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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-26
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
White river, Hard Cash.
New Orleans, {. =. Chotoau....."m".5 nm
Oscoo,la' Osceola Belle.--......... .........5 pm
NllAi J IOlht' O~0ahOllnl ,,'"....."...".5 p.
New Orleans, Belle of Shrcycport....,..5 p.m
Dyersburs, Dyorsburg .............."'.5 nm
ARRIVED.
Steamer Thompson Dean, New Orleans.
Coahoma, Friar's Point.
Osceola Belle, Osceola.
DEPARTED.
Steamer 0uachita Belle, Vicksburg.
g. w. Check, Friar's Point.
Batesville, ST. Francis river.
Katie Hooper, Arkansas river.
Jay Hardy, upper coast.
Thompson Dean, Cairo.
IN PORT.
Hard Cash, Coahoma, Osceola Belle. C.
p. Chouteau, j. w. Gait.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The river here rose 7 inches in the
past q hours, and now stands 20 feet
above low water mark at Cairo it rose
2 inches, with 26 feet 2 inches on the
gauge at st. Louis it is declining
with % feet in the channel out to
Cairo at Pittsburg it rose u inches.
with . feet | inch on the gauge at
Cincinnati, II inches, with 10 feet 9
inches on the gauge; at Louisville It
declined A inches, with s feet s inches
on the gauge; at Evansville it is fall
ing, with Z feet on the gauge. Cum
berland river declined 16 inches at
Nashville, with 10 feet Sinches on the
gauge. Arkansas river is falling AT
Little Rock, with 5 feet on the gauge
White river is receding, with a good
steamboat stage of water from Jack
sonport to the mouth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cold.
Blustry.
High wind last night.
Fair business doing on the levec.
1t was rather rough on the river last
night.
The Mollie Moore is due up to,mor-
row for st. Louis.
The marines took very little inter
est in Mardi- Gras.
The Thomas Sherlock is due IN to-
day bound for Cincinnati.
The Centennial leaves St. Louis to.
morrow for New Orleans.
The Paris c. Brown left Cincinnati
last evening for New Orleans.
The John Dippold and barges left
yesterday noon for New Orleans.
The U. P. Schenck, from New Or
leans, arrived at Cincinnati this morn
ing.
The 0uachita Belle cleared for
Vicksburg with a splendid trip of
and people.
The steamboats, in port were visited
and inspected yesterday by a large
number of visitors.
The B%atesvillc for the St. Francis
and Geo. w. Cheek for Friar's
had good trips out.
The Henry Frank, for Memphis, and
John A. Scuddor, from st. Louis, ar
at New Orleans yesterday.
The Ed Richardson, en- route from
Memphis to New Orleans passed
Nicksburg yesterday at 3p,m.
John IL. Carter. ESD, river editor
of the st. Louis Times, will lecture
New Orleans on the 18th inst.
The Katie Hooper cleared last even
ing for Arkansas river with an excel
'ent trip Of freight and a fair list off
The Adams Mail Line packet Red
Wing will arrive tomorrow from
. icksburg and leave on Friday with a
trip.
The Henry Frank leaves New
this evening for Memphis.
md the Charles Morgan leaves there
Tor Cincinnati.
The Carrie Hogan arrived at Vicks-
burg last Saturday from Yallobusha
liver, all the way from Grenada, with
500 bales cotton.
Captain John McLain fell through
he hatch Of the steamer Alabama a
days since at New Orleans and
vas seriously injured.
The good little steamer D%yersburg,
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LEGAL
Trustees Sale.

INDER and by virtue Of a deed Of tru.t
dali and Selena Kendall, on the 25tb anSaf
January, 1870 which is recorded in the Resis.
ters ONCE Of Shelby county, Tenn. in B.ok
[lO, page 100, / will. on -''A
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cHANCERY SALE
Iron Safe, Office furniture. Etc.

