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CALIFORNIA RIVERS.
Some Estimates of the Work Needed
to Improve them.


WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Secretary Elkins
sent TO Congress to-day the letters of
General Casey, Chief Engineer, trans
mitting four reports OF the engineers on the
Improvement OF California rivers. Major
Heuer. the engineer in charge, reports that
the San Joaquin River from Hills Ferry to
Frebaughs Ferry. Including the sloughs
Oh the river above Stockton. is not worthy
of Improvement
Major Heuer does not consider the Stan
islaus River at present worthy of improve
ment for tie reason that the improvement
a. Its best could be of limited local advant-
age only. and is not public necessity.
Colonel Mendell eoneurs in this opinion.
Major Heuer and Colonel Mendell also re-
port that the harbor at the mouth of the
Navarro River. in California, is not public
necessity and is not worthy of improvement.
Captain Symons says that the navigable
tIde-water channels of Coos River, Oregon.
are worthy OF Improvement to the extent of
removing existing distractions. A survey
Is not considered necessary, as the condi-
tons are constantly changing. Captain
SYmons states that In his opinion there are
two portions of the Upper Columbia River.
from the international boundary to Rock
Island Rapids worthy of Improvement. One
Is from the Little Dales to the
International boundary line. distance of
fifteen miles. and the other is from the head
of Rock Island Rapids to Foster Greek
Rapids. distance OF ninety miles, and he
submits an estimate of $4,000 as the amount
required to make the necessary surveys to
prepare plan of improvement Of the latter
section.
Major Hamburg reports that the Will
annette River above Oregon City is worthy
of Improvement, and submits an estimate
of $4,000 as the cost Of the surveys.
Major Heuer says the Tuolumne River Is
unworthy OF improvement, and says the
same OF the roadstead at the harbor of Cres-
cent City. The removal Of Fauntleroy and
few other sunken rocks at or near the
entrance to the rosdstead might be under
taken. he recommends a survey, to cost
$1,000, TO determine the nature and extent of
such needed Improvements.
He reports that the "Old River" branch
Of the San Joaquin is worthy OF improve
Dent to the extent of dredging iow-water
channel six feet deep through the bar at
Naglees Ferry. No survey is required to
determine the cost of the work.
At Bellingham Bay, In the mouth of the
Nooksack River, the deposits of earth should
be removed. The cost OF the survey is esti-
mated by Captain Symons at $1,000.
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would adopt the principle Of bimetallIsm.
William Winders, radical member of
Parliament. attempted to denounce pro-
lection. but was hooted down. Francis
Smith, member of the London County
Council, who attempted to state that re-
turn to protection meant return to bar
barlsm, was similarly treated.
Mr.. Nethersole, farmer delegate, pro-
posed a resolution, affirming that the unfair
competition of untaxed foreign imports with
home produce was an Injustice that called
for immediate removal, and therefore. that
all competing imports ought to pay duty
not less than the rates and taxes levied en-
home products. After long debate the reso-
luton was adopted by a large majority.
Everett. Liberal member for Suffolk.
moved resolution declaring that in the
opinion OF the congress the continuous fall
in prices was largely due to the apprecia-
tion of gold and the fall in exchange be-
tween gold and silver using countries. and
that the best remedy would be secured by
an agreement on a broad international
basis to reopen the mints OF the leading A.
tions to the unrestricted coinage Of silver
and gold. The resolution urged that the
British Government be earnestly requested
to Cooperate with the other Governments
now represented at the Monetary Confer
ence at Brussels.
Everett maintained that the fall In pricas
was not due 10 free trade, but added that
the policy OF protecting gold had raised tue
prices of that metal 80 per cent above the
value itpreviousfy held with regard to silver.
A lengthy debate ensued, in closing which
Chaplin declared that the owners of gold
did not approve Of the notion, because tie
more gold appreciated the better ii was Tor
them. Ii was curious coincidence ihat
since silver was demonetized in 1873 the
world had been experiencing a prolonged
and serious depression in every Industry,
for which no other reason could be as-
sign ed. The resolutions were then carried.
The conference adopted the suggestion
of the Earl Of Winchelsea with regard tn
the formation OF union Of landlords and
tenants
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FIGHTING IN BRAZIL.
A RebeIIious Regiment Carrying Things
With a High Hand,

