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Show THE EVENING NEWS. UEORQE Q. CJLXNO.V KDrror. and pububiter. PBLM TIIrillLADELPniA ' -- OJT bloody cosrLicr." THE The Philadelphia Vrwhu taken some interest in the recent discussion held In this city between Dr. Newman and Pro- fessor Pratt" It haa had a correspondent here, who haa not failed to represent aide in ai favorable a light a possible, even resorting to downright faliehood to make a good caje. A recent number of the Press contains a long editorial headed "The Mormon Imbroglio," in which it is stated that "the challenge to the discussion was thrown out bj the Mormon leadera.evidently under the impression, that It would not be accepted, "and that Dr. Newman "could bring them to the scratch only by accepting terms which would give them very unfair advantage.1 These assertions are baaed on the statements made by the correspondent from this point, who accompanied the Newman party, and who knew when he penned tiese statements that they Were false. The general voice of the press throaghont the country has pronounced upon this attempt of Dr. Newman to construe an unauthorized newspaper article into a challenge from the "Mormon leaders.1' He has gained no credit by the course he has taken in this affair, and all the efforts of the Pros and its correspondent cannot give him the reputation he desires. Bat it is not these points in the article that we care to notice. Had it contained nothing more we should have passed it by in silence. But the Press, evidently satisfied that Newman'a discussion haa proved a failure on his part, by its hints foreshadows a bloody settlement of the question. It Dr. Newman self-soug- ht virtually concedes that Professor Pratt sustained his sideof the argument, for It says: "From the standpoint of a Mormon believer, with the peculiar perversion to which his moral and intellectual nature has been subjected la order to render him a tool ol a despicable hierarchy, we are not or that Mr. Pratt'a argument Is not of the most effective character possible." 25. D. 'Effl. AND CLOSING OF HAILS, H. letter, there would Ibe the "good bad andjUffiIVAL I ho would, indifferent,' and I thinkmore time and a very few years, spend AJUtXVAUH. size and in fruit lees quan have) (both 2.45 p.m. ana Mall Daily than he would to gran I aig up Kaat Throah tity) ton and Echo Local as In City, trees suggested my the surplus will te beJd next NoTember. Co. Dally Morgan first letters Baounlt and Wasatch DRY GOODS anf BOOT an! SHOE WE wUU to urtfe upon ",t be people ibe pro. allow me Counties Fridays In conclusion of the subject 10.15 p.m. Th matt Mall Dally prlety of REELING ttaelr PEACHES lrr.ciAV TO TBI DKHKRET NKW8.) to state that since reading Bro. P's first treat TvoUWMt Jordan ana Uer- season. We can find a market for the eomlns or" botn examined I hare my Tbaradara 70 letter, rlman DEPARTMENT. Peeled dried Peaebea from this date. well Wadnesto a Tooel view this chard and nursery, with Oounty " and Batordaya days worm of the and find that only subject, Oranuvule 8atardays M. B. CLAWSON, IMMENSE JOB LOT OF Per H F.VrFRtf UTflOX Telegraph Lla. magnitude therein is a large green AN m 8UPT. worm, which climbs to the top or a d233 12 tOO S W30 4 Elder and Boa LocalDarla. the imband then descends, devouring 7.45 Waba Oo'a Dally follare leaf try leaf, until It rets to the Caena Oo. Taeaaay and " SPAIN. bottom of the present season's growth: Fridays MitMicipal rod far PartaKlc. Rich Co. Fridays MMnda another, avnd so continues I thn Knvnn exhibition fOD Stairs). Will he sold at 4. The Ocuia contains a as lOhg to remain. Thus . Prices wilnout reiereuce 10 josi. Madrid, code flowed jwitia for Porto Rico. It also municipal ana uataraaya days In great Variety, as announces scattering fights with Car SUOeorca and Arizona Tuestar STAPLES UelleTlDjr that I have said quite and are from the on fleeing daysOo. Saturdays small country, enough and more than I intended to usual lists, who margin. selling Taesdays .and Sanpete 11. CLAWSOSTi leave - the discussion, and will yet are still fighting. The Peninsula is say. II. I . . in 8atordaya otherwise quiet. Patrfleld and Oedar Valley my next will give my own witn tne GOES ON, BUT Fridays views of more ex Deri enced fruit growers on preventing and destroying the ene A.. MINER, GREAT BRITAIN. mies or fro it aad fruit trees in general. 