rtlivo on eartli
waP1?. arl-to view:
;. inlse-J.K..,i,ip birth
' i Had expanse
Ufm Cr in.- eVr
- fortune find
f?Ln.ivor me-t.s-&,rt
nf frounded pri-U-.
.r they S",
. wins herr.?L I , ,r to exalt-
m their casf less rounu
..theywbo rrlKC.nro blest I
.fW ' things forJ2l-
i- Ct.,-tnnnrt. L.V.tolu
F1, 1 ,tr little room siuging a
U. The affectionate
7 " to bed. as it
ir his wife tUl him
MlWC music of mock-.
.fwLkh filled the room. 1 he
he mUMcua ou the lower shell
The Black Republic
wdat.the Deprtincut oiktat
$ receive.
ia formation oi tne
and of
pri no perceptible effect, in
!hm" :Se Jri kins barely chronicled.
vu C'hitt Magistrate troml
1-11,3
71, unt.l A Til 15, 1S7G.
..umal makes no mention of
.- s
t t..t ib.urc ga.dte i ttra pea m
another notices the event in
tarns, la striking contrast to the
esitk which this news is received
i-.Lib-fa- ttli.it the remains of three
rms who were s-liot under Domingue's
jfityiuvc recci.tly ken exhumed by
jrGvveranicat fjr the p'xrposo ot re-
t n; li u reable bum!, attended by im-
?ivc ccrcmomes.
(ontnuUon airt Expansion.
lAa Aicnry was with Julia .tho other
t'A,n,m. why. i aJi ihh talk about j
'.:.'.:.';')- a.'iJ a;unJ;ng ti'.o ciureney. 1
hhkh d-jvlu Wteveiu?'' ., ' -1
Wsli, my sweet," said John pulling
:bc.!Ur; "tint Jej2is upon circum-
li srrcc C:i5es I should .advocate
uf the currency, and in others
qojii.f it. It is according to
arKinstanc that is, the condition
uitht ii the difference Letween
e '
iTJh.nv(lj circnniotances , a fleet
'ru is whit I wa:it to know
k tlu is. easily explained' said
fi- m a tyf.c of -rcat checi fulness.
iUuc when we are alone we both
chair, don't we?"'
L'ftB. tl-t-V oT.tr.n-tioi:. !. JJut when
BtluttN,..alVeV",
1! mv wedid."'
'Hoylwe, that is expansion.
Vf i according to circumstan-
f-dUe very sotlv, tickling
! ae are contracting now, ain't
3VS?' John with increased
"tcess. : :
r i5t iTour Law. :
ie-t1000 "pondent 1 the
U , " f'.n Itticr of tlie Ttli
rJ ,W1!S to say in regard
i Tk. J vioverument rsavv
. " ne construction, r
tw. ,DB' ti,lt he wouild so
, -; ' . A: MI T t t- 1 - . .1 .
'rwv.,,. c. tn.vliKWtibst of
uU;h vrtremade to
"'writ in.Us Navy-
'UtvJ; t' Kr?t niptroller
tSSt0i"lh- Vnitel States Su-
iLtC va cstructnn. Cow
fZ t'XlK l'r-t regulation
4tZT ?.f(workmen;
"lat r " ,,eU1 nnSsin ihe
. , ft k,n tbe clnngejas
h ,,r' f Ibor: in the
rAc. and at the !a-t
r TUr must( r will commence.
Mi r'?5 are leustensl tl.r
13 w , , , i "v-c worK and no
the
tan
as
',a'.'tYpu,tot0j
1 1 . tail Sotm
-He T1 . Chicago
rlM? t which
",,?4i'l n a row. Tlen
f , jlJrwJ.Uit I)omi?i2ue
VtJa iHi"8 l'f 1'rtjsidciit Canal.
.Iwl in exile, I at Kingston,
i Jtcc Hth last, apod 77. This
-ly vi the Navy said
ltt..c:crJ t'ance when, the
ha tm. I. n and tied the tails of his coat
into a knot. He coaxed the bristles of
bis hciul down over his forehead and eyes,
lie turned' up his 'coat collar and spat
upon ins hands. He kicked the chair out
from under hirh, and crawled down until
he was upon all fours. He gave vent to a
sound that was between an Indian war
whoop and the hoarse cough of , an ele
phant, 'dtJettcny man iii the room 4
even -that was, a bad -steer. Dettehy man
four to one lie was a Texas steer, j Four
to one, four to. -one. Gimme the five.
