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} long handled shovels,
 I4 iron wheelbarrows,
 grag horse.
 An order was entered that the Sur .rintendent be granted leave of alsenot It any time, not to exceed , days, ui on making application to the Chair man of the Board, and ill his absence the Treasurer,
 The parties to whom award was heretofore made, each came forward and signed contract, presented bond, and the same was accepted by tie Board and approved by the Chairman.
 The Board adjourned until Wednes- day, April :, 1886, at 10 a'clock a. in. WEDNESDAY,
 April 7, 1886, 10 o'clock a. m.
 Board met persuant to adjournment. Roll called, present: Hous. Geo. H. Stevens, PR Brady Chairman and Secretary. Absent: A. G. Hubbard. REPORT ON TERRITORIAL LIBRARY. To the Hon. Board of Prison Commis-
 sioner,
 GENTLEMEN:
 In making a report of the library, 1t is necessary to state, that less than three years ago this institution was without anything of this character The prisoners were without school books, or reading matter of any kind, excepting a small number furnished by themselves. Since then a library has been established, which now contains l,72I bound volumes of biographical historical, religious and miscellaneous works, together win 500 volumes un bound, of the best magazines, and othei works of like character The bound volumes includes 725 school books.
 Many who Were unable to read ol write when first confined, can now dt both, and avail of every opportunity of improvement, to the best of then ability.
 The money necessary to carry ol this work has been derived from funt created by charging visitors all admIs sion fee; proceeds of concert glvel by the prisoners and donations, as vii better appear ill the following state ment
 Cash received from visitors, .Sll3.5C Cash donated, ,....... 3O.O( Cash received from concert... 25.O(
 To.oI S16S. 5(
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Tamsr Treatment Pr,5;ri5, by t1s Lea
IdnlaT IT1IliCIs T ' . 3'' IJ@ OJ 'I~ -
 St, Louis, Mo-, Feb. F, lSS6 .eEror more than three years have used Tannar

ssFor more than three years have used Tannar Traafnoer,t with the best results. recall now several cases of seminal weakness and debility with all its evil consequences have treated during the past year, which have been cared 6y the use ol 'ie Ireatno aor anI several oi this cases wcre i'll the last stages, The composition of the different medicines contained in the fRsATAESr ind clte' anu its effects prove it to be speclic rest rlevs o
 and saxuli pcwer lou are at liberty to use my let ter ill any way that wii contb ite to yonr ? s'f' or pro t. Th re are mtny marry wo 'Vl'osi' Pfo, pr.etary edicines of this AlIi on the i ifAeV N.hi v,ry d,y is adI;n1, to tner nunbe) jhlt whsh oIs is found to be really vaiuaDie th'iA It 0le di'' o
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The Florence canal enterprise is progressing steadily.
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A. Frank,
 J. Gandolfo.
 For furnishing sundry supplies:
 A. Lorette,
 A. Frank,
 J. Gandolfo.
 The day was occupied in the consid- eration of proposals, and the Board adjourned until Tuesday, April 6, l. SS6, at 9 o'clock a. m.
 TUESDAY
 The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment and on roll call all were present, when the following awards were made, viz:
 To A. Frank, a proportion of gen. eral supplies wherein he appeared the lowest bidder
 To John Gandolfo a proportion of general supplies wherein he appeared the lowest bidder.
 A. Lorette a proportion of general supplies wherein he appeared the low est bidder.
 To A. Frank, the wood supply be- ing the lowest bidder.
 To Baker & Rodondo the fresh meat supply, they being the lowest bidders,
 The call for fresh mutton was con- sidered andall proposals to furnish same rejected, as the difference in rates for it and beef was to wide to be enter tained.
 The Secretary was ordered to notify the parties to whom award was made 10 enter into contract at once and fur nish satisfactory bonds in the following sums:
 1 J. Gandolfo, general supplies, Sl.OOO A. Frank, general supplies and wood,
 s6,OOO.
