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Jeery's yfndtrmfIon.
Albany Express.


When the wife OF Jeremiah Arnero, Of
Gloucester. Mass. turned her face and her
footsteps from her husbands dosuici!e and
EFT behind those material comforts which
are called in legal vsrbiaEe bed and
board" jeremiah sat down on the Icetsox
ard calmly reflected. He gave way nell
Their TO sorrow nor to anger Consequently
he neither committed suicide nor dii ha
rush 20 the nearest newspaper office TO in-
sert a notice that Whereas, my wife has
left my bed and board without iust caaAsA
or reason, hereby notify all whom II may
concern that will not be responsible for
any debts which she may contract" Nor
did he do anything else rash and unwise.
Having viewed the detection Of his wife
In all possible aspects, and having exoner-
aied himself from al blame In the matter,
beng unable 10 recall any a.t of his that
would be just ground for complaint On
her part, he descended from the ice crast
and went about his daily tasks Just 40 ie
nothing had happened 10 disturb his eQua-
uimlsy
Perhaps jeremiah had figured out that
his wife would return as soon "a she dis
covered that the rocklness OK the world
at large is greater than II appears TO be-
at n distance. Whether he had reasoned
thus far or not. she did return. Then
Jeremiah proceeded TO help himself to sat
isfaetion for whatever Inconvenience and
mental distress he may have suffered.
He took his pen In hand and insisied the
following:
This IL To give notice that my wife,
who left my house without sufficient
cause. has returned and Is giad TO ba back
again. and will not aeave again in a hurry.
JERRY AMERO.'
This he caused TO be published, and 70
is said that FOR several days thereafter he
was seen to make peculiar motions with
his hands at distance OF seven or eight
inches from the upper part OF his had.
such as ore would be likely TO make 10 A..
certain whether his halo was on straight.
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

r.aavenwcrth has an Admiral Dewey res
taurant.
An athletic club win shortly he organized
at Walla Walia.
John Hailing and James Davis. California
artillerymen stationed a. Fort caIlty, havs
deserted.
Morris Daultou, of r.savenworth recent.
IL killed large rattlssnaks. 1T had ;lIir-
teen .aftles.
A. Hicks, mining man Of Vancouver. d.
G., Tell of moving train at KamIoops.
The wheels Of the coaches passed over mn
right arm.
4 man named Helm wss accidentally shoS
a. Mattock. with a twenty-five rife. The
bullet passed through his body and his re-
covery IL doubtful.
John Roberts. a prominent man Of STAN
ton. accidentally fell eft she wharf At that
place and was drowned. The body was
found about half mite AWAY from Shers
the accident happened. lodged lb a fishing
net.
j. ". Munson. lighthouse tender at Point
Adams hss rendered his resignation 10 tha
department after continuous sersics IL
in ISIS ard has been connected with the
stations at Fort Candy and Point Asarna
since taai time. He is now Ia his ssghtiatn
year.
ed "Wednesday at the aecsden, near Gus
fer Charles Lind. who was about 10
yards north or The EXPLOSION. felt scarcely
any ccncuseson. Will. Mrs. Isasck VITO
wa Zsn wards east. md inside the house.
was thrown 10 the floor. Every window in
her house WAS broken
Orlan Phipps OF Wait=burg. jumped
from a wagon the other day ard ia1sssd
s.a on ear OF corn. Tire ear rolled and
Phipps ankle wss Badly spsained and the
;enaQns torn from the toues The attend
ing phys.G.au SAID T. would have been
better had tire lag been broken thar in
jure1 m his manner Phiups Will be kept
from work for ssggfse time,
IVY Uacie Frank ia a yesitatls Kiou-
dixie"
WAY. bows that
Plenty Of wealth. but cold ana fistant.~
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ihs. Elssts Fir timber Jossss ard scans-
IRA roggs N.sGss. s 8, G. $50 s:
SIS. A-;nch. :. 40 he. Mes :. AID :. :. snch
- is. ssssis Iath 80 lbs weight, Axlis
feet s. 81
wasalnxtesn red csdar fuzhe~-Houxh
$sgs: bevea sztsag. weixar 30 lbs, Atztis 20:
ce9..rg. we:gaEs, No. /. and 5. ssxs-sren,
isa Ios; Sos. |. Z and :. sxs.neh. 81
lbs: Nos I. . and = tsxs-'ncn. 10 us ss:sa
* wa-zscotsng. s1v4l4, russell. $-Sz1N: SO
xatngie xgs: standard shingles xlla; ora-
snca fnisa, Z. - ard Is feet. szsg3s. thick
aassh. ycSs5Ss. cedar squares, Z, & . and u
feet. pt1sets. 81.
