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Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-02
The Last of inc m.xw.,,.

NEW YORK; July 1!-Ah unusual scene occurred to-day in Trinity chdrchyard where the funeral of Mrs, Marian Chesebreugh, who had nearly attained the aes of four score years, took place. The dead woman was the last of the Maxwell branch of the family. The unusual scene of burial in Trinity ehurchyard caused large crowd to gather about ths failings during the intsrinent.
 A Cooperative Carpet Factory.
 PHILADELPH1A, Pa., July 1.-The co-ope- rative carpet manufacturing company of this city, which is composed of Knights of Labor, have located mill property and will com mence operations here in few days. The company was formed after the settlement of the recent strike by the weavers. The shares are subscribed for at the rate of $5 each by the individual members of the local assem- plies. The profits of the concern it is pro- posed to divide among the shareholders, a small percentage to be withheld for increas- ing the business.
 4 Field For woman Piiysicians.
 NEW YORK, July 1.-Dr. Marah s. Fred erioks has been appointed by the board of health one of the summer corps of physi clans. She was the only woman physician appointed in the corps of twenty-six. Dr. Fredericks is the third woman who has served in this capacity. At the office of the board to-day it was said: ''The women who have served on the boa.d have done excellent service. The women of the tenement houses won't tell their real condition to men in- spectors. It is work where woman can do great good" Dr: Fredericks was seen at her house and said: fsI am regular grad uate of school of medicine. I applied for this position and passed the civil service ex- animation and have been appointed. enter upon my work to-rf16trow. I think it is es- sentially position for women. It is work that woman can do better than man, and I think that more women should be appointed There are about eight hundred women prac- ticing medicine in this country and they are all succeeding admirably"
 The College Crews at Practice.
 WORCESTER, July 1.-The crews of Cor nell, Brown, Bowdoin and the University of Pennsylvania were all out for practice spins over the Lake Quinsigamond regatta course this morning. All are in good trim for the race Saturday save the Cornell four, whose No. 3, Olmstead, still suffers from a felon He says he will man his oar in the race if
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-02
FOR RENT
For Sale at a Bargain.

FOR SALE Shore cottage lots $5 per front foot. valuable house and lot, $2,5OO. Building lots in the borough, $5 per foot front and upwards.
 wA FEW GOOD RENTS -a
 WALTER A. MAIN, io16
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

AEs=5sAs Furnished cottage on the West Haven M!g!& shore. Price, $50 for the season.
 T. G. SLOAN & SON,
 Room 8 Benedict's Building.
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SFAHINS&
GLEN ISLAND Finest Day Summer Resort in the
 World.

Two Grand Concerts Daily.
 OILERS MILITARY BAND.
 41K@A Superior Dinners la Carte. .SzSs5Essszss3.s Old fashioned Rhode Island Clam Bake
 Fishing, Boating, Bathing, Billiards, Bowling Rife Range, Geological Garden, Klein Deutschland
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U, s. Signal Office.
STATE CORRESPONDENCE.

General E. M. Lee, of New York, visited Guilford during the past week and passed few days at the paternal homestead.
 Mrs S. A. Bristol, of Cheyenne, Wyoming terri tory, is visiting her aged father, James E. Lee, aged S5, and other Gulford friends after ab- sence of thirteen years,
 The periodic lie that Dr. Fisk is about to move to Stony Creek is in circulation for the sixth or eighth time.
 Rev G. W. Andrews, rector of Christ church, has been visiting friends in Ohio and attending the fftieth anniversary commencement of his alma mater, Marietta college, and the Rev Dr. Bennett officiated for him last Sabbath.
 Mrs. A. A. Clark, of New York, is visiting at Dr. Fisl1's
 Died in Guilford June 27th. of paralysis, Mir William H. Smith, aged 40 years
 AMr Horace Norton, of Leet's Island, one of Guil- fords justly esteemed citizens attained his ninety second birthday June 27 and his relatives and friends gave him very pleasant and numerously attended birthday party which was much enjoyed by that vigorous old gentleman.
 MT: Joel F. Leete, of Wallingford is visiting his Guilford relations.
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Snn1ner Resurts.
THIMBIE TSTAND H0USE