II, SogIIChancery Court of Shelby County
X virtue OF an interlocutory decree for sale
entered IN the above cause on the Sist
day OF January, 1879, l will sell at public nc
tion, TO the highest bidder, in front of store.
nouse 10; So9 Front street, Taxing District
ormerly Memphis, Tenn, on '
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Monday, March 10, 1879.

between the hours Of 10 and 70 o'clooL
the southwest corner of Main and 'sqc9l on
streets, N the city Of Memphis, the fnIio,s;UUnl
described real estate, situated In SboiiHIS
oounty, Tennessee, viz: One house AMI liz u
on the north side # Poplar street. In thc1 az.
OF emphls beginning Mt the southwest car,
ner OF a lot formerly owned by Bisbor ~.
thence west with the north side of ponnIISSss
street 1874 feet to q nail in a fence mast. tbdrna"aa
norm and parallel with the vrst Iino ~
Otey S lot 10 feet: thence east 10 n min, ~
SAID west line Of 0tey's lot ia Goet fFr"n1 n ~ y
oeginnlng; thence south with Otey's vast ny III
~ Ieet 70 the beginning; being the same Id
conveyed by Luoretia 7 StainbacL 81
!oot1 to said Julia +. W. Foster, and roc.
IN BOOK tV, part 2, page 405, aud being y i n"rt
Also one other house and lot of land o
t9lhlng nye acres, situated on the nor,b sjdo
oL tne Memphis and Charleston ,aifiro H.
ABOUT S52 miles from Memphis, beginning ~ .
se4he og ieet north of the center line az saiS
EClllroau, ana 5i feet east Of the east side ~
DqVPSI avehuei thence north and parslleI
nv Nooper avenue 1887 feet; thence east 5fo
Iect' I1e9ce south and parallel with The 6rst
center Of said railroad; thence west ,r;tL the
mouth side Of said railroad 2fO feei W ~ ! me
glnnlng;Athis being five acres off tbo' ca ~ y
OF lot ~ OF the Cooper subdivision. to-etHas
WIN all the improvements thereon Sema
properly conveyed by Louisa Neelto soid JnIie
I Foster, 18th of May, 1915. u'"
Equity. OF. redemption and RIGHT of bou
ftea1 waived. Title believed to be good. bnt
JOHN II. CHICHESTER. Tyus,os
dOHSrON " FORD, Attorneys. IE Xxi q
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Cotton.

The market opened this morning
steady with a fair inquiry, and at un-
changed prices.
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II virtue of a deed Of trust executed IN ma
~ as trustee by julia +. W. Foster AMI b mS
hWGsoa IV1s W {, G. Foster, on the 18th day 'e of
Raj Ray, st to.S, o reeoTded in Book III, page "a,
certain note for $3.50, with Interest. tb ,ure
described at the request of the benefciar,h
aeIaultln the payment Of said note ba wi,
peen made will sell at public auction To- thss
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NDEk and by virtue of a deed of trust
executed TO me- as trustee, by Matthias
HIpppert on the oath day of Ansust Isgg
which is recorded in the Register oaice -,
shelby county, Tennessee, in Deed BooL qS'
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For white River
For So. Francis Rtvo-

Regular seRi-Weekly Mail Packet. For Ma
Francis River. The light-draught steamer
B~ATESVILLE -
: D. Randall, master; D. B. Abrahams, clerk
LSiyt from the foot of Union street EVERY
az 5 I'm, going through to Wits
burg, and EVERY SATURDAY at s nm.
going as lar as Mariana. For freight rpas,
III ooarl: N-I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-26

for Arkansas City aud Way Landines-Citi-
ems Memphis and Vicksburg Packa Gem
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Asslgnee,s Sale.

IN tne matter Of }. B, TiIdon, Bankrupt-Ip
Tennessee. Dis'Iict OF
IN FRIDAY, MARCH Z, 1879. as sss;.noo
~ Of said Tilden, | will sell NJ NM JIiSignee
.lon, ior cash, to the highest bidder. The fni-
lowing, tract Of land, t0-wit: The weet c roa
dlonai half Of scetien |, township 20. ropso
y and northwest fractional quarter Of sec gisD
aero soSnSR,p ~, range 9, consisting Of $50
county in the State of Missouri. Said Sl1riss
and Main streets. VI mSulson
l4El5O-l66 HERBERT RTLNTvr
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-22

10 it, improvement will be wisely
spent, and the road and the people will
be better for it. Until this course is
adopted and Systematically pursued
our roads will continue the wretched
affairs they have always been. Prob
ably q hundred and fifty thousand
dollars hare been already expended
upon the roads of King County outside
of Seattle, and we venture nothing in
asserting that twenty Eve thousand
dollars pat out as above indicated
would give US q system Of roads vastly
their superior.
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direct communication with his Govern
ment at Santiago.
Advices from Lima, Of April oath,
say: Owing to the declaration made
by the Government Of Chile to the
effect that all commercial intercourse
is interdicted with Peru, an important
decree has been made public BY this
Government reducing the customs
tariff fifty per cent. on all breadstuffs
and other articles fromerly received
from Chile, but now to be supplied
from other quarters, principally Cali
fornia, New Zealand and Australia.
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VIEWS ~ MAIL.