-I Jet be war'ii the riot.. Four dollars in
the pool aud the steer deid; how much
for th? soup?" 'All this in a single
breath, ai he pawed the ftVjr aud
overturned the table. Thev shied the cas-
- -
tor at bim ; they burled fueensware at bis
5form iHc made foftbe door, tripped the
cashier oi) tfie way, and then disappeared
down the alley. There he halted, untied
his coat, wiped his brjw with his sleeve,
and talked again to himse'f: "Wall,
Jim, they kinder got away with you in
the riot, that's a fact. But buckin' agin
steer soup's 3"ourj best hold. You've got
that soup dowrl so fur that a stuniiek
pump wouldn't rais it."
Miscellaneous.
S. C. Hall,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
gTILL AT TUE HEAD INj PRLVTiyO
'
and love,t in prices. ' r
' ; . i ' .'. '
If vcu will study voar iatcreit, give ine a
call with your estimates before you continue
your contracts elsewhere. ,
mav 12 ' i
WHY'
Pav Your Grocer
16 and 17 Cents
Wot CHI antDs
- i WHEN YOU CAN GET
SUGAR-CURED
FOR 13 CENTS.
i V i at (-1
CEO. MYERS,
21 & 13 SOUTH FRONT ST-
julv 28
Gardening for Profit !
If you wish to become a Commercial Florist,
read J .
Practical Florticulture
i . i . -
If-jou wish to Ga-den for home use only
r a
Gardening' for Pleasure !
, All by Peter Henderson.
Pr.ie'ew$1.50eafch, postpaid, by mail.
Our
Combined
CATALOGUE
for
177. 1
1 i
OF
ElViERYTHIWC
.FOR THE
C3p air dLc n,
J 1 ! ! - I
Numbering 175 pages, with 1 colored plate,
sent
o all customers of ia;t years, or to those who
have purchased any of the abdve books ; to
others on receipt of 25 cent. 1
Plain Plant or Seed Catalogues! without
plate, free to applicants.
PETER HENDERSON A CO., '
Seedsmen, Market Gardeners and Florists
35 Cortlandt st., New. Y'ork.
jan 13 1
B rock' 3 E xchange.
rjlIIE' UNDERSIGNED has taken charge
of the above'weil-known aiid popular house
and will hereafter run it. It will be1 put in
complete order Ad satisfaction guaranteed to
all of i's patrons. - 1 1
The byst bf Wines, Ales, Liquors and
Cigars, and! none .but the best- always on
hand. i.
The Billiard Parlors will be open every day
alfd night free to the patrons of the house.
' ' JOHN CARROLL,
am
' j Proprietor.
New Design.
AN INVOICE OF CLOCKS of entirely
nw Jivins has iust been received and !are
beinc sold at . extretcelv low figures : also a
fine assortment of LADIES' .WATCHES,
iEAl and rL.AI UUI.U ana
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S CUAINS.
Wort left with me will be neatly executed.-
All I ask of the Public is to give me
a trial. ' J. II. ALLEN.
feb27 1 Watchmaker and Jeweller
l
Painting.
WHe're' YOU CAN GET "YOUR Paint-
V ing done with dispatch, neatness and
at reasonable rates is at
C. C. PARKER'S PAINT SHOP,
one door North of Old Jail building on Prin
cess street, ( HOUSE, SHIP and SIGN
Painting dne and it'fetion guaranteed.
Great care is given to s call jobs.
my 16 i - L
NEW BARBER SHOP.
y PATRONS and i the public generally
it A, are respectfully informed tbt" 1 can
be found at mv i I
NEW" DAKDEII SHOP,
at No. 7, siuth Front itreet, where the fol
lowing low prices have been adopted :
Shaving 10 cents ; Hair Cutting 25 eeci. ;
I ' i Shampoo 25 cent., -
Open up til 12 o'clock on SatQrdar nights.
aug 4 CHAS. E. CLEAPOR. ,
The Centennial
18 THE COOLEST SALOON IX THE city,
and continues to furnish forth refreshing
drinks, fine ciga-g and tartle, dam or vege
table roup every diy. Come, ye hungry and
eat for nothing and ye thirstr and driak
for a consideration. "
JOHN CARROLL,
Jne 27 l Proprietor.