 A. Lorette, general supplies, $500. Baker < Redondo, fresh meat, S2, 300
 In the matter of the medical officer fthe Prison, it appearing that vacan cy had been caused by the retirement of H. Y. Baldwin, the former officer the vacancy was declared. The Boarc then proceeded to consider applications for the position, and having so consid cred 1t is moved by Geo. H. Stevens that Roland L. Rosson M D., be ap pointed to fill the vacancy; seconded by the Chair, put and carried. G. Il EStevens and the Chair voting aye, ana A. G. Hubbard not voting.
 The Secretary was ordered to notify the appo.ntee of the action had.
 In the mrtter of the application fo the assistant Superintendent and Turn key, ordered that no action be takel or had.
 The report of the Superintendent for the first quarter of 1886, was re :; ceived, read, considered anl ordered o tile. The accounts against the Govern ment for board, etc, of U. s. prisole therein rendered and amounting t. | S764, was charged to the treasurer o the Board for collection. The Board then procee led to audi 1 first quarter of 1886 accounts, and .p proved for payment total of Sl3,S3 II, viz:
 Salaries officers, and mileage, SC, 6,905.6; Provisions 3,O0l.2; Clothing, cash, R. R. fares to
 discharged prisoners, s l9O.4 Hospital supplies, l0S.9' Bedding and clothing, 49O.6' Forage, light, fuel, lumber etc. ,2OGS' Contingent supplies, l,549.5: Y, Miscellaneous supplies, 339.0'
 Total, $l3,S36.4 Unexpended balance of the appro priation, ll,452.35. Balance in hands of Treas urcr of the Board, cash, $l, ,563.O' Vouchers against the U. $. 764.O' Total. s2,327.O,
 An account and statement was pre- sented to the Board by the Coroner o Yuma county for holding inquest ol |, | Tol Do,, n,
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.ainy Physicians. Read What They Say:

'-O Respectfully,
 J. Z HALL, M. D."
 61- Walnut St., St. Louis, Mo. TAMAR TREATMENT is prescribed daily for ali form: of nervous debility in both well as for check ing the unat,rIi secret losses wilch cause so mCcl loss of vality inc lned.c nes lre prompt in actiof and perm mently restore tnose wel-enrd Gy eari. in discretion eNc.SseS or over~or, O. the Dr sIl number O: plys.c ans nave u scArded all the h|po pao5plile3 .,slIuI u pl,s. .14ords 1o'ih. r -i' i,vliit tbty pr.,;lye IAAAa -S..44a,T aitA t.ie > rosl.1s
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SOUTHERN Pkc.F.G C0MIPI.2.HiY
CoMMEN. ING SUNDAY, DE. ENBEE 7th, IS
 AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Will leave LOS ANGELES as follows:

o :3O \. .M- Daily - San Francisco c through freight and ihird-claSs ac- etnImOds,ilOn.
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O 3n \. MD 'ily-Loral passenger , traIn vi, l.. A k I. R. R. to Sar Ia Monica.
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Total. Sl -t'O0
 Leaving on hand at the date of this report balance of $43.95.
 With few exceptions the books have been donated by parties outside the Territory. The Rev. w. D. A. Matthews, of Onarga, H., rendered most efficient aid, and many publish CTS have responded most generously to requests made for contributions. Wells, Fargo & Co. kindly consented to carry all matter destined for the "Prison Library, Yuma, A. IT," free of charge This courtesy has been ap | preciated and has been a most impor tant adjunct to the general success.
 At each weekly drawing an average issue of l60 volumes is made to the prisoners, thereby attesting their inter- est. In order to preserve in condition both the bound and unbound volumes, a suitable binder should be procured, and inasmuch as the balance of cash in the fund is insufficient for the pur pose, present tie matter for your consideration. Respectfully submitted,
 r. s, INoALLs, Supt.
 Yuma, March 3l, 1886.
 Statement of the number of prison CTS received and discharged during the first quarter of 1886:
 No. received, .......... lC No. discharged, .......... : In confinement at end of quarter, l63 Fntitled to discharge the coming | quarter, ..........
