S. at Wash.
ingtOn, between Secretary Delano and
Professor Marsh; n scene followed accord.
ing to report such ms il seldom witnessed.
Secretary Delano Is said 10 have called
the Professor liar and poltroon, and
to use similar epithets. The Professor
answered that lie would not he insulted
by tho Secretary Of the Interior or any
other man, that he had treated Mr. De.
lano as a gentleman should, which state.
mpnt the Secretary denied, and immedi-
ntely left the room saying that the Pro.
iessor did not know what gentleman
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NEW YORK.
ACCIDENT on THE GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
WAY.

ACCIDENT on THE GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
WAY.
New YORK, September Private
kilograms have been received in this city
from Toronto announcing frightful &c.
Cident that occurred this morning on the
Grand Trunk Railroad. A trSin was
thrown from the track and several OF the
employees on the train were killed; the
whole train was u perfect wreck, and to
add to the horror, the cars took fire, and
large number Of cattle which were
buried under the debris were actually
roasted alive, it being impossible to ex-
triCate them.
A FRIGHTPUL ACCIDENT,
This morning while experimenting
with Messrs. Udahs patent aerial ladder
on Rutgers Square, an appalling accident
occurred which resulted in the death OF at
least two men, and probably two or three
others. It appears that rs soon as the
ladder had been put together and placed
in position in the centre OF the square
the chief followed by eighto or ten Of his
men mounted the ladder, The ladder
looked to be nearly 100 feet in height,
The men had not been on the ladder
more than half a minute when 1t swayed
backward and forward and suddenly snap
ped in two. The men were Instantly
preCipitated to the ground, three Of them
being killed outright, The chief was
among the latter, and later information
says II was W, II. Nash, Chief Of the Bat.
TALON, and not tho Chief Engineer who
was killed, the others who were killed
outright by the fall were Phillip Morse
and Wm. Hughes. The Aerial Ladder
Co., had been ordered out for practice,
and while they were going through their
evolutions tho accident occurred.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September l4.-At meeting oI
the Permanent Committee Of the Assem-.
bly, Thursday next, N. Buffet will be
interpolated upon the intention Of the
government towards the Bonapaflists,
and especially regarding the decision Ol
Bonapatliat Committee 10 print and dis
Seminate million copies Of NJ. DuvaPs
speech at Eyereax, having for preface
the letters Of Admiral ROciere lie Nonfy
and the Prince Imperial,
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OUR SrEUBENVVLLE LETTER
srEuRESvlLLp, Sept. ii, 1876.

| u =. I..,l tpSk
9lNONhNN'""b' 'eP'' ~ A''''
Editors in'cllIscnccri
For several days intense excitement
has prevailed among the property owners
on Market street, growing out oil an at'
tempt on the part o. the street Committee
Of the City Council through the Chair
man, John >. Maxwell, ESQ to tear up
the stone CUTTERS which we're laid about
two years ago, according to the mandates
Ol the "CiLy Dads, at q cost to TIC own
ers Of from 81 20 to 81 90 per 1901, ior
the purpose OF replacing II WIN Ihe ny
est improved noISeieEs coGDIe stone recently
adopted. On Saturday inc contractor act;
ing under INSTRUCTIONS from 'he aloresaln
chairman, II - Salu' cOhlheHctI I"e WoIk ..,Il'
OF amnihiIatlon III iront OF ane COUNTY
buildings. Wheh county Commissioner
Patterson lnterlereu 1he contrnctorS re-
fused to desIst unless ho!lhed ny 'he only
authority known TO ihein, the street
committee, ono 0l the c0nnIil'ee
was found, Dht he salu tlat ne knew
nothing about IT, Mr. Maxwell was was
the power Deillh'I INC thfone. Mr.
Maxwell was iInally lounu, ana IN
formed that rs tic contract lOr paving lh'
cInded the cutters when were superior 10
cobble'stone work, the properly holders,
after obeying the I"orderS 9t tne Clty
Council two years ago,. .would not al this
time SIT quietly Oy anu See tlc co"'t"ct
openly violated at thlS early stage OF
the game without protesting against
such innovation. Of their respective
rights, one party intimatlng that II The
committee persisted m II the hrst man
that moved stone from the gutter IN
front OF his premises would need tue ser
vices ot an undertaken. Inc Taxpayers,
having had q taste ot broken contracts
in the building ol ihe Court House, uo
not propose In the present instance tnat
the paving contract snail DC openly Tl2.
lated, allowing lOop'hole 10 DC mus lell
open, whereby the contractors can aiter-
ward step IN anu clalm pay ior eXtr"
work, aud be sustained IN tneif claims
by the courts, because i0fsooth the ciLyi
through her otllcets negiigehGe I Ei'.".eI
the contractb by ordering 1t to be changed,
thu: rendering the agreement nun ana
void. MI, Maxwell ordered cessatlon
Of hostiIities until the matter could De
brought before the Council at its regular
meeting Tonight, at which time nc wotIu
lay the subject before that BODY ol STATES.
men and whose uecroe lie woul" conS'uer
final. ,,. ,...
The Council convened ana alter c9lling
the roll and reading the minutes OF me
previous meeting the Council ptoceeuea
to the transaction q some business 81, ol
minor Importance, altet wHlch Mr. MaA; sE';
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NEW ORLEANS.

