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, 1878-03-30
Relief for ihe Farmer.

KILL THE SQUIRREts.-H. L. Holmes, our
druggist, has invented Sqairret Poison that
is perfect and which can be sold for one-half
or one third the price of any in the market
He is now making it in large quantities, and is
ready to supply farmers or dealers. Put up in
2lh, 5-lb and 12-lb packages, or sold in bulk.
Every package warranted. 10 3m
, 1878-03-30

DR. J. NJ BoyD, physician and surgeon. of
fee in the old library rooms, opposite STATES
MAN Office The doctor has had twelve years
experience in the treatment Of diseases prevail
ent III the valleys east of the Cascade noun
tains. Makes no specialtieS, but requests that
inquiry be male As to his success in al branches
of the profession, especially in the treatment
Of diseases OF women and children, including
obstetricks and surgery. Relies upon merit for
patronage and upon patrons for references.
, 1878-03-30

TRAINING GROUNDS. judges
pronounce the Walla Walls Driving Park
the best place for training fast horses on the
coast. Ia few years fine animals Will be
brought here from all parts of the country
for the purpose of training.
, 1878-03-30
$40 REWARD.

CiTRAYED FROM JOHN MAN "a
- YON'S, on tie To5c:.et, about tS-s&<
the 23d OF las. Mag, 1917, ane DARN 4-.-ZA- -i.-ZA-
NAY MARE, mo whiteJ l5l hand, high; nine
years Old branded -. H. > connected on the
left shouiIer. Also, a BAY HORSE COLT,
fsa!c1 h.st May. TIE above reward vii be
paid to any person delivering sad horses, or
giving any information as % their whereabouts.
lats JESSIE DRUMHELLER.
, 1878-03-30

New FIRM.-Jas. Sweazey hay bought
in with James Wheelan, in the harness and
sadllery business, they propose to build a
fire proof brick and put III the largest stock
ever broaght to this place, having now on
hand very large stock of harness and sad.
dlery, which they VIII sell at greatly re.
duced rates. Farmers and teamsters will dc
well to give them call
WHEELAN & SWEAZEY.
, 1878-03-30

POPLAR STREET is to graded at the ex-
pense of property owners All the larger
property owners on the line OF the street
petitioned TO that effect
, 1878-03-30

SECOND STREET, from its intersection with
Main street, is to be graded out as far as
Stahrs Brewery. This Improvement is at
the expense of property owners.
, 1878-03-30
CAfJTIONv

NO PERSON Is AUTHORIZED TO
IN contract dsb.s in MY name, and in al
cases where debts are contracted without my
authority payment will be contested. This is
the second time have given notice to this ef-
fee: through the columns of the STATESMAN,
and the notice is again given for the infnrnla-
ton of all concerned NINEVAH FORD,
Waila Walla, February %, 1873 aim
, 1878-03-30

HAYES has been struttins around in Til
dens coat for whole year, and now he
finds that its beginning 10 flaP about loosely
on him He isn't able to ill it any i..ore,
snce the conceit has been taken out OF him.
, 1878-03-30

CAPT. ". Fl. ANDREWS. clerk of the third
distric court, is visiting his old Walla Wallat
friends
, 1878-03-30

WdSA ington TeITit0ry.
n. the matter Of tie Estate Of JOHN HORPhf
dteoGStG.
CITATION appearing TO the Court by
" the petition presented and hied IN TINS
court bv WILLIAM r. HAMMOND, the
Administrator of the Estate OF JOHN MI X
PLY, deceased, praying Tor an order to sell
TIE real estate belonging t. sad Estate, STU,
ated in the county OF Walla Waila; that sand
sale is necessary to pay the debts outstanding
AGAINST deceased, and the debts. expenses and
charges OF Administration. 1t is ordered by
the Court, that Tt ESDAY, the Beth day OF
April, \. ID. 1873, being day of the adjourn,
Ell term OF the regular March term, 1873, "i
this Court, at ii o'clock, in the forenoon OF
said Cay, at the Court room of said Probate
Court, in the Court House, in the said city and
county Of Wala Walia, be and the same Is here
by appointed for the hearing of SAID petition
and that AL persons interested III The Said Estate
appear before the Probate Court on that day
and hour, t. show cause, if any there be, why
al, order should not be granted to the SAID Ad,
ministrator rs in said petition prayed for. And
t.,a. service os this citation be made on al per
sons interested by publication Of this order ioi
four successive weeks in the Nalla " Nalia
STATESMAN, a weekly newspaper printed ana
published in said city and county.
Dated Walis Walia, March 18th, 1873
L. GUICHARD,
I74w Probate Judge.
, 1878-03-30

