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' ' . 'V;-;';! .H-:':l';:'.;. ; - ."IT; i - ' - J 1 i - Tuesdayi Febrtiarr 3d. 1874 CITT ITEMS. , L. S. Array Weather I He Report. Yilminoton, February 3, lb74. Baromj-rt .tfr. i i Viud Weath-L er NlrsLl Dilz'lg do , Cloudji do I do 1 'J Sl7ti ,4 OTTO SSCUUIZB, Observer, U. S A. JMOsti the -recent decisions in the ..'e clnrpmc Court at Washington, p January 2Sih, L rr WR.Ti.Co. we extract No.! vs. Elliott. Error; 15.', Mthc supreme Court of Virginia. pisBiw Used. ' ; Dead. An aged colored 0maa by the name of Agues Valkcr, folind dead in her 'bed on yesterday, alioa situated on Nutt street, near -Jleok! W." leiot. The Coroner hold a jury over her body to-day, . ....m'of her death will be at- certained. ' t Mayor's Court. Honor AV. P. Caxaday, Mayor His mg. Oaly one cisc was adjudicated belore this tribunal mu. Thomas ltunneiN ior aium, cun- ;. lor dijjoracriy con duet, was fined $10. tfeyeral cases of pei-sous selling liquor without license Yere continued over. Owners of Cattle. The Mayor requests us to state! that after this week all cattle found running at large in the streets, cither day or night, will be im poanded, and the ordinance of $10 fine will be rigidly enforced. For the re mainder of the present week but a small fine will be imposed, as was the case More his Court on yesterday. ' Another Sudden Death. Last night, about . midnight, Mrs. Amelia Grccmvald was taken suddenly ill, and died in a few moments. Cut off in the midst of life, surrounded by her family ! who could do nothing to relieve her sufferings her death is peculiarly ago- nizing. imi a lew uuys ago hui nuvci ' wedding was celebrated, an account of which appeared in the Foht at the time. - Last Friday flight her daughter, Mrs. Kahnweiler, siing at the concert of the ? Cornet Club, her mother being appa v ,'rcitly in her usual health, with every prospect of a long life. We have selaom P seen a more affectionate family, and ' they have the "sympathy .of their large circle of friends in this heart Crushing bereavement. Tlio funeral will take V place to-morrow ai 11 a", in., from her " late residence. ' v ' i Tosr MoKTEM.-f-The sudden demise l of the Siamese Twins, Cherig and Eng, their singular conformation has awakened in the medical profession, a - trong desire ihat jmt mortem examina tion be hld for the benefit of Fatho rlogKal Science, application having teen made to the family bf the deceased twin., and declined as in direct opposi tion to a clause in the wills that their bodies should not be separated alter death. Residents of Surry county de manded through Judge Settle an order from Judge Cloud, (in whose district "the twin" had lived and 'died) an order ; for such examination, but Judge Cloud j. declined action in! the premises.. It is ! ,-reported, however, that Dr. Faricoast, ahd other eminent physicians of Phila delphia, left that city on the 20th ult., "for Mount Airy, N. C, and were expect- ed to reach their destination on Satur day, the 31st, to make the examination, of which a full and extended report ' will be made and published. A , Eajily this morning a man by the 4rae of William Davis appeared at burdens Still, with a flat loaded with fiends to view both it and the picture withdrawn. I j rds of wood and 9 barrels of tar. He gallery. All can thus understand the 'Captain jWooten stated that the Car It the wood on the wharf, and then personal relationship1 whiehi existed be- n. cnt tiown to Wilder's Still, wliere he Icft the tar, agreeing to return at 7 a. m. aud get his money. He then took the flat down to the Rock Spring dock, from " whence he took it land for a tiriie disap- pcarcd. Before 7 ! o'clock a man came along arid asked Mr. Williamson, the srs. Wilder & Morton, tchman of 3Iessrs line had seen a flat loaded with wood tndtar. Williamson showed him the tax, which the man identified as his, aod iminediatplv iwr-nt to a mn"-istratp. I . St a warrant for the man Davis, and 4 - . veuirned to-Wilder office. About 7 o'clock Davis" apjcared for the pay for the tar, and the warrant was read to him, when he. dashed out of the .office- door, and started off" at fall ?peed. Williamson shot at him as ,!ke ran, hitting him in the hip, but .it did not halt him; Ine chasi was long sJmd ardent, and Davis was finally cap d by gne policemen near the Union .PL 'The affair .caused much ex- utement m the vicinity where it oc- cuxred. Damp?1 Gold is Hi. . ru ;l 'j-.. ' Wet arid rainy la3t night ' Katie ijitnam next Monday. Charraiji weather forjduckh. 