New 0RbAASs, September l4.-Thc
anniversary Of the l4tll Ofseptember was
celebrated by high mass nj the Cathedral
atS A. NJ, for the repose 'ot the souls oil
those who fell on the l4th Of September
1874. The graves Of those killed on thai
day were decorated in various cemeteries
and were visited during the day by many
persons. Ceremonies will be concluded al
the 81. Patricks Hall this evening. Dr.
]. Dickson Burns will deliver the memo
rial oIitnss
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OBFiCR or THR CHIRF StONAL OpPiCER.
WASHINGTON, D. C., September l5-l A. n. }


PRoBADiLiTtEs
For the New England, Middle nnt
South Atlantic States clear or partly
cloudy and warmer weather during tht
day, with easterly to southerly wind,
and slowly falling barometer, followed BY
increasing clOndiness and threatening
weather during the night.
For The Upper Lake Region, the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valley
partly cloudy and slightly warmer wealth
er and light or gentle easterly to south
erly winds, high but slowly falling baro'
meier, undlight rains in the Upper Mis-
sissippi Valley, Michigan and Wisconsin
and near Lakes Erie and Ontario.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
clear or fair and warmer weather, with
light east to south winds, and slight
changes in barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
slowly falling barometer, northeast tC
southeast winds, a Rlight rise in tetnpern'
tnrc, and partly cloudy weather, with
rain near the Gulf coast and the South
west, nnd dangerous winds on the Gulf
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ALLEGHENY Cattle.

EAST LInERTY, September l4.-CATTLR
Receipts to-day 1877 head, and all for
sale here. Supply good, but mostly medi.
nm to common, few good being represented
Prices about the same rs at the close Of
last week, shade better on good. Best
common to fair 81 O0a5 %; bulls 50 60a3 90;
slOCkers and feeders So O0a4 90.
Ho0s-Receipts to-day l,43O head. York.
ers 81 SOaS 70; philadelphIas 50 26a9 80.
SIIEEr-Receipts to-day $500 head. Sell.
ing nt s. 6Oa6 80.
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A Rnt Story

From the Bl!lari Ky y News
Whilst Mr.. Joseph Terrill was sitting
on his back porch the other evening
he saw two rats coming from under some
wood close by. Noticing something peCu'
liar about them he paid close attention
and discovered that they had a straw in
their mouths, one rat ut each end. The
rats went down to a little pond in the
yard, laid the straw down, took n drink
Of water, picked up the straw and march
ed back In the same way they went down
Just before reaching the wood Mr., Ter
rell killed them both, and upon examina'
tion found the largest and oldest rat to
have been totally blind. Mr.. Terrell says
the old rat was very fat, and is satisfied
that the other rats have been feeding him
on young chickens and turkeys, as well
as Watering him.
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Reduction Oh TelcgrnInS to EW.
rome.

The dispatches inform us this mornipl
that owing to the suvkHtuI completion
Of the "direct cable" to Europe the TOLL
for submarine messages have been re
duced to % cents, currency, per word. Il
this reduction includes the free transmits
sion Of addresses and signatures to mes
sagcs 1t is certainly most important
step, and will at once greatly increase
the growing communication by wire with
the Old World. II will perhaps i'm
mediately double the daily receipts oI
press dispatches and thus he the means oI
furnishing us a full quota of news every
day from every important place in Eu-
rope.
At present the rates between Wheeling
and Europe are Gj cent per word, Cxclu
sive Of addresses and signatures, but after
this the toll will probably be but little
more than half that amount.
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CtNCINNATt, September l4.-Robert NJ.
Richie, formerly cashier Of the Fourth
National Bank Of this city, was yesterday
arrested on a charge Of forgery, made by
Samuel y. Keys, n broker who had charge
Of certain speculuLions Of Mr.. RitCllies
some years ago. The complainant charges
that Richie forged Mrs. Charles DavCn.
ports name for 300 shares OF Western
Union Telegraph stock.
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Sentimental silver seekers.

