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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF o. E. LEFFLER & CO.. RE-
tail liquor dealers, No. 1923 South Third street,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Fred.
klckoush having disposed of his interest Mr.. W.
w Ayres, OF Dubuque Ia. Business will still be
conducted under the name of o. r. Letter & Co.
The new firm will assume all liabilities and collect
all bills Any accounts against the firm should be
presented at once for payment
o. E. LEFFLER,
FRED. kICKBUSH,
w. W. AYRES.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county, state of Washington, probate dspaw
ment. In the matter of the estate Of W. W. Ne~
lin, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to the creditors Of W. W.
Newln, deceased, that by the terms and proslsleas
Of the last will and testament OF the ssid v. y.
Newlfn, deceased, the undersigned have been ~
pointed, and are now. the duly qualified and zea4
executors of the said last VIII and testament
said W. w. Newlin, deceased, and that al pefsohs
having claims against the said w. W. NswlI ~
ceased, must present them. with the Necessary
vouchers within one year from the date o. t1e n.
publication of this notice at the offiee o. asas y
In rooms "a to II Starr Boyd building, on tive
street. in the city OF Seattle county Of King an
MAURICE McMICKES,
HAROLD PRESTON,
Executors of the last viii and Testament o. y. "
Newlin, deceased.
Dated AT seattle. Wash. January II, 1891.
Date OF first publication January ~. lSgl.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE -
~ Notice Is hereby given that on 49, $500
iOth day OF February, A d. 1891, tne ioi as,s
county Of King. state OF Washington, WIZ ~ 80
al public auction at the door Of the county 49,,
house. in said city, 10 the highest and best o''s'
therefor, to-wit: sss...
Fractional lots one four and Ave in block inuy
eight, IN c. ID. Boren's plat of an addition
city of Seattle.
Said property has the following frontage. via, g
the south, Yesler avenue. 14l 3l-1Oo feet. On ~ ~
west, Third street 81 79-l00 feet; on the ~. =
JtHeESOn street, lZU Neets on Lne east. tic -
BLOCK thirty-eicht aforesaid. l6T SO fVV tess -,
The above described real estate being shs ~ IA
erty OF King county, and now being USED ~ 80
county for county courthouse purposes Ivy w ~
erty Will be sold subject 10 occupation ~ ees2
county for county purposes until sneh time -
new county building, now in process OF eV V.s n
ton, shall be ready for use, provided such u ~
occupation shall not extend beyond the nls' ua'
April, A. ID. 1891 80
Terms of sale viii be one-third down ~ tns .sss
OF sale, balance TO be paid on execution ana usA-
OF deed conveying the property. 1000
ny order of the Board OF County l0nMss55ssuu
Chairnan
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's So $50
= United states OF America, District Of 49, 49, =
ton, IS: by virtue of decree TO me dlrvs'sst, 800
sued nom the District Court OF the tnllsis =
Tor the Northern Division of the District ~ ~
lhgton. AZ The suit of the United states -
vessel Daisy, her tacl le, apparel furnnui,1s =
am commanded to sell the said vessel pAtsss -
accordance with a decree dated IT seattle :. -
ington. January 18th, 1891, pronounceai ~
court
hereby give notice that the 4th day ol 80
AIRY, 1891, NJ one - o'clock In the afternova.,,
t-le root OF Virginia street. in the CITY on ~
shld District, Will sell the said vessel i.,r
tackle, apparel and furniture TO the higness 49,
ior cash, pay able at the time Of the sale.
Dated this 18th day on January, lS9l
THOS II. BROW -,
United states MarsnA
Nv Rlehard Bradley. Deputy.
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PERSONAL.

4 WHOEVER. AGED IS, IN CoMFORTABTF
N circumstances wishes 70 form The ac,uagnr-
snce o. widow Of suitable sSe. oh.ecT maIrffnorv
none oGt the honorable need apply. Address Ron.
tOc us;~lEteligenceT.
no NoC WANT THE EARTH OR ANY
~ poEilens We can supply SEA. Akin s WslS.
worth.
MRS \. N STEWART NAGNFTI>T
Ah gives alcohol vapor baths. sll second street
room =
MARRIAGE BUREAU, sO7 UNION STREET
~ seattle, Wash Confidential send 10 cents
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srAGE LINE.