On Pot Rock Island,
 ASh A 3S minutes from New Haven depot to IF lfs& the island via Shore Line Railroad and &&TYTNk%s Steamer MESSENGER from Stony W2MEz-@-@&@Creek. Address VIM. H. BARNES, ie24 toa1 Stony Crack Conn
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Public Hearing Committee Q

[B. BOOTH, Auctioneer.l NN Friday, July 3d, at 390 State street. specia O sale of Boots and Shoes at auction. Sale com menceS at 10 a.. m iY1 3t
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-02

CHICAGO, July I'm the Italian murder case three of the prisoners, Azarco, Siluestri and Gelard, were to-day found guilty and sentenced to be hanged. The others were acquitted
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MARRIAGES
DEATHS.

BURNs--In tfiis city, July 1, Mary Jane, daughte of Michael Burns, aged 10 months.
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Derby.

The Pequot minstrel QocaD troupe played to a large house in Nathan Hall last night and fre- quenty interrupted with applause.
 We find the following in a scrap book: The Sun day Union, New Haven, Sunday, July z, 1878 The Democrats all around us in New England are de- claring for greenbacks. What will the Democracy of this State do? Shall the Burr-Eaton- -Barnum crowd run the machine will the rank and file as sert themselves and dictate the platformf We shall see
 It is possible the above named combination have buried the hatchet and will be assisted in the future by the Mitchell, ,Byxbee-T -Troup crowd.
 The strikers at the Birmingham iron foundry have gone to work again. with the exception of ployed again.
 Quite number of our citizens started for Gettys- burg this morning in company with many of the Twentieth regiment. July 1.
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For Sale or Exchange.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY. SIS CHAPEL STREET je29 daw
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RiUe Years For mackin

CHICAGO, July 1.-The jury in the Mackin perjury case this afternoon returned yer dict of guilty and assessed Mackin's punish ment at five years imprisonment. A mo- tion for new trial was entered
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Young spreckeIs Acquitted.

Young SpreckeIs Acquitted. SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-Adolph Spreck- els, who was on trial for shooting M. H. De
 Young of the Chronicle, was to-day ac- quilted
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B ,ard and Annus.
HSn B RI

EO g RENT. 4eAA THREE PL ASANT ROOMS, furnished or l::G unfurnished with board The rooms de- s!N sirable and the location central. For partcu- lars call on address
 ma31n 1.123 CHAPEL STREET.
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5MisCe11a nenus.
Ca1hOafs FOr Sale.
Grand ODening at the Shore.

T. E. MITCHELL viii have opening at his Massasoit Garden Savin Rock Wednesday af. ternoon and evening, July 1st, when he yin be pleased to see his friends present. Plenty Of room in his new Pavilion, GOx28 feet, and one of the pleasantest places on the shore Come one, come all and enjoy good time. Cars will leave the shore for New Haven at Il 80 D. m sharp.
 Respectfully yours,
 ie30 T. E. MITCHELL.
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al sm 7Ohurch Street, Room 4

- o-I1 Q . Ol UICHA CtE0oGs hOOI T. A Few Hundred Dollars WiFl Se-
 cure a Good Home.
 EEsSsf ONE-FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater street. @is House and barn. g Auburn street. Twofari- SssAaSAly house, No. Il Clay street. Two-family mousse, 4oO Orchard street All to be sold low if sold within ten days Also for rent, first floor 78 Wool sey street; nrst floor 10 Newha stre6t 115 Portsea street. 1Sl Portsea street, 310 Congress avenue and second floor g Auburn street.
 t; Ms HOLM ES, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE '. IlOtaSn oI6GET noI5
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FOR RENT. f4A A tenement of rooms wtA bathroom, K#:i. on Lloyd street, $16 per month. =H44e14- tenement of rooms Blatchley avenue at Sl0 A tenement of rooms on Saltonstall avenue at S14 Tenements on Goffe, Winter and Bright streets at $10 very pleasant house with large grounds and hennery and fruit trees, Fair Ha- ven Heights, end of horse car track for $25.
 6. L. B1atchley & Son,
 16 Exchange Building. a30 Cor. Church and Chapel St.
 Factory For Sale, A%A THE factory of the New Haven Organ Go. H4:;! corner of Bradley and William streets, with 8sA engine, boilers and fixed machinery. my5 L.. B. MORRIS. Trustee.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