ALL FOR WAR.-London sentiment ap-
pears to he for war. At peace meeting
in Hyde Park, on the l0th, the assem-
blage WAS dispersed by a mob by whom
sticks were freely used, and number OF
persons severely hurt. Mr. Bradiaugh,
who spoke iii favor Of peace, was eudgelea
and obliged to fee in cab. Mr., Glad
stone and wife, when going TO church,
were obliged to take refuge in a friend's
house, from whence they were escorted
by the police The duke of Tcck, who
was mistaken fort Russian Ambassador,
Count Sch0uvolohf, WAS insulted and
hustled by the mob. The peace meeting
numbered about 1900 persons. How
..-.,y the ,4,..l. ..aru'rc.rti We 90 no know
OF course crowd Gf men bent on war
will easily disperse twice their number of
men bent on peace, hut the way the mob
acted seems to imply that the general sen
timent of the masses IS war. In England
there are thousands Of men cut Of en-
ployment to whom war would he almost
a godsend, because it would give them en-
ploymcnt either as soldiers, or in some
other capacity. No doubt these are the
men who are ciamoring for war with Rus
sia. Their necessities are such that they
cannot wait for peace ard prosterity 10
open the avenues tu work and WAGES, and
therefore they clamor for the strife
Were thegovernment able to furnish them
all with labor, We should hear 10 more
cries for war
, 1878-03-30
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
Rrss,a.s Answer 10 En.,ands Demand.

LONDON, March 26.-The final answer
from st. Petersburg 10 England S question
whether the entire treaty OF San Stetano VIII
be submitted to the congress, Is anSiousiy
awaited. The Times expresses the opihioh
tha. more prudent Russian stasesnieh' even
the car himself, ought TO be ready 70 smooth
the way for the assema.aee eli the congress
The contention OF our government Is !usu-
fed by Europe, and though the remaining
objection is not one which Ought 10 ot latai'
II IS by Russia rather than lis that the oD-
lection ought in strict justice to De removed
The preponderating opinion at the capitais
of the great powers seems to DC tiat husSia
viii refuse. and tha. this will render the stu
alton very critical IN consequence OF the
presence of the British fleet ID the sea oi
Marnora and the position OF the Russians
about Constantinople, but that II no unfor-
seen incident or complication arises rom
these circumstances, war may he avoided,
and after period OF suspense damaging TO
all powers fresh proposal Tor Il conference
or congress will be brought forward under
different forms with hope OF success: Inc
position CT Austria is source OF much AMI
Gus curiosity. Semi Official organs have de-
ciared the treaty Of San Stcfano utterly I'M
acceptable, bat the fact Is equally certain
Austria does not support Englands demand
concerning the form OF its submission TO the
congress. Various explanations OF the latter
feature OF Austrias policy are gwen.
The Triple Alliance.
VIENNA, March pa correspondent says
a reconstitution of the pie alliance is pre-
pairing for the purpose Of opposing bnush
policy. To this end, says the correspondent,
Russia is Offering saastria every concession,
and lie believes negotiation will undoubtedly
succeed. From other advIces this seems an
exaggerated pro- Russian view. Austria OBJ
jrctions are to the whole treaty of San Ste
fano.
EiErrsnccs Of Form.
Another Vienna correspondent says: This
government seems to be of the opinion that
the differences remaining between England
and Russia are those Of form rather than
pr;nciple. and ought not to bar the meeting
of the congress. Sir Henry Elliott, British
ambassador, had along interview with Count
Andrassy on Sunday, BY appointment, and
in all probability there was an exchange OF
ideas on this subject OF paramount import
ance. There is no doubt Russia Is making a
strong effort to avert the pusSiniIty OF all
Anglo Austrian alliance before glrnS Eng
land final answer.
Piiin. up War Materials.
LoXDoI, March 2G.-GOyernent store
houses are crowded with war material unoel
recent contracts that storage has been secar,
| ei in the. warehouses a. Victoria docks and
| on other warvcs.
, 1878-03-30

DRINTEES' SUPPLIES. have ar
4 ranged to keep on hand stool, OF News
rArER, FLAT CAP, Folio PosT, and CARD
SToCK, and invite the patronage of interior
printing Offices. All orders addressed to the
STATESMAN Office promptly filed.
, 1878-03-30
TIL r TIVE Pacific Eailrc@d Ellis.

