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Show The Ilouse took a recess. The fcdrs. The result, so far as we are session be devoted to the connot questionable. sideration ofwill concerned, Is the internal revenue bip. - I If il i r'.i Oood must '.result to ua from this In the evening session a large numIncreased Intereonrse. The world will Der or amendments was olxered to the understand us better tban it has done, tax bin, and .were variously disposed of. AKDrnBLiailKIL'i DESERET EVENING NEWS. t . ." i .EDITOR and the effect of the lesson we are teaching will not be lost upon IL There is one of the most promising fields opening before us for missionary labor and the circulation , of our , works that has ever been d resented to the churebA from its organization - an til our nn. W htvA. mlnsrled with audience an own people each Sunday, of strangers thatt If fassembled to hear an elder in any place where he might be laboring . as, a .missionary, would gladden his heart, and they listen with an attention that, to an elder under such circumstances, ..would be rich with promise of an abundant harvest of souls. The seed sown will, doubtless, find a lodgment in many a. heart, and yet germinate and bring forth fruit. There may be many who will come here that will look at everything they Fefcraary IT. 1M. i.vrrRcorRHE what Ton vs. IT IH s. jeara the elders Fob nearly of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Salnta have been traYellnff tbrotrgti- out tho worlJ.spcaklDgand pubilahlng, and In every possible way endeavoring to m&KQ tne principles or wniea uiey were the advocates known to the public. They have been lucccesful In con vincing large numbers ot the people of various nation of their truth, ana many of those converts have left their native .land aml'gatbered together In thl Territory. Yet, notwithstanding thr.4o exertions, the true character of our doctrines and the nature of out church organization, have not been as widely understood as might have been supposed, considering the prominence which ha, for so many years, been given to them. Thi3 ignorance Is traceable to the flood of falsehood. and mis representations concerning us which ha inundated our own country and other lands where our elders have thirtj-nin- e - , ; " see through, prejudiced eyee;"of course the effect of a visit upon such persons will be likely to make them more bitter. . Bat we hope better things, and we think with good reason, of the honest masses' who will flock here, and we are decidedly of the opinion that what the world call "Mormon ism" Is about to take a great stride In advance. ( , labored. The most incredible stories about our belief and practices have obtained circulation and credence, and this course of alander. has been pursued to long that mauy people havo been almost prepared to believe any horrible account that might b&made public about the people of Utah. We have been told by. gentlemen, who have, visited thU city during the past few months, that they entertained, the moat abeurd ideas about the people of Utah and the 'condition of society that existed here until the cooiaiencemeut of the Pacific railroad, when their attention was drawn to the people of the Territory, aud they sought for correct information of us from trustworthy sourcea. " It Is no longer ago than Monday last that a gentleman of more than ordinary intelligence and knowledge of the world.and himself a publisher, told lis that until the day previous, when he heard the preaching in the Tabernacle, he had Saints had supposed that the Latter-da- y discarded the Old and New Testaments, and did not bate their faith upon them. His opinion of us had been formed, as the opinion of thousands of others, had been, by readlnglhescuxTilous'and false A reports put In circulation about It Is only a few years agtP that the statement was ' widely circulated that the females of this Territory were In the moit abject bondage, and "that (IF any form of deliverance were to present it self to them, they would gladly embrace it to eseape from their thraldom - also that if any person were to attempt to leave the Territory without permission, they would meeta summary fate at the hands of the Danites, or destroying ' angels. . It was widely bejioved In those days that no Icttcr mo Jnto