FOR SALE OR RENT. Summer Residence at Warramaug
 Lake, L1tchReld County. AA very commodious residence of 16 rooms, E%;;; nearly furnished; frstclass well of water, NAHA situated on southeastern slope of the hills, with about 60 of very best land, adjoining one of the most beautiful lakes in New England. Free section during the heated term. This property comprises in addition to the dwelling which is one of the finest in the county large barn and stables other outbuildings, plenty of shade. and fresh, invigorating country air. Rent low either private or boarding.
 For particulars call at
 H. c. LONG'S AGENCY,
 63 Church St. opposite P. O. Room 3 -Open evenings my3O
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MecIlanics' Bank.

TIRes Margarita'' Cigar. AYEW LOT just received, same sold by us for IN the past six years. The best 5 cent cigar in market, g. nar box of 100. HALL, ma8 T0Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-02

From Starin's Pier, foot of Brewery street. five minutes walk from Railroad Depot,) at s:3O a. m sharp. Returning, leave Glen Island at 3:3O D, m sharp, arriving in New Haven at 7:45 p. m.
 Excursion Tickets New Haven to Glen Island and New Haven to New York and return via Glen '
 Island and Pier IS, North River. Single Tickets to Glen Island d................ soc Fare from Glen Island to New Haven Soc
 Thomas will furnish the music on the boat every trip. No intoxicating drinks can be obtained on this steamer. Glen Island is officered by efficient uniformed police. Ladies and children unattended will find nothing to mar their pleasure. Positively no free list. O. M CONKLIN
 le29 Agent, Starin's Pier.
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The most popular and enjoyable summer resort Fine scenery, delightful breezes Shore dinners a
 hMpA a speciality. Bus connects for all trains @@ES TAASe& A east and west with steam launch Mes &S4YEsEs senger running from Frink's dock to 41atz1Eesssszzsfg the island ie25
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-17

fhs biIl leEshs relircasni of si~nsr-
al Grant has been defeated n he
Houss Of Representative. This bin. II
gill Be remembered, vas Hrss insro-
dasee IN tie Seisass. bat wAa witASrawn
end another substituted fer Il. th.. pro-
visions 81 which ara sinilar. hat In
Which the nAne % Grant aess ma an.
SCAR. ihis wa done hecanse ia was ~
nssmhssea sAAa RssSsAsss ArsAar some
naoashs axe vsaned the fttE 1ehn Porter
eEll. ~ The sreaad tAsi the lAll, hy ere
stinC An oiaes, and ia tn aAnse sins
asznias furtsr " al IL violated ne con.
q tisntionAl provisiaa ,sstsax rAa risAs Of
appoiatnsns h she ExeesIfseA Tie
Grant bill masa have bean vetoed oa The
maass srosEnas - Ne Presidsns poald
have had 70 face the eAArrt u inesa.
sissrasS he ssnass passed he ssesnSa
sall. known ~ she Eananas ban. uAleA
sssss aes ssprsssly nanas GIANT bat The
peasccratsa Inen!NsFz % che nea.e
osnaitsss en- Military AaAi,s, wlshias
90 defeat shs ussasass vtsAUus them.
sslves iDeaFrinR she ssiiam 81 asnysas
~ GeneyAa 0sAaa lei due. sspszs,sA d
be hses Ne sEsgiaa ei'l. ASssns sAas
TIA Pss~idsaa sssala be forced . ye.a
ID A ecmeiaakiea q Dema~,asa. al,~s
ia.ely sppo~ed " sae retissmsna q
Gssnl and Rspaaissans wha dad %.
spsA sAs usasisr v rsalih ne PsssAlsa,
in thls sAapa wAa harsH ahis - aste.s
sha aall. fAis ga peoeAsy end al
sferss Cor he All 81 slsasEal Gsaaa. a.
fss a. ~ rteesut sAsasiSe = esaeeuea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-17

