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Now the appropriation called for, for the
four first items, is to meet expenditures already
made for fitting the new building for use.
They amount to S1S,776.
The three following items are for the pur-
pose of building another addition with a
capacity for $50 patients. The expenditure
would be $4,000, a part only of which would
be actually necessary the present year. Now
the building is a necessity: When the build,
ing destroyed by fire at st. Peter is rebuilt
there will then, as said before, be
only capacity enough for the present
number of patients. There are several
counties now in the State with insane people
locked up in their ials, and until the addi
ton is built there will be no relief for them.
The appropriation if made for 1881, would
only partially meet the wants of the situa-
ton, if made for 1882 it would meet them
still less imperfectly.
The expenditures for the last five items are
necessary, and there are unsettled balances
standing back to 1878 amounting to about
$500 that should be paid.
Respectfully submitted.
J. IL. WHEAT, Chairman.
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How would it do for the State to turn
the Saltwater prison into shoe shop and
insure the lives of the convicts for the
benefit of the treasury? The revenue
from those who are killed off by that
kind of labor might offset the longevity
which follows the art of making thresh-
ing machines
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The Same Old story in PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. Only ninety-two
members voted on the nineteenth ballot for
United States Senator to-day, which was as
follows: Oliver 49, Wallace "a, Graw %,
McVeagh 2, Shiras /, Philips 2, Curtin ] :,
Baird l. Adjourned until tomorrow.
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branches of study Again, the branches
already taught are so numerous that not
one youth in q thousand can master them
all. Even with the most industrious cram
ming and the most diligent study the av-
erage child can gain but a smattering OF
the ordinary branches of education dur
ing the time in which he remains at
school, and all additions that are made
are at the expense Of the necessary ele-
mentary studies. The studies should be
reduced rather than increased in number
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Health and Happiness.

II seems strange that anyone will suffer from
The many arrangements brought on By IN i'm.
health 70 the physical organization. 1t is IL
deed strengthening syrup, pleasant TO tshs,
and has proven itself to be the best blood PM
fer ever discovered, efectually curing Scrofu-
la, Syphilitic disorders, Weakness Of the Kid.
neys, all Nervous disorders and Debility. Il cor
reefs indigestion. II makes the old feel young,
and the young feel gay; and will Invariably
drive out of the system the many ills frat hu-
man flesh is heir to. A single bottle will rrcye
to you its merits as a health remover. for it
acts like charm, especially when tie com.
plant is of an exhaustive nature, having a
tendency to lessen the natural vigor OF tic
brain and nervous system.
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Anvil is we'll that ends well. The abb
.truse humor of this remark cannot be
fully appreciated unless you know wheth
er it refers to a waxed end or the end of
tumbling rod.
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Ladies. Please Take Notice.

Our clearing out sale will continue another
week and many goods sold lower than ever be-
fore. EsTERLEY & HEINEMANN
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L. n. A. & O..
Houston 81 Tex.
Denver 81 r. g..
West. Union T..
NJ. DORAN's REPORTS.

The following quotations giving the rangs
of the markets during the day were received BY
n DORIAN, commission merchant;
LIVERPOOL, Fob. Z, 10 A. M.-spot wheat
very dull. Floating cargoes very little In
quiry. California off coast Sd lower. Corn
Off coast Cd lower. California just skipped
and nearly due Is lower. London inactive.
English and French country markets gener.
ally cheaper.
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Mr. F. Wilke LAFAYETTE Ind

case where man suffered so badly with
Rheuzlotism Uat he could not more. He
had most terrible pains. Twelve hours
after the first application Of the St. ia
cobs Oil the pains were gone and the
swelling had disappeared.
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Prang's Valentine Cards.