9 .00 p.m Mall Dally ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR. - Local Uorfan Truly yours. Co., Echo City Repablleana Retnrmlas; Tta French " 8.00 and Wasatch UaUy ProVlslanal Uoyerament JfeKaJiaa Daniel Tyler. Ollloe at residence, 21 South St. Summit and waaatcn have conferred upon John V. Faxwell, one of tha most successful msrchants of Chicago, tho honor of nomination for The election Congrexsmaa-at-larg- - Kertto--IdahofMonOrettn- x W- M !"?130 1 - ST. LOUIS TRADE. , naat-Thro- ogh LVead. " iVHintlMThnridftTI 2.C0 Mall Dally London. Declarations have already ARRIVAL AT THE SALT LAHKHOISK nor- ana Locai west joroan reached Paris from the foreign comoJO rlmin Tbnradars Heptrmber etb, 1?0. Tooele, Stockton and mittees and several states of Europe, Q ran U villa Tneadaya congratulating France on the peaceful C L Froal. Boston. Mass and Frldaya and successful formation of a republic. Aaron stain, new iotk Waahlnston Montana. Idabo. Nortb ana tw The republicans are already leaving E L Bird. Lea vn worth. Kas vauy Davla. Box Elder and Mis v axran, fiw ivia ieal uregon London in great numbers for France. JLBunn. 9.00 do Weber Oo'a. Dally Weal-Thro- ncb M Victor Hugo reached Paris last nlrht. Brussels. The Prince Imperial has left Hanover for .England. The Empress Eugenie arrived in Belgium on Sunday. Bteamers of the Uerman American lines, refuged in (Southampton, have been literally covered with bunting since me receipt or tue news of McMa hon's surrender. The Daily iVcu says that Jules Favre. now Minister of Foreign AiTaira, has peace propositions to the already maae this basis of which are the Prussians, withdrawal of the Germans from the territory of France, and that France will give a guaranteo that the French standing army shall be abolished. The limes and the morning papers accept the French revolutionary move ment as a clear expression of the national will; they anticipate no disorder. London, 4 p. m. The members of the Provisional govern men established at Paris, are General Trochu, Jules avre, uam Delta, Hell a tan. Favre, Foi ey, Keratry, Cremlcox, Picard and Greuy. The Time's dispatches the miracle or ii- - win d repeated. fay The standard, this morning, says: "We learn from reliable sources that England, in conjunction with France, aa soon as a etaoie government is form ed in the latter country, intends declaring war on China for satisfaction for massacreing English and. French citi zens at Tientsiug, demanding guarantees from the Emperor of China for the security or English and French sub Jectin that country in the future." lhe Times says the crisis may be postponed for several months, but sul len submission will be the end. The Prussians are advancing on Paris Dy rorcea marches. Uprisings are reported in Italy, and a great war ia believed to be imminent. The Prussian papers continue the assault on England's intervention, and wnat tney call jsngiian neutrality. There is great excitement over the news from Paris. Perfect order is maintained, but there is the greater tho news. anxiety to learn A band of 600 Carl lata were attacked and beaten yesterday, near Navarre; several were captured. Amonir them were some priests with arms in their hands. Another band of three or four hundred was