ROME, May l3-At consistory held
yesterday the Pope appointed FIVE
Cardinal Priests and three Cardinal
Deaccns. Among TIE new Cardinals
are Rev. DR.. John Henry Newman Of
Eosland and Rev. DR.. Herzeurother.
NEW YORK. May l3-A Herald spe-
cial from -Pittsburg. pa says: ut
was asccrtained today that number Of
the wealthiest capitalists in the city
formed . pool a5out q mouth ago to
bull the Northern Pacific common and
preferred stock. They were large
holders of stock before Jay Cookies
failure, and they have succeeded in
sending common from 81 co SIS. and
preferred from SIS to Si5. They have
bought largely. aud now hold over
Loco. coo shares Of stock, and are still
buying. They eau command over
si5. 0oo. 900 of capital"
New YORK, May l5-Direct COM
municatiou by cable and the trans.
Andine line between Peru and Europe
is for the present interrupted. Admiral
Robclledo. Of the Chilean squadron
having cut the coast cable at Iouioue
and taken tho Chile end on board his
vessel. in order to place himself in
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COUNTY WAGON ROADS.

The value to new communities Of
good wagon roads cannot be overes.i.
mated. This 10 especially true Of .
rough and wooded region like this.
They are the life and blood Of . town
and Of the back settlements. Without
them . high dse'es Of permanent
prosperity 10 almost impossible. The
damage that single protruding root
in road will do sometimes amounts
to hundreds Of dollars. The loss, in
time and wear and tear Of vehicles. by
An unnecessary mile or two Of road
amounts to as much more. By the
climbing Of hills third heavy loss is
occasioned. Swamps, corduroys. &C..
arc the causes Of other losses and ex.
penses. A little reflection will per.
suade the average reader that the asser.
tions made 10 the foregoing are founded
upon fact. and are correct.
Still. strange as it may seem, little or
nothing is done in the way OF lettering
these abuses. Now roads are being
opened every year aud old ones closed
up. Roads are being changed in dircc-
ton, Strengthened and otherwise i'm
proved. All this is better than moth
ing; but it is temporary and costly.
In the opening Of road the sound
advice Of old Davy Crockett shonld
be needed. BE sure you're right;
then 60 ahead" 1t should first be
positively known that the road 10
needed. aud it should next be settled
upon that the road 10 to be permanent.
II should be located By qualified and
trustworthy men. 50 ~ to pass over the
least ground. encounter the fswest
obstacles and Be Of the most general
valus. Every dollar then expsndsd
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY IN
CONGRESS.

Mr.. Brents, on the 9th of May. in.
troduced bills in the House of Repre-
sentatives as follows:
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD LANDS.
Restoring to the publ domain GER
tain lands in Washington Territory
withdrawn in favor of the Northern
Pacific Railroad and protecting certain
settlers affected thereby; which was
read first and second time, referred to
the Committee On Public Lands, and
ordered to be printed.
AMENDMENT OF REVISED STATUTES.
Amending section 1852 of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States which
was read first and second time, re-
ferred to the Committee on Territories,
and ordered to be printed.
SCHOOL LANDS IN WARRINGTON TERRI
TORY.
Validating an Act Of the Legislative
Assembly of Washington Territory au.
thorizing the leasing of school lands
and confirming leases made in pursu-
ance thereof; which was read q first
and second time, referred to the Conn
mittee on Public Lands, and ordered to
be printed.
PUBLIC BUILDING AT PORT TOWNSEND,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
For the purchase of site and the
erection of o customheuse and bonded
warehouse at Port Townsend. the port
Of entry for Puget Sound. district, in
Washington Territory; which was read
first and second time. and referred to
the Committee or Public Buildings and
Grounds
FOG SIGNAL.
For the purchase of a site and the
erection of fog signal on Foulweather
Bluff. at the entrance of Hoods Canal !:
which was read first and second time,
and referred to the Committee on Com.
MERGE.
sKAGIT AND sTILLAGUAMIsH RIVERS.
For tho improvement of Skagit and
Stillaguamish rivers, in Washingto ton
Territory which was read first and
second time, onQ referred TO the Cons
mittee on Commerce.
JOHN HARDWOOD.
For the relief of John Kirkwood /;
which was read first and second time,
And referred to the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
HENRY MAILER.
Granting q pension to Henry Mailer
which was read first and second time,
and referred to the Committee on Invalid
Pensions
GEORGE COGGAN.
For the relief of the legal represent
atives of George Coggan; which was
read q first and second time, and re-.
ferred to the Committee on Indian
Affairs.
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Ask Yourselr these Questions.