Two bills have been reported to tie Sta-
ate having for their comHiGn purpose t:e
urotectiou of the government a9diAa, LHe
5oes of the heavy amounts winch VIII bc dEe
Il from the Pacific railroads when ire sub
,;dx bonds mature. II has been det,'-ed ny
the supreme court that tie interest on those
bonds which is paid scIni-annually by the
treasury. Is hot payable by the roads until the
nrinc1paI natures. The roads WILL there
for. be enormously IA deht to the govern
ment at the expiration OF the thirty years
The following figures exhibit the total %
principal and interest 1t the eiH ol tAe
period:
To the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, principal ---------- ez''-0o'"i-
Add Thereto thirty years interest 80,
at six per cent. ...-..-....''. f''"-"''-
Principal and interest = maturity S'o,-"Z,-''
To the Central and West
ern Pacific r. T. Co. : 81 ,S'3,oSo
Add - years interest ut
per cent. ..........-- JV,i4V,--f
Principal and interes. at maturity II, l,991, '@i
Total for both roads Sl3t,2''S, i@'
By the charter OF the companies the gov
efpment is entitled TO retain Une-balf Of the
compensation which may be dne them Tor
TRANSPORTATION Of mails, &c, and per cent.
of their net earnings, but the latter have
been computed by the roads OF such prin-
ciple that repsvments from this source
amount to nothime. No intelligent estimate
makes the amount which VIII be due 10 the
government al the maturity OF the bonds
l,,,,1,.i md tNra pAiIilnn
dollars. after all deductions. II the govern
ment held first mortgage upon the roads Ii
might be safe even with 50 colossal deDt
due it from the companies, since the two
roads will probably be worth one hundred
and twenty million dollars in lS9S, which is
the average date of the maturity Of the
bonds. But unfortunately, TIE government
does not hold the first lien upon the Pacific
roads. 1t had this right By the orcinal
charter, passed in 1852, but Ill 1864 congress
passed supplementary act allowing the com
Ianies 80 issne their OWN bonds and guarGn-
tee them by first mortgage ON their prop
erty, thereby putting the claim OF the gov
ernment on the basis of a second mortgage.
The amount Of the first mortgage bonds Is
about equal to that Of the subsidy bonds
issued to the companies by the government
A claim of one hundred and twenty million
dollars against them, secured only by see
ond mortgage might he worth very little ii
the year 1898, because during the last tea
years prerious to thai date the roads might
be so managed that their sale under fore
closure of the first mortgage would bring lit
tie more than would suffice for paying oil thC
claims having priority over those of th'
United States. 1t is not surprising, there
fore, that there is feeling OF alarm respect
ing the safety of the government claim.
, 1878-03-30
Differences Of Form.
Piisn. mp Var Materials.

LoSD0I, March 26.-Goyernent store
houses are crowded with war material undel
recent contracts that storage has been secur:
ed in the warehouses a. Victoria docks and
an other warves.
, 1878-03-30

Principal and interest - maturity s'',-'22' 20
To the Central and West
ern Pacific r. T. Co. : 81 ,S,'5,oSo
Add - years interest At ~
ner cent ..... 80, 0,Ii0,22i
, 1878-03-30

Principal and interes: at maturity II, 1,@'j, soi
, 1878-03-30
Apni;cst;on to Sell Real Estate.

In the Probate Court Of Uafla Ua'ta County,
Washington Te'Titory.
In the matter Of tie Estate Of JOHN hURPhf,
dffrpaL
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
SECOND b'FDIfsIl.;tS,N fsl.; ,
| 'ts~ ssssA es.s| M |,as ws4s, ,sssss