kiln-dries, s. il advance az green Dray-
age &c.
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Condition of the Treasury
Convention Dtdn'f Last.
Washington Post.

Washington Post
"Cut In Western state where lived a
good many years ago" said Mr.. T. ". Nil.
wood Of New York at amberla!r's. "a
vourg XIII, the belle Of The town. beausi-
81, and very bright. married 5 naa who
BAD killed her brother in q private diff
cu.ty.
'"rhe slain brother was the Idol o.
large family. ana there was the ussermoss
bitterness on tiseir part against the saksr
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H(DlAN

Thsk II Wes& e3sss yo~. n
ycc are b doubt abcue X N
cusre- II u VIII nos step losses
f. a week x - because you have
neglected yourself. Weak knee
are made ssrseg ~ HEpYAN.
Wsak oaekS are made ssFcag
By HUDrAE. II yes sss HCD-
YAE ysu Do net have spots 30
3sre year eyes. n yea use
HUDrAE you DO net sake and
srenbss. II you get tns great
HuDyAE rsGet.o-trea.reet
you nc longer are q wsakisng.
Be sensible n there any rea-
sca Ia the word why c.ners
shoz!a eassy full pleasure and
yoE feel like . boy Instead Of
q being . rnAn7 But you have
got 20 make at effort. You
Eas; do something Write to
Tire doctors Of ,Aat graa3 In
ess.ute--srSn which alone yoa
car -, HCDYAN-a.t ask
them 20 help you. They VIII do
T. They Will make a man Of
yoa-no matter how bad yea
have besE- Ysz may have iost al
mort all Of your manhood. ana -
don't feel like seeing anyone or
asking for advice. Use your
weak VIII power tina, Ia left.
Get . postage stamp. even II
you have 10 borrow it--and
write for free and satisfactory
testimonials and circulars tell
tnx you al; about VIVA, HUD-
IAN has done for thousands Of
othsrs On tals big Slope. II has
cured them al. And why win
you no: let II cure your Wrecks
Of the worst k;nd-ye.. OF the
very worst kina-aavs besn
savsd Ia q week by
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoI,L-No-

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI.-No-
tice Of assessment roi, OF Local Improve
ment District No. 1I2 for the Improve
ment Of James Street in the City OF Sc
attic under Ordinance No. 1856. and hear
ing thereon.
Notice ls hereby given that tho assess-
No. liz for the Improvement Of James
street from First Avenue 20 second Av.
enue under Ordinance No. 1856 has been
reported by the Board OF Public Works
10 the Cry Council Of the CITY Of Seattle
and IL now on tiis ia the office II the Cry
ComptrS lier and ex-offieio Cry Clerk, and
rhs sane is now open for public inspec.
ton a. said oHice ard vii! remain cren for
inspection until Monday. the ia day OF
November ises al so n'clcck p. m, and
all persons Interested are hereby eqG:l ed
10 appear before the City Council ~
session thereof 10 be held N the Council
Chamber In tire City Hall on said 9Th DAY
OF November 1895 at 30 O'clock u. n
and make objections thereto. Al sad time
so fixed the ci,y council will consider any
and al objections made and will maze such
corrections in said roll as IL deems just, and
will then by ordinance approve such roll
and levy and assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot Of lard ah9 \ Il
In said roll and declare the sane first
lien thereon. SAID matter nav No adioGfr-
ed to u later date IL So ordered nv ne CITY
Counsel. WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller and sx-Qfflcio Guy Cierx
cs the cay cf Seattle.