Are you a respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache. Habitual Costiveness.
Palpitation of the Hearth Have you
Dizziness Of the Head? Is your ner-
vous system depresseds Does your
blood circulate badly? Have you o
cough9 Low spiritss Coming up of
the food after eating: &c, &c. All Of
these ard much more are direct results
Of Dyspeps;s. Liver Complaint and In
digestion. GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
is now acknowledged by all Druggists
to be a positive cure. 100000 bottles
were given away in the q. S. through
Druggists to the people IS q trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person OF
its wonderful quality in curing all
forms of Indigestion. Sample bottles
10 cents. Regular size rs cents, Sold
positively by all frst-class Druggists
in the United Ststes.
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The Meancst Man In the World.

The Meancst Man In the World.
OF oil the mean characters that have
come under our observation, the mean
est of all is the dyspeptic cynic to
whom grumbling has become a second
nature. The weather is always too hot
or too dry; the meat is too rare or too
thoroughly cooked, too fat or too lean
in short, he grumbles about every
thing. from his coffee to Congress. He
is always IN want of something he has
not, and forever discontinued with
whatever he has. Contrariness is his
distinguishing trait. If his wife desires
to spend the evening with friend, he
insists upon staying at home. He
warns oil his bachelor friends to beware
of natrimony. His brain is so full of
whims and crotchets, there is little
room for reason or sense. But the
dyspeptic cynic reaches the acme of
disagreeableness when q diseased liver
has supplemented the gruubling by
hypochondria. Then the slightest I'M
pleasant circumstance is magnified into
something momentous and terrible.
The victim becomes distrustful of his
best friends, and oil sorts of imaginary
evils haunt the weakened brain. This
picture is not overdrawn, as thousands
Of homes can attest-homes in which
domestic happiness and harmony have
been wrecked by-nothing more than
adyspeptic and chronic disease of the
liver. Given . sound stomach and q
heslthful liver, and the result will
almost invariably be health and cheer
full temper. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
icsl Discovery and Pleasant Purgative
Pellets are unfailing remedies for all
chronic diseases Of the stomach and
liver. Druggists mark them % the
most popular domestic remedies on the
list.
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THE most astonishing cures Of nerv-
Gus debility. seminal weakness and all
kindred diseases, are constantly being
made with the great English remedy,
Sir Ashley Cooper's Vital Restorative,
by +. A. Mintie. n. D., at No. II
kearney street, San Francisco. TIE
doctor claims tina: any case. no matter
how bad, can be cured if properly man
aged. Price Of Restorative, s. per
bottle; foar times the quantity, $40.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TO lNTELlIeENCER PATRONS.

All moneys due the lNTrE.'"' Ger
for existing subscriptions ~ ether
DAILY or WEEKLY are payable to s.
L. Crawford and the undersigned alone,
or to their order.
Also. all moneys due for advertising
in either DAILY or WEEKLY since the
LIST of May.
Payments made to anyone other
than as here indicated are made at the
risk of the person paying.
THos. w. PRosCH,
Business Manager. INTELLI6ENCER
Publishing Company.
Seattle. May, 1870.
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FALLIBLE INJECTION "A certain and
speedy cure without the use Of noxious and in.
furious internal medicine. For sale wholesale
and retail by Geo. W. Harris 4 Co.. Seattle. W. T.
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THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.