I. L,7ntgcrs .d,iI Bed ,slsvons .sa1u
New York World Xestsrslsysoi "a tol ,liyns
The South CAfoiipso p igsislstiye COM
mittee And that from 1905 10 1876, there
wac paid onsforo public printing q ,828,
6Sg, 2 sum largely IN excess 9f The cost
ofPnbllc Printing troih the !, ,saf SbIIsh-
msnt Of ftbe stale, government mp 10 s1668
Including all payments made during the
" ar in confederate currency The pabs
Tic printing for one year exeeededg the
cost Of IKE work in Massachusetts,
FennsylvapiA Qkic, MARYLAND ahdr Ns8'
! srk by ear, ,o82 l3. N1t3s ialsS .slown'
that during the session of 1928 there
was appropriated Hi7sO94 more than,
the cost ofprlbhng In -Alh the thirteen
southern states for the last fiscal year.
The money was for, the benefit OF the
Carolina printing company, Of which
Governor Scott; Niles G.. Barker and D.
u. Chamberlain were members. resti-
Inaony and checks show that fifteen sena4
tors and seven representatives received
various sums, from 500 up TO, ~, 900,
10 order Va secure their aid IN passing
lswindling Appropriation bills to pay for
the public printing. The sum Of s57,
2pe was paid to senators as bribss for
the passage ef'an appropriation bill of
$231 600. 80 Besides @ this Governor
sloses received ssi0,s0os and ,Cardoza
lvl2,5OO. y bus gtGssD moil ilDOta s-pinis
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
Preign Tclegraphic Summary

tne conclusion of peace between Rus
and turkey Is announced. The early
ry OF the Russian army into Oonsta n.
opIe ID e1pected-Dislrust is felt as to
designs Of tho Russians on the Bos-
PruS.Tne position Of the 8 ritish ship
Pne Sea of Marmora is regarded as
peal in case torpedo boats should, 10
taem-fhe Car has called out foo,
'sl0As OF reserves, with astillsry--Tes
naOn lines says that some hone "A
'ved OF a peaceful ssttlement---fhe
ivan aabinet has resolved not 10 sre-
the territory serviahas 'coor4dered
sT Bulgaria Forty one sssr,viis,nr. sr,i 4. eii eciit,, !,
y nave been arrested for conspiracy
'n'' FRINGE Milau-Pops Leo XIII
crowned IN the sistins chapel OF the
leaa yesIerday-The Pope proposes 70 %
isu'ss :. the Dontifical gems d,armees,
we Y Swiss Gaari-Paui de Csssae,
D0napartist, has wounded N. Tbom.
republican, in a duel- Gen. Grant il
s0n''an''uOple-Thsrs is q frishtful
snsa U'saA Oh smallpox in Risutott.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
T';:Is.5H5EpITION.sI,
Local, 1,r Tirne TsplsI
y. y. ,..vr m wr1xrr6ror. I

..,.,xs rnAyE wtLxrF6ror. lI9I' p,
pnsladelvhia: zoe, 6.55, $40, e.Ws
A. ia M X. M; i2.31, II. 10, $50, 40,
s' "a as. D. m. On sundays ;s2'o0s $40 ~
nj ~ sw'vyok 'vork: 3os, ia : m. 1881, ia1o,
x.n ,s, n, an 6undaygi 2U9 am. ~ ? "
o% \ more nd and WashtngtoDs l2lAs 1 16,
s5s Ban M; i2 81 10 90, bos. . m. Sundays
|, Y pait 81 Bsp6sit. is %i 4ss p M; no Sunday
NV. Nav Castle: s, 8 %, 0 80 ami 1 30, Q 20 p
w No sunday train. ~ 80 3. "
\ Delaware n. Ri sos, . 30 . mi $50 PM
~ nWIImineton n 4 Northern r. r.: % 2
m. so0 500 p m; no sunday train. ~. =.
Delaware Western \, hs ~ ~ . mi N
m; on sundays: 10 30 m .n.,--., ~
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wILMin0ToN. ..
bm Philadelpnln; 2ot,e5a sMa IN a. u
m; i2A, 12d, S1, 4ol, v !. z9'
,oos m iSO, p5i. II 10 p m. liit ..
an New York ~ Sc, s % a IN; II u. u %
Sa, 81 p nj on sundaysi ~ 6o q m J
nm nm Baltimore. Q IS, 4i,a m; 127, i2 80,
5 se. S6 D m; on Sundays: 2 is q m 80
nm Washington: 2 IS q m 12H, 1888,
SSs. . IS p m; on Sundays'2 isa M go
pn p Port Deposit, 500 m no Sunday
bm as New Castle: z %, 8 80 . m !; 1e 90 m;
n, 10, O5 m; no Sunday trains. p
bm Delaware r. r.: s60a m; 4 20, 40 p
m: no Sunday trains. ii y. N..l
6m wilmington d Northern r. r.: 8 0s,
ilsDa m: 10 D m; no sunday trains. ll
|m Delaware Western X r. we M;
s 10 D N; on SUNDAYS, 9 600pm. . ~
Iys FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHfA; -. -. !. !
I'm Broad street and washington ave
nue. : I 30, 500, 10 30, 4 - q mi 2 30, 3 30,
100, SIS, 645, Q 10, n 90 pm; onSun-
days: 8 80 a m; 9 Ok, % IS, II 30, p m. 700 !
bm Thirty Second and Market streets:
h Is, II 45 q m, u 10, Q 50, 9 30, II % p m;
on sundays. 20. II 45 p m. WV
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
Meeting at the AImsI,ouus,.,'

