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The senate.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-On motion
of Cullom, the Senate resumed con-
ssideration OF the interstate commerce
bill.
The Chair laid before the Senate the
Presidents message, relating TO Mrs
Grants offer to government, of the
swords and other military and civil
testimonials lately belonging to General
Grant, and recommending that Con-
gress pass bill to enable the President
to place General Grant on the retired
list.
Hoar, from the committee on priv
leges and elections, reported that the
credentials of Evarts, newly elected
Senator from New York, had been
found defective, not being signed by the
Governor or countersigned by the
Secretary of State, while the detailed
proceedings of the Legislature, which
are furnished, are not necessary. The
credentials and report are laid on the
table; Hoar saying the deficiency would
doubtless be supplied before Evarts'
term should begin.
Van Wyck moved to modify the sec
ton that provides for the payment of
sion, so as to cover the necessary tray
cling expenses. 1t was unanimously
adopted.
The bill having been perfected, it
was reported to the Senate from the
committee of the whole, read the third
time and passed, yeas 43. nays II.
The chair laid formally before the
Senate the Texas Pacific railroad land
forfeiture bill.
Morrill, moved to lay it aside in order
to take up the House bill for the retire
mentand recoinage of trade dollars"
The Senate, by a vote of 81 yeas to y
nays, decided to take up the last-named
bill
.Irgalls moved to strike out the fifth
section, which is the section suspendine
the coinage OF the standard dollar, and
Morrill, then addressed the Senate on
bill. "A
After short speeches by Beck and
Mcpherson, the debate on the bill was
closed for the day Il will be unfinished
! business for tomorrow.
Blair made two unsuccessful attempts
during the day To secure consideration
of the anti-foreign contract labor bill.
| Executive session. Adjourned.
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THE REGULAR THINGt
THE Usual Daily Railroad
Accident.
wH.rH. W. BEECHER THINKS.
s,spect Business-Dynamite Fac
,orv-SymPathy for Rossa-
Oregon items.
WHAT H. W. BEECHER THINKS.
Train Blown Over

,,..,-ra Colo, February THE Tri-
p,,,,Blican's Georgetown special
D'.. nuring a severe wind storm this
~ i...~oon the Colorado Central train
- ~ newer was blown from the track,
- 49,, mile below this place. The en-
a '.'. .-sin is now lying upon its side in
. -,'e hitch. OF the twenty passengers on
, ~. eighteen were more or less in.
ped ped Following is hist OF those most
!5aar;onsly hurt: c. l.. FureyI, Denver
l I..l' iininred; S. F. Eldred, Denver,
DaCa sniit internal injuries; J. u.
BooT Denver, scalp wound and badly
P IlI-9;eaj Mrs. Marion Dolly, Denver,
1;a Iulsoa injuries, probably fatal; Mrs.
I BAel;di- H3lIand, Red Elephant, inter
la l a'; ;ninries; Miss Mamie Holland, Red
nv IiaI i! ,1.S serious wound on forehead
H 4. spruance, State AUDITOR; Den HIils
internal injuries, two RIBS broken MISS
S S;IIT daughter of the form
al severely bruised about the
S hood. All Craigton, Denver,
broEeman. leg broken and otherwise IN
nod 2 Johnson, mail agent, back
hurt MT Frank Conkrite, newsboy, back
hurt lrrr and ribs broken, internal injuries.
AZ soon as possible the injured were
taken 10 Georgetown, where they are
raceiving every attention. The storm
lid much damage in the town. A
large number of chimneys were over
topped, and plate fronts wrecked.
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Mr.. AYeriIl.

The charge of embezzlement against
o. ]. Averill, on the docket of the Third
District Court, has been dismissed. 1t
will be remembered that while clerk of
the District Court here, 81 900 was de-
posted with him in lieu of bonds, by a
person indicted for larceny. He failed
TO turn the amount over when notified
that the larceny charge had been dis
missed, and continuing to hold on to
the $1,000, he was indicted. He has
thought better since, and telegraphed
the amount to the Territorial Auditor
The aforementioned official notified the
Prosecuting Attorney of the receipt Of
the money, and Mr.. Varian yesterday
had the case of embezzlement against
Mr.. Averill dismissed.
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THE CONCERT.
An Excellent Entertainment and a
Coed Audience.