encountered in the province of Biscay: the insurgents attemnt- ed to destroy the railroad, but were at tached ny government troops and rout ed. The burning of the publio library of Strasbourg, one or the most useful and valuable in Europe, owlnsr to the rarity of its treasures, seems to d fully yen ned. MoMahon lies dead at Namur. The authorities at Brussels have voted 100.000 francs for the sick and wounded of both armies. The cabinet at Vienna, n view of possible changes at Paris. haa sent instructions to Prince Metter lens. 8 " Hnlvaly. PUUburgh Little Cottonwood J mb T Clasbay. U Rir, H taction W Cbaa Newoold, Doka. do 11 Montana Bmllb. a Vnnn av Ha ml Ulla ix. Wlfa and two children, Klko K H Matthews. Bt wan ESnell, do Llttte Cottonwool Thos II Bates, September 71b. a Levantbal. CUy Lord. Cblcago. Ill JoMpb Ja r. bUTCDt, Detroti, Mlcb p Avr. Fortianu 8am'l Braalsy, Ban Kraoeisoo A Roman, Wi'e ana two caiiureu, do 17 Oacbe Co. Monday and 2 00 Thuradaya RlohOo. Tharsdays South Provo Dally except Snndays Fillmore aionaay, weanet- - do H 7.30 daya and Frldaya 8U Oaorgs and Arlaona. Mondays and Fridays Sanpete Oo Mondays and Fridays Fairfield and Cedar Valley M " LAKE CITY, UTAH. All kinds of legal business promptly attended O'MU. 8 ALT p.m a.m to. WAGONS! WAGONS! will excn&nee WAGOXN lor LXAH rsju. TTTE W CENTRAL BONDS. COAL OK ORAIX. We have Coal lor ia!e by the Hundrea or too. MORRIS BRO.S d241Sw " WILL ALWAYS COOKING Quick and Easy, DO Oet the Beat, Celebrated, Ocnuin " Mondays and constantly on ALL, kinds to order, rrom an t ina-l- descriptions tbe ligbest OFFICE IIOCBSh YOUR Cheap and Clean. COXCOBD IIARXKHS! e CHARTER OAK to tbe heaviest Team Huum and in CSeneral Delivery open from 8 pan. guKsy every vaTieiy ana Biyie oi mouoiiog HnndtTI. 12 to 1 D.m. and unless stamped vrltb oar namejuoe Money uraer ana uesisiry uepuinwai ofa genalne Price Hsu and circular; on applimark. trade from t am. to i p m. cation. Address JAMES It. HILL A Co., Outside Door open iromo a.m. to y p.m. Concord, N. II., Sole Proprietors and only J. M. MOOU1L Makers. Have successfully stood tne teat or Peatmaater. 4- - We bave arranj$emenLs by wblcb goods aatlafaetion. Post Office, Salt Lake City, Utan. are delivered by K. . Fast FrelgUt at lowest time, given more general y ever avnd are more a.m u STOVES rate. popular wz ome than to-da- before. Are more simple ill their construction. rrailWsaltil.-- A llmiUd amount ol fruit Will bake more evenly. wantad for nresrvlnz porposw. ai ueserat Require leas Fnel a T TUE HISTOBIAIf'S OFFICE, tne ZIOX'S News Office. iav. The doors are more carefully fitted. Ttleoranh: Dailv of tbe Nnmbera foiiowinr u. 4. II LIXERY STORE. Vnl Nni. LSI. 1S2. 17? Tbe operation more perfect and easily Nob. 65. 100. 120, 122. 123, 128, 127, 131, 145, CX5LEBROOK, wishes to inlDrni the controlled. Pur CAXftY. Greatest variety In Uwn made i itVol. S. Atw. 1CA i7i air icrrlTrt wf MR. on band a sue a.it by H. WALLACE. Vol. 4. Nos. 7 . 89. 48. 61. 75. 92, 163. 161, 183, 1KJ, large assortment ofbas constantly jAi- -f GREATER NUMBER HAVE . 14. IW, . U210 WANTED I CO-OPEKATI- YE J 1 Afk A aw - f VoL 5,S; Noa. ll, 225, 229. ana rrom VoU 6, Noa. 78, 86; Vol. 7, Noa. 7S, 96, 83, 105, HEVi ADVERTISEMENTS. 9--A arz 10 su: TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS 108. s- - c- - A Sfil- - 2- - ZXome-X&ad- nice assortment of will never regrret it. STRAW TRIWHiflGS, ETC. Ksq., Sopl. Z.LM.I U179 DEP.ill CppniQU BRAUDY. FRENCH PORX, JOHN II AGELL, aa SOLD BY ZION'S ly MERCfVlTIlE III Sf Warren Uuaoe. Friu ftiutr, Cbas.L.Iabler v irginu.ijxiy. Denver. Bait LaaaClty. BANKERS and DEALEItS N GOLD DUST, and KXCHAN UK, fxili Lake City, U. T., and Virginia City and Helena, Montana. and Warren Hnsaey k Co.. Bankers, Denver d7oU Central City, Colorado. CXJIN Mr. J. CO. M. ALLEN, 8 ALT