or left the Territory, without being subjected to scrutiny, and If Its contents did not suit, it was suppressed. A thousand other things, equally,, Improbablo. and, Jidjcut lou3, were belisveil about the people of Ut&h, aud ed firmly were men's minds Imbued with' them that uotou traductions of , had any e fleet., t we failed to do by reason what Bat and by making correct state men ts.tlme and increased Intercourse have acoom-plishet- l. Our mallgnere 'are brazenfaced, aad io not hesitate at having re--, course to Ue moH extravagant falsehoods to bUitcr up their aajertions; but even they would hesitate in these days to ruaie auch' statements as passed current ami were believed about itsten years ao. Tbey kuoWithey VoaldiiOt be beligyedi uule&s by some very ignor- ttin m POSTMARKING STAXJPft. W received about our usual number of letters from the Post Office this morn- ing, and seeing a, number of them had either no post mark on them or the name of the post offlce written with' a peni we had the curiosity to count how many there were of that kind, and found that there were no less thanjfttecn, and all these but two were from different offices. How many offices there are In the Territory that have no stamp we do not know; but from the number of unstamped letters that wo receive we suppose they are quite numerous. lu our Issue of Dec 29th last we published A leading article on "New Postal Regulations,'1 In which we called the attention of"" Postmasters throughout the Territory to a hew regulation on the subject of postmarking atamps. A. N. Zevely,w Third 'Assistant Postmaster General, publishes over his own signature, in Ih Vnited State Mail tbat- - The Postmaster General has modified the existing regulation so as to allow circular postmarking stamps to aub Post OmcM. and Postmasters not now famished should at once apply for such stamps to the First Assistant Postmaster. Qeneral.''. Postmasters can get these postmarking stamps free by sending to Washington for them, and if they continue to - . en'dvTeltcrs'from their offices without any stamp Wpoh them to indicate where names of thejr are mailed, or Iwithlthe ' wriiten offices the upon them, the conclusion will very likely be arrived at that they are too careless to avail themselves of the stamps by writing to the First Assistant Postmaster General for them.. ... ... ,. ; IH pedal to the Deter H t: ; AVchimj tfrwt.) I ! dls-o&t- oh be-ln- or ; : r. : t; J ' has-bee- t ( - ' , " , ,- General Grant has received a letter from Bismarck, acknowledging the re ceipt of a copy of Bodeau's military his Alter complimenting the tory or urant. military achievements of Grant, Bismarck concludes by expressing hopes of the continuance of the friendly ,rela uons now nappny estaousned between England, Germany and the Americans. JSew York. The Jlcraid'a Washington dispatch says there Is a report that the confidential relations between Gen.' Grant and his confidential secretary, been broken off, and Gen.'Badeau, have was Instructed to thatBadeau y remove his desk from the room occupied by General Grant, to another apartment. The cause of the rupture Is not known. ; hr 'j The World prints a.circumstantial ac count, given by the officer to whom, the confession was made, by Charles confessed to the murder of Dr. Burdell, and who afterwards killed Jno. Walton and Jnb. Mathews, who was himself murdered by a fellow convict at Sing Sing: about a year ago. JeiTerd's declaration does not release Mrs. Cunningham from the charge of complicity in his crime. Washington, 17. The Constitutional Amendment relative to the suffrage folia this session. There are about 3,000 un finihsed bills pending in Congress. The $40,000 appropriation has been secured towards the Boise City Assay Office. A Baltimorerepeeial says the remains of Wilkes Booth were not, Interred there yesterday, but will be The skeleton has been put Into a metallic coffin. Hundreds of people viewed the remains yesterday;, there is but bones left.1 There is a disnothing to position get up a demonstration, but his ramliy are bitterly opposed to it. His remains will be buried alongside of his father. Washington. It is said that in the debate of the Senate Committee on Foron the Alabama eign Affairs member-waa in favor s treaty, not single of Its ratification. New