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Washington whispers.


WASHINGTON, June Commissioner
of Railroads Joseph E. johnson. accom-
panied by S. P. Pickereil, will start
about July list on his annual tour
of inspection of Ind grant rail-
roads, going west via the Central
Pacific, and returning over the
Northern Pacific. Thomas Hazard, the
engineer of the Office. accompanied by
Accountant I. j. Walker, will start
about same time on tour over the
Texas Pacific and Southern Pacific
roads.
Distillers throughout the country
have suddenly adopted the small pack
age. Orders upon the internal revenue
bureau for 10-gallon- stamps are UMPIRE
cedently large, and stock, which here
tofore has been sufficient for six
months, is entirely exhausted. 1t will
be two weeks before the office can be-
gin filling orders already received.
Collections of internal revenue during
the first eleven months of the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1885, compared with
the same period last year, were $103,-
697 .164, decrease of $500, Alb; the
principal decrease being in receipts
from spirits, which item shows falling
off IS, 456, 300.
The examination of applicants for
positions as Postotfice inspectors has
been concluded. Ninety-two applicants
were examined, Several days will be
required to determine the standing of
the candidates.
The Postmaster General accorded in
terviews to would-be inspectors to-day,
with view of forming an opinion as to
their fitness for appointment from per-
sonal observation.
The second annual adjustment of
postmasters' salaries, under the act OF
March Sd, 1884, and the first on the
basis of the 2 cent rate of postage for
the four quarters, has just been COM
p1eted.
Cincinnati is the only office showing
any considerable change in compensa-
ton, and a reduction of $1,000 in salary
there was caused by slight falling of
in the receipts; that made necessary a
reduction of salary from $4,000 to $4,000.
The annual adjustment of salaries OF
Presidential postmasters has been sub
mitted to the Postmaster General. 1t
shows the total number of Presidential
post offices on July 1st will be 2,23l, a
| decrease of I'D as compared with the be-
ginning fisca lyear.
During the year II offices became
Presidential, and on July LIST 134 offices
will be reduced from Presidential to
fourth class. The aggregate annual
salaries of all the Presidential post
masters for the next fiscal year will be
s., 627 800.
WASHINGTON June 20.-JusticeS Strong,
of the United States Supreme Court, to-
day, submitted to the Secretary OF
State, the award on the claim of A.
Pelleuer against the Republic of Hayti.
The amount of the award is $57 ,250.
The claim of Captain Pelletier amounted
s s9 81 49, fSt 9fR g o He also sq II A r. La
zene on his claim against the same lie,
public.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Judge Thomas
w. BARLEY died here this evening at
his residence. He has long been a pro-
minent Democratic politician OF Ohio.
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The senuine IfonoIads.

CHICAGO, June 2O.-A gentleman in
this city has received living samples of
the California grasshoppers. The chief
interest of the consignment consists in
the fact that the gentleman, who was a
resident of Kansas IN 1868, 1874, and
1875, finds them to be identical with the
pests which ravaged that State in the
Years named, completely destroying
crops wherever they appeared. The
specimens in hand seem to have lost
little of their activity in their journey
from the Pacific coast.
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DON'T Respect the British

LONDON, June 20. The Times reports
that one of party of British officers,
who crossed the Russo-Persian frontier
recently, while travelling. and were
arrested by Russians, and carried to
Askabad, was a clerk in the Office of
the British consul at Reshd. At the
time of the arrest the clerk was the
bearer of note couched in most
friendly terms, from the consul at
Reshd, to the Russian commander at
Sarakhs. The consul had been on a
visit to the nd Of h had BER d fFSPRafs
to lose mule near Sarakhs. He sent
the clerk to the Russian commander
there, asking for help to capture his
mule. The officer did not reply to the
consul's note and sent the clerk a
prisoner to Askabad.
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A Crank.

CINCINNATI, O., June 20.-A story is
published here OF the finding of SIS, 900
in gold and silver coin, hidden in the
walls and ceilings of four story build
ing owned by Louis Schertz, who occu-
pied the place for years in the liquor
business. He died recently and left to
his brother a memorandum-sh showing IN
what places the money would be found
but did not indicate the amount. As
the deceased has always appeared to be
a poo- man and lodged in the store
room, the finding of this large SUM was
surprise. 1t is said he left valuable
secrets in whisky eompounding, recti.
flying and plans for construction Of
distiIleries.
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ell Home.