M All Az And STAGE LINE FROM ,->,,,.--
iurn coSn - ae'on and ksmcie daily ana re-
~ Harbos. j. Ii. Long, pfonr,s aala oeais Tor
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NOTICE TO CONTROVERSIAL PRO
~ posals will be received by the undersigned
clerk OF school district No. so. at Ballard, King
county, WASH, for the construction of a frame
schooihousc, S0xS5 feet in dimensions and two
stories high Plans and specifications can be seen
at the district clerks office in Ballard.
All bids 10 receive considerations must be in by
January 80. 1891, at O'Clock p. m, and be accom-
panied by certified check in the sum of $3.50,
made payable to the directors of school district
No. 90, as a guarantee of good faith.
The successful bidder to furnish good and suffi-
Gent bond IN the penal of 50 ego conditioned
Tor the faithful performance of the contract in full
accordance with the plans and specifications. The
right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids
BY order OF the board of directors.
Dated this 22d day of January. 1891.
NEISE EMERSON District Clerk
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ENGINEERs AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CpMPANY-FN-
- g1beers and contractors for bridges of every de-
scripsien' wharf building plledriving dredging
ara steam shovel e1cavstng; plans and Spesi acsr
tcns furnished on application. correspondence so
Ic4ted- Office. Occidental block, Seattle WASH
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CONFECTT0NERS.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, ETC
4 Henry's ice cream, all favors, always on hand
delivered promptly 10 all parts OF the city; Metre
poilian bricks all hav0rs on3q quart 90 cents threa
pints 50 cents, two quarts 81, or 50 per gallon.
homemade candies made fresh daily: iar0est
assortment in the city al Henry's, SIT mind
street. N
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DREsSH44KING .

lgIsS JOSIE =. HARRIS, FASHION
vi drcsSmakes: parors o. and 81 penrstnrf
block. seeond street, stylish garments and patterus
CuI 10 rder.
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CLIIRTOF4NTs,

Mrs. REYNOLDS, THE SUCCESSFUL, TEST
w and business medium. gives life readings. no
cards; no questions. Has removed TO new brick
Front street. between Spring aud Seneca: hours
from 10 TO 4.
L'LoRANCE MARVIN, PROPHECIES. WHO
Il predicted the Seattle fire Room Phpney
block, corner Front and seneca streets.
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CHoRT TIME LOANS MADE on INSIDE
- city property in amounts OF SOU 20 @9,ovo,
without any delay. All kinds OF city scrip eAetpe-
ing road grade bought Call on f. F. QuirK room
Il sullivan block.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SE PRO
=, posats VIII be received by the board of county
commissioners of Thurston county, Washington at
the oince OF the county auditor in Olympia Wash
Inston until O'Clock p. M of Thursday, February
" 1881, Tor furnishing all materials and erecting
the new court house for Thurston county Wash
ington inclusive of firerrcofing, plumbing. heat
ing ana for the entire completion of the building in
acceptance With the plans, specifications and de-
tai drawings prepared by W. a. Richie, architect
copies OF which will be on file and may be seen on
and AFTER Monday, January rs, 1891, 81 the archi-
tects Office at rooms So, SO and 90, Union block
SeSttie, Washington, and at Mann's building on
washington street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, IN Olympia, Washington. Each proposal
must De accompanied by certified check ON some
local 0ank IN the sum of FIVE Thousand dollars
tSoouOOO, made payable to the order of the treas
urer 81 Inurston county, Washington, a guaran-
tee OF good faith the part OF the said bidder The
check OF the successful bidder be retained until
the said bidder shall have executed the formal con-
tract as prepared by the architect and furnished
ponds as required by law; in the failure of which
the said five Thousand dollars $50 00000} shall be
forfeited 70 the said Thurston county without re-
course and for lquidated damages for such failure
on the part of the said bidder No proposal viii be
considered unless accompanied by such certified
check properly endorsed. The board of county
commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any and
all bids
BY oroer of the board of county commissioners of
Inurston county. Washington.
JOHN 2. TWEED,
County Auditor and Ex-offcio Clerk OF the Board
OF county Commissioners, Thurston County.
Washington
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