BOULDER (Coll News,
Whatever the spirit that imparts these
pretty feminine names, as the "Little An
ME" or the 8Melvina," it has been re-
marked that mines blessed by them are
apt to prosper. The reverential, chival.
rous feeling which among our Germanic
ancestors made goddess of the woman
the man loved, crops out in our mount
aims and inspires these tender names for
mines. Not long ago middle aged man
said ~ shall call my find the Little
for my motherless baby and we turned
our face asidCso as not to notice the tears
that began to start in his clear, honest
eyes. There is something so pathetic in
such lode names as the "Heartsease," the
"Orphan Boy" the "Silent Friend" and
even the "0utlaw.' What world Of u.s.
SOCiations the bare recital OF them send
whirling through the brain But, run
ming on in this strain, we have quite neg
lected recognition OF the man who names
his mine the "Keystone" or the ada
mant,' There Is no foOlishness about him.
He has little patience with the spOOney
tribe who "feel Affections" and is limo.
Gently Oblivibus to that sentiment which,
with others, Is all the sweetness OF life.
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t,nndl,lnira Ior iIic Ilisnonrlc

CHICAGO, September l3 The Diciesian
Committee Of the Episcopal Church
meets here Tomorrow, and will during
It's session elect Bishop for It's diocese;
the two candidates named for the office
between whom the choice Is supposed to
be, are Dr.. Wayrault, Of New York, and
Dr.. DeKoner, the latter has great many
supporters despite his failure to be
confirmed when elected before,
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Of New Jersey did not take fright at the
public declarations OF number OF
Methodist preachers against the amend
ment that proposed to tax all the church
property in the State, and yet became
alarmed Just us soon rs that old time,
historical, poliIico.eCclesiastical organi-
zation known MS the Catholic hierarchy,
showed itself in the contest. They began
then to "smell a rat at the cheese" TO use
homeIy metaphor) when perhaps there
was no more Of rat in one case than in
the other. The only rat in the case is
the general injustice done to the tax pay
Crs Of the country by the exemption Of
any church property from taxation. LISA
serious injustice and one that is bound to
be removed at an early day in every state
IN the Union, just rs III has been in New
Jersey. There is no reason why property
amounting in value to several hundred
millions Of dollars should go untaxed in
these days Of heavy National, State
and municipal debts, There is no
reason, for instance, why n tax payer
who belongs to a religious society in
New York City that perhaps owns but
one church in that city, and not costly
one at that, should be- taxed out Of all
proportion. in order that some forty or
fifty Catholic churches (some Of them
very splendid and cQttly) and nearly IA
many Episcopal churches like Trinity
St. Pauls, Grace Church, &c,) and Pres
byterian churches like that of DR.. Halls,
should go untaNcd, Allof these churches
should be assessed and taxed like other
property, and then there would be no
such injustice wrought to numerous
class Of taxpayers as there is now.
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NEW YORK, September A.-BuSiness
continued quiet with manufacturers agents
and the jobbing trade was less active. Cot
ton goods moved slowly and bleaChed cot
tons continued weak. Dunel a. shirings
reduced to l21Gc. Prints In fair demand.
American fancy prints reduced 10 8 cents,
but plnid and staple styles unchanged.
Wooden goods quiet. Three hundred and
fifty cases Of domestic shawlS sold at auc
ton at fair prices,
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September II. = Flour =
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-Active and
unchanged. COrn-Dull; western mixed
7lNc. 0ats-Firm and unchanged. Rye
- Dull and unchanged. Provisions =
Strong POrk-$22 2bH22 so. Bulk Meats
Active; shoulders SjSa9Cj clear rib l21Sa
l9EC loose; 9Aal2XC packed. Bacon
Shoulders lOaiOhC; clear rib lSNc. Hams
l5kC. Lard - Active at l4al4Nc. Butter
Scarce and strong; western extra 27a
CSC; 6nts 2Ja26C. PetrOleum--Nominally;
crude 6Na6c; refined llsSallAc. Coffee
Firm and unchanged. WhiSky-Dull at
81 2IOl 2lL,
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TURKEY.