Orleans. A large number of Cuban refugees have arrived.; by late steamers from Havana; to-da- ; i ; v ; ; ; ; if j Jef-ferdsiV-ho , i-- . ! to-da- to-da- y, ' s j Bills have Massed to aid. the GreenBay and Michigan It all road, authoriznar the transfer or lanus oy tne union Paclfid toxiho Dehver 'City Itallroad; and for Jie relief of Leonard Pierce, ate Consul at Matamoras, refunding $11,000 paid by him during the war. bumner movea to take up the joint resolution giving a pension to Mrs. Lincoln, and moved to fill the blauk with the 'words 'live thousand J Drake opposed the resolution,, con Innovation. sidering It a dangerous (Jonnesa moved to erase the word "pension' and substitute allowapce.,j! several, other, senators uiscussea tne hour .ex question when .the morning' wens over. ana tne resolution red pi The next business in oraer --was me Morton Washington Market Bill. moved to .suspend the order, aud to tako up the bill for the repeal of the Tenure of Office Act. He' said he de sired to pass the bill within ten days of the tiual close of the cession so that the President could not kill it. Consi derable discussion ensued as to the order of business when Fessenden, des pairing' or getting' any business done moved to adjourn: but after wards substituted a motion to nroceed: In executive seiMlon, after which ,the j :; J dol-'lars.'- s ; , ri f mi J ; 1 ! j t of the Oil hand r..one v i.v' !.-.- :STGCK8 or CvIE I - i , i - . ' . . il . : - - ; - calate, with -- instructions' to the Pro- ti fir stored, V'?"- 1 j Itl.TBE TERRITORY, ai k. ... WHICH WE OFFKK '.,f.' am.. i. i . - Li mmm - Havana.! 13. Key west. 16. Many . the Spaniards who oppose the policy of or to tne members uenerai the Captain Cuban party, being alarmed, continue to fly from the Island, i Five batallions of volunteers are organizing. The rebel forces at Villa Clara and Clenfuegos. over five thousand strong have divided Into three parties and have destroyed tne railway and, telegraph. young men are leaving the city to join the rebels. In an engagement' at San Chris to val the government troops were defeated and compelled to retreat. The rebels hold the railroad at Sagua. Advices from Santiago say that military operations have been suspended on :; account of rains. The arrival of troops ' for the army of Valmazeda had baffled the plot of the Creoles,' whd Intended Jo take the city by surprise. The excitement is increase outbreak Is imminent. The lng and an cholera is- raging' with increased vioh lence. Madrid. 17. An attempt was made yesterday to assassinate Prim, but it failed: three arrests of suspected persons have been made; h London. An address iu reply to the Queen's v speeches Xwas;" agreed upon unanimously by bqth Houses. Disraeli tliat. the ratification of, the regretted " convention could not be announced; he hoped, however,1 for Its speedy consummation.;- Gladstone was assured that the negotiations would end in tho jsame spirit they had com- results would ba menced.iii,ftia tuat tho htries.T cod both to satisfactory -- f ; lV ooob; visional Government. Florence. Diplomatic relations with Mexico,' will soon Italy and - be re i t i L ; -- We have now ' ' -- - i ... i . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Salt Lake City, Feb. - 12, 18Gft. dl3d:ly NEW STORE- - 2 .l0"1 pWldrenall alnds, Ladles', Mifiiea' and and -Congress O alters, Constantly Arriving. KAtES, AT SBiflOBABWI 4 1 BY WM. BARTH &, BRO, 2nd South Street. dG81m i CALli AND EXAMINE, r . mm. IDT Mil seos . ' i - JAS. L. BUNTING, -- .i i ; : i ; ; 44 the flneistnnslltr 'naTconstanily on harifl and latent style of CUSTOM-- Al)i: M SHORTLY- - ARRIVE TO . Frencli Calf Boots, ' American ' and - A lot of the i I le most Toes and Fancy Heel U uit" fastidious. Good flt gUAriM'efdi Also t lie bst ami most uhUnlijI Kirauil lUix f - ! BEST PLOWS 4f-aoa- ma ; j ; 0 Hand. CO-OPERATI- STOKES TJR Iril the country supplied by the case at lov. flgaie! Call anl examine stocic. I.a v 1st door north of: Kimball renees Store, Main StL, S. I- - tit jr. daily el lm MM tUMMafc. II SOLD CHEAPO J.; D. IloIIaday, wri 2Cth from 011 the Moscow, Sand- alt., ting ford county, Alabaina, says that he andbro. J. Matthews! reached Columbus. Mississippi, on the 8th of January, and left on the same day for Alabama. The people manifest considerable desire to hear something about Mormonism andbro.IIolladay thinka fhere is a chsnoo to do good amongst them. - j RAILROAD AND KAN YON Which will be rajl luada iu ihu aattSHOiij .: :i Territory, suited to COARSE BOOTS - , -- r J j I BXiAI Bill IS E it I , d!6tf i, 1 , ARRI7AL FRESH . BOOTS. vSHOE! IDtnt: In thin City, on tbe2d Inst., In chllJ-blrti- .. i of 4 rooms, wfll Jeuole Ci,wli ot Lnls D.tJkboriie,aeed 24 years A OOOD ADOBIE HOUSE ''AND and ORCHARD with JV and 2moatbi. :. 