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- To-D-A =
ToaNIoRR
Infants Springfield, Kid Button
Shoes, 20 cents a pair; sizes,
z to 8.
TODAY AND TOMORROW!
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW!

TO-DAY AND TOMORROW!
NE have better values in SHOES than We have shown for IOBg time Ladies
Goat Button Shoes 25 Ladies Kid FOzd Lace Shoes 95 cents Ladies
Kid FXed Button Shoes Superior quay 81 80 per pair Mems Glove
Kid LOTu Shoes 81 50 per pair Ladies Kid Button Shoes 81 80
per pair
TODAY AND To-NGoRRoVV
Ladies Genuine French Kid Button Sizes
lot-$1 go pair.
Splendid Chance Houekeep
Lots of scled White Blankets, at tempting prices.
LOT I.
Glberts Il Family White Blankets Slightly oed So
to Sc 75
LOT q
mmerson o Heavy White Blankets pair
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DoCTOEs KELLoCc &G0ss

CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS. SAC.
" ramento. Office Hours: Miss DR.. kellogg
9 TO 10 A. NJ, II to P. NJ, 6 to7P.M.
Miss DR.. GosS-S to 9 A. NJ, l to ) p NJ, to P
NJ. Sundays, Il NJ. to p NJ aull-tf
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j. HyBEAN, JR., s BRO

EHTATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, .E.
w 5O6 street, between Fifth and SfSSA
Sixth, have always on hand choice ~ Tn
variety of fine Watches Diamonds, Jew SSsa -
elry. etc. aui2-tf
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Men Think

they know all about Mustang Lin
iment. Few do. Not to know is
not to have.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

TIE best roller skstina record for two
miles Is 8 minutes 49, seSands; for ave
miles. u inmates = seconds, each made
by' & 4. Skinner Of Bestpn.
Charles Brown, an Enelish boy, IL
yesrs old, recently broke ~ balls ost Of
leo. on wager that be eould not smash
- out Of 100 at 30 feet. II then nndsr-
tc0k 10 break 100 balls inside af min
utss sith a - bore shotgun. He smash
ed 100 straight in S minutes 80 seconSs
Crl Abs. a wrestler, announce hin.
self ready 90 wrpstie anv man In Amer.
los. He stands & feet ~ inches hish
aud weiehs 80 pounds.
Aloeso II. Norris challenges zny bill
lizard player in tue Upited States fbtr.
ring Sohsefsr and slcasonl 10 play a
match Of so points. fourteen-inoh balk
line. for 5000 a side. under the rules
that viii govern the Arril touraameuI
In New York the raas to be p,ayed in
San frAnsis8o. and tbs acceptor u BE-
allowed $500 Gus Of the stakes for 81
penses Mr.. Morris has deposited 500
- farfsit wsth the Brunswick Bake
Company.
Hugh J. McCSrmiak beat Nm. Nhelp-
lev IN a smile skating rAee ca ias. IN
the La fsuT rink, st. Joha. Aarea 18th.
TIE rsee vas for SO side and S2oG
from the Fiak. The track WAS ten laps
TO the mile. McCofmisk Gained the
lead in the third lao. leading hSnialy
from thai oas- The agares are FRS
mile. 3 minutes l0is seconds ; tvo miles
6.s4; three miles. 10, four miles, i3..sss
i've miles. loss. This IL the beat ~
cSrd for two miles and upward. Paul
sens bsss TINS ts Eve miles is 1854
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RIEI,s UrRs.,se
NpEAxs AZ a.rrrrrnan