CoNsTGNT1NopLE, September l4.-Ser.
yer Pasha telegraphs that sixty.four
families in the neighborhOod OF Stolatz,
Herzegovina, have given in their sub.
mission.
BELGRADE, September l4.-The Gran.
itsiSchar newspaper announces that dep
utation Of ten Herzegovinians recently
arrived at Kragujewatz, asking servia to
aid in the insurrection. The Govern.
mcnt replied that It would wait until
the Skuptschina decided the question.
Many disguised Seryian officers have
started for Bosnia.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, September 14.-Tn The
Nineteenth District Court to-day de.
cree was rendered tlischarging the old
trustees Of the Lick Trust and appoint
Ing in their places Richard s. Floyd
F. y. Alherton, Bernard D. Murphy, Johr
II. Lick and John Nightingale.
Stocks on the Little Board to-day are
stronger. Overman jumped from 80 tc
80 In consequence Of a strike Of rich ore
on 100 foot level.
Business prospects are generally bright
and cheerful.
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CINOINNATI, September a. Cotton =
Dull at lac. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat--Firm and unchanged for old; inc.
iium dull at 75caSI 50. Corn-Quiet at7Oa
7lc. Oats-QuNt and steady at Sga60c.
Barley-Quiet; spring 81 l0al 80. Rye
Quiet ut 7sasOc. POrk-Quiet and steady;
country $2l 10; city $2l 30. I.ard-Dulli
steam i2NC; kettle 1876. Bulk Meats -
Quiet aud unchanged. Bacon-Steady at
OlEa4SSl3Nal3Xc. WhiSky-Demand good
at full prices at 81 10.
'lIoGs-Quiet and steady; stockers 90 Goa
" OO common light 81 00a7 90; good
light 10 good butchers 81 S0aS 25.
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Louisville, September 14.-The limit,
cd mail train left New York, Monday
morning at 4;30 A. NJ, via Pennsylvania
Panhandle and Louisville Short Line
railroad, arriving here this morning al
10 o'clock,
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MEMPHIS, September ll.-The latest
udvices from Tdllahatchie county, Miss,
represent the excitement as subsidihg,
and the general beliefi IL there will be no
further trouble. Reports are in cifcula.
tion here Of trouble brewing in other
counties Of North Miss, but can be traced
TO no reliable source.
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(OrnCrctI.

IOpeIiln (Ala) Times,
Agcntlemnn osked a negro a few day,
ago, who was very noisy about the Con
siitntion, what Il looked like2 "Well
boss, less don't iactly know "Weil
Bill, does IL look like an anaconda or the
ten commandments ~ "I's jCss 40, boss.
And the negro found out very suddenly
he was wanted.
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The AbscontlinRT Teiier.

MoxTREAI,september 14.-Thomas W.
Nichols, the absconding teller Of the Ca
madam bank Of Commerce, is supposed to
have left for New York on Saturday In
company with his father. The amount
taken Il said 10 exceed $4,000.
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CLEVELAND, September H.-Wheat--
Dull and firm; No. red winter 81 3S; No. 2
do. 81 2S; old 81 46. Corn-Steady and un.
changed. Oats-lc better; No. /, 47c; No.
., 45G; white 4sc. Petroleum-vefy strong;
standard white, l100 test, l0u; 1859 state
test lie, car lots; small lots arc 1lia2Nc
higher.
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TOLEDO, September l4.-Flour-stsady
aud In moderate demand. Wheat-Actiye
and lower No. white Michigan 81 33;
No. 2 do 81 20; amber 81 81; seller Septem.
ber 81 SAX; seller October 81 90; seller No.
vember 81 8s; No. 2 red 81 10. Corn-Dull
and lower; high mixed at 03Nc; no grade
NE. Oats-Dull; No. 2, 42o; white 4sc;
Michigan Al kc.
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rhn llireri t,nble Coninnnt.

New YORK, September l5.-The Direct
Cable Company will tomorrow transmit
messages between America and Europe at
25 cents in currency per word.
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PITTSBURGH, September A.-Wheut-
Unchanged and prices firm. Corn-Dull
ear 75A7sc; shelled 7Sai6c for mixed 10
prime yellow. Petroleum-Qulet but firm;
crude 81 46 at Pafkers; refined lkN
Ike Philadelphia delivery.
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The Republican state Convcn.

OMAHA, NEB., September ll.-The Re.
publican State Convention meets at Kear.
ney Junction tomorrow evening. A mum,
ber Of delegates left here to-day for that
mint.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL |
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York money nnd Ntocks.

NEW YORK, September 14.-MoNEY-
Easy Mt 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper5nG pSr cent. Custom receipts $3i4,.
QUO. The Assistant Treasurer disburscd
$4,000. Clearings, $i2,OOOrOOO.
GoLD-opened at 1l6N, fell of to 1lGH,
rose to III, and closed at 1lGN. Rates
for borrowing were 1882, 3.OI, 1.lG and l.G4
per cent per diem. Atthc close Il was bid
for the use Of cash gold tomorrow.
GOVERNMENT BONDs-Firm.
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LoNa Branch, September l4.--Prosi.
dent Grant left Long Branch this morn.
Ing for Washington.
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ArrItnIni aSnnior Nchnr..