L. Observation-Disclosures ASSORTMENT,
y /. low prices. cash and payments; special atten-
ton given to tuning or repairing, being expert
in that line; secondhand pianos and organs ex-
changed for or purchased for cash. 81 Third
street.
GRANT CGHAN-PIANOS AND ORGANS
VI on easy payments. Seattle block, corner Third
and Cherry streets, Seattle
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'CARRAHER & MEACHAM

Rooms &c and rs, Olympic Block.
Corner yes1er avenue and Commercial street.
Advertisements under the heads OF Lost, Found,
FOR Sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted viii be
Inserted IT the rate OF cent word each insertion
Payment always in advance. No advertisement
received for less than Is cents
g N0TTCE.-Ths business ONCE Of the PosT-IS-
ykLLIaEScER is open until IL y. m. Classified
advertisements viii be received up 10 this hour.
Advertisements will be received at branch Offices
81 the INSTRUMENTATION At
racUma ....-.................T Summons Agent
Fort Townsend. -Handiey q French
The following letters await advertisers at this
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GOTERNMENr LAND.

WANTED-l0o MEN TO LOCATE ON HOWE
w steAas, prescriptions. timber claims raiir
quishmentS, unsurveyed and newly Surveyea
lands all Information nee; satisfaction eliarantss5
or no pay; We are the eldest and most reliehi.
cruisers and estnlaters on Puget sound. W.. 49,
have our list some fine eoal-beartne clsinas 49,
Jones & Co. room II Scheuerman block
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+ EE 4 B0wDEN ARE AGAIN IN The
IL field with money for city and farm loans,
lowest rates and favorable terms N the city
represent Lombard Investment Company. Coiman
block, Front street.
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NJ ANIEp-lo l4tASE SAWMIII IOcATrp
~ ooh " sidney 90 foIs orcasra has capacity q
-NuVp every Ten boutS. scca local aerusF,a 80 All
tbs lumtef heeier & Stneleton No ~, - -, -,
ssreet. Seattle, Mash w. W. AhNN
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MONEY IDANED-NoTES AND MORT,
vi cages bought at ia and lis oceldentai
block
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BLACksMrTHTyG.

RoBEkT g. WEsTERMAN. HEAVY roo
s az , general elscksmithine machine ss,,
and Inin tools manufactured W., s, u logging
- ----- @xs-ue. = o box III. Seattle WssS r'n
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yUANTED-TO MAKE LOANS ON FIRST
w class business residence and farm property
]. W. Engz. 3 Union block. representing JARVIS
COnklin Mortgage Trust Company.
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rocAL AND INSTR UMENT4L MUsrc.

II A. DARLING-TEACHERO OF VOCAL AND
IL. Instrumental music. Studio room 81 Hinck-
lev building
MUSICAL INSTITUTE - WILL BE OPEN
NJ January in rooms 306-7-S Occidental block:
vocal and instrumental music and elocution; take
elevator Mrs. Willard, principal.
II II. CRANDALL, TEACHER OF SINGING
II. al the state University, has q few hours open
for outside pupils
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MONEY TO LOAN on INSIDE OR OUTSIDE
M city property furniture. pianos, or Anything
Of value; business confidential Gilmore, 4Is sec
ond street.
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TAILORING

A w. Iasr - SS wv GOTTSTETN BCTT. DTSc.
. r.. W Hs- our specially" troussrs 10 o-.s.
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SPECI4I NOTICE.

Special NOTICE.
NENTRALIA, wASH.-IT Is HARD To
" find more thriving or healthier city than Cen
tTalla. The greatest announcement is given Ia
manufacturers. The shipping facilities viii soon
be such VIII make 10 very desirable for that class
and Tor those who want 10 make pleasant home n
= nard 10 beat. Good residence lots can he boDSht
from $50 10 81 so per lot. Correspondence solicited
Manning & Dodge. -
WHY HAS NOT MRS. L. THOMPSON Rp-
w ceived $3.50 due her on the Esther Houses
IF A SEATTLE BUSINESS NAN worn n
pay Si25 70 have his sweetheart's letters srolen
how much would he pay for her note for S. l0o
sJolru, with his signature.
To MY FRIENDS IN SEATTLE Ann WON
L lyon account OF the falling health OF NV
vile and sell deem u necessary 10 take a friD y,
warmer ard dryer climate. / leave Seattle toss,,
Tor three OF tour months trip through the So,,76
l take great pleasure Ia announcing that DR. Kan
i'Ske nay partnerl wll continue in orr Office on
the northeast corner Of Front aud Cherry stysers
and ccn'iIc; our business during nv absence !
am most happy 10 be able 20 recommend Dr Xa1
Dyke 70 my old friends Is a Skifful and hsgl'1r
worthy physician and surgeon who will be- f.51nd
always in ~ al hours in readiness 10 do All IN b;S
power % alleviate the SghsungS Of humanity
Very Respectfully. DR. WHITPORD'
lNOR SALE--A No. l HOLSTEIN AND JYR-
a sey bull for service. Apply on urenoSses
Magic farm, corner Broadway north OF Mssison
street or 10 +. A. Chisholm. restaurant SIS Front
street
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RAILROAD TICKETS.