-t1AA.h Al EALLLEIQEO,
~SsIPEs, MSreh 3l.-A Bsstseford
olspstcc says that the Indians Ar. Ia
R9szes-so1 Of re Industrial sshooI
lney ssze yesterday morning ana
ra'ded TIE farm hoQsss OF tie zzy-
hey esve asked Indian Agent Bozs for
conference. b1s The latter wlll meet
oniT the ehist and OF neutral =rcund
Ice Trees and >tsnsys OF tie Easls
hIiis Keep slel7f from ire Increment.
ne eIilzcps ire coGl isst Of holding
ont 1Efu EslEfose~Rsnts arrive. All
nossfs~--s - sasfsSa-~1. A iat@r dispaseh
SAYS re ll-4l4as ar still Snean ped
aEoaDd the agency D. Elins7 IS hot6-
iss = parisy Nth then by telegraph
Nom Regina sad . peaesf1l settlement
= eLpseted. The reported tro1ssa With
ne fiie Hill Indians y incorrses. Toe
fsdnont0c sigs - eut and traaase "a
feared fhess.
bait bFesa from Ciatk's Csosssnc
She reia7sd 70 JON The rsbelliOu. vas
made triso9er bat esca,S3. be says
an4s fslsl Dss a fEg1sAnd veil armed
ner, iEc.E ling s11e indians, Aud
means "a saint,
u n Terry commanding tue UnIsed
sisifs troOFs IN the Northwest, repoFts
that ~ Indians are crossing the bound
aTy.
FHk k1f1I E1ESI AZ OTTAWA
OTTAwA. Msrrk Sl.-Ihe exs8tep@ut
over the N1rtn~est disturbance con
tiuncs- bis fSFrn, On tie shArpsbOss
ere ahcsr Captain Todd Organized froua
tie sATioas cOErs II the city, met q. the
dun hail 70 N Ike pep lrations for .eAv
ing for the frUni. Shortly after noon
fhey J. II o. he Canadian Pacific rail
say They we're escorted 10 the ststian
b. large runiber Of ci,izsna.
he ODly meas received here from the /
West THE morning - HAT fears are en-
teftAined IN Ni1aip.g taAt there Eill |
be trouble ovtr he moetinE 0f the Farm |
ers' Union. |, - intended 20 Increase /
the mSnnted police By 800, making their |
member So.
KlsoA 4osTgEaL
MoSTRKAL. March 3i.-The Sixty.
9th X station. Mounted ROYAL Rides,
leave for the Northwest tomorfow. |
Thy rGgb~r 20 picked men.
FEON ouEEEe
QUsBkc, AaHch 3I.-Perempaory or
d-rs ssre reosiyed today sailing out tie
Ninth Battalion and the Cavalry SohopI.
The former goes 10 the front innae-
disieiy. fGsy all Banhes 800, and |
Sili be Commanded by Colonel Anyot,
M. z. In the event Of the Cavalry
school leaving, tbs Eighth Battalion
Siii be utilized for garrison dnty.
so ABATEMENT.
MoxTzsAL. March 81 There is no
N the var excitement. Blsi-
ness has dragged IN the past fev days.
The Sixty 9th battalion, 800 stroas,
drilled a. ths old City Hall all msrninc.
From them the surgeons selected 80
men fer the front corps. Ihsy we're
addressed BY Major suRas, Who aroused
great enthusiasm.
Colonel q Iimot ard otter offsers
have great trouble il procuring chargers
for the campaign
A GOVERNMENT COMMISSION.
OrTowA. MArch ga government
has been appointed 90 in
q1ire int7 the eausa o. the northwest
rebellion.
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CHANGE OF AGENCY.

HAvING APPOINTED THos. Il.
IL PnznEhsUy nEsnt fer tie Western
fise aad MaEsns lnsaranne "a. a skn
tranctsuo. vie yaA A Carey & ca. re-
ttrs Z. al bszszHsss coAaec1sd With aid
cezuraRy. a2d Fe1eWAis e antte - ~
saEpr. VIII b Iooked afssr b. Mr.. Puua.
pAxxy. STEEL. ps1BlNsoM A Co.
6ene<Ra ARentA Pzfsk&nA. on
s.azxis. M4reA IL ixsA mAl4 In
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rHE FRExcH cREss
a BAD cosDrTTos.