3Iore goad sidewalks are wanted. County I Coramissiotiers frct lat night; r f M ;j Sheriff iBlack has gone to settle his taxes, j j . " The State Granirn mfa in HlifrTi i o i . i on ftc 18th f this month. ? :; We hope to hear the Concert Club in the open air before iohir The question of the hour; js, Shall lroad to the Bound? ,i "... resent I j appearances the From State docket week. Now is 'aiid happy IwUlMepiitirmed into next i the . bill rendering time, s the man who is able to collect any irjonef. ! 1 'i Va sootr as, Court adjourns, the Special Cfcrniiissioher abnoilitcd to take evidence in the claims sgainst lhe Uni- ted State; Mill commence his labors. -if A bark finder caili in the shape of a cur with ja yard of cloth tied to his hind leg. wis seen on' tipper Market street yesterday, making about eighteen kuoIS au pour ior ine. country. ?; , , - i , , yesterday and smashed GlF.1 Tillev'8 ice box in the market, and. stopped.-. Had it not been for. the ice i box the team might have gone into the river. Eleven obstinate irien stood out against one fair-minded One in the jury room for a lon time yesterday. . The fair-minded though, and finally. one had to come down go with the obstinate ones Committee Meeting. The commit- tec appointed last night at the Railroad Meeting by khe Chairman, met prompt ly this morhing at 11 o'clock, jat tbe) Produce Exchange for the puipbsejojf organizing, j No business was i transac ted: they will await further instruc tions before proceeding in the premises. i!; Life'of Idtvin Forkest. The Life of tnis distinguished actor, with Rem iniscences and Personal Recollections of him, by James Rees, Colley Cibber), will be imblished next week.j j Perhaps no man in the country was as. well fit ted for this lask as Mr. Reest -His ac quaintance jrith Mr. Forrest dated from boyhood, and Mr. Rees had enjoyed for a period of nearly fifty years; the closest intimacy and friendship with, Mr. For rest, which, pave Mr. Rees advantages, not, possessed by any others, tb write a correct and truthful hittory of the great actor, from the time of his birth until his death, bn almost every; occasion when Mr. Forrest was called upon for a skethof. nis nle to accompany any work, play or book ! of the j drama, he invariably referred to Mr.! Rees. ' as being," he with his ear " i r said, ! better acquainted y life, and remembering in- cidents about him much better than he did himself.' In the latter part of Mr. Forrest's lift, Mr. Rees was his constant compamon, and no one, perhaps, had as many advantages to t become ac- quaintcd with Mr.j Forrest's profes sional career, br with the various phases of his character ini private i life, as Mr. Rees. ces were the- result The ;dvanta i of the conti- dence Mr. Forrest placed in Mr. Rees. I When Mr. Forrest wits! absent from the city, he entrusted his nduse, his1 library, hia picture gallery, arid all their valaa ble contents to the charge of Mr. Rees, with money to defray all ;the current household ' and other necessary expert-. scs. Jir. liees naa ine eoie use oi jir. Forrest's library during his. -abseiice, and the privilege of introducing his I tween the subject or tnis vvotjc and the author, and also the: motive he had in I its composition a triDute to the mem-1 pry of one with whose name a nation is so famihar. Messrs, I. it. Jfeterson4& I Brothers, 306 Chestnut street, Fhuadel- phia, are thp pubjishers of the work, and