BosroN, June 2O.-James Russell
Lowell arrived here this morning on the
Scythia, and was met on the dock by a
few friends. There was no formal re-
ception. Mr.. Lowell was seen by a
reporter, who said:
II suppose you are glad to be home
once more?"
Yes; on some accounts, am. 1t is
pleasant to be among my old friends,
but the English people have been so
very kind, that it is not without much
regret that leave them and the pleas
ant associations by which 1 have been
surrounded.
Your reception has been most fat
tering, particularly as the English peo-
pie have rather peculiar ideas concern
ing American" the reporter ventdred to
remark.
Mr. Lowell smiled and said: Eyes,
they seem to take 10 me for some rea-
son. I could ask for no more than l
received.
1t is understood a grand reception
will be rendered Mr. Lowell at Cam
bridge at an early day. Mr. Lowell has
gone to his daughters home at South
borough.
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The mexica.. Editors.

Ell PAso, Texas, June 20.-The Mexi-
can editorial party en- route to the
States. are experiencing succession OF
oyations on the line of the Mexican Cen
trail Railway. They arrive here early
tomorrow morning, and after five
hours driving, banqaetung and con-
gratulations, will proceed to- the Los
Vegas Hot Springs, where they will
rest twenty-fonr hours, and then go on
to Topeka, Kansas City, st. Louis,
Chicago, etc. A special train leaves
this city tomorrow morning at o. clock,
to meet and escort the party across
the border. Triumphal arches, music,
banners, speeches and a royal welcome
generally await them. The party num-
Der twenty-one gentlemen and six
ladies, and are all well. The committee
OF arrangements having in charge the
reception and entertainment of the
party here are are ]. f. Satterthe-
waite, s. Leipziger, Captain J. II.
Bates and s. Hart, editors of
Ell Paso Times, F. N. Holbrook and
w. G. Walz. The committee on re-
ception consists of such gentlemen as
Mayor Magoffin, DR.. Samariego, S. E.
Loreza, Mexican Collector of the Port
of Pass Del Norte, and Col. Saylor,
United States /. Collector of Ell Paso.
Everybody here is enthusiastic as to the
benefits to both countries which are to
result from this international excursion
OF leading Mexican newspaper men, the
collectors of the two Republics at Ell
Paso and Pass Del Norte vieing with
each other in efforts to make this re-
ception a great success, and the Mexican
Central and Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Ry., is using every possible means
for comfort ana happiness of the party.
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BRITISH POLITICS.
o,.5stone,s Help to the Con-
''''s ssrvatives to Office.
LINES RUSSELL LOWELL HOME
g.. Genuine Iron-clads-A CRANK
he 1911 Grants Condition
cholera Intelligence
British Politics.

.nov June %. = The Gladstone
c.binet met this morning and discussed
~, go sc3ne of the assurance of aid to
80 m government, which it is pro-
g used that tie Liberals shall give to the
Conservatives. ,;.o;oI
.-t;cIe saws: The opinion is growing
a. sha - nothing will break the existing
J.eadlock but the return to office OF Mr..
'' .'oI;tinai matters are moving briskly
. S G,,, and people are taking an active
, i Dtar in the issue. This morning
I poUsonby private secretary to the
a'aon delivered to the Marquis OIL Sal
;sSU vT a message from Her Majesty:
M U,rouis Immediately on receipt OF
th l' message telegraphed Sir Michael
H Sne Reach. Arthur Balfour, W. Henry
nth ir,;f5 and Sir Richard Ashton Cross,
.bat he desired to meet them in council.
IN In short time the gentleman named
I 40 in conference with the Marquis Of
Salisbury in his house.
A report is current TINS AFTERNOON IN
some quarters that the Gladstone cabl-
net has concluded to give all the aid
that may be in their power TO enable
the Conservatives to take office. 1t IS
also said that the cabinet adopted a
resolution to this effect. There are
other reports, however, that the Tories
have refused to accept the response
biIitv of the coming ministry under
existing circumstances, and that Mr..
Gladstone will resume the Premiership.
IoNDoN. June 20.-The political situa-
ton. tonight. is one of deadlock. The
Tories will not assume power unless the
Liberals pledge themselves to refrain
from obstructing the progress of the
new government, This promise the
Liberals refuse TO give. They say:
You overthrow US by opposition;
we, simply, as parties, exchange
functions" Dead lock, based as it is,
gives a east of absurdity to the whole
British political situation. Here lies
party which, having driven govern
nent out Of power by relentless and
often. unreasonable opposition, dares
not take its place, unless the defeated
enemies hind themselves from attempt
ing to recover. Nothing more abb
Surd can happen, unless it be
the return o. the Liberals to power
because Of the fears of the
Tories TO assume 1t. The belief that the
Conservatives viii accept Office, is, how
ever, becoming quite general. This
evening, it seems the message which Sir
H. f. Pons0nby handed to the Marquis
OF salisbury, this morning, conveyed
the information that Gladstone and the
members of his Cabinet were willing to
give their successors in office all the aid
possible in the conduct of government.
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A Chance for Trouble.