Magnificent assortment. Finest collection
in st. Paul at the st. Paul B. Il S, Co. s, 81
East Third street.
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For fine dish Of oysters, in the she'll OF ont
of the shell, go to Montgomery's Oyster Bay
stees Bros, sole agents for the Moore Com
bination Desk company. A full line of Oficc
Queen, Counting House King, General Bust
ness and Flat Top Combination desks kept IL
stock,
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south wing on plan similar to
that proposed for the north wing
'-pskS t"@,"a fire proof, and attic
eee With chimneys, pro-
Zig, iaSement of centre build
ing and driving room from fire.. $4,000 90

- Total Observation-Disclosures. SLIT 600 90
As to the policy of building on the fire proof
plan, or as nearly SO as possible, your com
mttee feel justified in saying that 1t should be
adopted.
AS to the proposed outlay for water supply,
the proposition is to bring the water from
certain lake, situated about $50 rods away,
and 1G1 feet above the basement of the hos
pital. 1t is thought that pipes can be adjusted
from this lake to the hospital so as to make
protection in case of fire complete, as well as
to make constant supply of water for use.
The commtte endorse the proposition
AS to The proposition to remodel the base
ment of the south wing and make that fire
proof, also to protect basement of the central
building in fire proof manner, we believe 1t
to be necessary to the safety of patients. 1t
appears to us that every possible precaution
against fire should be taken in q building of
this kind.
When these wants are supplied and
the building destroyed rebuilt, the ca
Gent to accommodate 600 patients, or about
the present number at the temporary and per-
manent hospital.
Your committee were received at the second
hospital in the same courteous manner as al
st. Peter.
This hospital has q capacity for about eighty
patients. II is now crowded to 112. 1t con-
SlSlS OI Tic Oilt llltDlittS 5
not very we'll calculated for its present use,
and the new addition built during the last
year with capacity sufficient for 100 patients.
This new addition will be fit
ted for use some time this
| month, and will then relieve the over
crowded wards Of both hospitals, but yet the
superintendent informed your committee that
the united capacity of the first and second
hospitals would only be sufficient for the
present number of patients.
All that was said with regard to sanitary
| measures, cleanliness and diet when speaking
of the first hospital may be repeated here.
We believe these matters to be well conducted,
and that the comfort and welfare of patients
here, is secured as far as possible to be, in
such crowded wards.
Your committee desires to say that the ap-
preparation of $40, 900 made last session for
building the additions now being furnished,
appears to have been judieiously used by the
building committee.
No appropriation was made for furnishing,
heating or lighting the building, and this ex-
penditure will have to be provided for the
present session.
The estimated wants Of the hospital for
building purposes during the years 1872 are
as follows:
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

The WEEKLY GLOBE Is a mammoth sheet, exactly
double the size Of the Daily 1t Is just the paper for
the reside containing In addition to all the current
news, choice miscellany, agricultural matter market
reports sc. 1t is furnished to single subscribers at
g. with Is cents added for prepayment of postage.
Subscribers should remit Sl.l5
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iuupicip0I Court

before Judge O'Gorman.j
In the matter of the estate ofJoseph Hewett
deceased. Final decree assigning estate.
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
before Judge Wilkiu.j

Rose J. Gribble Us. A. II. Lohlker ct al; &C
ton for damages. On trial.
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Burr.j
CRIMINAL.
The City VS.. Geo. Smith, assault and
battery. Fine of so paid and discharged
The City VS.. A. Borg; same. Committed
for five days.
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Terms of Subscription for the Daily Globe.
BY carrier q papers per week. 70 cents per
month.
BY mail without Sunday edition), papers
per week, 60 cents per month.
BY mail with Sunday edition),7 papers per
week, 20 cents per month
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BUILDING PURPOSES.
For furnishing the new west wings 5000 90
For coils and plumbing new west
wing. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. j,liO w
For Fermnich boilers. ........... $500 90
For new engine house and chin
ney. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 90
For proposed new east extension. $4,000 90
For furnishing new east extension 5000 90
For coils and plumbing east extern
sion. ............ 5000 90
For remodeling the kitchen ..... 1900 90
For fitting up bakery. ........ 1000 90
For rain water cistern. ........ $50 90
For charging the chapel. ........ $50 90
ton. ........ 10000 90
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BUILDING EXPENSES.
For rebuilding and making the en-
tire north wing fire proof. $4,000 90
For furnishing the same. ......... $4,000 90
For heating, plumbing and gas fit
lDg OV,ouU w
For changes and repairs in centre
sary after the fire. ,.......... 5000 90
For water supply, outside protec-
hose, etc. ................. 1890 eo
For remodeling the basement of
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CORN.
PORK.