The entertainment given in the Thir-
teenth Ward Assembly rooms Wednes-
day evening, was a fine affair, giving
satisfaction to an audience which filled
the spacious hail. Those who contri-
buted to the amusement and enjoyment
of those present did well. The Twen-
tieth Ward Harmonica band played
some beautiful selections, which were
loudly applauded and encored; the
quartette of Misses Olsen and Louie
Wells and Messrs. Whitney and Spencer
was also encored; the pantomime recita
tons of Mr.: Harry White were very
laughable and much enjoyed; Billy
Newson's MARBLE and guitar accompani-
ment were appreciated; the tenor, Mr..
A Nelson, sang in splendid voice and
drew forth long and loud applause, and
was compelled to reappear; the singing
of Mr.. Evan Stephens captivated all,
and he, too, shared the lot of all who
had preceded him, as to encores; the
Rotations of Miss Louie Platt, Mr.. ].
HI. Paul and ]. Z. Evans were very
| good and each dlaw recall; the duet
| by Miss Peterson and Mr.. Stephens,
and the song by Miss Olsen, (Thomas)
were received with marked demonstra-
tons of approval. and the closing piece,
sketch, entitled lone Touch of Ma
ture," was faithfully represented by
Miss Louie Pratt and J. Z. Evans. 1t
is not often so successful an entertain
ment is witnessed in the ward houses,
everybody being thoroughly satisfied,
and while praise is accorded the per-
formers, credit should also be given
Mr.. Francis Platt, who engineered the
undertaking, with very little assistance.
The Y. n. 1. A. of the Thirteenth
ward would be materially benefited by
last nights receipts.
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House.

WAsHINGToS, February A session
was ordered for tonight, and then the
House went into committee of the
whole Hammond in the chair on the
river and harbor bill.
The session was chiefly devoted to
debate on the river and harbor bill.
Recess until O'Clock.
At O'Clock the House went into COM
mittee of the whole to continue the con-
sideration of the river and harbor bill.
Less than eighty members we're in at
tendance at the beginning of the session.
Later, no quorum being secured, the
House adjourned. a-.
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The ..suspsctn Business.

LOyDoy, February THE man ar
rested at.Whitechapel on Tuesday, with
Cunningbam's missing brown box, was
held as an accomplice in the tower ex-
plOsiOn. The police refuse to give his
name. Among his effects were several
important clues to the identity of other
accompliCes, descriptions of two. of
whom are already published by the
police, in order to facilitate the work
OF capture.
A policeman, last night, in Pimlico,
found a supposed dynamite machine,
with lighted fuse attached, lying near
ot. Johns church in that place. He
put out the fire in the fuse and INNER
SEQ the apparatus in water, an ! took it
10 the police station.
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PROVO POINTS.

Z. L. JONES, our city assessor and col
lector, left via the D. & +. G. for New
Orleans to-day He goes on a pleasure
trip, and will take in the exposition.
A LARGE array of valentines can be
seen in the show windows of Felt Bros,
Snloot &, Co.'s and G. Twelves' stores,
and by all appearances are greatly adj
mired by our children.
WoEK on the new theatre has at last
been resumed, and is being rushed ahead
with vigor. The workmen are now en-.
is hoped will not have, to drop work
again until the building is completed.
SEvENTY-FIvE LIGHTS will, III the near
future, be put in place at the asylum,
by the Rocky Mountain Electric Light
company, who have secured the con-
tract for lighting the structure.
Dr.. T. H. SIMMONS has lately replen-
ished the stock at his drug store; which
shows that the Dr.'s trade must have
greatly increased. He now has one Of
the finest stocks of drugs in our city.
THE PRESENT condition OF our streets
and sidewalks is simply awful; the
mud being almost ankle deep in some
places; and as there are no paved
crossings for the convenience of pedes-
TRANS, it makes it very unpleasant for
those who have to.travel on foot.
IT Is understood that all work on the
asylum, except that taken by contract,
has been temporarily suspended during
the absence of the committee on inspec-
| ton. As soon as they return the struc-
ture will be completed with all possible
rapidity, and will be ready for occu-
pancy. by not later than the 1st of May.
| THE POSITION of postmaster is, to say
| the least, very unthankfui one, and no
matter how well filed, we seldom, if
ever, hear a word of praise awarded it.
! We wish to deviate from the general
rule. by giving our postmistress, Mrs.
McCauslin, notice. She, by her un-
/ firing efforts, and close attention to
her duties, being always ready TO ac-
commodate and serve her many daily
callers, has won the respect and good
VIII of all. We hope whatever changes
may be made in the postoffice depart
that we may be allowed to retain our
present incumbent.
JUDGE DusENBERaY, his son Geo. A.
and DR.. Pike, left this morning via the
ID. 81 r. g., to be absent some six OF
eight weeks. They go for the purpose
of visiting the leading asylums of the
east, preparatory to fitting and furnish
ing the asylum here. Their first stop
| will be at Lincoln, Nebraska. From
there they continue their journey to II,
linois, where they will visit the .asylums
of Cook County and Kankakee; and
then proceed eastward to Michigan
visiting there the asylums of Kalamazoo
and Pontiac; from there they 90 tc
Utica y; The doctors sGs 1rsI parents re
will nav them visit. On their return
they will take an entirely diferen
route, visiting as many other asylum,
J as possible. They will also visit Wash
ington, and will probably De presen
during the Inauguration ct Presiden
t Cleveland. V. ARA.
Provo, February 4th, 1885,
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DIED.