Date @. first puslica alton. septsmbe- o.
1855.
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FORElGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Oct s-The Evening Post
London financial eab,egram says:
The stock markets here today were duil
and stagnant and irregular. Hraziis were
strong on the rise IL exchange 10 slid. This
rapid rise in exchange is partly due TO the
closing OF bear operations in exchange.
Americans opened dull, became quIeter
later and closed Irregular and dull. There
was good buying of Portuguese
Spanish ~ were strong on Paris buying.
Kafsirs were good. as also were Grand
Trunk, the latter on the seml-annua. re-
port. which is satisfactory but featureiess.
Argentines wer. lower on reaiizations
The Paris bourse was steady and the
Berlin market was quiet on tight monsy.
IL is reported from a good source that
the next return from the Bank OF England
will show an enormous decrease In the
cash reserve as the result OF the end of
the quarter requirements, but whether the
bank rats, viii be raised within. The next
ten days depends on how soon this money
viii return from circulation.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Oct. 3.~closing: Canadian
Pacific. SIS: Grand Trunk, IA. Bar silver.
quiet; - S-l6d per ounce. Money. per
cent
LIVERPOOL, Oct S-wheat-F'usures
closed steady December. ~ 5+sd; March.
IS iTsd.
the week were: From Atlantic ports. Iai,-
100 quarters from Pacific ports none;
from other ports ls,ee quarters.
The Imports or corn IFuFn AtAfaiic ports
for the week we're 500 quarters.
Wneat-Dui. wheat In Paris, quiet;
-four in Paris, quiet; French country mar
kstS easy.
LONDON. Oc. ~Whest~-Cargoes OF
coast; buyers and sellers apart; cargoes
Cd passazsa easy for white, quiet for red
f.ue.kSh country markets easy. Wheat ana
n5ur on passage 10 United Kingdom. l.%a.
90 quarters, for continent, l,Io,e9 quar-
ters lu;fau shipments 20 United r. nF
dom. t5,ooo quarters; 10 Continent. 400
quarters
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Oct s-Ths local wheat
markets were quiet again today. Receipts
were heavy, over 30 cars coming in Walla
Wasla was quoted at slgSSe. the latter be-
irg an extreme figure. valley and blusstell
Egl5tc
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wheas-Msrkes. nominal; export No 1
club. SIC. No. blussteri. asc, milling, No.
cub, Sc: No. / hiuesteul. SIC.
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BOSTON. Oct s--Clos.ng:
Bcs &s Mon ...-I-5 Parrot -s11
fsistte a. EoS -. >
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Total Sales.
Railway preferred .......
General Quotations.


Flour-ReceiptS. 81. so barrels: exports,
IL 900 barrels. market quiet and 5ul0c
lower.
Wheat-Reeeipts, 1900 bushels: exports.
ST. s7e bushels; spot steady. No. red. l3Ac,
T. D b.: options opened weak AMI declined
under heavy spring wheat receipts, lower
cables. a big visible supply Increased
short selling and larger worlds shipments:
in later attempt 20 cover, prosnpts3 By
the English visible supply decrease and
French buying prices recovered. closing &c
higher No red. May. sstsc.
Hops-Flrm
Coffee-Opttons opened quiet. with prices
al Sale points advance; sales. $50 bags.
including: December. 5&c; March. s.ioc:
spot. Rio. steady: mild. steady.
SuGar-Raw, dull; fair refining. sac; CEN
trifugal, ss test. si4c. refined. quiet.
Metals.
Pig iron-Warrants, 81.
Copper-i4ake, si2.15.
Tiu~sis25 -.
Iseaa-s3sa The firm that fixes the sell
ing price for miners ard snelters quotes
LEAD at s. szi3 az the close.