Corn receipts in Chicago 94,2sS bus
shipments 70,S28 bushels.
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benefits and protection of said water
works. all persons Of said limits have
the right to demand aud receive from
said company q sufficient supply of
water for their use. provided that on
the refusal or neglect of any such per.
>on to pay for the water furnished him
by the said company. the said company
may cut eff the water supply 10 such
individual until payment shall be made
for water furni he'd 10 BIN az aforesaid
SEC. Il The said city reserves the
right 10 amend this ordinance, provided
that no amendment shall be made which
will in any way impair or destroy the
rights. privileges. uses and franchises
granted and given by this OF dluanoe to
said company. unless by co. sent Of said
company.
SEC. Is This ordinance may be re-
pea!ed by the said city of Seattle with>
IN thirty days after its approval. unless
the said K'5s County Canal and Man
ufaeturing Company shall signify with
in said tIue Its acceptance Of the sswe
by a resolution IF the board of trustees
OF sail company and shall file copy
of said resolution with the city clerk
of said city.
SEC. 10 This ordinance shall take
effect and be enforced from and a.
its publication. yer
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MIssIosARY BoAT.-Many yesrs ago
J r Ludlow conceived the idea that at
some time in his life. il hs ever came into
possession Of soHicieut means. he would
build q steamer for missionary purposes.
to run up and down the cosU. AT last
fortune has smiled upon him. aud the
boat IL nov under way. Mr.. Hammond
got up the model. plans AMI specifica-
tioss. In accordance with Mr.. Ludlow's
ideas. and the steamer was ordered
built In compliance Herewith. She
will 10 SO fes long on deck. 10 feet
8 inches beam. aud feet inches
depth Of hold She will be provided
with compound engines. surface con
denseg. and all the latest improvements
in the machinery line. She will be =
propeller. aud reasonably fast. She
was drsughted on the floor of Yesler's
Hall. aud the models are now being
made from the drsugbt- She will be
built in Hsmmond's yard. under his
supervision. The machinery 10 being
made in Schenectady, N. Y. She is TO
be completed and ready to launch by
the 18th Of October.
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PASSENGERS CoxISG.-On board the
steamship Orizabs. which sailed from
San Francisco yesterday afternoon. are
passengers ss follows:
For Port TownseDd-B ii Haines, E
Briggs. Miss A smith. Miss II Is Fos.
ter.
For Olympis-Mrs ] West, l. Toll.
mans, W Z Knope. Ch.s M Plum and
con, Miss J Plum and sisters, Milton
Giles. wife and children.
For Tacoma-J r Wear, C E Blair,
A Gross. Mrs r Zelinsky and 5 chill :
dren. s Goodfisld. f Campbell.
For Seattle-Rev w Thnmp ON:
Chas Goldberg.J n Bartc A J Kings
ley and wife. A L Spencer. Mrs Smith
and 500. Mrs A Campbell. and child.
Miss B Lehy. A NJ Wheeler. p J Will
iisms. II l. Clement. r Cosgrove. wife
and son.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
Enserprising Druggtsts.

Messrs. Kellogg Anderson. the live druggists OF
the town, are always up to the times and ready to
meet the demands OF their many customers. They
have just received supply OF that wonderful rem
sy that IL astonishing the world by It's marvellous
cures, DR.. KISa's NEW DISCOVERY for Consump-
ton. Coughs. Colds. Asthma Bronchitis. hayFe-
yer. Phthisic. Group, whooping Cough. Tickling
affection Of the Throat and Lungs This remedy
positively cures. 40 thousands can testify. II you
ia not believe 10. call ct the City Drug Store and
get trial bottle free Of coat, uixr sire bot.
tie for dollar. As you value your life give IL
trial and be convinced. ~ thousands Already have
been. Hodge. Davis & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Portland.
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ordinance No.