Bail Road Lines, &c.
Cen'I Sup'ts Office,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AU-
GTJSTA RAILROAD.
j ,. Wilmington, N. C, August I, 1877.
! CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ,
On and ifterSundar, Augusta, the follow
ing schedule will be run on this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN,(dailj
except Sunday.) 1
Leave Wilmington 12 00 U
Arrive at Florence..... 1....L 5 00 P M
Leave Florence..... l P M
Arrive at Wilmington 5.20PM
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
Leave Wilmington .?. 6 00 P M
Leave Florence j ;,j p ii
Arrive at Columbia..; l 11 A 11
ljeave Columbia n 30 P M
Leave Florence.. 2 30 A M
Arrive at Wilmington............ 6 30 AM
Thia Train willonlv stop at Flemington,
Whiteville, Fair Lluff, Marion, Florence,
Timmonsville, Sumter and Acton between
Wilmington and Columbia.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN (Daily, ex
cept Sundays. )
Leave Wilmington 2 30 I' M
Leave Florence ..j..... 2 35 P M
Arrive at Columbia...1 10 10 A M
Leave Columbia.,.. 5 00 11 M
Leave Florence..! 2 50 AM
Arrive at Wilmington 10 20 A M
i JZT" Passengers for Augusta and bevond
Bhould take Night Express Train fr on? Wil
mington, i i
JS" Through Sleeping Cars on night train
for Charleston and Macon.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
aug 4 General Superintendent.
WILMINGTON & WELDON
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Orftrs nv fjpv'r. SnptmvTrviirvi'
J Wilmington, N. C, August 4, 1S77. J
On and after Sunday, August 5th, 1877,
Passenger trains on the Wilmington A Wel
don Railroad will run as follows:)
DAY MAIL AD EXPRESS TRAIN, daily.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot
! at 6 50 A M
Arrive at Weldcn at:.... 12 30 P M
Leave Weldon 11 40 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
i Depot at.. 5 40 P M
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAY'.
Leave Wilminj ton, Front St.
Depot at k 5 35 P M
Arrive at Weldon at 2, 20 A M
Leave Weldon, daily at....... 3 15 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at : 11 45 AM
The Dav Train makes close connection at
Weldon tor all 1 points .. North via Ray Line
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via Rich
mond and all rail routes. 1
Night train makes close, connections at
Weldon for all points north via iRichmond.
JOHN F. DIVINE, t
auz 4 General SaDerintendent.
5
OR G A M
AND
All the latest impaovemnts combined into
the organs and pianos manufactured by
CORNISH & CO
1 Washirgton. W. J.
To all n li'i wi?h to purchase either au OR
GAN or PIANO we can truthfully ;av that
for
ARTISTIC CONSTRUCTION
Beautiful, Finish! and Sweet Muscat
Qualities, our instruments take
rank with those of that -
Most (Metatei Manufacturers.
Oar only claim to . favoritism over other
.eadin manufacturers is
Our Low Prices.
reduced to meeting the requirements of the
times. Determined not to be undersold
land at the same time furnishing instruments
that we fullv
WARRANT FOR FIVE YEARS,
we invite correspondence tvat we may have
an opportunity to prove saiifactorily all that
we here assert. 1
Our PIANOS are furnished with the
IiDBOTeil Frencii Grand Action
(the rerv best in use);
they are also HEAVILY" STRUNG with the
improved wire; and the cases are of solid rose
wood perfectly seasoned and
WARRANTED NOT TO CRACK VT
WAR Pi,
Our ORGANS are furnkhed with all the
modern improvements, as to stops, action, etc,
while the CASES are of the recen tcabinet
stvle, admirably suited for the parlor.
"SiT'Send for Illustrated Catalogue, and
Price List.
Address. CORNISH A CO.,
jan 6 Washington, New Jersey
i
1 2
i
3
E.1 ART IS,
FASHIONALE BARBER,
Front Street, under "'urcell Hon e,
I Wilmington, N. C.