Mayor Ls1rJ has ret1rnsd fg0a his
b1aness trip % Portland
gadRe HOyt, Of Osympss- came down
On the Emma Hayward last evening.
Ths San Francisco CkroAteEs SAYS that
Governor sqRirs IL winterInG a. Paraiso
Springs
Miss Csiiis Lyon, who has been visit
ing friends in California returned by
tie Mexico yesterday.
Frank Montgomery, Who Ia 20 sue
ce~d Mr.. Yong Is editor Of the CArDE-
sele. arrived u Seattle last evening
NJ. Kaufman, formerly in charge Of
the clothing departments Of the SaE
Francisco Store II this csty. and roS OF
tue irm Of PERTH q Co. OF 1acomA, 4
AZ present visiting friends in Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-17

Pos DErKsDAxTs--Int the case OF the
city Of Seattle vs.. Myers & Powers, 8
civil action brought against the propri-
etors Of the Monarch saloon TO recover
the penalty of 500 for violation Of tue
ordinance 10 regulate and restrain the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors, which was
tried 10 Justice Lyons court yesterday.
On a change of venue from Justice Hill S
court, the Jury brought in verdict for
defendAnts- The jury was composed
of the following gentlemen j. j. Pos.
N. X. Msddocks, E 01thrie, q. w.
Young. @. W. stesson and O. Ranke,
Mr.. Hanford. the City Attorney. gave
notice Of an appeal to the District
Court. The second case against thess
parties will be tried today IN the sarat
court.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-17

Architects and builders unite Ia saying
our Nos. and 2. for bed room and ONCE
ventilation, viii soon become as standard
as the window
Our venfilator lin any siLe). when
placed through 3 wall, window sash. or
= wooden bsT under sash. sdmits con
slant supply of fresh air under perfect
control. without erangbs; any desired
temperature can o. maintained IN any
apartment. No office or sieeping rom
should be without il a. il stops purslars.
excludes rain and dust, and keeps the
apaFtmeut constantly fresh without rails
lag the windows. Being heavily plated
In nickel IL Is very ornamental when IN
place. The hand e serve TO ~ gulate
| vrnsiIator. also 70 raise and lower the
| window.
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rHK STEAMER
N - IN III %

WA krave sea1fle en- szAaayx a. eE An
tor sehome ard tnssrnezzsase partk Ne
t1fztnG. AeAFes c1notne On Aonday
AefeT nocas and &ks1pes 81 ssMssfs %
Tuesday. cArgy ing paAzanRers 70 a. pnEzz
TOR Eifzy Csafa s21 fruixkf n klfss
cemxs per To.
Regear tsnhe an4 arSs elARI seaemmo
dAt1ans Ter tzstA pass1nxsKs ard tr1ixha
C. n CL.A&Ckf,
q Il. PR&curT. AL ka8 TsoGrnA
A2naz1r Pc<GMn4
JoaS MCXE. Traf4s ManAgex.
A. l. s5oxxas. Gez m Aad PASs Aga.
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ZOE rns uPPaR skAcrr.