1 .. bearing finished, xj j Also, on toe 11th innt. Jennie C., Infant LOT 4 rods by 10 rods square, situated la tne 14th of Ward C. Lewis Uennte and 14 block ;west of Main street, on' p., Osborne, daagbier j J.VVri" Kmiaratlen street. gedl3dajs. j' , Hi HUNT. RALPH: dTS lir j i ..SJ . :.fi:.,-At Xortn Ogden, on the lllh or February 1SC9, ii son after a few cUy Illness, JoUQ, of Isaac only S3 years and 8- months, lie emWhite, braced aged the gospel at Bteeple Aabton, Wiltshire, - JCSrABLISHED.1812. J, . 7"E would especially; call the attention of KnglATid, In Ui Fall orl&SI, and emigrated to this "Valley la 18S6. "He has left a wife and two mall children, and an age'l lather to mourn MEIZCIIAJVT& Manufactnrers by Steam, of Finest and Poxest ! Alio, oar, please cdpy. FROM TH E DIPFKRKNT SETTLEMENTS At Tooele City, February iZJis. bf scarlet lexer, Hinh Jane, daughter of James and .mUy Toonr large stockof goodJn8tTecelved, which Howell, aged 2 years, 4 months and IS days. ; we are Mill. Star, please copy. ,. 'L; selling at the f fcr.!ntPoaTrtcaa of ra h, i j " - ;:E- : . . ; - , . ! - t, & C0OFAII7, PALUER it ; GonfecineiillOicolatos ,". . PRESERVED at Ooo. Ooddrds. FRUITS, - AtuiauiciiMWorv! FANCY COOBSand iM 111 i i AETICLESinlhc LLXEcf TBADE Confectioners' Machines, Moulds, And Toels of all kinds, constantly on hand, Fresh Oratges and Lemons have Jos t atlived pjtfi CASH PRICES LOWEST " ! 1"; ; i.- Baled Hat. for sale at Faust A floutr. tr Sauds' Cbicaqo Stock At e on dratisht at I the Bait Lake Billiard Room. , . ; , ' j j i I SINGER'S CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES! . '.? , .... t-4,i.-,t, We also keep , ! -lt- ; Jesrr Vjtcsxvxa by F. A4 iUtchell a nice lot Orders for export to any climate filled with ofDre8s Ooods.-Hshaw- ls. skirls, trlmnngs. ' and dispatch. J t ;j d72 1yi . fidelity d.71S MJ5--3 j! " ' ' ' ' ! sit,' ii!- ... , I! Ut I j FOCCZON. j IIEVJ , flOUERTISEMEIITS. 5 : FRENCH London. The formal opening of the new Parliament took place this afternoon. 'The members of the House assembled at their chamber to hear tho royal speech. The Queen was not present; her speech was delivered by royal commission. It was read by the Lord Chancellor. The substance of the was aa fallows: speech The Queen; assures the Lords and Commons that the relations of Great Britain with all foreign powers are on an excellent footing. The threatened hostilities In the Kast havo been preant person. They, therefore,' take revented by a conference" of the ' Great fuge iu mwtepxoaeuUtiona aaut jfiUe-hood- s Powers. A hopo was expressed that of a tiiOVreqt character.. f: negotiations with the United States TV have been accused of entertaining will'place, on a durable basis, the friendof tt and railroad ship which ought to exist between Engthe fearing objections land and America, The disturbances arid comple- the e fleet in New Zealand were regretted, but the .I At lL I couw11iw juriuei uou. coining fum Queen "was sure ;that prudence aud the truth. JWo have published Indis moderation on the part of the Government will prevent a recurrence of such putable evidences that we were, the unhantv' events. The estimates have earliest adtocatea of the measure, and been' framed on the basis of economy ' looked fotviUrd with piling an Uclpa wiin emciency jn tne adminisj' coupiea J:l tlons to the time when It would bo in Benate took a recess. il, I tration of the service. The continued suppression of the operations of the augurated. Already we begin to experior habeas corpus la Ireland, was ence some of the good eUecU whick-at- 'Af blil toi prevent the loan In jr of writ as unnecessary. Jcciealastl- regarueu tend its construction, , It, it proving a money on United titates notes Was nas- - cal for Ireland were to be arrangements rowerful auxiliary on