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BOOKS. &c.

NEW BOOKS.
Martins StstesUsn's Year Book. 1881 o.
GUrpees conquest Of Spain, J vols. ......... 6.GS
stevens Madame De Stsei, vols ... q lR
MitcheIfs J sst IN the Present.. ......... 400
MARTINS the Cnlpese. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lis
Speuorc an eFlcan almanac, lSSl.--........ ]. SO
DafWlff rover OF Goferlailt IN Plants ....... 2 20
Gnrrous wedding EnQuette. J. 50
ihofeaOs Harry sEriur III D. massachusetts, 80. |. 50
winters Life aud Works. john BrouxhsIn - 100
JAMES CHAPMAN,
METAoPoLTrAs BOOKSTORE
mars Oh Penn, yivania avenue.
NEW B0OKs.--Rrowsing Among Books, by
IN Abba GOod Woolson, 81 Don John, No Name
series, 81: krnestine, by Won Hiliern. vols,
paper. Soc; Tne Demon Of Oswnpore, by Jules
Verne, 81 80; Troy, by 8 G. W. kentsulin, Epoch
se.tss. 81; Cir william Herschel. By Prot {.
Holden 81 so; Young ireland. by Sir Charles Ga
van Duf1y. q SO: Chinese inauguration, by Hon
Eusse! Waiises q. Msry Mars:en. BY George
Biades ga "a; 4 Century Of Dishonor hy g. &
8 80; Tbs Perssn 81 CsGst by Philip sehan. D
EOoEsELLEB AND siATIoNra,
IotS Pc nnsyIvania ave,
~ cemElete assortment Of Prang's and March,
Wards Valentines, Birthday Cards. 90 Also
s~nrti'r Square rnd Seaside Libraries 'ehs
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4 T. HGWARD,e-

A T HGWAHD'E-
g rounds ersnulstea Sugar. best ausnty. for q o
~ . Conec a. 90 LOO
~ Light Brown LOG
Imperial and O0long Tea, Per H. 40
Gunpovder Tes, very choice, per lh...... 80. &C
Qid Government Java Coffee, per ID .......... 2s
LssaayTs Oouee, choice. per ID. .............. Is
very bea: RSo Coffee, per ib observation-disclosures Is
Glnnesgfa Patent Process Flour, per sack. 1.2s
t1otcs virginia FAMILY Flour. per ssck...... !. rs
E<trs ...... 1.s0
S~eet CstaTba Vine, Per gall --......... LOG
ION CaSios ShefIy, ricn and frUftY. per gal. q 30
gelifornta Brandy, equal TO Imported .,. 500
Bye Whisky, direct frora distiliery. i've yaars
Oid Imperial Cabinet Whisky. per gall. 80. 4 90
UloI1 Opaz snerry, per gall 80
Dun GordOn Pale Sherry 70
German Mustard, Per sai ............. 81
Very choice Porto Rico Molasses per saIi - 90
And al Othar articles usually Kept In first -c,ass
est1biish1nenf, 1t corZespondjngly low fgurea. 81
HOWaHD'E,
8th and l. streets nortbwess.
n. B.-Telephonic Connections. ianl9-sm
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INAUGURATION DAN.
THE BEST LAGER BEEH IN AMERICA
Jos. sCHLITZ BREWING CoMPANYs

UNgIyALED
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.
Fun supplies ordered. Dealsrs are requested 70
send Ia their orders early for this celebrated
LAGER BEER in casks and bottles.
Wholesale Depos-12N 29th street, West Wssh.
iDgtou.
SAMUEL. e.. PALMER.
Agent for District Of Columbia.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION febI7
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HUNARD LINK.
~ NOTICE.

~ NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Ing at Cork Harbor,
FaOsi plEE DO. n. B., NEW YORK
haranthon. Wed. 80 Mar tBothnia. WeGA "a Msr
Ai9eria..., Wed, 6 April ltiallia We'd. MAY
scythis. Wed Is April. Algeria. We'd. II May.
fartbla wed, 20 Mar .Scyt hia. We'd. Is May.
and every wednesday from New York.
-. .. RATES OF PAssA0H
sSo, SoU, &loG, according to accommodations.
Ifck.ta TO Paris, SID additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
steefafs at very low rates. Steersge tickets from
liverpool ana Queenstown. and al other parts OF
europe. at lowest rates,
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, GlAa-
gov, HaSre, Antwerp and othor ports on the Don
dnent, and for Mediterranean porte.
- sos freisht and passage spply at the COMPANY,
ofIce. NO bowling Green, or both steerage and
sao1n TO OTIS EIGELoW CO, COS 7th street,
janis VERNON q. BROWN aCo., ny.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

NEW Bk-k0TTERDAW.
The frst.clss Steamers of this Line
'AMSTERDAM,n "RDTfERDAM"
"sCHIEDAM," .'W. A. sCH0LTEN."
.,,-, "P CALAND," aud MAS"
Carrying the O. g. Mails to the Netherlands leave
harhSck's Stores, BrooSlyn. regularly on WE'D
1st Cabin. 800 $40 I'd Cabin, s45-sso. Steer
age, S26. Fl: CAZAUx. General Agent. 81 south
william at. New York. For passage spply to W.
q: MkTLHRU1J & co. 9z5 Pennsylvania ave
Washnston; or III JOHNSON AGENT, National
rae Deposit Building. corner New York ave. and
18th st. northwest IanIT
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MEDICAL. &c.

Csc REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS. fails to cure
q any csse Of Female Weakness. Irre9uia rities
SnithssnisD - : . '-'' sasrfs, i5:''
6iONsULT DR., ROBERTSON. every Wednesday
" and Saturday, at his office. $50 st. north
west. near y ST., from TO y p NJ. who, With Is
yesrs' experience; guacsntees cure in ali diseases
Of ne Urinary or, ans, Nervous, aud Seminal
lively cured Ia from. s to 10 DAYS, Constitution
slicty private, and separate offices for ladies.
Main ofhce, IS s EutaSst.. Baltimore 0hsEgss
WANHOOp REsTORKD.-A victim Of early Ia
decay. etc having tried in vain every shown RENE
which be VIII seGd fzee to his fellow sufierera
Address ]. 81. RfRyEs,
oct7-eo6K i5 Chatham ST.. ".
NV IS ASB bEzIS P 4kEar & NF1s
sYeGhS I9T .hyster!s Dizziness. ocnvqlstons
Kmissions, Prslnsture Old Age caused b. over
leads % misery. decay and death. Ons box VII
cure recent cases Esch boz contains one months
DE dollars; sent By NAL ppaDstd on On receipt 81
Rrtoe. us guarantee stI boxes to cure any case
accom- panied With ave dollars. We VII send tls
purchaser our written guarantee TO return the
guarantees Issued By sToT IF ri 0s0MN ELL t
PsnEsylyAnis sTenue, Washington, d. o. weole-
Saie A!4u EsStSA ASel&s 70 WnOI Al OrGel o s1oaid
be addressed cct16-s { ], tliSk
A CARD.-To 81 who are suffering from the
"a errors Esd tadiscretions Of youth. nervous
weakness early decay, less q manhood, &C., Will
send rectPe That VIII cure you, free OF charge.
In1s srsat remedy Tss discovered oT missionary
IN South America Send seif-addreesed enyelopa
% the Esy- JOSEPH 7. INMAE. station d, New
York City. Gets SOD Ek,m
NADAM DS FOBR5T HAS Remedy For
Can be consrlttd daily at 924 IN street north1sst
Once ho0rs from ! to 2. N. feb9-2ms
SPERMATOHAGLA, IIlpotency, PreiIu ture u.s.
- cay, Emissions and all Venereai Diseases,
quickly cured b DR. HENRIE. 70 caloruel used
Al Female weaknesses, ETC.. cured. 4S6 YIrginis
aYeDue sOuth Tsst- 1anl6-.I71s
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STEAMERS, &c.