JTSIOy TICKET OFFIcE-NEW YopE sss
T. Chicago, $50: ~. Paul, S2s. Butte SIr- 90.
Kansas CRY, ISL sOs Second street TelepfoS,.
No so.
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MONEY TO LoAN-oN INSIDE CITY PROP
vi erty or improved farms. E A Ayersl q 20,
IS Hinkley block.
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EMPLOYMENT W4NrED-MaLF.
WANTED - POSITION AS sTICKFR or
w handsawyer Address Machinisi, posi-Intel-
hgencer
WANTEp-srENoGRAPH AND TYPE.
~ writer, quick and accurate accountant wishes
sshaion Stenosrspher, Post-lntenigencer.
WANTED-A MINING AND MILLING NAN
" 81 Is years experience In au its branches
vouid Ike position; good reference. Address
Mihef, fost-intellgencer otico.
IA ANTED-PoSITioN AS STENOGRAPIIFR
~. ~ young man OF experience. Address SOS
Eighth and jefferson.
WANTED-A MAN WITH FAMILY WANTS
POSITION IN some real estate off1ee. Address
NJ ANTkp-A GERMAN Roy AGFD IA
wants position: Wages not the oojsent. can
speak AID write English: book keener ia ia conn,
try. Aeufess posseihce box ] 52A
WANIkp-Rf A YOUNG MAN. srruATI0y
- oonkkeeper or Office eSSts.anfs hest ~
rtereness furnished. Address e-are a Rssrrsant
Esgata and blanchard ssrcets CITY
WANTEp-woRK BY SAW rrTrH T11
~. ~, cutter and swaEnper. Address q. n Netcsif
HsNfED-To LEASE
49,.
WANIEp-1o LFASE SANMIII. Arm
~ u sidney, un foTs Orchard: has eaNa,,it,F "a
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FoR sALE-REAL EsrArE.

I,oR SALE-s10o BUYS 5-ACRE GARDEN
Il tract; close TO new navy yard. Hooks Ex-
change. $40 second.
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WANNTED--AGENTS TO SELL THE PTN
w less Clothes Line; the only line ever Invented
that holds the clothes without pins perfect sue
fess; patent recently issued sold only by agents
Of 30 cents we VIII send sample lina by mai:
also circulars, price list aud terms OF agents. Sc
ture your territory at once. Address the PlnIess
Clothes Line Co. IL Hermon street, Worcester
Mass.
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AssAYERs AND CHEMISTS.

~ r BoGARDUS, FORMERLY (IIFNTS.r
y. for the II. & O. r. r.. also practical assavar
and chemist In Chicago; mines examined: esSsv-
ing and chemical work OF all kinds done: classes 4,
asSaying. Room Terry building corner Com
merciai aud Washington streets, seattle. Wash
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ITNIIn',eds
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mr,ea nom M
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Ii r. HAMMOND & co. SUCCESSORS TC
Il. Anderson & Faegre), commission merchants
and wholesale dealers ia hay, grain, feed and pro
duee; storage solicited. Commercial dock. foot.o
Madison street. Seattle. Wash.
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MILLINERY l..