WAsHiNeToN, June 2O.-The United
States steamer Iroqasois of the Pacific
station, has sailed from Panama for
Guayaquil, Ecuador. under sealed in
structions from the Secretary OF State
in regard to the case of Santos. the
American citizen held there under
arrest. 1t is understood the commander
of the Iroquois was instructed to make
a formal demand in the name OF the
United States for the prompt release o.
the prisoner and to afford him all posi-
BILE assistan ce.
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senator sabin sick.

sr1LLwATER, Mimi, June 2O.-United
States Senator Sabin is dangerously i'll
at his home and his attending physi-
clans fear he may not recover.
ST.. PAUL, June 2O.-It is learned that
the first adyices concerning the con-
dition of Senator Sabin were exagger
ated and that while he is seriously sick,
it is thought he is not in SO great a dan
ger as at first reported.
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General Grant.

MT. McGREGoR, 2O.-General Grant
did not sleep as we'll as usual last night,
the intervals of waking being more FREE
quent. DIR. Douglas was called once TO
clear the Generals throat after he had
taken food. This morning the Generals
voice is clear; his pulse 90, full, strong
and regular
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DIED.

SMITH-In this city, Saturday, June Goth, at
his residence in the Sevent Ward John
Pearson Smith, aged p years and 10
months
I Deceased was born in Tinicun, Bucks
County, Pennsylvania. Aug IS Dist, 1872. He
embraced the gosRfl the ef yea u lid fdis emf
grated to Utah in 1852. He leaves a WI e.
four sons and twenty six grandchiid en- to
mourn his loss Deceased took n great
interest in the matter of Temple building,
and assisted in the cumpletion of TIE st.
George and Logan Temples With life OF
good works beniud him, he has pas ed to
his rest, where he awaits the rev I'd OF the
faithful, resurrection with the just.
The funeral services i'll be held this
afternoon in the Seventh Ward Meeting
house, at 43O o'clock. Friends of the lmily
are cordially invited to be present.
Ogden and Logan papers please copy.
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Feeding the Editors.

PORTLAND, Oregon, June 2O.-The
Iowa editorial excursion returned this
evening from the tour of Willamette
Valley. They were received every
where with marked attention and
kindness. This evening the entire
party are being entertained at a
sumptuous banquet at the Masonic hall
given by the board of trade. Covers
were laid for $50.
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some OF the Causes

Giving rise to dyspepsia are ovre-wor k,
badly cooked food, hurry in eating. 10 0
much grease, disagreeable companions,
too little sleep, too much worry. Dys-
pepsia is curse; but Browns Iron Bit
ters is blessing; because it casts out
dyspepsia, and makes suffering people
we'll. Mrs. E. Patton, 1920 Franklin
street, st. Louis, says: ! used Brown :
ne gosd.'
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. June 20.
Cattle-Receipts; 1000; active; q
10 higher; shipping steers 4.90 q $50;
stocfers and feeders $50 q AIS; corn
fed 400 "a AIS; grassers 2.75 q 4.4O.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; brisk 5 q 10
decline, rough and mixed, 3.85 q 400;
packing and shipping, 1896 @ 40;
light. 800 q AS. :.
Sheep-Receipts 30OT steady; natives
ESQ a AS; Western ESQ @ 375; Texans
2.25 q $40.
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WICKED WORK.
A Terrible Storm strews a Coast with
Wreckage.


HALIFAX, June 20.-Mail advices from
Newfoundland give the details of the
terrible storm on the coasa last Sunday
week, which show it to be more disas-
trous than at first reported. an enor-
nous amount of shipping being de-
stroyed and many lives lost. At
Old Pelican, all the fishing stages
and other water side property
were destroyed and upwards of
forty vessels totally wrecked. Seventy
FIVE vessels were driven ashore at Bona
Vista, and some of them smashed. Re-
ports from many points give facts of
vessels, from one to dozen in number,
being smashed, and the coast is strewn
with wreckage. The storm is consid-
cred the worst that has visited New
Foundland in forty years. 1t is
rumored that three bait skiffs, each
with six men on board, left Hollywood
on Saturday, and have not since been
heard of.
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A Chosen .Iail-Rird.