New YoRK, September l4.-Senator
Carl schutz arrived here to-day By the
steamer Pomerania from Hamburg.
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RAILROAD BONDs-QulCt.

| RAILROAD BONDS-QuicI
The rumor.mongers were busy again to.
day on the street, and Scnsbly affected
gold and stocks. Among the many rumors
floating about this afternoon, the only one
which assumed shnpe pointed TO firm ol
sugar rehners in lower Wall street. In.
quiry at the Office failed 10 gain any con.
frmatiOn for the denial Of this story. From
n statement OF the condition Of this firm
early in the year, II had assets many times
In excess Of It's liabilities The rumOrs
were too vague to be traced.
Mr.. q. W. Mclean, President Of W
Stock Exchange, proposes to call meeting
Of the Governing Committee As soon ns a
quorum can be obtained, 10 discover, II
possible, the originators Of the malicious
fumors which have recently flooded Wall
street.
stocKs-opcncd firm and advanced \
to n. Subsequently the market became
weak nnd prices declined u to u per cent,
Lake Shore leading the decline. The mar.
ket closed weak and unsettled, except for
Eric, which was firm. The heavy decrease
In the produce exports this week is the re.
suit Of the squeeze in cash gold and the de.
moulilNtion Of foreign exchanges. The
Transactions at the Stock Exchange ag.
gregatcd 100000 shares, Of which 45,OOj
were Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union,
1900 Northwestern common, $4,000 St,
Paul common, 2,4Oo preferred, 10000 Erie,
1900 Lake Shore, 1000 Ohios and 1900
Wabash.
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nUPoNTs GUNPowDER AGENCY.
N. REILLY, Sole Agent,

WHEELING, WEST VA.
Sporting, Blasting and Mining Powder alWayt of
hand In Magazine also Patent and Waterproof
Safety Fuse. liberal discount allowed 10 ttgo
buyers. deit
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CjUNDRGES.
. 100 Pals Atmore's celebrated Nice NEAT.
80 Bbls choice Pickles,
100 Hall Bbls choice Pickles.
100 Boxes layer RaislnS.
20 Bbla Dried Peas
20 Choice BuekWheat Flour.
Just received and for sale By N. REILLY.
L g Halt Bbls. Fresh No. ! Maettrsl.
80 " No. Markefol.
90 No. 8 MaekereI
10 No, MackeFel.
20 IAbradoT Herring.
Just received and for ale By N. REILLY.
DAMNED GOODS,
" 100 Cases ID Fresh Tomatoes.
10 2lb /" Tomatoes.
80 Q ID Peaches,
% WInIloWb Corn.
g g - Cove gysttrs lull StIghg.
90 ID CoTe Oyster liull Rtlghti
Ju,ttecdVcd and for nlSby n, REILLY.
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pLAcERv1LIE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

J.V. X. Witt-General Merchandise. Plaza.
Weller & Smith--General Merchandise.
Plaza.
James Eagan-Justicc Of the Peace.
Robert X lrvin-Constablc
John Myer-postinas,cr. Granite street.
| Myer & Smith-Drugs &, Medicines and
Fancy Goods. Granite street.
| My~r L. Smith--Wcls, Fargo & Co. =
Agents. Granite street.
W. J. R"thwcll-Ph,sician aud Surgeon.
Granite street.
J.W. Davisoa-In.ernational Hotel. Plaza
Nrs. Margaret Bucklcy--ldaho Hotel
Granite street
Mira. d. Stecklca--phnnix Restaurant
Plaza.
Garrett, Hayes & Co.-Empire Meat Mar.
ct. Plaza
0. Donnell & Co.-Ci,y Meat Market.
Jas. McKay-Magnolia Saloon. Plaza.
d. Observation-Disclosures Saloon. Plaza.
Cris. Anderson Miners Saloon. Plaza.
Charles Kohney-Brewery and SaLun.
Plaza.
D'ehl Il MISUNDERSTANDING Shop. Plaza.
Martin Catbcars-S shop. Plaza.
Alex. Crcbard-Livery Stable Plaza,
+. Langrie--Cabinet Maker. idaho strert.
A. J. Boreland-C Cabinet Maker. Broad.
why.
John Mfrrill-Tin Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Carvan-Barber Shop. Idaho
street.
D. c. Holdcn--Carpentef Shop. Idaho
street.
John L. Saunders Carpenter Shop. Gran.
street.
". 4. Hutchinson Carpenter shop. 0rap-
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