Hair Cutting, Shaving and Shamrorn:
done in the highest style of the art. -
Attentive and polite Barbers away ready
to wait uxon customers,
feb 24
uD0NT FORGET"
. i '
J.-iJi SHEPA'K I)
-,''.'!
caa be found
ON NORTH SIDE MARKET ST.,
i Between Second and Third St.,
Ready and willing to da all kin-is o.
PADTTING, GLAZING. &c.
GRAND GALA DAY !
OLD CLARENDON TO THE FRONT.
TnE UNDERSIGNED will re-opea the
Old Clarendon, wbe e xaeaU and loot
ings can be had at all hoar.
. , WU. JJARSTELLER,
- a 4 Prdprietor.
Hiscellanoous.
a 5 1 y
-: o :-
i
A News Paper,
a published every evening JJSaQday except
AT I
- ; ! :
5 Ik Year.
Or 60 cents a month, etrictly in advance
:o :-
The Reading Public are respectfully inform
cd that it shall be the constant aim &f the pro-
prietor to furnish them with ,
A LIVE NEWSPAPER,
i :. I .
I '
containing the latest news Of th day, and cd
deavoring to keep ita readers' fall7 informe
in regard to events of interest and importance
occurring in every quarter of the World,J
" I l
OUR DAILY MARKET REPORTS1
I
A-
Vni full and correct, and will be kept
open until he latest possible moment. Mer
chants in the city and country may rest ts-
I 1 - - -
sured that they w ill be thornn'ghlj reliable.
The Mews Columns
I ' ' ' ; ' - '
1 t . . . ' ! "
Will contain the report,' bota of newa and
markets, received here each day at noon,
and the
LOCAL D E r A RT M ENT
Has been rlace in careful and experienced
hands. Friends in the section of country con
netted with this citv, will greatly oblige the
Editor, and will contribute' additional inter
est t" these columns by forwarding aqy items
ofBewsthat may occur in their respective
localities.
ALL CORRESPONDENCE,
On matters of general interest will be gladly
received, but our friends must bear in mind
that thev must write onlr on one ride of the
paper; that tbfy must forbear aseleas verbi
age, must correct tnelr own manuscript and
must avoid abusive personalities. ZF' A re-
j.' i ' 1
liable name must be furnished with each com-
municatioc, as the Editor will not be held ac-
countable for the views or largnage of cor
repondents. H. I
OUR SUBSCRIPTION USTj
Even before a type wai Let for the nrst urue,
was an exceedingly flattering one, and is
prcbably the largest bona fide lit with which
any newspaper in North Carolina ever before
-
began pubJicatioa, aad b now rapidfyiJie
f
ibcrrase, especially on the variooj railroad
lines. .
Emtok a raoraiETOa,
! a-Ogoe on Second street, between Pria
aad Cenat,aear ta Postoffice.
- t '
Miscellaneous.
HIGHEST HONORS
!
I AT J11E
GEHTENNIAL EXHIBITION
The judges ucanim ?u.dy rt-coinaicud th
MENDELSSOHN
(Pianos
B
for' Tin:
Diploma or Honor and Medal of Merit.
Placing" them in the Front Rank
Without a Superior
, For etrictly first-clajs instrument?.
$000 for $250.
fCoO for
"00 for $300. $7.:0 lor $05.
iui cm'.'. c-'oo iur iw,
$1000 for $130.
Ncj Gjaimisaioii to Agents. ,
No Discounts' to TiatLcrs.
i
No Dcvhition in Price.
The Mendelssohn
GRAND, SQUARE & UPRIGHT
x Pianos
Contain valuable patents "and improvement
' ' never before introduced.
HIATHUSHEK'S
A l
New Patekx Ditlex, OvtESTuva Scut,
Is the greatest advance in the. history of Pia
no making, producing the most astonishing
power, richness and depth of tone, and a sus
taining! singing quality never before attiincd,
being a "Grand Pianoin a Suuare case."
The Mendelssohji Uprights
ARE THE FINEST IN AMERICA.
They' arc pronounced the "Pianos of th
Future."; '
. Maxcfactoey A WAt;E:iuOiis :
AOS. 490, '42, 494, 490 A; 49SVcst
KOS, SoS, 800, 802, ! . 8G, JL
10th Avenue. '
S70
PIANOS SENT ON TRIAL.
Illustrated at.d descriptive Catalogue
mailed free. ' . .