STUART-In the Nineteenth Ward of this city,
February Sd. 1885, VIM. NJ. Stuart; born
December 10th, 1910, in Lancaster, Lanca-
shire, England.
He embraced the gospel July 9th, 1910, and
was instrumental in raising up branch of the
church in KendalC, ounty of Westmoreland
He left England for Amer lea in March, 1858,
and remained in Council Bluffs Iowa, until
1863, and arrived in Salt Lake City on Octo
Der 9Th Of the same year. He was true to his
religion to the end and was respected by all
his acquaintance as an honest, faithful mqn
ICON.
The funeral services will be held in the
Nineteenth Ward meeting house to-day, at
o'clock. Friends of the family invited.
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Bsecher ON the New Administration.

Beecher on the New Administration.
New YORK, February Am Albany
special TO the Brooklyn Eagle says:
Henry Ward Beecher, in a converse
ton regarding the outlook for the
Cleveland administration said that he
thought the President-elect had shown
very good sense in summoning the
party leaders to confer with them, and
in this way familiarize himself with the
situation he had to confront. He
thought the new administration
would show determination to
meet the great questions pending
before the country. and in an Intelligent
and conscientious way, and that in his
efforts at reform, Cleveland would be
sustained by the best elements OF both
parties. although, perhaps, giving
offense to office-seekers IN his own. AS
to the Cabinet, Beecher was of the
opinion that Bayard would probably
be Secretary of State, and common
cling on this, said tina the did not think
selection could be made which would
give more general satisfaction to the
country at large"
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$4,000 TO LOAN.

T CAN LOAN 10000 ON GILT-EDGED.
J. securities on pfoperty situated in. SaIs
Lake City, in. sums of nos less thanD$1 coo.
Lean also loan $4,000 on good real estate.
security in this city in sums of 500 and up
wards. The interest moderate for the times,
ELI B. KELSEY,
Real Estate and Loan Agent, Nos, %. Eu(i
q E FihSt South street,
i. @. Box 1863.
y. b. l have not quit business NOE as
signed M license, but am yet upon the
quarter deck at my old stand. EEK.
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Rosa.

New. YORK, February 4.-Rossa, at
the suggestion of his wife, was removed
from the Chambers street hospital to the
st. Vincent hospital, which is Under
the charge of the Sisters of Mercy.
There he was given a private room, and
made as comfortable as possible. The
bullet is still imbedded in his back.
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nNin,t in the Rud,,,

Sad to say, many good thing attalns
to nothing more than fair beginning.
On the other hand it is a matter for con,
graduation that the growth of some evil
things may be also promptly frustrated.
A large proportion OF the cases OF the
most widespread and fatal of diseases.
consumption have their inception IN
nasal catarrh. Dr.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy is pleasant, soothing and effec-
tuh, Try it. 1t has cured thousands.
All druggists. W a
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Eztradition to nrnamitsrs.

LoNDOS, February l. bismarck and
SIR Edward Molot, British ambassador
to Berlin, have made overtures to Earl
granville, British Foreign Secretary, to
loth IN an agreement already entered
mo 6y Germany and Russia, for the
eAtraidiuon of dynamiters. The pro-
PoSa' has been referred to the Cabinet.
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ART STunO.