VALPARAISO. Dec. THE New York
Herald's special correspondent on the Uru-
guayBrazilian frontier te.egraphs that it
is certain the federals in Rio Grande do
Sur have large resources in arms and men,
and tnat serious trouble NAV be expected at
any time. Already there have been some
outbreaks. AT Ariias the entire Third Reg
iment of Cavalry revolted. cut the telegraph
lines and are sackng the commercial houses
and killing Republicans. Skirmishng is
going on In desultory way in various parts
of the State of Rio Grande. The Federals
were preparing for general move on De-
eember 10, but the outbreak at Borja pre-
cipitated matters. The Uruguayans along
the frontier are joining the ranks of the
Federals, and have brought with them 5000
Manser rifles. The Uruguayan Government
has 1000 men guarding its frontier.
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the cholera again appear in the spring or
summer. On the subject Of quarantine the
Secretary says: The State laws csnnot
properly control or direct the management
OF great quarantines when other States are
Interested. The whole country should have
voice in the ownership and management,
and this can only be accomplished by such
legislative action as will forbid the collec-
ton OF quarantine fees by State or munI-
cipal authority, and which shall direct the
assumption OF all quarantine duties by the
United States. The only very serious epi-
denies this country has ever known have
been traced to Immigrants. and it must be ap-
parent that the same authority that controls
immigration should control quarantine. Ad-
mittiDg that any particular local quaran-
tine may be perfectly managed. OF what
avail Is it If neighboring port has either
lax or insufficient quarantine. or none at all.
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INCREASED APPROPRIATIONS.
What VIII Be Required tc Run the
Government Next Year.

WAsHIYGToy, Dec. 7.-The statement
prepared by the clerks of the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations show
that the estimates for the regular annual and
permanent appropriations for the fiscal year
1S93-94 aggregate S505, ,ss1, 1885. an increase
over the estimates for the current fiscal year
OF Sis, 929. 241, and over the appropriations,
exclusive OF deficiencies and miscellaneous,
of sI7. .375.260. The appropriations, how
ever, included SCI. 154, 21S for rivers and har-
bors, for which no estimates were made
The appropriations, of course, never equal
the estimates. but, on the other hand, no
deficiency or miscellaneous appropriations
are included in the estimates and they do
not include anything for rivers and har-
bors, on account of which the Chief of the
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DUSKY ROYALTY.
An American Consul Comes i'm Ad.
vance of the Sultan of lahore.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7-Rounsevllle Wild
man. Consul to Singapore, is at Wizards
Hotel with his wife, who is niece of Sena-
tor Stewart of Nevada. Consul Wildman
reached the port OF New York on Friday,
armed with authority as the Worlds Fair
Commissioner from Singapore, and he will
proceed to Chicago to pave the way for the
coming Of his Royal Highness, the Sultan
OF lahore. Ground will be staked off there
for village Of Jahoreans. and during the
fair the Sultan will visit Washington, at
tended by train of princes and other dig
nitarles. Consul Wildman does not expect
to return TO Singapore.
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Briggs theory. DIR. Birch said that the
only authority on the authorship Of the
Pentateuch was the Bible itself II Moses
did not write the Pentateuch, said he, no
Jew can be blamed for rejecting Christ. II
Moses did not write the Pentateueh, Christ
himself is dishonest.
When Dr. Birch had finished Colonel Nc
Cook took up the cudgel and announced
that 1t was his intention TO prove the heresy
OF the theories expounded in the inaugural
address by showing their effect upon praett.
cal Christianity. He had not concluded
when recess was taken.
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ENGLISH FARMERS.
In Favor of Protection and Free Coin
a4e of Silver

LONDON, Dec. THE National Agricul-
tural Congress, called to consider the grave
situation OF agricultural affairs in Great
Britain. met to-day. There were 1900 dele
gates from over 100 agricultural associations
present Loud cheers greeted the allusion
to protection as remedy for troubles, but
Hon. Henry Chaplin assured them that the
attempt TO put duty on food would cer-
tainly be defeated.
Cnap ia said he hoped that the conferenc
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BRIGGS ON TRIAL.
He Said That Moses Did Not Write the
pentateuch

New YORK, Dee. 7.-Dr. Birch resumed
the reading of his argument in the Briggs
case to-day. the fifth charge being taken up.
In this Briggs is accused of teaching that
Moses was not the author of the Pentateuch,
which teaching is contrary to the essential
doctrines OF the church. A formidable array
of scripture ediets was adduced in the
printed charges to show the falsity OF
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Democratic Senators cauc.s

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE Democratic
Senators held caucus to-day, but little
was ACCOMPLISHED beyond the appointment
of committees.
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IN THE HOUSE.
A Day Devoted to the Matter of Public
Printing.