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO.,
BUsiNEis oVricr. :
Xo. 5G Lroadicay, X. Y.
feb (21
" Sewing-Machiiic.
MARK
- Pa. Jen S5, 15TL
WE CtllX rOB THE IJtrE0VE
WHITWEY
SEWING
MACHIN
The following ?pecific point? of superiority:
1 Great Simplicity in Construction.
2 TJnrability.
3 Exceedingly Light Running.
4 Still Running. Noiseless.
5 Perforins all Varieties of Work.
6 Beauty of Finish and Workman
ship.
7 GREAT REDUCTION in Price.
Machines stct on trial before pajment is re
quired ; written guarantee to keep machines
in orderfor fire years given wiu each ma
chine. Wht Pat .Old Pticta ?
For circulars and particular,
Address, THE WHITNEY MF'G CO.,
dee23 Patt rsoc, N. J.
1
:o:
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
V R O r R IE T 0 11.'
f PCS T A O -E F li E E .
ONE DOLL AK
pi;i: YEAH.
50 Cnts for SI: ZsZoatas.
As extra copv CTcy dab cf ten,
THE; HEW YORK DAILY HERALD
Published every day in thejeir.
i POSTAGE F.I IE.
$10 pays for one year, Sunday included.
$j pays for one year, without rsacdays.
fA pays for six month, Suadavs iaciuied.
$4 pays for six months without Sun-lays.
$2 pays for one year for any specified day
of the week. -$1
pays for six months for any pecified day
of the week.
SI pays for oae month. Sundays included,
XEWSDELVIXKS SUPPLIED ,
, - 4 1 POSTAGE-FREE.
Dailr EditionTwo and a half eta. per copy
Sanaa y EditwB.-.Four cents per copy
Weekly Edition. Two cents per copy
Adiresv, NEW TOUK HERALD,
dec 27 Croodway and Aaa stAw York;
PRICES
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w
YORK
WEEKLY
Lliscollancoiia.
ThelCarolina Farmor.
rjlHE UNDERSIGNED wUl resmae ih
publicaUon cf the CAROLINA FARMER,
on the 1st day of September' next, with Mr.
HAMILTON McMILLAN as Aisodtte Edi
or. i ,
J " .
The FARMER will be issued monthly, ia
magazine iorin, with handsome cover, aad
will contain thirty-two pages of reading mat
tcr, adapted to the wants of the Farmers and
Planters of the two Carolina. The typo
graphic excellence which formerly difitia
guUhcd it will be fully maintained. -
Terms of Subscription : One year, $1.50
mx months, $1.00; three month. 50 cents.
There will be no club rates. Subscriptions
payable on'rectipt of first number. The old
triendi of the FARM Eli are requested to send
in their names. WM. II. BERNARD. . ,
mYZ Wilmington 2f. C "
THE -KEW
-At" the Centennial Exhibition71676, and has
always cnrric'i ou in nigneet uvmii
yaM. wherever exhibited ; .
A COW PACT,ST3f7 r J?, DTTXlAlTt.1
Light Kunntnar'And EFFICIENT "LOCK
STITCH" MACHINE. ADAPTED to thfl
WANTS of EVE ICYltOD V. The HOME
SEWING MACHINE was PerfteiaTciKhi
years eince by Uio ai'l or tne best Invemlv
talnt and Mechanical
bkll
ill. if
; COMBlJIIa
nil the K8ential Tarta of n FIR8T OLA S3
MACHINE. i3 SIMPLE ia CONSTliUCTiON.
tiUWMlOIt in Strength and Beauty,
contain less WOrkJnO Part aad IsOanbie
t f DOING a teller rung of irrthaa other
Sewing Machine. ItwiiipijN forftirs
without cosnxo ONE CEMTforBwAiw.
In the Manufacture of thia MAC1IINE lha
Very Host ivmtorlalfs are USED.
The VvEAJiLNG PAHTd are HARDEflED.
tn l tlio Mechanism has been coMSTEDCtxii
with the ipeeial rJw of produclncj an
Eaiv Rurinintr, , IURAULE and ahaoct
NOISELESS MACHINE adapted I5QCAM.T
well for CoanA or floe TliREAU, COT-.