Mr.. MD MRS. WIN. LEMoS, ARTISTS
NJ from Chicago, Ills, have opened their
art studio in the parfor of the st. James Hotel
OF this city; All parties interested in paint
ing are cordially invited to call and see their
work, as well as the latest modes and me
thods OF instruction. Complete satisfaction
given to one branch ina course OF six lessons
for the small sum of IS. Any desired designs
painted to order on plaeques, panels, canvas,
satin, silk. or plush. Landscapes, marine
scenes, flower and figure pieces for sale At
very low prices.
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Fast Freight.

oAAHA, February 4.-The Union
Pacific and Central Pacific have CO.
operated to establish a fast freight sys-
Iem between Chicago and San Fran
IG.sC 3, via Omaha. One thousand air
prake cars have been ordered and will
Pc running by March LIST. Through
days. Oeu " elsh'
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The River Tiber.

The Yellow Tiber'' rolls its muddy
waters through the City of Rome, at
times overlooking the lower part of the
city. 1t breeds malaria and imperils
the health of all who visit the city.
Browns Iron Bitters will conquer mala-
rial fevers quicker and more thoroughly
than any other remedy. Mr.. Enos Hite
80 Court Street, Indianapolis, SAYS, at
cured me of chills and fever after all
else failed"
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Sympathy for Rosa.

PARIS, February 4.-Rochefort pub
fishes an editorial in lie IntransiqeGnt,
describing the sufferings of O'Donovan
Rosa in English prisons and expressing
the utmost sympathy with him in his
present extremity.
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NEW
{ NUTICURA
THE ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE
SKIN AND BLOOD UNIVER-
SALLY COMMENDED.

VIM. I'll Totten, co. North Tenth Street, /
Philadelphia,, reports that one Of his, Gus
was feeling so well and had gained twenty
seven pounds in the last year, all of which
he attributed to systematic course Of the
CUTIGURA REsoLvENT, which has proved
efiecttal when all other remedies failed:
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SORES on NECK.

Ghas Brady, Somerville, Mass, who refers
to DR.. ]. J. Wood, druggist, of that city, oerti-
fes to a wonderful cure of running sores on
the neck which had been treated by hospital
physicians without cure, and which yielded
completely to the CUTIcURA REMEDIES.
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4 Dynamite Factn,.r

ROME February "A number of
herman and English speaking strangers
NJ IsSeiuy VISITED the dynamite factory
I1ISr Iurin; 1t is believed the ex-
ff51o snaS used IN England were obtained
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WATSON BROS COAL OFFICE
REMOVED.

NJATS0N BROTHERS HAVE REMOVED
" their coal OsSee from A. L. williams
old office, to the-Hooper & Eldretlge Block.
No. %, next door south of Spencer 8lawson'ss
Telephone in A. l.. Williams old number ISs
for your Pleasant valley and Weber coal
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Cleveland.

New, YonK, February president
elect Cleveland, accompanied by Col.
Lamont, arrived tonight. At the hotel,
Cleveland went to his rooms immediate
ly, and soon after retired.
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All of your CUTICUHA REMEDIES give very
good satisfaction. TheCUTICURA Bespeeially
recommend for the diseases f0n which it is
used ] know from experience its value.
DIR. H ]. PRATT, MONTICELLO, WIS
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CAR
i ried on by the Salt Lake Foundry &
Machine Co., III Salt Lake City, is now un
der the management and control OF the I'M
ana salo eonPany na ~ ran
purposes named in two deeds, bearing date
OF August LIST, 1888, and June ID, 1884, re-
speetively. The business will be carried on
I'LL further notice, in my name, and all debts
due the said company will be paid 70 me, as
no one IS authorized TO collect the debts and
accounts of said company but myself.
A. G. GIAuQUE, Trustee,
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LOST. REWARD.

r OsT, BETWEEN MY OFFICE AND.
IL residence, a note book, containing stem
Ographic notes. marked ON aover "Third
District Court" with date OF fling. Above
reward VIII be paid on return Ofssame to
me. A. S. PATTERSON,
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CUTICuKA ABROAD.

Through home returned Norwegian. |
have learned to know your GuTCURA, which
has in a short time cured me of an Eczema
that my physicians medicines could not
heal
CHR. HELTZEE, BERGEN, NORWAY.
.iqcntnrfnrretninn
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JOHN K. CRANE

A S MANAGER OF THE COSMOPOLITAN
"A. Secondhand Store, S24. South Main
Street, opposite st, James, Hotel, has
control of SIC, 600 to buy. Secondhand House
hold Furniture. When you want 70 sell.
leave orders or drop a line to postofiee. He
trades in everything.
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CURED BY CUTICURA.