WASHINGTON, Dee. Tn the House
to-day bill, in effect, repeating the law
which provides for reduction of the force
Of engineer officers in the navy 10 no. was
brought 10 The attention of the House.
Although 1t received majority vote a
motion to reconsider prevented final action.
The remainder of the day was consumed
in the con sderatioD Of the Senate bill rela-
tive 10 public printing and binding
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Decision Against Chinese.

WASHINGTON. Dee. THE Treasury
Department has decided that Chinese
merchant who left this country twenty
years ago. and subsequently engaged in busi-
ness In China, thereby forfeited his domicil-
iary rights in the United Srates and cannot
return here without the certificate required
by The Chinese exclusion act
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WANT FREE COINAGE.
The El PasO Convention FormuIates
Its Demands.

Ell PAso. Tex, Dec. AT the third
days session Of the Southwest Silver con-
vention the following resolution was
adopted as the sense Of the convention on
the silver question::
I'VE demand Of Congress the restoration
OF the double or bimetallic standard by
the immediate passage of bill for the free
and unlimited coinage of silver at a ratio of
not to exceed 16 TO 1 of gold. the silver
coined 10 be full legal tender for all debts
whatsoever"
"A resolution demanding statehood for
Utah. New Mexico and Arizona was enthu-
siastically adopted.
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PREPARING FOR THE WORST.
India Getting Ready for the Failure
of the Conference

CALCUTTA. Dec. THE vice. president
OF the Indian currency commission has
written to his Government asking whether,
In considering the failure OF the Brussels
conference. steps should not be taken 10
protect the interests of Indian currency and
requesting that the sa le OF India bills below
the usual rates be stopped, pending the de-
clsi0n of the Herschell commission,
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Cholera Once rlore.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 7.-Cholera has
reappeared In yirulent form in number
OF villages In the province of Poltava. The
authorities continue to expect and prepare
for widespread temperance OF the dis
ease in the spring
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NO MORE SUGAR BOUNTIES.
The Democratic Planters of Louisiana
Will Object to This.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA bill. having for
its object the establishment of a uniform
revenue customs duty upon sugar and the
abolition of the payment OF sugar bounties,
was introduced in the House to-day by
Halter of Ohio. II provides that after
February / next uniform duty of half
cent pound shall be levied on all grades Of
sugar i'm ported and the payment Of all
bounties shall cease.
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Field Will Not Retire,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-JustIce Field does
not believe that his days of usefulness have
passed. and says there is no truth in the
published report that he intends to retire,
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GOODHOPE ZINE.
Bonded and Leased by Some Denver
Mining Men.

DENVER, Dec. THE Goodhope, one Of
the greatest gold mines In Southern Cali
fornia. has been bonded and leased by
Denver mining men-Waters brothers and
William Weston. The mine has upward of
S1.000,000 net profit in sight and is said to
have an unbroken shoot OF free milling gold
ore $500 feet in length. Foreign capitalists
are negotiating for this purchase of the
Goodhope. and Mr.. Waters leaves for Eu-
rope tonight and Weston leaves for the
nina
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AhLWARDT A nARTYR.
The Judge Did Not Give Him a Fai
Trial

BERLIN, Dec. I'm the Ahlwardt case
counsel for Ahlwardt raised an objection to
some portions OF the evidence to-day, which
was not allowed. He ihereupon withdrew
from the court AMI the Judge entered
fine against him for improper conduct.
This caused great excitement and the eyi-
denee was declared closed. The Judges
arbitrary ruling makes Ahlwardt, hitherto
considered a second Jack Cade, sort Of
martyr
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NOT REHABILITATED.
Archbishop Corrigan Only Hoped
Mc(ilynn Would Re RecnnciIed

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Archbishop Corri-
gan tonight repudiates the interview pub
lished this morning regarding DR.. Nc
Glynn, and declares that he said nothing
whatever about McGlynn farther than to
EXPRESS the hope that he would be recon ciled
to the church.
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''man." try piece OF whites Yucatan Gum and
see how quickly It will remove the effects Of your
conversation.
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DECISION RESERVED.
The Pacific rlaiI Company Continues
Its Fight for Time.