SAN Francisco, June 20 Rev. w. F..
Morrison, ex-Grand Councillor of the
Indiana Order of Chosen Friends, who,
on the 18th instant was convicted OF
grand larceny. was, to-day, sentenced to
ten years in the State prison.
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London Wool.

LONDON June 20 AT the wool sales tc-
day, 10000 bales of Port Phillip,
Sydney and Cape were disposed of. The
market is quiet. Yesterdays sales of
New Zealand Secured, sold at 6]Sd q Is
lloyd, lambs secured, sd a Is sd; New
South Wales lambs. Is Sd "a Is Cd; Cape
greasy 21ld O. Cd; Victoria greasy I'D a
Is sd lambs greasy I'D q Is sgd; Swan
River fleece I'd a Is 4d; Adelaide lambs
secured 10d
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NOTICE.
salt Lake city Brewing Company

We beg to inform our many patrons
and the public generally, that Williams
d Gerrans, one door north of the Post.
Office, Hill & Trewhela, opposite Tribune
office. and The Fountain Beer Hall, LIS
Main street, telephone No. 142, are duly
authorized to receive orders for our
nonular brands of beer We have no
other agents in the city.
Orders may also be sent to the Brew
ery office, by telephone No: "a.
Goods promptly delivered to any part
of the city.
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH: SUNDAY, JUNE p, 1885,

offer moderately, California No. 1 Is
q I'd, per GENITAL; No. 2 IS q Sd, Is;
red western spring Is 10d a Is; red
western winter IS l0d q rs. I'd.
Corn-Steady fair demand; new
mixed western, As. I'd, per GENITAL
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Cholera.

&A9SID, June 2O.-Oficial reports of
the march Of choltya in Spain for the
past twenty-four hours are as follows:
In Madrid, new cases 8, deaths I,
Valencia tclty). new cases IS. deaths
~ Valencia (p-oyince), new cases 249,
deaths Ia; Murcia (city), new cases
10, deaths SO; CaSteilon (province), new
Eases %, deaths 81.
MAshISGToN, June 20.-The Secretary
" me treasury has asked the Secretary
.. state 10 appoint medical inspectors
q al Cuban Consulates il view OF the
spread OF cholera IN Spain, and the
constant Intercourse between that
country and parts of Cuba. The duty
VI lhese inspectors will be to watch imi-
grants from spain and to make prompt
lep0fts OF their movements to this gov
eaAinent' so as to prevent the introduc.
aoa o. cholera into tie United States
from that quarrec.
MADRID, June 49, The ministry has
1eSSigned in consequence Of the decision
81 Aing Alfonso to visit the cholera
Injected districts. All shops and-cafes
nave been closed as precaution against
''N-S4d
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Seventeen Year Loousts.

New YoRK. June 2O.-Reports from
various parts of Long Island report the
seventeen year locusts have made their
appearance in countless numbers
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To Beg in business.

, WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Comp
troller of the currency, to-day author
lied the First National bank Of North
Yakima, Washington Territory, to be
gin business with capital OF $4,000.
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New York Mining Market.

NEW York, June 2O.-In mining
shares Sutro Tunnel sold at II, Horn
Silver 2.15, Bulwer 81 @ 56, Standard
LIS, Plymouth 175s, Savage 4.50, Cali
fornia and Virginia 2.95. @
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FOR SALE.

ON. FIRST SOUTH, A GOOD PAYING,
" Business in Market Row. Stock, go d
will and fxtures doing a good bus ness;
best of reasons for selling. Inquire at this
office.
A HANDSOME VILLAGE CART, EASY
II rio ing, almost new. for sale verv cheap.
enquire at RIVERS BROS. Wasaich Block.
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Relief for the Canadian Pacific.

OTTAWA, June 2O.-At go a. m. III
vision was taken on the resolution for
the relief of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way, which was carried by vote of 100
70 II
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New YORK, June 20. = The weekly
statement of the associated banks.
issued to-day, shows reserve increase
of $460, 600. The banks now hold, $ii0.-
COO, in excess of the legal require
ments-
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THE PLEASURE AND HEALTHFULNEss OF
the bath is greatly entranced by GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP.
Black or Brown, SOC.
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Ten Persons Killed.