it is rgottennp in veryn handsome style, in : ai volume of over' five hundred pages, printed on , the finest paper and hannsomely bound. Every one con- tains a sirikinr likeness of Mr. Forrest. engraved on kteel, perfectly natural and life like, as well as a fac-simile of his" autograph, with his j last Will infull, and the cha :ter of tne Edwin Forrest Home," which he endowed. .Price two dollars a copy. Copies, of the work will be sent, at once; post paid, to any one, to . any place, on their remitting ti,; ri.. tt fh TiiibliahiTK. Arpnta and Canvassers are Wanted everywhere to engage mjthc sale of "Colly Gibbers Life of Edwin Forrest," who can make large, wages atiU.' Address al orders and letters to the publishers. 2 I X. s fcrc.j j r THE jSEA COAST r ! : : i fci . 1 Itlectibft; nt 4be Court JIottM! Last X IMsjIUlii Up Interests of trj JPaf Pfea Railway u ib 'mhW' P. The meeting at' the Court House last night, hvthe interests of the pro posed railway to the1 sound, was at tended by a considerable number 1 of property holders, many of whom were SSSra,. MnMinsnl TH L " 11 1 1 - J i" T" ' "IT1""4 wevtowiij. I :J L . u . . "-r, Vu jvvtO ui uo meeLujg to oe to Duild a railroad to the sound. He said that , s- 'it W.J had now I wnended its charter; so that certain preferred stocks may be' issued to the fmbscribeiiB to the hew road. The fact thatibe management would be under the control of the Sea Side Road, an expense of one organization would be saved. The question of the point j to I which the road should run was one; of I great and . diversified interest. He ta. d ."lKrlnS , T w.pu uu sixong- TVft,T ! M The Chairman ted that his idea jat it would be the best plan to locate the road first and solicit sub- sctiptions afterwards! Several routes had been suerirestedJ and he would she I happy to I hear from th i present in regard to the matter. I Mr. liA. Keith had an interest in the weUare of wiimington. He thought the gentlemen were hardly going on One party wanted it to run j to ;l uwnporo ana nnoiner to wngnts ville. He thought the best way to dd wafc to run it to both points. It would only be 2 miles longer and so the road would cost but $7,000 more to satisfy all par ties,; Jjet us get the stock 1 subscribed arid Ihen locate the road afterward. ! It does not seem as though it wps a very great matter to raise the stock; if taken in small sums, j Mr. H. Burkhimer spoke of the sur vey.; Me .said a route was laid out down the t old military road. This road was 5 miles from the ''city, and runs along the head of! Hewlett's creek up to Matt's creek. It seemed to be the impression that the road run ning in this rout gave Masonboro 4ind jVrightsyille both an opportunity to get to the city. This was a move ment in which everybody, was inter ested The health of the city demand ed it and it would bo of incalculable benefit to r all. It id a 'movements in - j i the interest of the mechanics, and ope ratives and should be built. The peo ple do not care what point the , road goes to, if it only goes to the sound. And the great metropolis of North Carolina, I only 6 miles from the sea shore, has no watering place and no conveniences for the comfort of the business men of the city or its mechan ics. ; Mr. j Burkhimer advocated the building of the road with great earnest ness. -I r I . I . I - Col. Fremont offered tho following, which waft suW- f licsolved, That a committee of five centlemen be annointed bvl tlm Pri aent to see what amount nf mnn L be raised to build a railwAv in i.fm gound over most Lraciable route. to memoriaiize the Board of Al- dermen to submit to the people of this dty the question of 1 subscription1 oif $10,000 to this work, and further,! to I see ;wnai j amount oi Donas will Do While the Cashier of the First Nation given or subscribed to the work along ai Bank, D. D. Williams, was writing the line, and at the several sounds, j The Chairman appointed on this committee, Messrs. F. M. Wooten, W. W. Harris; C. H. French, C. S. Ellis