 Order was ma le for the Prison Guards to furnish new bonds with all practicable dispatch; and no other business appearing the Board adjourn ed sine die.
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S2,327.03
Total,

An account and statement was pre- sented to the Board by the Coroner of Yuma county for holding inquest on the body of one John Pennington. Or dered referred to the Attorney Gener- al of the Territory.
 The following property was condem- ned and ordered to be sold by the Sup erintendent at auction, to the highest bidder for cash, after giving b days public notice, viz;
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lonit cardli A mrsl, & mntsho netratne yrprpla s1.at S them fteenya 4ml y three
 
  Mo-
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N n1 \. T -- OHi.-Lpc4l paaScn- T
 aV Ar.i. io Wil.su" -lon snd san P-,lI ).
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SSddNASstS SSus,! sod!ShiI1S's' ':Dd trial se,'I:

vENAT R-suIlicelI tO -hOw its merits free of charge, to anyone afflicted, apply ing ny letter, stating his symptoms and age. Communications are all strictly comidrntial my 13-tf
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This Gre ' Sire
 .:henIliX Rene |dy, and NERVE TONIC, is the re-
 >uit Of over ::O years of practice experience. and
 CURES WITH UN- FAILING CEKTAE
 fY Nervous and Physical Debility, 'senIinal Weak
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ness. Spef maJOrrhma, Efn1sslons, lA pO- Iency. Exhausted vitality, Premature De cline and Loss of Manhood, from what ever cause produced. It snriches ard Durities the Blood strengthe ns the Nerves Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive Organs and Physical and Mental Faeul ties. It stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon the system, preventing invsL unt1ry losses, facilitating dreams .semi1- al losses with the urine, etc., 80 destrue- tive to mind md body. It is q sure elim- nu:or of all kIDNEY AND BLADDER CoM PLANTS. It contains no injurious Ingre. dients. To those suffering from the evil effects of youthful indiscretions or exces- se$. q speedy. permanent and thorough cure is GUARANTEED. Price, $z.J0 rsr bottle, or five bottles in case, with full di- rections and advice, 5000. Sent secure frOn observation to any address upoa re- eeipt of price, or co. D To be had cslv Of
 DR. c. D SALFIELD,
 PIG Kearny street, San Francisco, Consultations strictly confidential, by let ter or at office. FREE. For the convert; ence of patients. and in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted private address under which all packages are for warded.
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crmmods,iion
 Q 3n \. MD ily-Local passenger j trnin vi, l.. A * I. R. R. To Sar Ia Monica.
 .N n0 \. T co Daie-Loc4l puascn@ T iV lr,i. O WilHu"Eloa aud san P-.IID. n:5nP. M.-D ijt-,5nu Francisco cx- Z ptc-s jraIu, conn Cliu@ II bHihroi' wih ihr Atlantic rvl.re-~ train oi th'- Ccuir, PrIii- I'.ilr'-c. .l:G0 NJ DNlLY-hri/'na t.Xprcss Z train Tor Yuu4-t'oiOradu RN'r Steamers: Mtricupa stages for FhTni and Prescott: Ca-n GraId. -->tH.r~ tur Ftorrnrc aud Glni..: Tucson anti ijrnsun N NJ. tv < E. R- |" GunVmas. NrSicD; Dmin=--\ T. < >. F. R. R.. Fl Pa-" T. X. P. P R.; San Antonio and New Orleans.
 O:30 p. N.-Sundays -xeeptrd-Lpt al / pas. engtr train 'c CuII"n. 900 P. NJ - D4ily-Local passrn ge, C uain 70 santa Ana. tO0 P. NJ pailv-Locsl passenger + rrtiG In Wilmington and San Proro. - :lO D. M.-SHn'lay EVcepted-L"cal ,} passenger train tn santa Monica.