LDgDoS. March 3i.-The Paris eorrss-
p9ndsnt Of the Tlssss SAYS il = iupos
slbse for De Freyeines to think az a
Frsush advances 20 Pekin. The srzsusis
are smpty AID the STATE Of The ooun,ry
= EofavDra6te foF zuSh a rs=olztiOn
DE vii 0uiy be permitted 10 ssnd 1850
men % Torqssn- He Gill thereby o1rn
p''1n1tse toe free action Of the army in
rance and mi paraIyze The national
hir OF E1roEe IN order TO sncex the
ARID soii Of IOnqain- Ferry woald have
lSisa sptDethinZ. The oaly objsct Was
70 sFerthYUE the Perry ministry. The
situation remains the saue exe~ut for
me Renewal OF the ablest Republican
statesman IN France.
zrxozXD UPRISING N ASAx.
PaEEs. Marsh Sill IL rumored that
the Asamese have risen azains. tie
freEsh Authority. The rising is af.ris-
ntesa 10 tie French rsvsrses IN T0nouip
and n the Intrigues Of Chipsse rasnca-
ripsL
Tst SEw xTSIsTEI
LosDoS, March 3l.-A dispatch from
Paris 70 the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany says that De Freyeenes, who h4s
undertaken the task, 10 cOufdest that
be usli sueoet,d IN forming a Hev min
istry. The dispatch adds that the gen
eral belief in PARIS u that General Bel.
bot will be the nsw Minister Of War.
k0uEin the new Minister of Finarlcs ana
Constant tue neE Minister of the To-
terror.
1HE FTRsT TSsTALLs1ESr VOTED.
Pans, March 3i-The Chamber Of
Deputies has unanimously voted tue
nrst instalment, amounting tn 10000 COO
francs. If the Tonqain credit Of 20.
UO.Oooo francs ssksd by Ferry Yesterday
before the resignation Of his cabinet.
The Dep1ties voted to reserve aetioa
on the remaining 900 francs until
The formation of the nsU Ministry.
ALAKM YTLr.
PsEIs, March 3l.-Much alarm Is Eel,
oysR the fac; thai no ness has BEEN re
',efvsd for apuAFds II thirty-six sOurs
from the French army in fonquIn.
HE EsTREArs DISAPPOINTMENT.
Pans, March 3l.-The q lvsrnmeut
has received q dispatch from De Lisle,
commander of the French forces IN
IoEqain- he entFeats the War Ofiias
20 BEND him relnfSrcemeuts immedi-
ateiy.
wAB PREPARATIONS.
Pass. March 3I.-Ths War Depart
Enert c0ntinoos preparations 10 hasten !
The dispatch OF tr0ops TO Tonquin. Ten I
Thousand men and four batteries OF ar
sillsry leave MarseiiIes Saturday. All
Rvahlable transports at Bordeaux. Hayre 1
and Narseilles have been chartered by 1
the Government. he first regiments I
ARE timed 20 reach Hanoi by
NAY 12th, when the rainy season,
which commences sb Jut April 3Oth 4
will be as lie higat. II is hoped that |
the rains will assist General De Iiisle in /
ais defense and permit the French qua !
bosts TO penetrate the canals Of the /
Delka.
The French troops ~ FoTmosa viii 4
sva0nate the island and 90 10 Hanoi I
Advioes from keI.usg say that the Chi. I
asse have completed the destruction of 4
the coal mines near that place, having /
exploded the galleries With dynamite I
and flooded the mines
DE FKEYcIxET.
Pans. March 3l.-De Freycinet visit
I'D President GFevy this evening and ia
formed him that be vas unable to give
u definite reply regarding the formation I
of ministry. /
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PveEg SovxD FKxIoaI RArxs - The
frsisat dspaTsmeat q the Nartksrn Pa
cs6e s.s issued = esrcalar giving nosice
shAs freight fer oympia asass be or
signed via faceens, and thai i vii be
ehsrS~a Eve eesstS ger a1adrei poan4s
ieAtsFag~ 70 addition 20 Pursiaaa EAsss.
Ffeieeis % PuFss Ladlo9. Gamble and
f0wnsena AMI whAseom and Nicsofia.
O. C.. ~tii be eAARged ten eents a3ai-
tsonal,
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EL MAHpl's sIrAI.