and C. C. 1 Morse, who meet at at he 11 Produce o'clock. Mr. W. Exchange to-day, B. Binford offered a reso lution that a committee of five be ap pointed to solicit subscription from the three railroads centerinfir at this - cribed for one hundred shares of gtoct It was reSolved that 1,000 shares Of bU)C gpia at $25 per share, which woula make a capital stock of $40,000. - meeting then adjourned sub- ject the call of the committee, j . f j. ! i The regular meeting of the ' Board of Connty Commissioners was held last ': ., I i 1 evening, present the Chairman Mr. I Martin, and Ckmniissioners Chad bourn. Morris Rice and Nixon. It the was ordered that the coupons on March, bonds, amounting alto gether to j the sum of 1,113, ne de stroyed, and they ; were thereupon hnrned in the Dresence of the lioard. It! Was 'ordered that the . Ctounty OVeasurer pay in full the Donas oi wie County falling due iVfarcll 1st, 18 when due, the amount of which will be$i0,90a';'--n' It was also ordered that the Connty Treasurer ! pay the coupons on ?ihe bonded de$ of the County falling due iIarchlst;XS74. ! Ordered that advertisement bo made twenty flas, lof ;bicLi for carmg for, nursing, dothixigj laniishing nfedicat attendance and iaedicxne ami 1 doing all other things necessary for, tlie care and comfort of the indicrent sick of : adorer fb, the w i farm i r r : Ii was ordfiwl ihl M,o ! k Property of thd WilmiftfrtrtW snSi0 Railway be feduceil to eioob: to cor- the city, and the Sheriff is authorized to seUle the sama Cjia aiaoiuit. It was ordered fuxthef that the mat ter (of apwtjrval s of th lirt-' 'f county officers who havo hot heretbf of e filed their bonds, ,-W required by law, be taken vp1 for consideration at the first regular meeting in March, 1874. John J, Hewlett, Clerk of Mason born tnrtmnTiiri WnWI 4Ka Ma in that township in6d0er. I The Bc then adjonrned until 2 P. M. to-day. ConosER's Vekdict. Coroner Hew lett held an inquest this morning over the bodyf of Agnes "Vfalker, aged about 68 years. The jury rendered thex rer- a v.- Wv, natural causes. . Thi old rMnT Wn- man was a witness in Court last, week, I IiATfiST BT TELEGR APH, NEW TORE. s ' '....' New Yobk, February 3. The snow storm which commenced yesterday continues this morning, but shows signs of abatement five ; inches have fallen. .The snoiy. in many places has badly drifted. Two dollar counterfeits on the Firt National Bank, Ninth National Bank, Marine National Bank, National Shoe and Leather Bank, National Bank of the State of New York and the Nation al Bank of Commerce, are in .circula tion. All are well executed arid well calculated to deceive. ; - The Schooner Carrie Nelson encoun tered a heavy gale on January 27th, lost everything moveable. The com panionway, skylight, &c, were stove in, and for six days they could not; attend to the pumps on account of thej heavy sea washing over the deck, boat and bulwarks stove in, and the j vessel leaking slightly. A letter from Sydney, New South Wales, dated December 2d, sayjj $ The Barque Plato left here for China with coal some months ago struck ari a reef north of rNeWj Caladonia, the crew es caping in one of their boats and making for Salomon Islands. On reach ing their destination,they were, with one ex ception, mercilessly slaughtered; by the natives. The survivor was spared from superstitious belief, , that as the half dozen arrows V whicH U Iierocd had not touched his vital part, it would be unlucky to attack him again. PENNSYLVANIA. TitrsviLLE, Febrnary 3. A special dispatch fror Cannons ville, ' in this State, gives an ac count of the most daring and expensive robbery at . that place last evening at his desk, he heard a rap at the side door. Upon "entering, two riiaskcd men sprang on him, bound and gagged him, and succeeded in making their es cape" with $14,000 in currency, and $30, 000 in U. S. Bonds. Mr. Williams was found in an unconscious condition, .but recovered consciousness in a couple of hours after