Wr side, by riak-in-g sed. A bill to establish an assav office considered by ParIlament, and legislaus more! widely known an J better un in Idaho was "passed. for their : final adjustments will tion, uraae preaeuted the credentials of maKe large demands upon, the wisdom derstood. many years we have gone Carl Bchurz. Houses. On this auhtect the to tho world and tried to make known Several bills relatlns; to the currenev Of bothconcludes as follows: I am per Queen to them vhAt we bclieYed,and and national banks were reported, r suaded that a careful regard will be had and tho goodlresuiujwhlcb such Bialdtroduceaa a bill to provide for the to tne interests involved and to the of Congressional report welfare of religion, and that through publishing a system of doctrines. at :we taught daily, af tar- - the 4th of March by the af the principles of now the case Is re Congressional printer; referred to the would pfofuc;-bu- t the equaiapplication jusuceiome question before them versed. Tho world will come to us. Committee on Printing. Parliament will secure undivided feelIlouse resumed The consideration the feee the will us of Ireland on the among at and under ing people They home; remove bill to of the disabili political oi and siae law, efface 'the circumstance .that, cannot fU,,tcLini ties. A discussion ensued in memory loyalty of collisions lengthy and cherish past press tho honest portion favorably. It whica 'every member participated, the sympathies of an affectionate peowill be !wrth thou3ands of misslonar oeverai amendments ror striking out ple. ';-'); ,i Madrid will be more i'potenl than the names of the various persons enum lea to us-- dt Popular demonstrations In wsro erated tho bill been have rejected. made in this city in again It do of for us I Buuer will handreds presses whether Ilouse the or religious worInquired tne favor oi ireeaom what we' have: IwJea lonsf trying a do i was not ent tied to a vote on each name ship: also for the abolition of capital for ourselves it will make ns known. ; id desired to vote for some puuiahment. J lie separately, Uvea the very blackness of the .lita mentioned In the bill and against ' The people gathered in the streets of i ub cpeaser miea that ha had told about 03 and of the accusations owuuis. no rignt to demand a aenerate vnt nn valladolid yesterday,, and protested conscription. military c'rculated against ua, la now havicg a Individuals' names. The bill wss passed agams& Walewfikl has reached here Paris, the requisite two thirds msjority. with the reply of the Greek Governgood effect in our favor. There Is such byThe Ilouse resumed the consideration ment to the resolutions of the Paris a contrast between what they see and on oaturaay, sup Conference, which will; meet again, to what thejr, have heard that visitors are plementarytportea to the national H bank bin. receive it. . surprised, and the impression made np After some debate, Pomeroy moved the Bliss and Mastermah have arrived at previoua quesUon on ..the bill and Bio, bound homeward for trial on the on them Ls more favorable? than which were seconded with Paraguayan charge or conspiracy. Mc would have been If they5 had been pre amendments, tha that the rote should xiahon went into the interior with understanding pared for the actual condition of af urn uuteu , ;f Lopez, whom he sllll visits. , .w1 i y; :. graph. !yr l GENEXIAXm ! New York 16. The Pneumatic oomnanv h&a been eneasred in tunnelling under broad way, about three weeks;: their pi ogress Is .very slow, r not over ten inches dally. ' Hudson City and CommunlpaW stock nave oeea consouuatea; iuo yards former yards will , bo tclosed after this . ." week. Alvln Hunt, late night editor of the TFor&fJdled at Umadllla, on Sunday, of r r. consumption. There n the most Agvista,Me. severe sleet storm here known foryears. Hundreds of trees, have been completeare almost Impassthe roads ly ruined; n.-able. - ; The directors I of the Philadelphia.Itallroad intend to inPennsylvania crease the rolling stock, and propose to ;lve registered stockholders the privi-eg- e of subscribing 25 percent of their holdings in the new shares at r Par. ni ; The Doard have no doubt of their ability to pay. ten percent on. the entire amount. ,' Chicago 17. The Reverend Hart L. Stewart, whose divorce suit caused wide ago. died yesterday.' notoriety two years The Judge of the circuit court has trial in the. libel suit of granted anew Wilkinson vs. the Iribune.