LAKE CITY. dl51:8m niGQLS DAVIS, SOUAEFFEB, N. Msnafacturer of abont thirty years Medical Practitioner tenders bis profesalonal aid to In England, all who may require the same; he has had SOAPS, CANDLES, LARD OIL UNO mncn experience in every Dtancn oi nis profession, and offers advice on very reisonable GLYC&RI NE. terms to the poor inhabitants of this city, every rrom in JPJtESSEJJ JjJJUf Etc Dealer iu. unvii morning Preaent office at bis residence, Fl B STREET, Nos. 825 A 327 North Second Street, 20tnward. d219 ly ST. LOUIS, He TTKR r -- c. 22. i rvs. 3. Tbe LARGEST and OLDEST mr nn. Ti 4. f. - - WHITE LEAD AND OIL DRY GOODS & IIOTIOII DEPARTMENT. ESTABLISHMENT IN THE THE ri oTrrs a A : i : wjiijivy Wmw r. MATOBESJ ' ; y.- - I Urlndrs of STQ I CTLY P U R E 7 U ITE Jast Imported. To be Sold Cheap. SUMMER LEA D mm (mm boo, FABRICS, IN QUEA T VARIETY, i(;cot Belne; sold Leea than Coat, to make room far mi farcusaes. II. B. CLAW SOX. MAGARGE & CHARLES CO., rjVSEEU OIL, 0AST0B OIL Wholesale Dealers In 1CETIC 1CID. A AND i 80, 82 SOUTH A Plilladelpliin, The , nM055win JPLATK jBLsVt For corroding Xd, V Paper Makers' MatoiiaJ8, O US E , WABEH SIXTH STREET, 34 i scMiomAViun sTAn. rrs VALLEY GEDUISE IRISH P0PL1S DRESS GOODS Z. GjJWt. I. ed MISSISSIPPI Corrodera and - y I AND ZZTJOOB7, JJAHXiBIJl dc Co., ; ted HADE! STOVE COOKING Don't fail to call and see them before baying: any oilier, yon k330rJ.lMIlT3 o FALL TKKM OF THIS INSTITUTION pllK L will open on m ANY As CHE A P as tlis CHEAPEST. Relerenoe: H. B.CIawson. w BEEN SOLD THAN dI40:lw-wSl- :3 University of Deseret! Jfct'l' Ma hot-head- WiLR TEES a in the intellectual comDRUG & PERFUMERY Jlondaj, Sept. 10th, 1870, bat its highly vaunted champion haa In the University Buildings, as heretofore. been defeated, and It, therefore threatNew arrangements have been made for the TJtlEJYT. ens the people of Utah with the sword. convenience of Students, and evry facility Is now offered to those wishing to acquire "From the present Indications," it CbuscaL Scientific. Commercial or Normal T WELVE YEAH OLD " grave and perhaps bloody con Education. flict is Impending between American Tha kind! Rabool In connsctlou with the Normal Department will open on Ibe um olxilixation. In its western progress over f rf.t. .nri nfr.r inMrlor advantages to Pre- I the continent, and that violent reacand paratory Paplls. Primary tionary movement towards barbarism For fall partlmxlarm, send for Annual cata UAFAVBTTB WHtSKEV, which has been organized in Utah." L. CAMPBELL, logs. cnairm-j-ROBT. o Executive Committee The highest civilization of the age is And Genuine Imported d21fcl0t so weak according to the Press, that OLD though, numbering ltd advocate by the DELHONICO HOTEL, mast recourse to have a it millions, For thsfilck. Two doors south of Walker Bros., East Temple "bloody conflict" to put down a reacBireei, movement towards barbarism tionary Psvtesii Med lei tea, Dye SlaOa,iPltta, on the part of one hundred and fifty Oils aad Colara. to nis miorm inenui ion thousand people Monstrous and abrespectroiiy TEQS n a n ntaiim n h iiin minivai a.fAMM.ap IT. B. CLAWSOX, Sapt. horrent doctrine! unworthy of an enpremlaes, as Restaurant and Boarding Honse. lightened age. Cannot the writer see that he virtually confesses that what he Wanted Immediately, ia pleased to style "barbarism," pracrSHEASIH TO HAUL LUMJIEK ON BUAR1S3. QUION LINE BETWEEN ticed by a few thousands, la stronger Enquire of New York, Qaeenstown & Liverpool than the civilization of the millions? VT. WHIPPLE SOfiS, If. (CARKYlWU TttJS U ja. M Ail r) The sentiments and spirit breathed Nineteenth Ward. dZZxtt IDAHO, by the Press appear strangely out of MINNESOTA. -MANHATTAN. placenta theloIrimns- of arpaper pab-. BE!fEiicrr, WISCONSIN. jr. m. fc Us bed in the city which Penn founded. NEVADA. Graduates of the University of the city COLORADO. Did they appear In a community where of New York, NEBRASKA, jBmmmJf J WYOMING. the Inquisition flourished and number-lea- s PRACTICAL CHEMISTS & ASSAYISTS victims weresaorirkted to It bloody avlIlsia;ioasiBrew York every Wedneaday ATTD PHAOTICINa PHYS1C1AW S. CABIN paasage from NewTork $80, Gold. shrine we conld understand them; but '70. 