Ordinance No.
An ordinance authorizing the King
County Canal aud Manufacturing
Company to erect. construct, build.
maintain and operate water works
for the purpose Of furnishing the City
of Seattle, and the inhabitants there
OF, with . sufficient supply of pure
water.
The City Of Seattle does ordain as tollo,ns:
SIC. /. That the King County
Canal and Manufacturing Company
an incorporated company duly organ
lied under the laws Of the Territory of
Wasbington-be and the same is here
by authorized to erect. construct. build.
maintain and operate water works on q
site. or sites to be selected by said com =.
pany. either within or without or part
" within and partly without tho COR
porate limits of said City of Seattle. T. T
thu purpose OF supplying the said city
and the inhabitants thereof. with q suf
icient supply Of pure water for the Pc
Rod of twenty five years.
Sac. ,. The City Of Seattle does
hereby grant and give to the said King
County Canal and Manufacturing Com
pany for the full period OF twenty-five
years from the passage of this ordi-
nance, the sole and exclusive privilege,
use, right and franchise Of Supplying
the said City of Seattle and the inhab-
itants thereof. with pure water, subject
10 the terms and conditions in this or
dinance contained.
SEC. 8. Anything in this ordinances
contained shall not be construed 50 as
10 forbid or prevent individuals. COM
panies, corporations or associations Of
persons nov supplying any Of the in
habitants of said city with water. from
30 doing in the future tn the same ex-
tent 90 in the past, or TO forbid or
prevent any OF the Inhabitants Of said
city from using springs. wells or els
terms for the purpose OF supplying
themselves with water.
SEC. 4. The said com-any, 10 con-
sideration Of this grant, agrees with
the said City Of Seattle. that within
two years from the passage Of this or.
dinance. that the said company will lay
down one main iron pipe on Third Of
Fourth street. in the said city ard for
the period Of this grant. will keep the
same fall Of pure water. from which
the said city and the inhahitants there
OF. in ths limits - provided and fxed
10 section eve. Of this ordinance, msy
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RUSAwAY.-Jones 81 McComb's de
livery team was down to Stetson 81
Posts mill yesterday. and while cross
ing the railroad track the wagon was
struck by the yard engine and the
driver. Mr. McComb, was thrown to the
wharf. The shock frightened the
horses and up the street they tore.
When opposite Harrington Il Smith q
store they collided with Mr. McCallis-
ter's team. upsetting the wagon. break
ing the tongue and bruisiug the hor sss
slightly. Mr. McCallister received
some eight scratches. Il was q par-
row escape from serious injury. and eli
concerned can congratulate themselves
on their good luck.
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POLLING PLACES AND OFFICERS OF
ELECTION.

FTksT WARD.
Polling places r Coombs's cffice.
on Washington street.
Inspector-H G Thornton.
Judges-W w barker. Vim Morris.
Clsrk-E A Turner, Frank Plummer.
SECOND wAED.
Polling plaoe-Couneil Chamber in
Engine House.
Inspector-D n Hyde.
Judges-Robt Tgrnbuli. n r Mad
docks
Clerks-Andrew Slorah. Ed Briseoe.
THIRD WARD.
Polling plsce--North School House.
lnspector-E Calvert.
Judges-Jesss W George. G L Man
ming.
Clerks ID 3 Ward, z 8 Ingrahsm
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OurooIxo PASSENGERS. --On board
the Dakota leaving port this morning
for San Francisco are passengers -
follows: 4 L Msrshall. vile aud two
children. A Nary and wife. A Holyoks.
B Schloss. J NJ Fitzsimmoes. Miss
Phelpa- A ] Cuibartson. John Ellis, X
ID Davis and wife. Mrs J y WEIGH
WIN McGuin. n Mullen. O Sullivan.
Mrs ID Il Davis. r Ohalfant. n STAN
ton. ] Foreblode. J Forging. O Forging.
II II Penbsrthie, J 0etch. A Larsen. n
Bosworth. 8 Hodgden. Geo Perry. John
WEIGH. @ BAllex. T NcLAushlin. J
Baker. J Mckinley. q Mckinley. WIN
Spense, So 0st.
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THE FOURTH N THE COUNTRY.
GKEEx RrvER. July 1 1881.