DoS6oLA, March 3i.-The rival Of n
Mahdi il named I'll M8kki. Inc nam-
Der Of his adsertnts IL increasing. He
has occupied Fl Obeld. The foiiowers
of II Mahdi are alarmed.
Gen. Wellesley expects % reach Cairo
on April lSsh.
TAAkI ABANDONED.
LUSpoS, March 3l.-In the House of
Commons this afternoon the Marquis Of
Harrington announced that Dsman
Digma had abandoned TAsnsi
TIE MUDIR WILL COM To cAIRo.
CAfRo, March 3l.-Ths Mudir OF Dom
gaia, at sac request of the hhedive, Ill
sasu come 10 Cairu 10 liseass the pres
ant situajion in the Soudan witt EGG
lish and Egyptian officials.
IANAI EVACUATED.
ScAkI1, March Silt IL reported
that Osnsa DiRsaa WIS evacuated at
Tamsi "a well rs Hasaoen. A body #
British cavalrymsn have SAen Dispatch
ed TO ascertain II tha report Is true.
GENERAL GRAHAM's ADVANCE
L0SpoS, March Sl.-General Grab aIn
will begin bis advance early tomorrow.
he ex poets TO rsaeh the e1emy ia about
too hours march from General MsNeil's
zaraba. Notwithstanding the rumors
thst fsmai has been deserted. the w r
Ottice anticipates severe fighting.
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WASHINGTON.

Wa,mINarox. March 9o.--K'ostnlas.e
osnsfal Nilas has authorized the state
NEAT that railway postal clerks. Who
have teeoust efficient and valrAose men.
against WHOM no just complaint can he
espaeAt, and Who have not turned thsar
stteatian 30 political lal,ors dnfing ,hsir
sersseas need have No fears Of being die
tafhed.
unmisiakahle rnssrsesisas-
WAsnrnorsx. March 3t.--FoilousIig
hthe aispatt'h sent hy Secretary Whit
eef 70 Commander Kane. of the usitsd
states ship tiateua, 81 Asptnvali: Yea
sete ordered 20 Aspinuali 20 pr0tett
American Interests snd the lives and
prcpesty % American sttsRsns. All THAI
q Implied In these words IN expected 10
ee dcns hj 700 10 the extent % the
fares undss your command. II the
uolen has eeen seized. restore her -
BEG eiileeFa II In yonE powef.H
seeIsiary Bayard telearapeed Consul
tssnnsA Aeiameon. asking additional In
formation relative 10 the difh1alsy.
A stesFaasian tmsasisa az sssnauFsa.
wSsHNaiuS. March sl.-The Pr~n-
cant % NH,afaEua In q telegram To-
eessed hsre this mesaine says that Be
I'LL mArch today with she ccmhinsd
tefess Of NbAsaxna and Costa Riea into
Honduras Hts object viii be 10 prevent
tAe forces 81 Honduras from leaning
taees of BAirsas IN San Salva.3ef. which
eeaniEy vas invaded yesterday ~ the
a1tses.
To Ne gemsvcsi.
Iha Postsaaatar General Alss desided
- HnxnaVal q ftRa~fnrA Sus.~sfsaand.
eni ef ths forsien Mad Serssce. Nhlh-
elas u. He'll q Sc. Leat. viil ssaeesed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

RspUcKD fEuTT RArEs a eircaiar
has been is~asd By the Transconti lsn-
al Association. and announcing new
and redaced rates apan fFuiss and veg
ssahirs. The new rates APPLY from
san Francisco. Sacramento. O4klknd.
san Jose. MRrysSillr. ssocktos, LIS
Angeles. California, Portland and Asto
ms, Oregon via Northern PAeiae aud
Oregon SnnFt Linal, and Seattle and
TAeams, Washington iva Northern Pa
ciAe eaiyl, - OsnahA. Coaasil Baafs.
kaasAs City, ~. Paa'. MlHacApaiis. Gal
vestos and Hsastou. and 81 Louis and
New OsieAn8 and CAieR1o rha old
rate By freieht trains from The poanss
mentioned above 20 -. Paul sud Min
neAposis and the poaats common thereto
was 81 - psr loo pOands tor green
trait. and 81. 20 fes vsess&hl>. Tee nes
rate u $40 for 18th class II srsizhi.
Nv passenger train the old rate vas
kSH PER 100 poaadS The ees rate ts
f3A scr loo peaaAia
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Improve Your Laying Stsel.