  -:OpP MS rdav> onh-Loea. pas , >rns.r train ,o Cotton. -:i5P N-Olil,-S. P. Emigrani train , rur Yum, Tuc>",l Dcm'n", A. I. x S.F R R El PISo T. X r. R. R, San Aut .ui and New Orleans. S:ID P NJ Sundays "nly-Loral pas , train tu Santa Munira.
 F.. F.. HEWITT. Asst Sup .rintendent, Los Ange'rs
 A. N. TO|NE.
 General Manager I'll. GOOD,
 Gen. raI Passenger and Ticket Agt jv p
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Expended as follows: Binding lO6 volumes, 5 6S.5O. Expressage on contri-
 buttons of books. 20.4j Books purchased. =. 1000 Stationery, stamps,
 misceln's expenses, 3O.50
 Total .S124.55
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1n:yu P. M.-D 'jt- Hau Francisco "X- l L plc-s jtaiu. couus cliu@ ai bniiIroi wiih ihr Atlantic rv .rs>~ train ui th'- Ccnirai PWIfir I'.I,r,..,..
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PR o c FEE DI ~ 6 s OF I'll E BEARD OF PRISON
 COMMISSIONERS.
Regular Session.

OFFICIAL.
 OFFICE OF BOARD OF PRISON,
 COMMISSIONERS, Yuma, A. T., April ,, 1886. The Board met at 10 o'clock a. m Present: Hons. Geo. H. Stevens, A c. Hubbard, and P R. Brady, Chair man, and the Secretary. This being the day and hour set fol receiving and opening proposals to fur nish supplies to the Penitentiary foi the fiscal year commencing July 1st 1886, the following proposals were opened. viz:
 For furnishing fresh meat: J. NJ. Moline. c. Ramirez.
 F. Redondo.
 Baker & Redondo. For furnishing wood: A. Lorette,
 c. NJ. Thurlow, A. Frank,
 J. Gandolfo.
 For furnishing sundry supplies; A. Lorette,
 A. Frank,
 J. Gandolfo.
 The day was occupied in the consid eration of proposals, and the Boar adjourned until Tuesday, April 6, l, ooc Il 0 o,.1ol- o ,,>
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xunaa, Arizona,
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Unexpended balance of the appro- priation, Sll,452.35. Balance in hands of Treas
 urcr of the Board, cash, $l, l,563.O3 Vouchers against the U. s. 764.OO
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t. n o Awe are pleased 30 note
6nesKy and enterprise shown - eur
ns Meas Christian Association. We
Pc iAay have engaged for = term Of
~ yeers, she large store Ton ground
&@l b Brown Rlook, formerly oeoa-
- b Ualkina, 10 Be- fitted up aa q
l'nq loom, paFloF and library. amasa-
fooui, GLASS room. general score
NfIN afAae and large ehapel; also, Ia
= basement. room some 60 b. 20 feet.
y y ailed ~ a. a gymnasinm and bath
m, Tho proposed alterations and
asemanls viii east $780, A eom-
lps has been appointed 10 canvas
~ Subscriptions. and u b hopad when
pQon ont town'a folk win respond
aily 70 thia deserving euteFpEiss.
- = "a OR young men teal We have
.tEeat ID their welfare By proSidina
liaee. % which they may resort %
sss taeir social, physical and men,
HllailisA
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THH SAH FnkNcEsco Coal MknKaT.-
Tue last circular % J. W. Harrison
gives tho condition Of the San Ffancis-
90 coal market as follows; 'i3inee he
last mail quite q marked improvement
developed itself for tins IN Australian
gEadaa, ali Of which were marked ~
fully 8 cents per sou; the result Of this
Is, e stated IN my report % July 8lsi,
pr =. 3. Alameda, . marked Increases IN
the output Of ihe Northern collieries,
some Of which had been temporarily
closed down. and none were hsinR
worked 90 over one quarter Of their ca
paeisy, whereas she improvement noted
above hes started them ell again With
renewed vigoF. They are likewise fAv
cred b. rednoed freiRhta, IS grain char
ters ruling - low, has forced sever
vessels b aceept coal charters. awaiting
"a iInpTovomeni 10 oaiWaFd fraiQhtsi
the Fales they are running for pays bat
little over current expenses. I.atteFis
there has been Q lull through lack Of
orders, and q doabt among dealers that
the asking prices gill b sustained. Or
defs aEe being solicited watch viii only
lease tie carriers 9s 50 freight. II grain
frsiRhfs do nos improve. present coal
quotations should Be sustained. Wall
sand and 9Fela are qaoted, spot aud "a
arrive, g. 7s(03 6I5f Der son; Bnlli and
Coal Uiia, s. 3 per ton"
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CAunR oF TMn SrBrKR. The San Fran
cisco Ccmmtsrciai Herald explains a.