H. s'ana ana meeting was held nj the A ,r,st
nn rAe.clses .Int were begun by sinping ,ySa. ths
Scss IN, joyful Sound of ,sasi VIZ
As,s, saa was followed by a oood n,a1
bp, pAtlhts'tne ths t second hymn 6nd say, bssy,,
X ,os sse y brother who ia tha- !. vyeu ~
s rss, nis y text,"There rem AIM 't,n, 20
'esi I for the peopis oY GnT W sl 59ere
he rsstmsatI'onn.anIt n.nth verse, He spoke
tted9 9 ~ 10 Christ our Saviour ~. ma 80 ssr
pse who ma Tro !, y. nag !, TO hold on, and
scon as noss,t,a NM y ~. 70 oe sure 70 let il
foas. The 6Iry,e M a. AZ delays we're dan.
Pd experi snaAs .aseang ! ended with q few
deli ghtful ana avg singing. It really
stayed ionssra ssa Du, ws ,S", mould liked 70
We mad TO dismiss " So ciock came
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04

Fhe people Of Chicago, says the n. Y.
are sanguine that they at lsngth see
lay out Of the bankruptcy that hzA
ertaken their city. The Inter- 0esan
s that there are in Chicago, 'qn round
nbers, $500 saloons. The saloon men
mate the average number Of drinks
by each saloon at something over
per day, a total for each day in ths
p of 427,OOO drinks. Suppose q tax OF
cent per drink was fixed by the city
Fernmsnt, the revenue from this
rce for one year would bo over 81.
.0Oo, or more than ten times as mach
Is now received from the license sys-
b." ~ ~
Il might be interesting to know how
pch such tax would produce In New
Dirk. -a.s. r..,.'-rI'''' a.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
A Gx.-
As1ngular a Aceia.-lo' 10

e ;nzekiel G. Wilhans ~ NJ an i5si
=, !, IN IN Baltimore Id. HdS, snss. .. Wlniatns-
prisin1 a,s soeaa oeath last week by a n 'most
s cosntsss accident, sa Hs was s,ttip1 10Y
|toi beins bos O. Q. nls store lwritinr, AMI ~ !.
~ bsaIough his heart t'oNSea, No ~, sending I.
e weapon at the time ys9 ~ ~ naa hold
4tol was less suppoGtion As thai 80
Lscd Il M y ~ y. cooked, and mat IN Sae ne
khly rssU: SU nie: Mr. Wiiliams s.
ns session Of the Lew eua nad At the
,s a'sd Trustee Of Tia b. CourS peen sp-
~ -, hundred. The Carnyss ys irom Baiti-
j%v ma the body, and The resa ws.a, ~ y tnr
- way, 'accidental shootinssS iS' .'''' vi
Costly Ten Ton 4 Z. .JS.l'ssa 1,i5 odI
augustus B. Moo,s - Snessw '.uss. lssg :
NJ dIisompleted two un,,sSD. \. hi jMilifofd !, Il has
Fhe b bsaS q full size. ~: Asn''SSomA
kh, capnst sS stone 10 about E, al iI,sp gbp.
nm, bUu ba,o,S Sith q draped ana !. kr.,o.ees Ills.
sVwners, sn, Composed s,ysssgs sssge e, bouquet
n ~nGie snd executed in tbs s'es. .'iiilies, ne:
pond one y .ne highest style OF Of AZ PeroR9r, S .
ibed' s1os y precisely like The arb ~ Ine
BET, il hpt halp that instead Of thu e ae'
pnuments q laurel, wreath ~ ssu. s
Of En- s care are for the wife snd d dnese
cost about sSOOoo.. oo.ai'0ury' at Dover,
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
Middletewn Looking Up.
BATCH OF NEW Bu1LDfNas IN tn,
,xty COURSE OF ERRoTIos- poiIol