Ny skin disease, which resisted. several
popular remedies and other remedies adj
vised by physicians, has been cured by your
CUTIcURA REMEDIES. They surpassed my
most ssnguine expectations and rapidly
effected cure,
J. C. ARENTREE.
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JOHN MARCH,.

John MARCH,. WHOLESALE AND
u retail dealer in Fruit and Vegetables, as-
tablished' in 1872. Great experience In the
Shipping Trade. Pacific Fruit Market, 529
and 5Sa Merchant Street, San Francisco.
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TIE POET POWERS

feeling OF gratitude impels me to
acknowledge the great merits of your CUTI-
CtRA, and l cordially recommend 1t to the
public as very valuable remedy.
Fl. n. POWERS, BRIDGEPoRT, CoNk.
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GEO.C.. RISER.

DIoNEER BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
L has-moved to Market Row, 66W, FinSt
South street: Would be pleased TO have tha
patronage OF friends and general public.
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the great Skin cure. Soc. cUricTRS SoSp an an
exquisite Skin Besutifier, CSC. CuTIeURA
REsoLvEsT, the new Blood Purifier, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical CO., Boston.
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a,,; ms Is to certify that l have ex-
Snac; ;eTr al analysed and tested DIR. Prices
0r eTlal FlaYoring Extracts of Vanilla,
fb Ia' ", Lemon, Celery, etc., and find
ms s same strong. fine, made of good
t6 ey1' "a and therefore gladly commend
Prof. NJ. DELAFoXrAINE,
analytical Chemist, Chicago.
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REAL ESTATE.

ElRED C. ANDERSON, REAL EspATE
T. and Loea Agent. is nov located at No.
LIDO Main street, adjoining Barratt Bros. spe-
ciaf attentions will be given to effect loans.
sales of real estate, renting houses,
collecting rents, and she drs1ing OF legal
papers. TitleR examined. Territorial and
County scrip bought anGsold lsOtary Public.
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A SALESMAN TO HANDLE OUR GOODS.
Il on commission, in connection with his
own line, in Utah, Montana, Idaho and Wy
oming Territories; one who is acquainted.
with references, Perry & Co, stove manufac-
tuners, No. Is and 17-Lake Street Chicago Ill
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Thin PeODla.

wells Health Reviewer" restores
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, I'm
potence, Sexual Debility. 81.
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MANTEnl

A POSITION AS BOOK-KEEPER. RE-
II quiring two or three hours daily. Refer
ences given. Address T, BOelS-keeper, Care
HERALD go ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cali

A 7, NO. ~ MAIN STREET, THREE
q doors Moth of Cliff House, and see Dr..
higgins, the Microscopic and Analytic
Pny,F;clan, the specialist, before taking
hleolclae OF any one else. All orders by mail
prom Ptly hile5. Address DR.. G. W. Higgins,
No 272 Main Street. salt Lake CITY, UtaS.
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REWARD.

Gs20O REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR FHE
ID recovery of the watches stolen from nv
safe on the nishs OF January 27sh, 1855. and
no quest -ftns asked. HENRY REIsER. ~
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ERIDAY, BETWEEN MAIN AND SIXTH
j. West streets, $50 in greenbacks. Finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving
amount at this office, oratNo. 44SN. Sixth
West street.
TUESDAY EVENING, ABoUTs O'CLOCK,
office-and possoffice Please leave at this,
office and be rewarded
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nitTfCURA SOAP, an exquisite Toilet
UUbt Bath, and Nursery Sanative.
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Analytical Chemist. Chicago.

renew MY IoU want to order a book or
p Main a a . subscription, go to Pembroke,
eutet.
has co,n Srock ct Stationery and Notions
Y Nm TO arrive at Pembroke's.
rlats-;a,n street. Drawing papers and
'aL Not undersold by any dealer:
1A fArENT wood filler for sale
at SEARS g. LIDLLE's.
Sears 1, JiS5H3H2 Xxx Flour for $I.s0 at
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PIANO LESSONS

MFR. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF Mu
III sic, removed to First South street.
second door east of St. Marks ehnreh. Og.
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.