att O'Clock an for ALL RIVER LANDINGS IS
far as Curr.oman and Leonardtown. according to
schedule,
mari F. J. STONE. Purser.
FOB NORFOLK, PSHTsMoUTH.
AND TIE South.
THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
CARRYING THE U. S MAIL.
Tl esSs her yhsrL, foot Of TIN street. on To rs
stopping At PfNEY POINT Sin ana p ssAs ooKonT
going and returning
days and sundays st pm.
FiTs, class fare 70 Fortress Monroe and Nor
toik:,..; ...........e3
First Glass fare to FineY FONT Point Lookout i:
ststsroons ST. Meals 75o .
FTetsht RECEIVED g Unit, so p m.
ieb2i ~ - NC WI. 7: wELoH. Agent.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
n, EosFoLk AND EEW YORK sTEAMEBs.,
trips to ECRFoLK on MONDAY. the 21st Instant,
naa heG ShsI tg sna q sh sos NON
q: touot Ing at finey Point. Point Lookout and
Fret class fare to Fortress Monroe and Sor.
loia 81, ~
First clsss fare to Pney Point and Pt Lookou: e.
SS.cUno class.s.!. rs
SSsosroons .0Q
Tickets and ststeroonis can be secured at genera
Office. l4l6 F street.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
John GIBSON and r. q. KNIGHT VIII resume
their trips, leaving Pier A. East River. New York
every SATURDAY ct 4 p m. and GEORGETOWN every
Friday At m. For particulars spply to Agent
tebis ' o SLFKEp WOOD. Secretary.
NORTH GERMAN LIOYD-srEAMsEI
~ LINE BETuE new YORK, HAyBE. LoNDoN
SOUTHAMPTON AND BEEMyN
The steamers OF this company viii SAIL every Sat
lrday from Bremen Pier. foot OF Sd street GObOksa
Estes OF passaee:-fro1n New York to Hayre, Lon.
Ion, southampton and Bremen, first cabin $50
srtincstes, &2s. For freight or passage apply te
0ELEI0HS co, Bowling Green, Hew YORK
fer Washington. tan.a
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BROS, Auououeers,
II 9Th and streets north

Z. p. JAUKSUN,
20. l55 bEidg5 st, GEORGETOWN,
Trhrp3 dis
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TOMORROW.
TSHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON HE kIDtiE ROAD, WEST
OF GEORGETOWN. SUITABLE FOR
BLTCHEk Or mAKKET t}AaOhNEK.
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BEOTHGRS.
NJ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
1912 Pennsylvania ave. Washington, ID. q.
IL Fine Printing 3 specially lanl9
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csc REWARD If DIR. BROTHERS. fails to cure
u any case Of Female Weakness. Irregu Iarities
Washington Once. goo q st. south west opposite
fm1thsen1SD. iasrlS- In
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VHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
LARGE STOCK OF CANDY AND PRESERVING
KETTLES AT AUCT ON
VII be so'd on SATURDAY. M.RCH 26TH. AT 10
O'CLOCK. at N, auction ms. the above 2ts
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fEtH0NAS DOWNING. Auotoneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FITRNI-
TURF, FINE LaNBhtQUiNS. so.
At salesroon, on SATURDAY, MARCH 90. AT 10
rxrZ1
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NEW STOCK
STRING COATIEGS AND wOOLENS.
Now READY FOB INSTRUCTIONS.
A cali is solicited
w. .. TEEI., MERCHANT TAILOR.
mArl9 035 PenH'a ave.
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transportation troubles.

New York, The war between the
Pacific Mail, Union Pacific and Panama
Railroad Company, in regard to freight
traffic and head money seems in fair
way for settlement At an informal
meeting Representatives of three COR
porations held this afternoon. T. W,
Park said he felt authorized to promise
in behalf ofthe Panama Railroad Com
psny that no objection would be made to
any reasonable terms Of peace He sug-
gested that committee be appointed TO
arrange basis of compromise Henry
Hart, of the Pacific Mail Company, said:
am willing to refer the whole matter to
a committee, provided gentlemen are Sc
lected as committeeman who will prop
erly represent all the interests concerned.
After some further discussion, it was
agreed that the whole matter in dispute
be referred to the following gentlemen
for adjustment: T. w. Park, j. b. Hous-
ton. Henry Hart, Sidney Dillon and @.
P. Huntington. The committee were in
structed to present report at sn sd-
journed meeting TO be held on Monday
next.
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.TELEGRAPHFG NEWS:
THE LATE OVERFLOW.
Three Million ::Doilars Less