sfras cIlae q. ~ cose. Masssl
m RAVES xEsLERs5 wHARF on
IL Wskane94Ay and s4xzraAx. fetzFnlns
ThuxseMy and N1nizay, ezl1izk e sznal
wuo4 utsal11y. MnB EAa1za9 kkzss'
CS1E. MnMa1 Versa. 61AFzfsx ard al Ia,
pAs@aze kppaY - hossa e. - GE0E = 4
N1SfkR en- ths wAzrk sps
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Az ElsaAxr HousE.-TAe Stacy, o.
Mcdonald house. h 81 last about com
pleted. This magnificent buildias.
which b a vefitAble palace. Ia MOI ex-
eeeded 10 beauty by anything on the
fAettic O0ket. IL Is COMMANDMENT sit
uated, on htgh. sightly lots, cornering
On fhird snd Marion streets, where il
taoes the cay. aud from whence il en-
Joys . SitU second IN general intere.,
20 nune IA the limits Of the city. The
aseaenaioms Of tAis building have bean
fisea IN theae eslumns "a least twlcr
sefoFe. as also q description Of is ex-
terror appearance and ita inner arrange
inents. . fepetttfon OF which will not
therefore he attempted nsv, Al this
lame ee viii be eoatent with merely A
iNferenee % lheee matters and shors
description of the tntssiar lnish. Upou
sntersnG tlse douhle front doors one
tindz himself In the finest hallway in
The EaFFitoty, with heavy and bvaati-
tnlly maxhrd aiding doors on eithes
slds lead.iasf into tes parloF and library.
HE bali 10 divided midway hy side
fso3ectsons walsh break the rnnnotony
81 long valla half conceal bach deors
hmaiEg inhp other apagtmenta, ana and
pleasing effect 30 the whole. fhe
slalrease. h0wever, Is The grand feature
81 tais pArtI OF the hallaa " net q the
sstlrs hoails. 10 taFsis tsice 10 reach
tie npser aeoF, and IN guarded on sha
ale ef hstasy black walnut halualraele
OF RaAstlaka y ,tleFn. Over the atairwny
e the towei, thtoaaA tha glass valls az
shica uili b. shed lsaht Ia q mild ana
pleAsAnt manner. The landing a the
afpsf end ~ She sialFa 10 bus llsile les
abrasive thAn TIE hail balov. Ihm
ptrt OF NE hoase N wAinaenaiai in red
veoi pssisAsd sili aasssah a. glass. me
dsoEs are al heavy and handsome, win
eaas knobs. And awtnsiae on hinges
sseily aud nutaaleassy. tllaa % snstly
make saThmnd ths nFegaAers while tAe
NANTES ans vaFks at ths hieaeat art.
OFeF aha mianaAe ~ NE literary i 4 book
eise, and avef The dtnina rosagn and par
tat maateht ere @irfasa Of haaxF passa
kiAsss taH slsss eFnAmeatn the front
dssases tsss So nsiafes are the Ane q
ta.aeinAhisl, aud waen ~ az ga evening
= u lessd elehsstmsns " tas scene. 10
sAess shs Ah9e tae knaae froEn oatSi.as
ttWa u v. u vii sassAah ~ ssy taaa in
tAe tnsds 4 falls eaFnespaada IN excel
lklce ~ assRaasnailaa an, elegance az
eepeAEsaae, Iha isai<la earpNnsrr
ssHk wAs ,haaa ~ Jehn AansS. and the
talntiss, Kfatafhks s&e hy BoaranAn
= hlehattas lea essst ~ this esaaufal
nAildiAa, ~ alMksve 20 The grOnnas. has
ssta u Ne Astshbafhsssa II 3se.Wn
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fAmFvt Aocznaxx. wsrd rsasAea
Asltis yesieedAs shAa J. L. Morrisaa. q
aieials issassssd sstissa q orsss lslAnA
sss sslA In Aeesasat puesmals hy fsll.
rs. walsh RssalssA ~ ,is hasskins -
rsssaa. - hss tses, Ia. 3asEman AAs
ssass fEasaHtH on NE Seaad she wtll y
eesiy ~ isslfsl ~ BE uAixfortnasA
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AaaRsAE o. ras MKsnSA Tlss sas,.sa
sAp Msxiea AFsissa fssna San fsanss..
90 Sunday sesssiile, efsneiae tss sas
ssIiksFs. disaztha.ssl ~ fellewss 10,
Nstorss o. ~ Nna Tewnssasl Il. -.
He&ttie 81 Aad Ter AZ soaaa paFts Il
Hhe alss hEsaehs elsS kna al sfuasiAs,
siinaIalletaa aEsosss ahe pests ssaass4 =
soilsNs Fsn Nisaes1a Ala sans. fsr
foFs fawnssnd ii tsns1 eas Ssaalls ID
tatR fnf OlymQis, Is bnaA fat ssnila
cosaa ! sem. Zoe hkaesaA N lanN, Alles
easslhkFksna her ekfea halre The Mexlea
ysasetded 40 NE ssasA, and r,faFasss
bets SssisfsaAy nsefaias eszsaeastA
tAAlasl esEep ~ sssAl,
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situation Wanted. .