LONDON, June 2O.-By an explosion,
today, in Burley Pit, atApedale, North
Staffordshire, ten persons were killed.
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western Stock Market.
SAY FRANCISCO, June 20.
British Grain TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, June %
Wheat Holders offer moderately
new No. 2 winter. rs Id, FIRM new 30
CornoHoiders offer moderately. spct
and June As I'd steady: July As 7izd
steady August As S1zd-steady.
. LATER.
Weather in England cold fpF the
season.
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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, June 20.
.oau-Ruleu weak uuTIng IniuuI0
session. but closed firm, shade higher
than Yesterday, SS7s cash; 1915 July
90 August; 81 September.
Corn Steady; 471s cash; 1863 July;
46H August. 90
August.
WhiskY-115.
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AFTERNOON.

Mess Pork-Dull, easy; closed Is
cents under yesterday, July 1.171l q
Lard-Quiet, steady; closed a shade
Boxed Meats-Steady; dry sailed
shoulders, 3.75 q $50; short ribs sides,
$50 q 5.321l; short clear sides, $50
a 5.S5.
Whisky-FIrm, I.15.
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POUND

A MARE COLT ABOUT 2-YEARs-OLD,
n color, light sorrel. with four white feet
and white face, branded ii on left shoulder.
1t followed some horses from about a mile
west OF the Sixth Ward bridge. Owner can
get it BY proving ownership and paying ex-
penses, from I. McCoy, City Livery Stable.
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tsthetics is the science of the beautl-
.u ! ne need of merit for promoting
te,sopai aesthetics is due to J. G. Aver
y 70. whose Incompatible Hair Kigor
Il universal beaatitier Of the hair.
harmless, effective, agreeable, it has
eaKen rank among the Indispensable
aiIlcles OF the toilet. To scanty locks il
Ewes iuxurianee; and withered hairs i
''o'hes with the hue Of .south.
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NOTICE.

COMPLAINTS IN REGARD TO TIE AS
u sessed value of any properly, or appli-
cations for abatement or remission OF taxes
for the current year, must be made to the
Board of Equalization, at the County Court
House, in Salt Lake City. between Wednes-
day, the 1t of July, and Saturday, the 1lth
day of July, 1885, both days inclusive be-
tween the hours OF 10 am. and ? m or De
forever barred according to the provisions
of the law.
By order of the County Court
JOHN G. CUTLER,
C unity Clerk.
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ANDERSON BROTHERS

DRAeTICAL SIGN, SHOW CARD AND
L Priee-Mark Writers. Room5, old Con-
stitution Building, opposite z. C. NJ. 1.
Lettering done en- GLASS; Iron, Tin, Wood,
Leather, Oilcloth, Factory Pasteboard, etc,
etc. Carriage Painting. City Bill Posters.
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yNANTEr-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
w ia city or country wishing 10 earn 50
and day at their own homes. no can
wasting: work furnished and sent by mail
any distance. For particulars address, with
stamp, CRYSTAL1IZED PHOTO CO., So,
w. Seventh street, Cincinnati. o. "a
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New YORK money Market.
New YORK. June 90.

Money, easy, 1.
Prime paper, 4@5.
Exchange bills dull: steady, S5A.
Demand, S6H.
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PAWNBOKER.

MRS. A. ]. WHITE HAS OPENED
ul brokers' office in connection with her
elry, etc., etc. No. "a L. Second South st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUE FUEN.

TgsT FROM CALIFORNIA KEEPS Al
y frst-class Laundry, four doors north Of
HERALD Building
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EMPTY Barrels for sale at half price. at
x G. z. GUNNER & Bsos.
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DIR. ELLEN b, FERGUSON,

OFFICE AND RES9DENCE, no. 1874 E.
" Brigha street, Telephone 81. Special
attention given to catarrh and all Diseases of
the nose, throat and lungs; also to obstetrics
and diseases OF woman.
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Holm H.. NREEMAN.

HISH MARKET, a24 EIGHTH EAST ST.
i Importer daily OF salt and fresh water
fish. Wholesale and retail. orders solicited
from the trade. hotels and families supplied
at lowest rates.
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Buiiion.
Bank Statement.

NEW YOak. June 2O.-Bar silver. 1859.