Its Fight for Time.
NEW YORK, Dee. 7.-Arguments were
concluded and the decision reversed to-day
upon the motion of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company TO continue the Injunction
granted temporarily against the Panama
Railroad Company, epioining that company
and its officers from conducting any service
whatsoever by vessels from any points
lying between Panama and Acapulco for
the transfer of freights, passengers or mail.
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Cheaper Tail Service

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE fee for each
registered mail pack age will be reduced
from 10 to cents on The first Of the wear.
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Simmons Liver Regulator has never been known
to fail TO cure sick headache
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Mgr. Galinberti. Papal Nuncio at Vienna.
has been made a Cardinal.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-12

s416 Snrso and TYpEwH. rIN0
%taE "a sssi, sHsnsases.. with ssamp for return .osH
sa 1f'0 CO., Perish. =.
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how APUZZLE WAS SOLVED.

When you want certain article, you want
the best make Of that article, don't you?
But how to determine which make is best
is what puzzles you, isn't it?
And when the puzzle is solved for you,
by authority which cannot he questioned,
you are pleased, aren't you?
And you would like to hear Of one puz.
zle that has been solved for the people OF
the whole world, wouldn't you?
Well, VIC will tell you about that very
puzzle, and its solution.
At the Universal Exposition Of 1880 at
Paris France, the best sewing machines OF
in competition. They were passed upon by q
jury composed of the best foreign mechan-
ical experts. two Of whom were the leading
sewing machine manufacturers Of France.
This jury, after exhaustive examination
and tests, adjudged that the Wheeler &
Wilson machines were the best of all, and
awarded that company the highest prize Of
fered, the GRAND PRIZE, giving other
companies only gold, silver and bronze
medals.
The French Government, as further
recognition of superiority, decorated Mr..
Nathaniel Wheeler, president of the COM
pany, with the Cross of the Legion of
Honor, the most priced honor of France.
That is how the puzzle of the best sewing
machine in the world was fully solved by the
most competent authority in the world in
favor of the No. 9 and No. 10 Wheeler &
Wilson machines.
The No. 0, for family use, and the No. 10,
for manufacturing uses. are the best in the
world to-day.
And now, when you want a sewing ma
chine, if you do not get the best, it will be
your own fault
Ask your sewing machine dealer for the
No. 0 Wheeler s. Wilson machine, and if he
does not keep them, write to us for descrip-
tive catalogue, prices and terms.
Agents wanted in all unoccupicd territory.
WHEELER & WILSON EFG. CO.,
1875 and 1877 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III.
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THE EUROPEAN HARE 1,.s The p, Pc

of Europe differs from all other TIares or Rabbits
in many important points. which We mention in
cur treatise. They are noted fer their size, valu-
able skin, and fine favored meat. psrtaking very
much OF venison. full grown Hare will weigh
ten to twelve pounds. They are much more prof
liable tha an poultry easily kept and with less
cost of feed. They are naturally very gentle and
docile. The Belgian Hare will always command
ready sale in the market for their hne meat. The
price and treatise sent on application. Address
A. L, RuNoC, Importer and Breeder.
No. asa9 South st TACOMA, WASHINGTON.
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AEfn nm BEATTY'S Organs At BsrgainsS
0OVO,UUO For particulars. catalogue, address
DsIiei /. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
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IF you wish to advertise anything anywhere at
L any time write TO GEO. p. ROWELL l. co,
No. 10 Spruce St., New York.
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NOTICE 10 SrOCK HorDrPS.

OFFICE OF THE SEATTLE & EASTERN
~ construction co. To the stockholders: Notice
i AeF'uy gwen that pursuant TO the bylaws OF the
CON gar liH annual Hetin- Of the stock holders az
iiir >v-.lt & Eastern Construction Co Will be held
a. Inc once of De com pny, IN the city OF seattle
Ndstl. az - O'Clock IN, on Thursday. lqth Nav
1888, Tor the PURPOSE Of e.ectiag trustees for lie
ensuing year, and tor the Transaction of such other
p-s'iltss as may legally come before the lneeiin
JOHN CRAIG. secretary
Seattle, Wash, 18th April, 1897
OFFICE OF THE SEATTLE CoAL6 TpoT
- 20. 10 The stccSho ters: Notice IS hereby
given iaaI purs aAt 10 the bylaws OF Ie COMPANY
N @4iiiiitt meeting Of tAe stHc shulders OF tn So
axe veal & Iron Company viii De ned A. the
o-,e OF lae company, IN the cI;y of Seattle. WASH
. N.iv S.-eA p NJ GA hlr stay l9th MAY. 1892
Tor "a parpose Of e3ecsing trustees for The snsujn
yef And for The transaction Of such other business
n may legally come before the meeting
60. - JOHN CRAIG, secretary
Seattle Wash, 18Th Ap-ll. lS92
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BLACkSMITH.