Quincy, Ills, S.-The water recsdea
here very slowly, and it will be several
days before the branches Of business that
have been interrupted can get back into
their natural grooves sgsin. All the
open country lying between the north end
Of SuR levee and south of Quincy, is to
be levied as soon as the work can be
done, and the damaged levee is to be re-
paired. Many estimates have been
made asto the amount Of damage BY the
flood. but the folio wing are most accuE-
ate: Entire losses in Warsaw drainage
district. $500, 600; in Indian Grove dis
.trict, $3.50, 600; in Sug Island district,
81. 10000 in Quincy Bay and the city,
$50, 600; in and about Alexandria, Mo-,
$3.50, 000; to the Keokuk and st. Louis
Railroad, 500, coo; to all other railroads,
100000; to open lands north of Sug
levee, and Immediately south of this
city. 81, 100000; making a total of 50,
005, 000 The full extent Of the loss can
only be gagged when the river has re-
turned to its banks.
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TeIsGrophte TICKS.

Chicago, 8.-Thermometer 500 TO 600
Atlantis, Tuesday OF next Weel
will be Mexicsn veterans day. Genera
Sherman will be here. Incidental weekly
shows are abandoned on account CT Tax
great interest in the exposition proper.
Utica, N. Y, THE German Steu'
bens, to-day, visited the grave of Ba: on
Won Steuben, under escort Of the Oneida
Historical Society and Germans Of Utica
At the grave speeches we're made. The
party returned TO New York at noon,
Philsdelphis, 8.-The German dele
gates were received by the militia to-day.
Chicago, s -Gqf6une'S G4lena; Sew
eTal boxes contsining presents gwen to
General Grant were forwarded TO him
by express last evening. They were very
interesting.
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Arizona Indians.

San Francisco, Tucson dispatch: q
Citizen special from Camp Thomas
says: 4 company of the Twelfth In
fantry. mounted, Captain King, is or
dered from San Carlos to;report at Whip
pie Barracks, and is expected here to-
day or tomorrow, to turn in their horses.
Major Chafee, now commanding at San
Carlos, has sent aD urgen: request TO the
department commander that tee troop
be removed from the agency and sub
agency. IS the only hope to get il the
TeG eEade. scouts.
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3 adj Medicine.

Washington, THE commissioner of
Indisn affairs, to-day, gave audience to
q delegation of Sacs and Foxes, endeaV-
oring 10 obtain the Great Fathers con-
sent 80 the payment to them OF $4,000
.secu1nulated aDnuities, without being
.oblised to sign the pay rolls as required
By law. The reason given fer the refusa.
to s'cn Is that It would be DISASTROUS or
"ba.. medicine" TO use the name OF their
wive- and children for any such purpose.
Thel jfer 70 append their own personal
signatures.
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tho East ana the west J
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and Palace
great feature q lCr Palace Cars s SMOKING
SALOON wheT4fyou can enjoy your 50 havana"
at all hours OF the Gay.
and Missouri rivers al all points crossed Gy this
line and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs,
Kansas City, Le1ve1wCrth and Atch5SOl, coz
nectiOns being made in Union DepOtS.
4Le PRINCIPAL x. X connections CT
this great Through line are IS Egi1oTs:
At CHICAGO. With all dtvelE-Gg lines 1-r tho
East and South.
At ENGLEwo0D with the IS. L y. 5. 1-dP.,
: st WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. w:tL ?. c. 6sE
L.R.R.
ALA SALE 7-ish II. Ce--. :. 4.
at PEORIA, with ?. 7. 81. ? D L :. 2 s.
At ROCE Islam. wiz +ALiI1auEse az. -1cek
Island Short Line and ROCK IS. q. l. ~ Be- IDS.
At DAVENPORT, with the Davenport Division
c. II. & ST. =. =. r.
'AtV7Es,T IIBERTY. With r,-Ii. c. e & r.. r.
~ GRIESELL., Win Ca' sra tfs--i -
At DIS 1I0I2SEs. g.tA d. Z * -.,sl- l.. -.
AtCOUNCL BLUFFS. :, "a l. .'i--.t me- E. n.
AT OTTUNy7A, WE Cs,itIat21y-a r. e., ",
Sc. / * Pac-. and g.. b. l,.s- ..- -. i,i.--
at Kzr1IlUz, with I'd. I'eo. z Van. St.
AT CAIfEaoC., With Il. (, ?. l.. r.
AT ATCIr SC--. with accll. ICT--G < caL-1 <es
AtCl. 6 Neb., and Cen b. I T. ii.iils
AC Lay SIS . L-I, I7lI-l ! llic-. an Al1n'
AtKANsAs CITY. with a., ,,cey Ter cle West
and Southwest.
through tc PEORIA. DIS 1zCIEES,
CHTSO1i. and LA E-Aieg EyO RITZ.
~. ~ &C. he oRce, address.
=. ST. JOIN,
Gals:-- -.--s. 49, -zz=saEs- h-s5t,,,
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African A9GITs.