TON, BILK or LINEN, SEWIlfO from the
J.ightent MutUn to Heaver ClM and
LEATHER. Such ConfldOfUFELT
in the INTRINSIC MERITS Of, the
HOME SEWING, MACHINE Cht
every MACHINE la fully jl
Warranted for. Fire Years.
a .
, LITE AGENTS wanted ia localities wkert
wc arc not represented. . -
Send for prices, and f aropleS of work do&tt
'cn the UOilL, or call at any of oar ofaccsv.j
Johsoh7 G wrITCsIGlv
30 Utlcn Eqtirt, Hsv Terb
CG4 Wasbiigton Street, Boston, Has. W "
. lilt Second Ave,, PiiUttuxi, Fa
ll 1 CtaU Street, Chlago, HI. .
21 South 5;h Street, fit. Lstls, K,
1 17 llev ltostgocsfy t. Ess Frattcioo, CsJ. : t
rjbrtiV'.
FlESTtPREMIlTMT
, KataILLari'el 1800.. . , s , .
GILilORE & CO., Attorneys at tatr,
... 'i .- t .
Successors to CtaJpmajs, Hommtt St Co
629 F Street, Washington, P p.
American and Foreign Patsatf.
Patents procured in all countries. If O rttt ft
JU3V-AXCZ, No charre nnlass the patent , U
rranted. No fees for maklns; preliminary
axiinatlons. No additional tor obtalainK
and condactins & rehearing. Special attratloa
sriren to Interference Cases belor the Fatat
OSce, Extensions bfort CvnrTeM, Intrinjcemeal"
Suits In, different States, and ail liiiraiion ap
pertaining to Inventions er Patents. SsJLPSTaJir
roa rAJtrautT or bxxtt taqu ' ,
United SUtei Courts t&d Dtartativ 1
Claims prosecuted la the Supreane Court of the
United States. Court of Claims, Cotxrt mt Cess
na is loners of Alabama Claims, Soatnera ClaiiM
Commission, and all classes of war claims le
fore the LxscuUve pepapmesja. "
Arreirs cf Faj and Zoxatj.''
Omens, roLDnxs aad saxloxs cf the Uf.
war, or their heirs, are la maay cases eatlUed ts
money from the Gorersment, ot which taey have
ao kaowledjre. Write fall history ot service, aad
state amount of par and bounty recclyed. Ea
ckwe stamp, and a foil reply, tlutz eismtnstiosi,
win be jlrea joa, free,
All CTTXZ2.', KOLsrxsJ aad tinsxi wcaoded,
ruptured, c injured la tae late war, bowrerer
.slightly, can sbtiln apensiojiaxayfoweesjlr'
lac pensions are ennUed to aa srrsas. Sead
stamp aad lalonnnina wIU be fanned free.
United States General LazA OSes. .
Contested Land Cases. Private Land Claims,
aiininr. Pre-emption and Homestead Cases, pros
seated before the General Land, QOct aad !
paxuaea: cf the Interior V i i ',
r 014 Bounty Ia4 T7axTaXtf.Ji
The lift Report cf Hm OewilsslBarf cr the
OeneraJ Land Uce shows acres of 0oaa
ty Jand Warrants cautaadiagv.Taea were Is
sued under act cf llli and prior acta. W Vtf
cash fcT then. Send by reels tered letter. WUts
atsignmenu are impeiiect we c.iTe las tract ioaa
to pexlecthfm. ( . .
, Each departsext cf csr bastness Is ccBdscted
in a separate bureau, under, caaxre cf expe
riecoed lawyers and clerks. - '
By reason ef error cr fran scaxy attrrsrrs
are suspended from practice beforw ie rtassom
aad other cdcea eaca year. Clalaiaa tsao
attorneys have beea tans swpesidsd, wta t
rrataitoasly famlsaed witb folltaXenaaUomasd
proper papers ca appiicatioa toae. -- !
As we caarr no fee tmlessi saccesxial, saapsj
for rctara postage saowid be seat ae. . L. '
Liberal arraatnea'J rajJe With aUcmryS la
all rlissrscf bmmess, 77 .
Address eriLiilUl cz LU.
F.O.U0X41.
trxjacrotoat, D. FstrmlrrZU in.
I take pleasure la expresaisg say enure erf
ieace ia the rtpilUitz suad AUM ef L..
Law, Fatmt aad Cctiectioa limue cf Gruroa
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