heing released. Philadelphia, Feb. 3. The stock company at the Chestnut street Theatre struck last night on ac count of the non-payment of their sal aries, nreventine the production of "Through by Day Lights" in -which Winnita Montague was to appear. The piece will be produced at another Thea tre. WASmiTGTON. Washinotp, j February 3. In the Senate, Mr. Flanagan of Texas presented a petition oi tne coiorea cui- zens of Atlanta, Ga., denying the state- 'I . - '.... ment or ine xion. a. . cu 111 nis speecn in ine nouse tives; that the colored people of that Statedid not desire the : passage of the m ' .1 TT C T A avil iwghts Bill, andf the resolution tof ig at mm& shgn't ad the Georeia Legislature to the same ef- rt feet 'was referred to the Judiciary Com- mittee, Mr.-West asked umtm for the protection andipresecntion of at the mouth of thcMississip- e considered. 'After debate it w pirte was agreed to consider the iut tQ-mor- ) ! . " - - , ' . . . " I r rowa.m. -Tt'lT The House was engaged oh a bill from the jbanking committee. TZ&ZZtlVU V BUTTS. y.Dogellurfnlasr ad subsequently an employe ofrthe Treasury Departincrit af Washington, '.wjelf known ULJifci-ar circles,, died here yesteh Iispatchei-fjro r&ort neaYTMotT ElorE nxesotrxtir Jeffekson'CitV, Feb'y . Thft'-i lfniiap h na.d a concurrent resolutlorv kiugv ongless' to provide I Mississippi river.: ' if -.n. on )3r,j JTehruary 3. Xeither party made means to-day ex cept theOiome rides inlKilceriflyland iwerny couniics. i There was lighting at Sheffield to-day. The poHcel were obliged to protect Mun dell and Chamberlain, tho liberal can- didatcs, from the violence oftRoebcus' supporters. L : The election in Bristol, yesterday, re sulted in the return of Samuel Morely and HooKT)li"re . liberals and I were members oil the late parliament Qf the members of the new parliament, thus fa chosen, the consertatives have a! majority of sixteen; . There were a number of mcetinsrs of the -liberals arid conservatives . in the metropolitan district last night, which were addressed by their respective can- didates? The t proceedings . at all the gatherings,, were marked. by. much dis order.-. . ' ''!. v '' The election in Greenwich is in pro gress to-day. . : . ... i I The election of Gladstone' Ss thougtit i . i. f- sure.; 1 , . A dispatch from' the borough shys there have been a number of fights And much Window smashing. i o a i- r SPAIN. Madrid, Feb'y 3. ?pain has provisionally recalled her dinlnmniln nnreSPritatfves :om Berlin. - T1 ; 1 r s ... luiiw, aim uivu vr ...... Thomas Hughes has withdrawn from rnrlpbournp. submitting fl ini; nf fhp AtUrnPv .Opneral. VUV N-- V m.JM-m. m-mm w w w - - - m r who declared that his chances of success were notquaT to"ttiose "gran ted the oth er Liberal nominee. .Hughes appealed to and accepted the decision of thdi At torney General to .avoid the division of the pariy, : and its possible defeat in sending the election in Marlcbourne. j The floor of. a factory iu Burry, in Lancashire, where a Liberal meeting : 1 i i . iJ.-ij- ' 'I was oeing neui, gave y ,Wn;iuaj( , aM precipitated a large number of pec pie to the story below. Six persons were killed, and it is feared that many were fatally injured. FRANCE Pari.'.: February 3. A profound sensation has been caused at Versailles by articles in : the North German Gazette urging "restrictions on the freedom ,yf the churclf and Ultra montane pres)in France aud Belgium. BIRD I4 GREEN WALU Suddenly on Monday The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully- invited ta.atlend the funeral from her late l-esdeace5 Front 'street be tween lock and Orange streets at 11 o'clock A". M., to-morrow, the 4th inst. Grades of Bosin Adopted by the Pro I ducc Exchauire. A.. .... .Black U .Common Strained Strained in ..Good Strained G.nJ... Eow No. 1 El ; .....No. 2 M..i.... Ml Extra No. 2 Extra I le IWindow glass and water white grades t. not lettered., . V . . Uji... J Borne pferscms grade one grade? aigher bt ginning with I and running td N. co: EtCTATi, V ItMlIf GTON JHAIlKETl ! Tuesday. ;Feb. 3-3:30 P, Spirits TuErEN ti xE-r-Sales M. 1 bf!80 casks at 43 cents gallon, iljarket firm. 1 I Rosin" No sales in this article rc- nnrtWl. Market ouiet add steady. 