THE ROSEBUD MILLINERY STORE HAS
an elegant assortment of imported and other
goods. 220 Pike street
MRS. ]. ]. GRESHAM Is AN ARTIST IN
Ol designing elegant headware. To be convinced
Of the fact call at the Wonder, 1928 Third street or
sos second street
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ocULIsTs AND AURLsrs.

nR. KIBBE-OCULIST AND AURIST AND
IL physician for diseases of the throat Removed
TO Haller block. corner Columbia and second
streets, rooms and 5.
GEO. A. REICH, NJ. D.. OcULIST, AURIST
VI and physician for diseases of the throat. Office.
room "a Boston block.
nR. STILLSON. SURGEON FOR EYE, EAR,
~ nose and throat. Haller building; viii leave
October for ive-months' tour among the hospi-
tails of New York and Europe.
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PRINTERS.

Il Company, 10 Madison street sa FISHING
class printing at low rates SeA1ue' hrst-
JAWS q P-SQUIRE-LATINTFP pI-f1,r,--
cIa,,g sc b go anu commercial work; make a a.
800 - ..=.-s p.seard. cards and hangers y ~
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VVANTEp--A RELIABLE AND FxpFRI.
W enced prospector. Address, stating experienced
Box p95. city.
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T IsT YOUR STOCKS. BONDS AND SCRIP
IL with the Seattle Grain and Stock Exchange;
grain and provisions bought and sold margin.
Room c, SOS Second street Correspondence
solicited.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WAETED--A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
w work; none but good cook need apply. Ala
He'll street.
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAS HELP CALL OR
W address Mrs NJ. J. Peck, Ladies' Intelligence
Bureau, ZOE Second street. room 10.
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAs WAITRESS TO GO
~ out Of city; also German girl for chamber
work In city. Apply BOT Union street.
WANTED-I MMEDIATELY A GOOD GIRL
w 212 Virginia
WANTED--A GOOD COOK. APPLY THIRD
" residence north Of Jackson street, ON Taylor
"ANTED-20 GIRLS FOR GOOD STU
ntions. In restaurants, lodging houses and gem
eral housework Mira Randalrs Intelligence oftce,
LIS Second street.
WANTED-CO0KS, WATERS, NURSES
~ and girls for general work at Day Nursery.
H. liza Third street.
-
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SOCIETY NOTICE.
" NJ NO. STALL MEMBERS ARE NOTI-
i fed 70 be present ~ han Wednesday
morning ct D. m. 70 attend the funeral of brother
Norman o. Booth C. p. BLANCHARD. Pres
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CT,ARK'S 0. N. T. THREAD.
BOISE CITY AND NAMPA.
All orders will have prompt and care'u'
attention.
Notice of Forfeiture.

To VIM. Dawson: You are hereby NJ
,;t;ed that we have expended Seven bur
dred [S7OOl Dollars in labor and improve,
men,s on the North Star lode, or quar-, ,,I
minine claim, near the heads OF Alder anu iu
Onhir creeks, Placerville district, bo ise
c cunt Idaho, in order 10 hold SAID cam
nnder the provisions of Section SoS4, re- TX,
u;sed Statutes of the United States, TOR me
Years 1885. 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, loeo ana
ISL That the proportion OF SAID ex X;
penditure due by you, on your unalViue =
pne.th,rd interest in said claim II
1898 1914, lawful money OF the uni .,
states, and if, within ninety days ailer luz
legal publication of this notice, you 'ai,
or refuse to contribute your proportion .,
said expenditure, and with legal COST o.
this publication, the said interest VIII DC
come the property of the undersigned un
der Section 1924.
HUGH GARDNER.
Address Davis Bunch, Garden valley
Boise county, Idaho.
June o, lS9l-90d.
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Some one has reminded Bishop
Coke, of Buffalo, that the Bible does
not anywhere condemn bicycling by
women, and the prelate has been
obliged to admit that, as far as BIZ
cycles are concerned, the Bible is be-
hind the which reminds us of an
occasion when Ex-Chief Justice
Drake, OF the court OF claims, ad-
dressing meeting Of the Washing
ton City Presbytery against theatre
going, and, being asked whore the
Bible condemned it, answered that,
OF course, theatres were not mentioned
IN the Bible, remark which brought
up the Rev. DR.. Sunderland, OF the
First church, like a shot, but in his
saavest manner, with: 81 beg the
judges pssion, hut we read in the
book OF the Acts of the Apostles that
St. Paul went to the theatre at
Ephesus." The judge was hoored.