Visible supply
The statement OF the visible supply OF
grain IN store ard afoai, Saturday October
J. IS complied by the New York produce
exchange ia as follows:
Wheaf-Ii. as2 SEQ bushels; increase. /. S5.
J,a osAsiiels.
t.orn~-2i 4ls go: increase J. 1900.
Oats az Csc. Increase, CSC 90.
Rve~77i.asa. incrsssa. = -.
Barlsy-l. ss 0so. increase, t3eo.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct a-Wheat-C,ub. ssc
tluesssm &c.
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HUDYAN
Hudson Medical institute,
Stockton, Market and Ellis Sta,
San Francisco, California.
CRY NOTICES.

SAID matter may be adjourned to a later
date IL 50 ordered by the CITY Council
WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller ard sx-officio City Clerk
OF The City Of Seattle.
Date OF first publication. September 3
i&R
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recovery q, 81. Louis ard n. receipt Of
so-,e EaIr-s17ed huysn. orders from New
xsss. ssarts ard early sellers srIss 10
In dong 50, and December WAS finally up
10 s-2ssssss4c. where Z etcScs
Corn was sxeeedingiy dal AID trade
Unchanged from Saturday
snciaens q no.e. r. snarsss ass steady
al. Gay. T;ts q range os lsc
EfoFssEsns were - dull a. grain.
Ire Hs&rAei esrly vas steady, because
OF larzss decreases n stocks than expsct-
ed lsaew' fever talk and liberal re-
market eiossnE easy.
Wheat. xc. ..
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
H. Is; g. ss,s s s.s i. ss:s s.
Corn. No. 3.
R Nav . Il. Is ,,.gsl. s'.ss,:
Oats. No. =.
h Nay :: e e !: =. 49, = 10 g.
Mesa Pork. Per Barrel.
s. s. :: :: Sc e. So So ~ e. s.
Lard. Per TOO Pounds.
h 5ss :: IS 81. e. 81
short Ribs. Fer 100 Pounds.
Oct s. e.fs $ ~ s. - S|
Jan 6Gia ssia a6sss as
Cash Quotations.
Fiour-Steady.
Whsat-No spring. SSdsl&c; Ne. Z
red, &c
Corn-No. 3 sssxGass&c.
Oass-No. = &c. No white, fob, elx
G22c: No. white, Gisgzsc.
Rye-No. Z $sc.
Eafiss-No. 2 f.o.h. s,s044,sc.
Flax seed-No. I, sc.
Timothy sssd-Prirne. ssA
Mess pork-Per barrel, $7s5faS
Lard-Psr loo lbs, 81 75G!4.Iia
Snort ribs sides-Loose. ElsisN
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed. 4as?4xc.
gallon. $50.
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San FRANCISCO. Oct. a-wheat weak
ia sympathy with weather cables and low
er market east. spot unchS nged, futures
lower; easier feeling for barley; spot I'M
changed; futures Irregular Oats active:
same quotations. better prices Spot quota
tons were:
Flour-Net for family extras. tl5a4@:
bakers extras. s4a4ls.
housekeeping ELISA for No; l. and
$.-i7tz fer choice. milling g. nal III.
Bariey-Feea. S.2eal. z2i3: brewing NOM
Inai.
oats-Poor to fair. Nisai TIA; good to
sl;i.g'S: milling. 8 s.al: :; surprise So
ulS black for seed. H.i5Gi-ss; red. a.sS1
Reeeipts.
Flour quarter sacks oslo: do Oregon,
s.s74: wheat, centais. SIS: DO Oregon. Also.
Washington, $3.50 oats. eentais, Is; do Ore
gan, :. is5: DO Washington. $50: beans.
sacks, ASS: cora. oentsis, 1000. do eastern.
l.see, potatoes. sacks, T. $40; do Oregon. i.sai.
onions, sacks. l.0z5. bran. sacks fg0; do
Oregon, &.069: mitidEngs. sacks. sis, do Ore
gon. $50; do Washington, l2I. hay, tons $50.
woci. bales. ls4; hides, aumher, Isl: rais:ns.
boxes. 1.sl5; quicksilver, TASKS. l3S; wine.
gallons, ~ 800; brandy, $3.50
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady; December, iITS.