I HAyKA FEW HRQN'E LEGHoRN
imported ssock- Brown Lsx.ofn fosris
arc TIE aonk kFnrs h exigl1loA and any
person keeIazsg foWie for egtes shoniA nave
thls vAraety. Price. ~ - 81 esnh ffi,s
awo puiiseh ana eockreli. flA
nah c.P NF0NK
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Nee millinery arriving. TSfasminz
- order . speciality. Wasz 4 PEIrcH-
Am. iaa Froat strset. spl
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Smlsh, Coils q Reasefs. Ieatnxsuz.
Mica. reesafly sod thrss ears Df sneh
appsrs 70 80 b Valparaiso. Cali
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ana stka = ell yeaF mssnsy 10 yea
1.ss sealie dsaas Sgsnd ous asllar fer
- g SsH1p AResaas kks1msfis
A atii AID ave years 10 yaaF iifs
s<aAh mAsiaw
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A OexRLsnx.--Au anosymoss writer,
lsyins ssx miles Aesss Renton. ssads us
the follcsine ss@rasiAs; Il write
thsss Gee Iinss - infarm yes that esF-
iAia pAFtias are aampsne slsnk and ens
oaal IN Cesar river. uhlch vii destroy
tie asA- Pie&ss Ensasson tais 70 soxze
ese tAAt wiil - - "a
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Easter eAras Al half pries a ths Store
of g. Davies SIS
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mr nsnssy'. CeteEs
Bssf and iron viii restore Bssa vitality.
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The QaaFserss Beasts.

Erw YoEi;, March 3i.--MeEeantils
fixtures for the quarter endad today,
npsrted By Il. g. Dun a Co., number
8ss, which compared With the eorrsp
spondine quarter last year shbws an in.
crease OF s62 failures, or about II per
cent. The liabilities for the quarter
ios, closed hDot up SO iSl 81 against
tsalss ,g7s for the corresponding period
I'D ysAr-an increase ~ nearly &C..
00l000
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rrs ossSrxSxs MrknrED


LxeuS. MArsh ai.-HArtingtns. vhs-h
Eef@ ~ IN the Commons TO-DAY ~ slss
any lntoralaiisn regarding The relsti0as
wiaA Russia saa3 tAe tse<eFnmsUt
Asamed this atsfssSie peecssAry. heeAus
both tie matters OF fset and policy
ukieA Termed the sahfsct ef discassian
bsluesn Raelana and Russia vsre CO.
issas eena.snlng vhleA The stFonesst
sensitive feelings existed ID kaziand,
RsIseta Mai India. In regard 10 she
ennGlnned milltaRy pFeparatiaas. The
MarQuis asated thai sAese werc MT be
ing ss1de ~ q ma1Ase - ka&ta naf 10
iaiaaeace tie psaiinx neeosiatians.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

BOARDING HOUSE CONTAINING
~ II roosa9 villa doulaa parlaFs 80
piano. IN 0lymDi2. W. r., siElsaasud n ths
cenkeF o. the business p0rtkeil q the city.
On so9rih saree1 adjolninE he Mars
snaae saloon. ana known al The Cof-
- furnHure. neariy nasE. 70 b snlA
lsasn 70 res 1onzi bic tenant 90 reEsnna.
pc aFfaA uwnef retiring snem bnMlnems
% account q peor hnslr6 Fur pnrticn-
lars Aedreas X. u. 4HtlKCRAFF.
nh<s ~ heal Estate Aeest Oymnfs
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n.saaegkK 4 iKaRx ara sose Acsmss
- Necdia&mAa He'd Csvsr prepslEa.
All
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FEE Guss Pred wnsihciE, Hswsra
u Lsssz ard W. A. Perry have essh
arsasfed nee KUN frosn Parker RrsI,
- asrsdar, Coansctsans. FheSs gsIns
Afe 20 have hns damascus tsaRFeis and
~ eaadsxn improvements, and ara guar
sntesd 70 uiAks esxsafn patterns ~ IS
yefaA With ssseA guns IN the handsi Of
~ LEGAL sporisnlsA. tke vhels spssaes
g ei4S plRsonss are liable - become
sxtinss,
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY efrGs wHAr 4 Will
! sos - rsspo1s,h1, Ter sEy dtbis co.
traced ~ my vita Jamng, ~ sha kna 81
ms without 1usl cmiaHe o. prpEpasfina.
JOHN EOWxN.
Port Msdi@en. W. r Nara n lssI n
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Notice Of Dissolution.

DHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
Il fore exlsting uader the fifin sane AZ
siyie Of b11e q 0siEar, dof.a4 buslrge.s ii
ne citg OF seattle. King c1sinfy. w. II.
= this day dissolved hy mtlfnAi esrunent.
n. Bode hav NJ parehased the eniire IN.
sesest % John Gesger In tha oonoerFn. An
10 Geo. Esnshis smith. a. kls law ofIoe
room ! In the Punein building, scaffis'
" T. n nopK,
ssaatis. March n, isss. mhN
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hazs Rata OrFEooK liz the crgani-
saaaen cf laree naEnosr a base lsAll
s'aos y aAy iEdiestioa. the saains sra-
"a tili hst lively enc. 81 Ear there
sAse eese thFee el1As formed ia tusn.
Va CanptRy @D'sr nine. Head aud
Issaasf nIaes and Railroad nine. ana
NsssA eshess are talked Of. Nsxespsie
80 eens 70 The front. and hAs nins
80 = feAay 10 eeasass t,sF lie seAssinAs
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szxNaxpoaH. Pa. March 3l.--Ths
.rsess labor DEMONSTRATION in the
sethyseits e,Ial region ia the past ten
sesrs Was keId today. Fully 5000
rinesa wess,e sembled. SIX Dew branch
q usre foFusd Of the Miners ard La,
borsrs' Association.
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VIM. 0 WOOD

a TroRNEY- ALLAN, WILL PRAC-
Z \ tee in al the justices snd Territorial
COarts. ONCE. a. rooms ~ the Probate
Court NesieF-LeaEy Baiidins
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GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS
Hay and Grain.

ASays o. hard . nne szsorfment ct
c4aned Frssas and VEGETABLES Keel
ieat kader Il .tlEr Aa1 CkiMienxn Chee~s 4
specially.
ts0o6s aak8 nt renancad ratss fses cAsh
An1 delivered krn4 81 cAarxa.
mis- CATKINs & REDDISH
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xsw YonK. March 3I.-Hisaua Fl
kinusor, formerly Wall street broker,
= sorth alSoat t2O00oo, sas today
sonmatted h,the care Of the Commh-
sossrs Of charities and CORRECTIONS He
bsaRsrsd himself by drink.
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srRvKYoRs. olvIL ExeIsEEns

y. n wtHswonTH n n. THOMSON
Late C11y az1 Csty szrxeya.
CeunGy e1rFetn~
WENTWORTH q THOMSON. THE
w ie@AlinR Surveyors and Civil kn-
gincei,s aa the SnrFnwNsL Maee plAas
and e,haris Of every kinA On hand q made
- erdsr. land af3ce businezs trznsaceea
AnA ssstsers iscz1ed.
OE3na. Main - s<s. opy,oafse the Ari1nR-
s1a. Ssatsle. ". +. y. IL bzx ~
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HAI AND OATS,

~ GOOD QUALITY. FOR BALE BY
- 4 y Whtfney. skx nszlss Borth e.
iAno9ner- Steamers ,s4n had at ware
heazsa mill
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q. occurred lllnaself by Ibrfnk.

I.exsyx. lfis--, March 3i.-Jsffsrsnn
f,.gis i repegted 10 BE- seriousiy III. His
r.sOssry ia doubtfuL
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Pans, March A.-The q svernmeut
has received dispatoh from De Lisle.
commander of the French forces IN
T0Eqain- he entreats the War Offiee
70 Bend him achievements immedi-
ateiy.
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DE FEEYcTxET.

Pans. March 3l.-De Freycinet visit
I'd President GFevy this evening and ia
formed him that be vas unable 70 give
"a definite reply regarding the formation
of q ministry.
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HOPES % PEACE,

The belief has become general thss
the Rasso Afghan question will be an
ieabiy adjusted within q few days. A;
the Stsek Exchange this feeling was
strongly m infested by an advance ia
prices. Consols At Boon had risen II. Il;
Of one per cent, and the rest Of the lie,
sh0gsed An improx~fuAnt
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OrrowA. MArch 3i--A government
commission has been appointed 90 in-
q1ire into the esuss o: the northwest
rebellion.