Bonny, Afice, S. -Reports from New
Ca.absr indicate thet another war isim-
mineHt there between King Ashakree
aad Willorsid. Several sanguinarg con-
tests hsve already occurred betwean the
followers Of both parties. The powerful
cheiefs, O5o, JUMBO ard Jeja intend to
join il the hos:iIiies, the former siding
With Wilib.aid and the lister with King
Ashalzree.
Yellow fever mas caused terrible havoc
IN Senegal
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Pacific Ma5l.

New York, AT meeting Of repre-
seutatives of the Panama Railroad, the
Pacific Nail snd Union Pacific, yester-
day, enc Of the persons present said il
was very doubtful whether s. new con-
tract could De made which you'd be at
all satisfactory 70 the steamship company.
On the other hand Russell Sage re-
marked that If anyone tanks he can
wipe out the Psaifc Mail, he is mistaken.
We will take partners fur the dance
then.
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LID REcstGe nE.

New York, 7.-President Arthur re-
NAMED at his house to-day. Late in the
afternoon he arrived ct the Fifth Avsuue
Hotel ard YVES called upon By Governor
Cornell, Conkling, Tburlcw Weed, Ere
linghuysen, EVarts, Robertson, Hitch
cock, John c. New. John l.. Porter,
General A. S. Webb, Rear Admiral
Wyman and others.
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No Woman Suffrage ,....-

San Francisco, TN Washington
Territory the legislative council killed
the Woman Suffrage bill-fve ayes,
spVpn nnps
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LEGAL NOTICE.
III the Pro5Gte Cart ia and for Sal
Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
II The matter of the Estate Of Edwin D.
Wcolley, deceased.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
L said Court in said matter, notice is
hereby given that Friday, the 18th day
Of Novem Der, AID. 1881, ct 10 am. Of
said day, at the County Court House, in
Sslt Lake City, has been appointed By
said Court thu time and place for the
hearing Of petition Of Edwin Gordon
Woolley and John W. Woolley, pray
ing that certain documents Herewith
presented purporting to be the last will
and testament, with coaieil, Of Edwin D.
Woolley, deceased, be admitted to Pro-
bate and thst letters testamentary be
issued to petitioners; at which time and
place all persons interested may appear
and oppose the Probate of said will.
Dated SAIL Lake City, October 81, 1881.
D. B0CKHOLT,
Clerk Probate Court, Ssls Lake
County, Utah Territory: al
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\ Monster strike.

Hanley, SIN various towns in Stsf-
-fordshire, the potteries are on the eye of
q gigantic strike. All men connected
with the Operatives Association have
resolved to cease work on. Thursday IN
less az advance is granted. The strike
viii affect 90, eco employees. At meet
ing yesterday the employers pledged
themselves to refuse the advance.
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Cna1dateE

Fare to Black Rock, Garfield or Lase Point
and return SANE DAY, s.. %; children under 10
years Of sge Csc, No freight received after
4pm.
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UHICAGl, hUUA 4sLaAEsD g FAGIE1y IS g.