the Republics on the west coast Of
South America is the most serious
struggle that has occurred on that cou'
tiuent since the Parsguaysn affair Of
ten years ago. Indeed, save the latter
and the wars with Spain, there have
been no more interesting and important
contests in South America than the one
under review.
The combatants are apparently une'
qualify matched, but the inequality il
more apparent than real. Chile does
not possess an area more than one
eighth Is great a. Peru and Bolivia
combined, nor is her population more
than one. fourth ss great as theirs. Her
population, however. is of q superior
character her defenses far better. and
her finances in sound condition. With
these opposing her it is very different.
They are weak and vulnerable in q
thousand directions. Relying upon the
supposed strength Of their united mum.
bers. and upon Chile's singleness and
imaginary t,midity. they made no pre-.
partitions for the combat. As conse.
quence. al the opening of the ball.
whenever AMI wherever the Chileans
struck the allies we're beaten. The
desp;sed foe has 90 far had everything
its own way. They have Invaded. 90
cupied and held portions Of the enemy's
country, at the same time effectually
protecting their own. They have bonn
bsrded several Peruvian towns, de-
stroyed Peruvian and Bolivian property
to the amount Of millions of dollars.
and blockaded the Peruvian fleet in the
port Of Csllao. In one or two naval
battles or skirmishes the Chileans have
come out the better. a. also in several
small affsirs on the land. They have
now at Antofogasta, wrenched from the
Bolivians. an army Of 5000 regulars and
5000 volunteers. Their fleet, consider
ing the population Of the Republic, il
very powerful. exceeding the combined
fleets Of the allies.
The Cnileans arc very patriotic. and
in their war they are very determined.
Despite the great odds against them,
they are confident of gaining the day.
Their statesmen are already calculating
the cost Of the war to the enemy. They
intend to retain possession of what
they have taken from Bolivis, aud to
take from Peru the Province of Tara
pucs, Of which Iquique is the seaport
town. They also intend to exact the
payment Of $4,000. 900 as indemnity to
citizens Of Chile for the destruction of
their property. and 100000 for the
payment of costs incurred by Chile in
the war with Spain to assist Peru.
It Is not improbable that the Chileans,
over-elated by their victories, will be-
come unbcarably arrogant. and in this
manner be the cause of their own defeat
Humiliated and rendered desperate. the
Governments and peoples Of Peru and
Bolivia may rise in their might and
crush tho foo by the sheer force OF So.
perior numbers or the Chileans, who
have already given cause for offense to
foreign nations. may provoke outside
aid to the assistance of the allies.
Moderation and Cancellation on their
part, at this junoture, 10 the most pru.
dent course for them TO adopt.
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L. ANDERSON, Practical Grainer,
will do granting and marbling for
painters and private parties in Seattle,
or will go to any place on the Sound.
Also dealer in PAINTS. OILS and WALL
PAPER. Rates as reasonable as any
place in the city. and all work guar
anteed. a11-dtf
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SHERMAN HYDE s Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Es,ey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
a,usic aud Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE s Co..
aug3l-dSwly San Francisco.
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Go to the Concordia Hall on Mill
street, where you will get good glass
Of beer for five cents; also the best Of
liquors at ten cents drink. All kinds
of. California wines by the glass or bot
tie. A first-clsss pool table and the
best free lunch in town. Come and
see.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-22

CALL ON J. A. McPHEE for Cigars
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand next to Schwabacher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle, W. 7.
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GUNS, Revolvers, Rifles. Cartridges,
(of all descriptioDs). Ammunition,
Fishing Tackles, at F. w. WUsTHoFF's,
Front Street. Seattle. See his adver-
tisement.
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TRUSS! TRUSS!! TRUSS!!!
Relief FROM PAIN
AND
CURE FOR RUPTURE

rINHE ATTENTION or THOSE UNFORTUNATE
L persons who are suffering from this complaint
Is most respectfully called the fact that the under
signed has invented and is now manufacturing
NEW TRUSS, that Is a COMPLETE RELIEF for tbi, NAL
ady, and In nearly every case PERFECT CURE. This
truss has been thoroughly examined by the rhysi.
clans Of Seattle who pronounce 1t perfect JUST ruR
THING 1t has been tested by a number Of the very
worst cases, and gives entire satisfaction. A CON.
PLsTE CURE is usually affected IN from 80 to 80 days
use. The truss is simple 10 construction and readily
adjustible to any case bf rupture whether slight or
severe. Its effectiveness Is seen at glance.
Parties affected are requested to call at my place
OF business, Front street, Seattle. opposite Odd Fe.
lows Hall
Parties living at distance by sending description
and "a W will have the Truss sent to them, with
instructions Tor use.
Old fashioned trusses can sometimes be changed
into the new one. and when they can, will be done
Ut . Reasonable price.
This is no humbuE; come and see for yourselves.
H. W. HENDRICKS.
Seattle, W. T., Nay 20, 1879 msl-dlWavi,
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SEATTLE DIRECTORY FOR 1879
Subscribers who have not received their
book and others who may desire it cau
be supplied BY calling at BESEDIoT,s
Stationary and Telegraph of6ce-Front
street bet Cherry aud Columbia sts.