27, s HMMrtnttona nromotlT attend- August Beaveb, STEERAGE: 30 from New York; f31 from A MAVHnfit ari in&ndthantmoataeenraevBTuaranteed. published in a community proud of its or LondonEditor Descret Uttcs- Dear Brother Liverpool, Qaeenstown. Glasgow Office at CALDElt BROS'., Eaat Temple descent from and association with the I beg your Indulgence to answer derry. pay aula in currencr. . Street. Noror to from Paasage Germany, France, Sweden. A- c- at Lowest Hate. Quakers, briefly Bro. J. M. Pierce'sonreply to my way, persecuted but peace-lovin- g letter of the Z4tn tail, apple tree Reralttaneea to Ureat Britain, Ireland an 1 the they are incomprehensible. Druninir and "worms on aDDle trees.' uonunenu Apply to WILLIAMS A UUION, 29 Broadway. that however widely we may new trusting our tora. d!82 ly Tan New York Herald kindly tendets diner in views, the good or the com the "Mormons" its counsel. It advis munlty will be oar object and a mutual DESERET TELEGRAPH COUFY es them to be more moderate. It has good reeling exlat between us. In your weekly issue of the 24th Inst, heard of the action of the City author- Brother s now1 prepared through having made con P. admlu my sUtment. tha neetlon with the ities in the case of the unlicensed liquor the web worm is often found on the eatabllshment. Visions of blood and tops of the tallest branches, but lntl ATLANTIC and PACIFIC TELEGBAPII WHOLESALE & RETAIL matea that the eggs were laid In the horror present themselves to its excited shade. COMPAJffT . O True there may have been nK la stated there that It says, fancy. snaae. uai lr uro. win ex la great excitement among the Mor slight will discover that the GDQCEnY tllD II1HD11RE To transmit DiislneM EAST he amine rurther mons and serious u is tor Dances are ap eggs were t laid in tne very locality and WEST, to all the where the wen was formed, and prehended. There may be a disastrous that worms there remain the they riot precipitated at any moment by such are grown ana prepared to until Principal points in deposit action on the part of the new litter of eggs, when they decend TWENTY VARIETIES OF America & Europe, Mormons." It thinks the people here to the base of the limb, ascend others so and continue should be especially on their good be- and deposit their eggstne Both from this City and by their own lines tree is let until entire (ix aione) havior. Their case is bad enough, It ruined by them. If the shade were From which to select when purchasing. noxcth and sorrn, says, without attempting to make it their object they could seek it almost aa From sill Important places In the Territory soon as they were hatched, besides they worse. We are also prepared to famish dally often round where the trees are set Fall Steele ef mil etter Gee4sv as stsnaJ. ve are sure the "Mormons" will re are SO to 40 feet even from and IX. there CLAWS B. OX, apart, Ssipt. HEW TOBK GOLD BBPOBTI ceive tm aaviee or tne Jieraurs vjry they may be found, on trees not more irmtM-rA WMi)n Kaws Reports at kindly. But the Herald ia old enough than live or six years old, but -as a rule ai reasonable trees. figures to any or u jpouna fn wry by this time, and haa had sufficient ex- they prefer older our usee wnere tne Territory, Bro. r. teems to think that I mis an perience In the ways of the world, wt derstood him, supposing that he would f ' AM antnorlsed by Elder W. w. CLUFF to OFFICES I ,a71f1?!hl.,lk not 10 tUsve every story