as The Great Connecting Link .
It's main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs, passing through Joliet Ottawa, La SAFE,
GeneSeO Moline, Rock Island, Davenport " est
Liberty, Iowa Ci-y, MaTengO, Brooklyn, Grlnnell,
DeS Moines (tke capital of Iowa.. Stuart, ATTAIN
tic and AYOca: with branches from Bureau
Junction to Peoria; Wilton Junction 10 HuSc2-
tine Washington Fairfield EldOn Belknap,
Centreville, Princeton. Trenton, G2IIalin came
ron, LeaveuvGTth. AtchiSOn, and Kansas City,
Washington - SigOurney, OSk2looSa. and knO&-
vile; keOkuk TO Pennington, BOnaparte, Zen
tOnsport Independent, Eldon. OttunlWa. Eddy
vile, OSkalOOSa. Peila. Monroe. and DeS MONIES;
Mt. Zion 10 KeOsauQua; Newton TO Monroe; De3
6IoineS TO IndianOla and Nlnterset; AtlalClc 70
Griswold and Audubon; and Ayoca TO- Harlan
and Carson. This is positively the Only Kali
road. which owns, and operates q througn me
from Chicago into the State OF Kansas.
Through EypreSS passenger Trans, Win Rdll-
man Palace Cars attached. are run each waydaily
DsCWeen CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY
COUNCIL BLUFFS, LEAVENWORTH and ATCHI
SON. Through cars are also run between MIlyYau-
kee and Kansas City. via the !" MILWAUKEE, ana
Rock Island Short Line"
The Great Rock Island is rlaSnifcently
equipped. Its road be0i is simply perfect, and Us
track is laid with steel rails.
hatwill please you most VIII be the pleasure
of enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa in one Of
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany al
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
meal. as good as IS served IL any hrSt-cidSS hOte1
ECr seyenty-tive cents.
Approaching the fact that majority % the
people prefer separate apartments for different
purposes (and the immense passenger business
OF this line Warranting it,. We are pleased &c an
lOunce that this Company runs Pullman Pc!Gce
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are CJl,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. KANSAS CITY. 2.
Tickets via this Line, known az the
Tor affirmation z1OG Obtainahle 20 :
-, =. O BLEs
vice President aud General Me1sSl7
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4 Freight Train. leaves Ogden daily
for Melrose at 900 an, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train eIrives daily 1T Ogden al
$50 p. m. from Melroge.
GEO. ". THATCHER, Eupt.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS /
CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, 49,.

CoLLECToR's OFFICE, ...
COUNTY COURT EoUsE, j F.
SALT LAKE CITY,
November 1st, 1851.
THE TAXPAYERS OF SALT
[ Lake County, will please take notice,
that all Taxes for Territorial, School and
County purposes for the year 1881, Ie-
naming unpaid on the 31st day Of Octo-
Der, have become delinquent, and unless
the same are paid Immediately at my
Office. will be collected with costs as
provided for by lsw
GEORGE CRISMON,
NJ Collector Of Salt Lake County.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-09

W. W, RGTER, Sup't.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-09

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-23
NOT THE PURE JUICE.

An Episcopal clergyman in Petaluma has
subjected himself TO the receipt ola pastoral
letter from Bishop Wingfield commanding
him to use nothing but pure wine in the ad
ministration Of the Holy Communion. Il
appears that the Petaluma rector is q person
of marked Temperance proclivities and deem
ing the use Of grape wine ns creating an appe-
tite for alcoholic liquors, substituted a COM
pound of his own manufacture, which con-
tanned no more grape juice than the French
cbamragnes and clarets manufactured in Chi
cago. The attention of the Bishop was first
called 10 the innovation through the COM
plants OF the Pensioners. who were qnck to
detect the fraud. Accordingly all accounts
the decoctiOn served in Pe:aiuma was sort
of mulberry juice mixed with logwood and
sugar The rubric on the subject of Sacra-
mental wine is very e:plct and denomin
ates that nothing but the pure juice of the
grape shall be used. At the present writing
the Petaluma pastor has not complied with
the Bishops request, and the matter will
probably be brought into the ecclesiastical
courts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-23

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-23

Says the Oakland Times: The Post has
announced that the libel suit brought agains t
the Times by Frank Gassaway has been
compromised; the Times agreeing to pay all
the expenses. This is Tot correct. Tue
Times has made no such agreement, and will
not make any. We shall not pay one cent
for the withdrawal of that suit. We are not
ambitious to figure in such cases. but il Glass;
away wants to force fight upon us, We will
accommodate him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-23

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

IN THE ~ TRI"T COURT OF The SEC
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