GREEx RIVER. July 1881.
EDIToE IsTELLIGEScER:
PerhaDs some of your MAN. readers
may want to know ho~ ~e spent he
Fourth IN this part Of tie vale and
i will just say TO them that We had 6
FIRST class csl=bsation.
We al met At Osbourne's place. IN q
beautiful grove prepared for the occa-
zion. where We had . mammoth table
spread with 9 most suDptuous dinner.
The Declaration Of Independence was
read by Mr.. Il. w. Osbourne. sitter
which the ladies' present made the
woods echo with many national airs aud
other songs. and the young folks de-
voted themselves to games When the
day drew to . close they all went IN
their homes feeling younger and hap
pier that the day hsd been 80 well
spent. y.
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A COOP APPoINTMESr-HoD John
H. Mitchell has been appointed attorney
for the Northern Pacific Railroad. under
the Willard management. Mr.. Mitch
ell has the cohfidedee OF the best people
in the Noeth~est, and it seems that
Eastern capitalists also appreciate his
merits.
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Notice Of Application 10 Purchase
Timber Land.
UsrED STATES DrsrHIcr LAND oYucx.

USrTED STATES DIsTaIcr LAND OYVIck.
Olympic. Warrington Territory
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN C0M
IN plianee with The provisions o, the Act Of
Congress approved June 3. 1878 entitled An act
for the sale OF Timber Lands IN the st-tes Of Cal
ifornia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terrific.
~. Thomas n. Cam, Of King county. wsshiaE-
ton Territory. has this day hied In this once his
application 70 purchase theN4 OF 81 OF section
No s. IN Township No. 20 Norfh, Range No Fast
Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land. any poffson thes cot are hereby
required TO file their claims IN this olce within
sixty t60l days froEn date hsreof q
Given under nay baud. ~ my of1ias In olympia.
W. r. Ii ; the lst dag Of jane. A u i8sl
y. 7. BROWN
5~i-l1w Register &C the Land Once
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BAPTIST CHURCH -Preaching at ii
q m by the pastor. Rev J A With.
Sunday School at ley Young Peoples
Meeting at 81. No evening service,
but the congregation will unite with
the evangelist. Mr. Hallenbeck at Yes
ler's Hall.
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THoRsDKE. Ifaay respectable man
doubts the worst that can be said about
Thorpdike. we cite him to W II White.
Esq. who hes his record IN civil suit.
Go and see Mr. White: be will tell you
oil about the man. and show the record.
This record will be open on election day.
Water saved Tborudike once. but water
10 with him not always saving agency.
Look ont for the man; he would even
deceive the Chief Justice.
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The best salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter.
Chspped Hands. ChilblAins, Corns and all kinds
OF shin Eruptions. This sAlve In guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction In every case. or money
refunded. Price 35c. per box. For sale By Kellogg
b Anderson, seattle. Hodge. Davis Co., Whole
sale Agents, Portland. d2i-iy
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Boy your gents furnishing goods.
bats. caps aud cigars at j. A McPhee's.
He keeps q fine stock. and sells cheap.
Call and examine goods Next door to
sch wabscher Bros & Co. 8, Commercial
street, Seattle, W. L. dtf
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STRASGE.-How Bigelow's trade is
incressingl 1t must be because be
sells goods so chesply. He has still
another large invoice of choice gro
ee-ies per steamer Idaho. ml7tf
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To M HAULED Our.-Ths stsaasr
Ruby will Be haalsd out on Hammond ;
ways next Wednesday, 10 Be re-iastsn>
ID and generally ovsrhsulsd. A. 20
What ssrvice siss will enter 9heu r.
paired We are noe ADVISED.
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NEW OFFICERS. - officers for Seattle
Lodge MOI, / o o r. were installed
By Fred Gssch. ID d @ y. last svsring.
= follows: George Bixby. Noble Grand;
3 Cooling. vics Grand; n Keessf,
Treasurer; E P Buck. Secretary.
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Finest assortment OF table linens
ever offered In this market at Schwa-
bacher's.
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Latest style polka dot ladies' bal
briggan hose for 40 cents at Schwa-
bacher's.
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HichoIs,s lnfaIIIbIe Infection.

hiehOls's infailIble Infection.
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case of Gonorrhsa.
elect and Whites. no. matter of how
long standing.i il directions are followed.
fntrrnsl medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For ssle by Kellogg & An.
derson, Wholesale and retail druggists.
Seattle. w. T.
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just rsosived by express from Ham
ilton. Pratt s. Co. New York, few
dozen ladies' and misses shoes, the fin-
est ever brought to the city. Call and
sse them. TREEN d RAYMOND.
IL 10 Front Street.
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Schws bacher's 10 the place TO get
POUR white vests 81 one dollar and City
cents each,