Barley-Not quoted
Corn-Largs yellow. slG7'zIIl2ia
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring-Nevada, iogil4c: Eastern. 10
1l2c. valley Oregon, i5ul1c. Fail-Northern
mountain. lambs, sGllc; mountain lambs. So
lee: San joaquin plans, 619c, Humboldt
and Mendoeino. llai3c.
Hops-Crop Of 1881. nominal: new OF 1885.
n4lSls-
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING, sl'a2o: bran, 1880
H5o per ton.
Hay-whea,. $l4gls: wheat and oa,, $3.50
ali. best barley si2lisN: alfalfa slIa
Potatoes-Eariy rose, tau59c river Bur-
banks. ieaS5c: Salinas Burbanks. 75cQSIil;
sweet, iai1xc pound Oregon Burbanks, s0c
QsI.
&c: pickle onions. 6oGISc: cueunhers $50
soc; garlic. ease: green peas, 213c: string
beans. Has per III; bay squash, $4,000 box:
okra. green. 5oalaoc; egg planr. ESQ &c: chill
green peppers Soai50c
Frults-Apples. choice. Sc; common, 4oc;
Strawberries, SsAs; cranoerries Eastern. s.
az Dbl; cantaioupes. $l4i.5n: nutu1egs. 500
T5c: grapes. Isabella, S0IfI5c: peaches 25Gr
7sc: pears, Bartlett, sisii 10: rluuls. s5ff6oc;
ounces sd ac. oranges. Valencia. $lGl.5o;
California lemons, s2g3: choice California
lemons. s3.5easa; bananas. sl254225 bunch.
Butter-Faney creamery. 2sc; do seconds.
27Q2sc; fancy dairy, nominal. do seconds,
aasc; picked, sia32c: firkin. lalaoc.
Cheese-New. ii4lltac; old. legilc: East
ern i21iitc: young America. lit9Gii2.
Eeg]Store. nominal; fancy ranch. 3e4
Csc. Eastern, fancy, 22n25c-
Poultry-THirkey gobbIers 1sa1sc ID; tur-
key hens. lsaisc: old ROSTERS. sa5o; young
broiiers. s3.5e1ii: fryers. s4aal5o; hens. sief
$50: old ducks, s+ff5; young ducks. s4Gg;
geese, t.a56ll-a pair; gaelsngS, 125Il5o:
old pigeons, siQi.2s' young pigeons. siso4s2
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS..
Chicago,

CHICAGO, Oct. s-Sales were made on
pass OF s4uA % for common to fair grades
OF native beef steers up to S. 5ezi5 IS FOR
choice to extra shipping lots. the bulk Of
the sales being al s4.s54f5.6a steckers and
feeders prices were unchanged A car
OF prime i,45o pound Montana steers brought
A75 ~
Hogs-SaIes were at an extreme range
OF IS 4esF3.sS: the bulk going for 81 .oaf3, o
Figs were In good demand and sold largely
at - 4o9370, A few fancy selected hogs wers
sold TO butchers at s.
Sneep-Native sheep were wanted a. Il 70
CO. Tor the commonest lots up to 81 10
IA1e for choice to prime focks and west
srn range sheep were IN demand a. Sssofs
10; mutton sheep sold largely at sasef
AS and feeders scfa freely at s.so7s: iant~
were active at S,i5gt.s0 for the common
grades TO 50. '69S for choice natives
Keceipts-CaItle. 2i,l00: hogs, aS,oo: sheen
$500.
OMAHA, Oct. 3.-Regeipts. ssu0 head
market steady native beef steers. A5axf5 4s
western Sisters. S. 1904. %, Texas steers sa 81,
"a. cews and heifsrs, 3si3.g0; stockers ard
feeders. ss,6gIf 50: calves S450Sf7. bulls and
stays. $2.ind3sO.