1 I Cn-K TnRPnxTiNE.Salcs of 501 a 2 15 for Hard, and 3 If, for Yellow Dip. Market steady. ' j XAK-rales or100 bbls at $2 35 B . W ' , - gallonr" Market miiet krid steady! j CoTTOXH-Market dull and nominally unaned ' ' ffilcs f 1 bofj bushels yes- , . Jm y ( as appears on the Duiietin board oi the I Produce Exchange Feb. 3rd : x Cotton,' (bales)" V i -I L V- t h ; 57 opinis xurpemine, m - ...... , ! Oftfli WWil.'it 1,715 1 ! Crude Turpentine, (bbls j ) 328 " .165, Tar, (bbls,) Cottpn . nominal J with: (iHiiWs of 10 1 bales. Uplands ,tp ccnU, -Orleans jl(51 cent?. Futures1 Miencd a.; foUowi Febroary li lOrlM Ma rcn 152 !-i57-ld i April 15 2y-321531-S2 ; May l$2lj 7-16 ; June 16JA1U 13- ; auly471-!;centK;no4riid uncged.'1-Wheat' ashftdp: ier. Cora firm.V Iork hcavy-rinesi'f f tard.y-Uteam lljic.ccnl!' ;-pir-itaTcrrintine quiet at47jieeV' iosin Wr Jor-btramcd. l t JcJits by tKlEqrii,! till FINANCIAL. New Gold opened, atv41lrnlBtpcXJi dill MoneV 4 icr . cent. bid. . Gold) 111 Sterling Exchangc-long iili; sTior 484. Bonds Government'Boncls slroniflitks kiuiet and nominal. KN 143 7f v i. IOypoxjTcb. o. Eric 44. . !' 1AK1 Feb. Z Ken C3 45 f. FOREIGN ZXAItIXETS;tw i M ( Cotton quiet andr)UnchanJ.HJp- 1 'i Lit. v i . . i . 1 v . land is jr d. ; urieans df bales or ll, oafei including 'f "CKtdffo specla- 000 tors. tJplkyds not nelow M falmiry, . shipped January and February 7jd. Uplands' not J.belolGodri? Brdinary, shipped March and April 7 jti-16d j ' ; Breidstufls firrii.' 'r;;!? jVlffijAl' ' LATEK. , Sales of cotton American,. Port of Wilmino; Fff. Ut74. ' ' i.t (', k ftj "1. ' arrivjsp. Steamer Caswell, nenr,' lliftlit!r man's JLandmg. A ii VanlSokkelCTh Steamer R E Ixe, Skinne, Fayettc- ville, lVilliams & Murchiou. Steamer CumberlandJ Skinner, Fji v etteville, Worth & Worth. ' . 'i ' ""Sterimahip ; nita,.Dodh'(5.Vtcw York, Barry Bros. U . . f. - V : , - r -cleaiiep ..OMia.m.,. 1PJ Steamer R E vLeeJ v Skinncr,,i-Ja v- :t :n HTMI!- iri 1 eweviue. v uiiamsc JUiircMsoii. oieamer v;asweii Jtienm jamicr man's (Landing, A ll VariRdkkelen. Steamer CumberlandJ Skinner, Fay- u - ' i. ' .ettCTllle; Worth & Worth. J Schr John W. Hall, jr, GUactn: New York, Harries & Howell, j Ger Barque Felix, Fustiiio, Stettin, Willard Bros I Ger LBrig Gloria, Iasclr.CbricVVral mouth for orders, J, lt.,p(ojom Evans!. KECKIPTS. lI R RIVER STFA3IE11S, Ac. Steamer R E ; Ix;e-42f KT-lWi ..-J.: nit n.l Ibr"pijirit turnfniinn 111; 1r rnuin -7?1 .v i VMV .? IT." "U.AViJJ ' 10i bbLstar, S'2 do turpentine, 4 hcdeH j cottonl' Steamer Cumbcr!aridl-478brjl5Tii-iii. oo ao soirus lumcuiine. y uo lar. 11 no J. . i 1" TAnfH I oaics coivon, ' j i- EXPORTS. COASTAVISE. Ncv Yoik-Schr John WilLdl. Jr- 1,000 bbls rosiil, 213.bajcs .FOREIGN., TW,i 4,j in Ger Barque : Fejix '6,'2l Bin f . i ' Stet bbls rosin. Cork ork or Falmouth Tor, order JJer g dloria 2,130 hbls'rosfn.'-' 3 nl Bri List of Vessel 8ll d tfdt'ihis ; . " Port. , BRI1X3EWATER iid.nl Hcrtha', Olthaber v J ... . BRISTOL, ENfi. i oT Nor Brig Ara, Evachscn, . Arcadia, Eldrup, .;h , BERMUDA., Br" Brig CaronellaJ . I sld Dec 2:; sjkhKov 7 ivJIJcii .BANGUI Tsaac Carver Williams - t6RFOct 1 1 Addie Cutler, Smith, ndd atfe " Y NEW BEDF6llI)f ' Gov Burton, Planner, ? r uld Atid I SWINNEMUNDEi Clio, Schupp, r i r , t I i V sld Sept 1 7 .'I ... MARTINIQUE J A A Richards. , 1 : 8WfJifoc 2.3 I hum Bosse, M Gunderson, a 4sld )ct 7 N E W S'TOjE." , -:o: "4fionr NEW LiJ i4f rTr BOSKOWITZ T'hMW u WILL BE OPEN THIS'iWEBfc ' ASjfp. 2i lfarlict :S t reel . ; ' i -O.T The ilubicribeU3 tavc4 JUtchacd 1''( a lull nneoi &rapic andirancy, y" - ( f which they will o tier at prices ' TO SUIT fTIIIv; t 41 UhS f U,7? hr ..T.'.-il V 1 - -ii. . ! 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