follows tha cause 81 thu present strike
nmong the Pacine Coast seameus "fhe
strike 81 tAe eoastina sailors lass week
has besn one Of the most imp0Ftant
events affecting eur shipping tnsefeats.
The strike has not gono very Tar aa yes,
bat tie promotes intend u % embrace
all the 800 engaged In the oOast trade.
II %. Il Uiil be very serious matter.
aa Il uili be same time before The 6hip-
masters Association viii b able 30 SUP
ply the places Of al thes8 msn. The
shipmAslora are dstefmtno1 10 held o1i
& TIE end. The STRIKE Will have for 3
time VERY aerioaa eject on The coast
ina trade, and 10 from all points q
view 10 Be deprecated. Tue uhole
thing a an oulQrowth Of The dpFackiea'
trnakia. The shipowners organised an
an association for self protection seen
altar. she corner atone o. which vas
that they we're uat 10 be dictated % aa
30 what sailors they shoala empiog.
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sonethinR nsa 10 ths vay q peaEl
a.n.rnsnt1 eunEistinR q ladie1
hr~ses~s. haiF uins, soarf PinA arroSA
~s~sse hutfeua. etn.. have ben reoelVe4
= s, 49, q o., Galasn Rala BaEsr;
- a fmmenss j ~ tAs latest,
So ssssAels. uhieA uill Be soid sAeap-
e. sAan ever befozei also . nne ms
hammared aFEM ROooAs eonAAsslAN g
49, arrNEign mirrors, fan anABaa
whlap- bsoom hold4EA eenb and hsnan
tFnya ham& painAed plAQa1A ana naan-
hsr ug other moE1itam ~ sMa xsnoy
zo0ds lina, ard ID soe lna g cf0casf5
8 ia8 AZ nNW DESIGNS o. dinnsf $50
Cama and inspse1 ne alo4k and l114n
fuR yeanalf- aaAa
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W.D. Hsyl 4 Ca wholesale and ~
Al arux asTsa e Raua, Ca, say We
hasa 80 ealliuQ Dr.. kina's New DIS
eeQerV. FIecifta hlters and baehie1aa
Arussa saiVs far two years Have nexaF
hNnflea reuadies thai sell - Well. o.
lgive Eueh uuisar. a sasiEfnet On. IheFe
kavs basn sona Wo8dsEful earea sGect-
"a - thaas ramaaiaa ID this city. 1eg
ernl eases a. rranoanasa @amsnMption
havr haen ent3rslw cured b. me mas ~ q
go hot1isn ~ nF. KimT'a Nrm DtssoxeKy.
takaa IN eaanaoktnn wisn 4iHatxie hls-
-. We rnnrnntas them always. Sold
81 a. b. eTEwAmT. d.
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Al 6xxvkKr can always be relied
npnn 10 carry IN stock the parsSt and
tsai Rao8a. end HastAin TIE reputation
az bHinR active, pushinR and roliahlas
~ rneouuendtnR articles with vel 60
tshlishaa uaarit and such aaara popaiaR.
Having che agency for the celeerAfad
Dr. Kinp,a New Discovery fer o0nsump-
& n noida and coughs, will sell & on a
rasitiva guarantees. IL villa cure ans
"a ever. aaactian 81 the thraak lungs,
~ ehesk. ana ID ordeE - prove oag
cIaira, 2s ask yoa % oail and 80 .EiAl
hssfas FrsR. GW
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Il will always pay you 70 walk 70 The
Opara Block for any article ID our line.