Hegs-Reeeipts. Ssoo head; market Sc low
sr; heavy. S.s2l7u3G7iz; mixed. $5sssas. ss,s !;
light ss-6sd2.O. bulk OF sales. s.. s5St g. ~
Sheep Receipts. 400 head: market
strong; fair to choice natives s. soGfi. 40;
fair TO choice westerns, S.. 6cSfa IS: common
and stock sheep, Sa5eQi10: lambs s4lj550.
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On the produce exchange today the but
Ter market was steady. creanieries. $50
lsc; dairies, Isg}l1c
Eggs-Eresh. i4c
Cheese-Steady. 7Is<3ac
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IVY Uacis Frank ia a veyitatls Kion-
dixie"
'FLSly how's that"
PLENTY OF wealth. but cold ami Distant"
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Oct. s. fsss-
EXCHANGES az the Seattle. Tacoma, S72-
ks2s and Portland clearing houses today
were.
Cfeaxanres Balances
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CITY Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
nsis a. s.rst publication September -. tSsS.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL No
Tee at assessment roll of Local Improve
inert n-s;rjc' NJ les tor me improvement
OF tsyiat AYenus n the city of Seattle
anese Ordinance No, 5oo4. and Rearing
sfereca
Notice IL hereby given that the assess
ssnt rol ~ Local Improvement District
~ Is for the Improvement OF Tsysor Az
saae from Thomas street to Republican
eSaIfed by the BOARD o. rabilc Works 70
We CITY CHgeSii = tEs CITY ~ Seattle. sni
: hew ca DE IN ire 8ifles Of tSe City
SanR'foiler aua * Gillette CITY Clerk. and
- as same = noss open for paisl.c iassf@c-
usa AZ said office ard WI remain open
tsg laspeeilGn unti Monday. the fth day
November iSsS at ~ o'clock T. m
sa@ al q.Fsa IS Interested are hereby re
sStTea 10 appear before ghe C4ty CoancH
= 4 Session thereof % Dc held In the
sss11ea Cha hsg jn ;Ae city Hall en- SAID
% 1a8 e. y astrl Pa %. As9s. ~ 81 o'cieck
: e., an make objections thereto. NJ
e@.s NFae - sXet tAe c3,F counCst " Il csn-
ss'ss saY snd al objections n ade ANA win
! saks sgch corrections n <a,e roll as T.
ssss1.s lsSt ard = 3 s'Ca by ordinance ap-
seaaasis t1erevs against each parcel ard
=. ~ " land sas@G an SAL rail- ani de-. are
= ssEfs He~t itc0 thereon Satt matter
ssAF oe AaJcD~oft - : later iais x 50 or
eeFes IS 81 CttY EeaS a.
Will. II PARRY.
Atf tcuFtr Ger srt ea- or $50 C{ty clerk
= ias cats - Sea.tte
,sAais x nrst pusiscagicn. September a.
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CnNh Wheat.
Cash wheat-Sl. i5RLIssa; dull.
Exchange.
Sterling exchange, sixty days. 81 S2ia.
Sterling on London. sight, Sass.
Financial.
Silver bars 80. 65ial Drafts-Sight -. 1T1s
Mex dolls ..f1AN4s4 Telegraph :. =. 20
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY TREASrRERs SOTICE-The fol-
les.ng warrants Will be paid upon pre-

CITY TREASE VERS NOTiCE-Tge fol-
lessng warrants will be paid upon pre-
knta.ion at the City Tressorer's office:
Interest on said warrants will cease At
IL expiration Of fifteen days from the date
e. the arst publication Of this notice.
Olive street. Ordinance No. it55. war
nn.s. Ne 1867. balance interest due; No
a.s par; payment. principal slee 81.
Washington street. Ordinance No. Az,
warrants Nos ~ tG AZ inclusive.
Howell street Ordinance No. s6oA. war
-sat Ne. as
JeTefsCn street Ordnance No SsA
sarrant No, f5T. balance principal and IN
tsrest
Terrace street Ordinance No. ssto. war
fsn; Ma GA
vArfaa. No sss
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