RoBEkT G. wEsTERNAN. HEAVY FoR0-
80. uts -'ti sshetA blhcx smiling machine shin
SAND pes uii.d- and pat On buildings: weiLborne
too.s, oiteSee OF al Kinds; call tor plans and esti.
nae, 4nliS equipped 60 do all kinss ~ WORK
Ree1ed ia me STATE shop on West street between
III, Seattle. Wash y. O"A
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HOUSE VACANT +?

For Rent ads. inserted in the POST
INTELLlGENCER are read each day
by thousands. Largest circulation.
Best results.
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ART.

A RT EMBROIDERY sToRF 7Is TpTpD
y Great reduction in fancy work: fun line OF
squipotse waists; ladies and geats' under,s ear
hosiery, etc, repaired.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ONE CHANCE IN THOUSAND TO PUR-
~ chase paying BUSINESS; best location low
rent and lease: Will stand strict Investigation;
must be sold during the next ten days Address
success" Post Inteiligencer
EoR SALE-GooD GROCERY: GOOD LoCA.
Il ton; cheap Address Box 81, care Post-In-
telgencer.
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L'Ok sALF-HARDWARE BUSINESS IN A
= good growing town; fine location Address L.
II. C.. Seattle, Wash.
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FIyANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN; LOWEST RATES IN
Nl the city. Gilmore & Richardson, 71e Sec
ond street
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A PERSON HAVING A THOUSAND OR
n twelve hundred dollars buy q nice little
bus ness well established in this city: invoices
about two thousand dollars over. Address A.
L., Box Is, Olympia
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Ale OF SALARY FUND WARRANTS
~ Under and by virtue Of ordinance M gg5
seated tenders Will be received by the undersigned
CITY comptroller city treasurer and city clerk for
the purchase of sufficient number of sa, arv flai
@afraitts or the city of seattle amounting %
SJooOV, more or less to pay the day labo-ers POI
hcemen, hremen and all employees of the city re-
ceiying salary NOT to exceed 500 per month in
cash for their services
tenders VII be received ami considered for the
whole or any part OF said amount SAID tenders
must De MED on or before MONDAY MAY z.
1897. AZ O'Clock T. m, the successful bid
aer 10 receive said warrant or warrants and pay
LOT The same on or about saturday. MAY Z, 1894
The right Is hereby reserved to Reject any AMI all
bids e W. FERRIS. Comptroller
ADoLPH KRCG Treasurer
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN CITY Clerk.
Date OF first publication. April 10, 1892
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YAKIMA CITY - GROWING EVERY DAY;
Il now is the time to establish any kind of busi-
ness q: this point; present prices of lots will soon
be advanced Particulars may lie had by applying
to George NJ. Van Doren. offices 206 to 20 Wash
ingtOl block Entrance 70J Front street
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WE NEED FEW MORE GROCERS
w butchers, fish dealers. suppliers of cooked
food and de cucies. fruit dealers and others in all
lines who will assist in supplying the multitudes
who VIII crowd our Citizens market-fair. For
terms call at Market Fair building on Second. be-
tween Seneca and University streets. John Il.
Peterson manager.
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UxyTED-BoARDERs.

yIrASTEp-NAy AND WIFE AND SINGLE
W gentleman to take rooms and board ia
Taylor street
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NoR SALE or EXCHANGF--SHI MILL.
Il For full particulars address ]. b. N. Biuns-
wick hotel
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ylraNTED-BoAED WITH GOOD CARE IN
w private family. for infant Address Infant
care Post Inieiligeneer
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L'oR sALE-oN EASY TERMS, NICE HARD
Il fnIthed six-room house. 1,107 Tenth street,
ms
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FOR RENT-HOUSE S.

U,oR RENT-NINE-RooM HOUSE; ALL
L modern improvements $40 Columbia street
Inquire 322 Cherry
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uvANTEp-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housework. Mrs. w. p. Boyd, 705 Fourth
street