40 matter hou small, II not 20 purohass
at least 90 So our styles and gst our
pgiees. We take pains 70 introduco The
bsst and newest goods, and shaa az ~
lets. shelf aoFn goods from snslion and
tFash of al aorta- Prices always the
lowezs. an23 LAzoUH 4 Co.
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A1las huspEaKD. while . large
40 e NoFthern Indians vere On
. uAJ % Seatsle. In their canoes. en-
10y lbey we're sappiied With q
l.iy q Bad WHISKY hy tuo men 10
- aioop. They eamped near West
an4 there bad 4 grand spree.
yeiied aud fought al night long.
ag sea drnuken debaaeh enc In
va killed outright, ~ hAvina his
sFtl With "a Al. and klcsach-
vac fata " stabbed In the hFeasa
A.At mognina some u the Indians
a asck 10 British Columbia With
aasa eaay. and She others prooeeded
&ieelf ioarnsy.
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We earnestly reosumend w. p. bsSD
q Co.'S 1rurs Suifings Mt sixteen yards
fos on. Certainty extra value. and Il Il
eanoeded BY the trade aanerAliy thaa
sheir lines % dren1 Enitines AZ 2so per
yard are not exoslled, II eqnaisd. any
where Barth q san Ffancisoo. CAii
And So them. AMI
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Ths Bsat 6alxe 10 the veEld foE olaa.
Braiera. sorss. Ulcara. Sah Rheam, 70
~ enrea IseaaR. Ohappea Hands. CHI
llsins. Cazns ana al skin Ernpst1ns,
and positively c1res Rsles. o. 10 pag
required. L b guaranteed - elge PER
sa1l natiafne1ion. e. money rof1n3eo.
PFiss 5 esnt4 PER boz For aie b A.
ii sFwAuE. ~
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WHY usR PoIsoNoUs FAcn PoWDHns.-
Frsamansa Medioated Invisible face
powder 10 guaranteed perfectly harmless.
Free from any injurious Substances.
The proprietor win give s. Il any lead,
arsenic, OF mesoury can Be- found Ia Il.
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4osafs WANrED.-In the WEExt.1
sA.lasn1laEsuEn. which is lssaea
nesnina. The Board Of Trustees Of
8 AaspitAl for The fnaAne in WaahinQ-
tttfllofy advertise for sealed pro
4 ioa furnishing that instilation
eeei, muttsu. SALMON, pork. aogned
Aaag, cracked wheat, cal meal.
g nsal hominy, Fioe. sugar, tea, cot.
an eaiokory, lard. ayrup beans,
aFplea, dried peaches, rasina,
eaease. vine0ar and q hnndsad
alAtfant articles Of food also,
~, RlAssWAfe. DRUGS, medicines.
eSaze, dry goods, etc. seattle msF.
@ uin de veil 20 SEA q lin % tie
A and pat IN q bid for tuEniahiag
- 'a11iinti0n.
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TuE DeMENHoE STEAMSHIP LENB
Ranuine bstgssn LivsEpooi asd one-
-, the1ss b faii 70 Al points h TIE
United States. Sail from Livofpool
every Thursday, osllinR q boiiasi, and
from oaebeo every Saturday. SteamoFs
are large and fast end stseEAQs aoeon-
mo1afions unaxoelled By nny ether
lina, willis NE voyaee b 80 miles
shorter thnm va NsW YoFk. throa days
of Il Ia ahe smooth W4tefs 81 Ne 0llf
and river S. LawFenees famed ter
baaasifui, pieaupuaqna aeeneFy. steer
ace and prepAid oerti0caaes sold a.
l0ueaa RAsea Also drafts "a Eur1pe
and nank remitlaneos % any poaao1hoo
AddFaaG A. CHuu1n8. Iiohal AQe1l
for tha HogshaEn PaaiGs n 3. iyit dw