-- . The first awarded $7,500 damages. against Jury the Tribune. i :' The Republican's Washington special says the Senate committee on foreign affairs have agreed to report in favor of the ratification of the San Juan boundaof the ry treaty: A special meetings committee will be held on Thursday for the purpose of finally disposing of the Alabama treaty. As strong pressure Is being made by Seward and other officials to secure its ratification several Be- ftublican Senators are beginning to favor New York. The Herald' special at and several NEVJ; ADUERTISEnEIlTS. Havana says the Al cadebeen arrested notaries have prominent concerned of in a on suspicion' - being v J.conspiracy. M .:' meni News from Nemitas, on the which the tions a severe encounter in Small Profits and'Quick Returns men.lost thirty Insurgents Madrid - A correct dispatch lastofnight in favor free says the demonstration and not at was made Malaga worship Aiaaria " London.The Irish Church dlsestab r llahment. dsbate ;ls fixed, for the, 1st of V Y ' ii,t--f,aMarch. Xxndon. The Brazllllan reports of affairs In Paraguay say the' war is end occupy ed; their forces AscanslonJ i Tho: permanently inhabitants who fled by order of f Lopez have returned It is asserted that 'Lopes has abandoned the country and gone to Bolivia. The Paraguayans say that Lopez' 0 army, after the battle of . Vlletta and ' Augustura, retired i In comparatively good erder, and was still 'capable of formidable resistance. They say that a . IN violent ' dissension , has ' broken 'out among the generals of the allied troops, ... i and they base their hopes of retrieving Lopez' fortunes and preserving their inon that fact.1 dependence ; Cadlx. Active preparations are being made for the immediate embarkation of six thousand troops to Cuba under EsAT J. J - dlO 3m ' For Bale at -- MANUFACTURER'S PRICEa with addition of Freigbt. BURTIG& FRECJCH, iLisTTElf FT15 Importers and Jobbers of ..,. ,.- . STREET, CITY. S CO. A. SHIPP tbS5tr ! - ' : tHu-ajproac- h , . 1 , ankseraiji.H; 'B. Clairsea' Lmsms e j 47.-.T- . ELD Ckiu. mmmzMm Eogacement of the Favorite Artiste. v. A ;t rl t T j i ; GoojPilraW 4 Wilt be again presented Dion Boocicaolt's Hensaxton Ply. . orhilaalljr plaved QreatMADAMKCtLK-STEattbeAdel-- I by pbl Theatre, London, for nearly . ; V00cooscaUvenlg,.js,enUiled , H 4 1 . ' . 'T . s v 1 a . - 7 . L' i 4 ; J 1 x -,-- . - .,' , , oali and examine our prices. xi est c boon won rri OP ' westehn -- k lAIVa P : T - m. . . - ; y ! - d721y la I 'm:i 5 parts-beln- ; - aPrologne in 1 Acts, and a . f Drama la 3'Acts. g r ( .. J" Janet Pi IdelMlaa Annie Ufkharl A GREAT; CAST i 'J ,.. f i - . - . i i CUAXGE OP '' TlaEl . commence punetnally at 74. : : ; , ; 'tji? sr. V 16 any qoanuty, for sale at the Mill, suitable for fencing and other purposes, and for stove r. t ,, wood asebfap as any in the. market. mates The nWrheaiof these mlUa to the City an or object Blabs Lumber at them, purchasing t . with ..- buyer.',' j HENRY MOON, 1st Ward, la mf Bishop The cheapest and best In the world. Also of the AUBNT in tialt Lake City.. c. , XSXCULSIOR D1VIDEKS and CALA1P&R9, C I d5Str-'J- araiy . 1 I! i s i From' Which "'I kin able to fill bills with prompt-,:s- V bess and at reasonable prloea. j 1 .,, , f ; Terrormanee v... air. r? b iziirjx. Vi f ". ETE'G, FEB. 18, W I i THUIISDAY Mi lAM rannlnr my SAW MILLS ln'HOUTH h MILL CREEK, 12. miles from the Temple Block, and tariucs put a npenor arucie oj 'And Sole Msnnfactarerof the PATENT OF ; THE CO ryPAIi Ys m.IXX)R3 0PENat7oVlock. - r f .' ImpbrtaE and Jobber of" . K Jno. F. CooUm ji f - I' .... t- - W ' dC8 6nk 'j. j.,.-- . ' , jowkw, AndarBrl AHsrtmrat -, . io-morr- Sntrar, . or- - 4 -- ; ; - t IlI'S HOIS' CLOT DUIC - m & Co. ,i $.2.00. . MAKUPACTVRER3 and JOBBERS of ; j j A.... .... . - , mm- . .r CboleeTest,:'' I - S5e. 3fe. 1 State Caeen: 38ev Dixie ot Cheee, x- J -Large qnantlty Xeaff Eard.it- - r . -- . i , 42.;' Pore Coal Oil, . -- - prao-Uce- d, i- NEW YOXitir.vi a a - : ? Jr WHOLESALE' AND RETAIL ' ! j (i & SON, D. ; STUART vn ao wr ivkna .i 22. Sarclair St , doors below Aetor, House, . u-da- :riA 'andl; '::: v ! i i ' n - |