hand and eut right and A reeeiva BabaertpUona lor tne. with in 'ax go r i i t iil lieavrsiJ ) Bomebedj-- have gWea it a left" among open top trees. I beg to dreadful relation of affairs here, which say that I did not so understand him ROBT. U CAMPBELL. our Historian's Ofllre, him but with that agreed trees, fen it haa been simple enough to believe. e rar were as too set bo rally tnicxiy. We would with all due deference to its pruning goes, I believe the method o East,7-t- , Temple Street iV. ,: superior age, venture to suggest thai It disposing of the surplus trees is, the .:: OTJSSEli,' receive statements from its corresDon main diilerence between ua. Bro. P. . FOIl SALE or would side eut 03 lateral the braches, idenfaiand special flegraphlata oa.UUh Snpt. , 'PROPS RTT known as dH7A2S lmoaa thus leavlnz a forest, jo to. sneak, or finilATVAX.TJABLK ROCK to alTalra cum grano talis. We know X the estateMILLS, belonging they bodies ottreettwlth a faW. Inside limbs. thethehue President wtllard Rleaards, sltnatare irequentiy innocent or telling the leaving the entire roots, thus forcing of . ea as rsnnisiMB, in iavis oounty. For partlemara apply to tbe undersigned. re ail the sap Into an upward growth, aldlnc m. mciiAiiDsoN, In Ocden. which in a few years would (especially A.aminutrator. l znannfaotorer of cor Wholesale; stood trees If where 4jone two f ,9 eightto Thk Illinois Republican Bute Conven AND PARLOR ROUND, TELEGRAPH, Hhe ought stand) entirely preejnde tion, held at Springfield, on the 1st lnaiT lightoC tbeann Iromjths earth, and even DABTTEX. JOITS, Gen. John A. Logan for from the lower, .branchea f tha tine. ". .'Oflsi No. U MICHIQAH AVE j .f1 SASSXdi-snworms encendcrln either mm br thus aUH Z3AS2II, wu6tw ine I'ronlDltlon Marine Hospital, Y CXXICAGO. Opposite SofatU BtrAslt ast of Faust's Stable. 'a rPxty bavealjo placed In nomination U the great ptuza ot worms?' In leav- Seeond H.- ?1X.: XT. fl nlaTreaa (branded D. W.joirral not t ITIIAliT, Agent, t candidates for all the Bute offices, and ing all the trees aa shown in my other WarranU i nart a poraea oacr. aisu .yw-;rdl7S vltSm- It feels that PEELED PEACHES UUIiolcsale e. ,he? Trade :tbe Jt JPUUITI SO PAPEB9. ' . THE COLLIER WHITE LI&D AHD OIL CO. Uaarantee their brand of Strictly Pare White Lead to be perfectly free from imparities, and win pay 100 ONE HUNDRED DOLLAllS In GOLD 300 all grades, ManPrinting pane ofJraXOnt: card Paper.Hardware Papers, Paper illa and of tha keg, It contain in Bolls, 16, snd 40 inch, Fine Glazed r Andthaooatofanaysls nt lbs alUhest adaitoraUoo. Colored Papers, all sizes and weights. Colored Paper suitable for Posters, BLA3TK HOOK PAPERS. Imperial, Bon. Royal, Royal, Medium. Dsm censns, cnecs; roiio, roi;o, Kxtrs, foiio, Crown, Flat Qsn,; . . t . HOTE nV HLOTTI1IG CAP, LTTTt, MZKV. . ' SrJLSTJSaUS, : . . CHS. VICKERS, THOS, RICHESOM Presldan. , Secretary, ' 'dl616m i ; j k ? Empire ira Work olded Cap. Flat and Folded Onarlo Post, Fold TtsasssM Bmag Vorks. and Commercial Post. Pack ed Note, ' etpacket Note, Engine Hi zed Papers, ; - L' 'V IMfferent SUesua ' ntl . i ; Tisane Paper, ;,K olaUJLnaraotnMrsorthCalehrated Blotting Envelope Paper. Paper, , wnue ana (joieroa, uosa capers, vartons Board". 28 by 3, by 88 ; Blaes, press ' j'.ii..':.- - and 14 by 28c x Binders' Bonnes Tnmk Board. Tar Boards; Boards, Straw Boards Baft .Binders' Boards. . , Also Dealers In-- :: PAPEB KAKEItS M ATElil a fja Tm. riTTQBIJBG D IROX. ported and Domestle Rat. Bleacblng Baits, Wire Cloths, FelUngs, Ultramarine., . STEELiiJlHD aEAVY i HABOWARE. Fanera made to Order on Bbort Noticel at- onr 60S, 007, W A til N. 8end Streak Bat. Wash-- ? r Wusahlckon, and Han well Mills. 1 ,r ( lntton. Are. and Green, 0 i s , it; v ! r- i d303 8m Cliarles JTZacarge Cc Co. ! j.'cxinoQAir. AsiYiit. T i - ii, d 152-- 1 |