A coon TURNER. PRACTICAL
~ aAAn e. AAz4 sAwA sAApeE. sxieker
O. plMaer; gooa refeFunne. Address hex
~ SaAEtia. NJ, i.
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Improve Your Laying Stock.

HAvEA FEW BROWN LEGHoRN
| Growers lefr, matched this season from
imported stock. Brown Legnorn fowls
are the best layers in existence. and any
person keeping fowls for eggs should have
this variety. Price. 81 TO s. each trios
two pullets and a cockren $40.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OHTHKR INK STEAMER ELIZA
~ Snaerss1 8oF ewneFs Wk1l ~ rssE0a-
- - sar 4 - cozEe1esN4 ~ aRF peF-oa
HG1NM NFcm q WfSt1en oFs1Ak 4lzNo1 ~
either CAreAfm o. Fnrser. 81 ors4ex q
FsAss las isi
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0. R. q N. co.
STEAMER seEEDglE.
rueEr aoUND DIVISION.

From Tacoma 10 Victoria, r. c.. and
way parts daily except sunday ~ p.m.
From Seattle % Victoria and way porss
daily texcept M0naayi ~ 80 n m.
From Victoria 20 Tacoma and Wal
portA daily saxcepa sunday 81 q N.
From Port Townsend 20 Tacoma and
way portA daily iexc~pf Sunday 81
4 m
Frum seattle 10 Tacoma. daily texoeps
SunaayA. ~ . nsH- and esery day a. "a
q m
From Seattle 10 OlFmpiA and war porsa
daily lexccpt SRn1Ayb e 81 q N
From Tacoma % Olympia snd steila
coon. daiay texospt sund&y& ct a N.
daily tcxeepk snndAyl a q N.
From TAc0zna 10 seA11ia dAisy ~ en-
.. N. ana spA m
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'faan hosHssa sax aatx.--~Ths ssossa
hsktd assss. u.lNsfS h4sak, fFoas stfsss;
saask AAaas Eeaaaad. BET wAaa Is Isft .
aasae'i zoe hoe ia any 80 exoaRs -
ee.t essA sssp1t Bargains Ia = ans snA-
80 be<l Eaastas snA waaaat esnfer tAA1e.
eesa sals esse. hAnaseaaa sAaais,isss.
s@sk elssaA sasaen kaea, aA@suas. uaas-
..sekA. itnast eat Ass. baan ahain. t1p
Ssh screws itnd toes q sthaf tAlasa. II
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GRAA. NAHER.


Thn Jswsler, Mill street. Yesler LeaTy
block, sells st greatly rsduced prices
vkLrHAA vATCHEs, o..
All other goods Ia proportion. Watches
cleaned for 81 Warranted for one
year. Tel
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THK sFKAMKA
m ID - III ID

wiz leAve Tacoma for New westminss.s
every Wednesday - 1 ,. m: ieaYe saNa.
he sane dste ~ Etdni&ht: laass pors
feWnseaa fhafeaAy ~ q N. Rerurr,-
ing VIII seaxe New Msssms ns1eF for Ia
cansA. VI san Juan Izlan32 eycsy sAtnr
day a. Z = N. ArrsFing - TaoaGaa sun
Gay.
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Stockholders Nee ing.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN by order OF the Board OF Directors
OF the south Prairie Coal Company. there
win BE- a meeting OF the stockholders Of
said Company. AT the ONCE OF said Com
pany. At No. - Sacramento street In the
city and county Of san Francisco. Cal, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of March. A. ID.
1855. al - m. OF said day. for the purposa
OF selecting Board OF Directors and
O, her officers Of said Company for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction OF such
other business as may come before said
meeting.
By order OF the Preside ,tand the Board
Of lirectors T. ii. HENDERSON,
fell u Secretary
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