A BATCH OF NEW BUILDINGS IN THE
.s,y COURSE or ERHnTIos- soiioi od
1he Transcript notices q nnmber OF Inn
provements In Middietowu. Is follows:
Harry Elissons handsome double
dwelling, on Green street, Is now receiI :.
ing the %hpishing touches" and win 500 n
be ready fot occupancy, 7m Tsolo9 81 ID
The Misses Pennington have also ar
ranged for the construction of dwell
ling on Green street, which we UNDER
stand, will be . handsome and commodi-
Gus building. -rhotsg i-ini9- Ifa9| iai.7 EOS
I Mr., Bspj. Benson Will erect com
modisus dwelIiag on the lot adjoining
that Of Mr.. Eliason. The work has al
ready been commenced.bnB luoi -t1lni i.s
= Cass street, on which 80 many beauti-
fS Ssv hys lsts! S ess sSs srssts Y
on the lot east Of Mr. Hukills fine cot
tage. The, Missss Blackistonl are having
this building erected. and the carpenters
are prcgtessips fapidly with the work Iaa I,n,
\ John DrummOnd has also concluded to
add asti II adoeher ornament TO Green
street. IN the way o. u dwell pg ,ti5s'5 4
+ WIN, II, ,Moofe & Co.s new store build
Ing which will be- srected on the site of
the old store, nearly opposite 20 Max-
Well'e VHotels Will b one Of the hand
tomSst structures 6f the KIND In town, -, 7,
/ John w = Hayes, has commenced the
construction Of neat dwelling on north
BscAd street, Witch hs intends 70 occupy
q The sound OF ths saw, W aa.d hammer Is
likewise heard ON Lake. street where
Nathan Simmons builds himself . neat
fcotoagosJi1 "ohaui ,hs1.inf ehi H. sAb9 %
\ james whisieck, : On On "A nderson..' street,
is having . dwelling constructed for HIM
sen.iR noi hfyos smio sibyIb biBs odt1a talh
on west Main street,,g Mr.. Robert a..
Cochran is Ing al Addition aud new
pprch 70 his dwelling ) and 6therwise
altering and improving his buildings. ii ol
r Lindlsy b Kemp, aiSo on west Main
street, are Ietectng an addition to The
Ibuildfng pow occupied BY n, q, Wilson
~ . berberrshop8ns hsrbnUh -'eyIoso "a
+ AI'nunber Of other bpildings ard fnns
a. a. S,lspI b9sI : S.
N hns sfI1 ,g51Ir SuIWOllOL llJ 70 issX Df
II SAhHi or AaNALuAaLE EsTArBs--The
vaiuabie estate % Oihirment, lying In surfy
cbuftyg Val ON James ffvef, Formerly
fthe hosbitkbls Abodes 6f the latS Wilifsm
Allen, has recently been sold privately
to parties In New York for the sum of
500 900. The tract contains between
5000 and 1000, acres Of land. 1t Is row be-
ing surveyed and divided into 100 acre
lots IL is TO be occupied BY an Irish
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
1s2rssSy,Wa7isg'

THtI hlsEfrtE sail s5inw III ealFrcSniae.
.toA. IL -1nomn1sYo2 e1t 1Oi srHsI yer
phs ran ysstsHas5 niatfeathe pisasure
Of grsae MANY poopldbs saw esno ehi bal
DR.. Gallaghes, -ths- -dAntist ssill remains
'dt No. 8, e. Fifth street.
Mr.IJSKhE d, ,Byq4hie bisppeats IT. the
Opera Hoass noamBrD1 svehiugyo arioio
The waStp Ssxs aisoaSyu dswtod buy
Kines Good 6amasita copehsyfuRli oqol
The A ApAxicapRtAH willIdhaEa aiunisef
Ab5@ e tRsRsftisR, on nsehiti nsehitidMH dMHoRaa1o eysanI
10 5sdi,a% o5isd,sap% yoSs ,Ss sSs,lsia q 5s
the GxE2Tf4 JOB '8Gcs, fWhXe W ORR h
done,chssplylsndt thsatisaJ1nT lis nj bszin