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lnly I year, f postpaid) 'hi advance, i $3 00
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The Obskstib Job Department has bees
rtoroaghly supplied - with i Try needed ' i
wane, uqwua tne laiest nnw oi'iype, ana
every manner of Job. Work can now be done
with, neatness dispatch ani cheapnesft.
... We ean furnish at short notloe
BLANKS, BILL HEADS. ? -1?
LETTEB HB IDS, CARDS, ,
X TAGS, SECET.PTS, OSTERS,
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out of the county, postpaid, 2 10
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THE ATLANTIC HOTEL,
BEAUEOET, IT. C,
Uy the large schools of BLUE FISH, MACKEREL, DRUMS, MULLETS, &c,
"while the pievailing scr.lhein winds maintain a mild and even temperature
till late in the fall.
Tickets from Challotte ai d return, - - - $9.55
Iioard per day, - - ... o.OO
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J.S". PHILLIPS,
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U H D E R C E N TR A L H OiT.EL.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
B- ALWAYS GUARANTEES SATISFACTION.
jail-SO
NEW" MEAT
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Springs' RtiiMing, Opposite Central Hotel, on Trade Street, and next door to
Farmers' Savings Bank,
SLA U G H TER E R S
AND WHOLESALK t RETAIL DEALERS IN
TENNESSEE BEEF AND MUTTON.
WE KEEP A FIRST CLASS MEAT MARKET, AND SOLICIT TRADE FROM
CASH paying customers only. No credit customers wanted.
flMarket opened frorn 4 a. ni., to 9 p.
jul24 '- -:-
rn HE GRAND DEPOT
For Minfrnl Wafers, nt'. '," '
Mc ADEN'S DRUG, STORE. .
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CHAllLOTfE OBSER V ER.one of the larg
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DEALERS IN
FURNITURE
BEDDING, &c,
No. 5, West Trade Street.
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
JUST RECEIVED.
A FULL ASSORTMENT
-A OF
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a Parlor Suits, in Hair Clo th
Terry and Reps. Also, a new
MARKET.
in., each day, Sundays excepted
I aRGKST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
1j STATE.' '4 ' Y'i M 'f '1J U
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Blank Books of Every kind kept on hand
I i. ",''! vTandniade toordep.' , t f
4 .Printing and Binding of every , descrip
tion, in best style' and at prices that will
defy competition. x - '
Prompt attention given ta orders
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
J as. H. Moo be is authorized to collect ac
counts lor this .office and receipt for the
Batne, to receive subscriptions, &c- .
CHA8. R. JONE8,
: Editortaod Proprietor.
City Bulletin.
Contributions to the Oxford 'Orphan Asy
lum, may be left with Col D Q Maxwell.
To day and to-morrow, are Ember Days.
Wednesday was the first one. ;
But for the winds which fanned our brows
yesterday would have beh a day of oppres
sive heat"
The handsome porters of the State Fair
Association, adorn some of the billboards
of the city.
Send for a specimen copy of the Weekly
0 BSEfiv Kii-th e handsomest and one of the
best filled weeklies, in the State.
Ground was broke on Tryon street in
front of the Central Hotel, yesterday morn
ing, and the street is being prepared for
macadamizing.
The noblest thing out is the "Pretty" style
of note paper and envelopes at Tiddy's.
The "Major" will Bhow it to you and ex
plain its advantages over all other.
Thirty-one through passengers arrived on
the North Carolina train yesterday morning
and went on by the Charlotte, Columbia &
Augusta Railroad. Travel is pretty good
just now, on the different lines.
We are glad to see that the big tree which
has been standing in the middle of Tryon
street, near the corner of Eleventh, has been
cut down and rooted up. It was in the way
and obscured the view of the street.
A lively fight took place last evening
about dark between two negro women on
the edge of the Five Points. After a few
cuffs, one of them "advanced & few paces
backwards and graduated out of the prem
ises." Unless he is pardoned or has his sentence
commuted by Gov Brogden between now
and that time, Wm Elwood, who is confin
ed in jail here under sentence of death foi
murder, will be hanged three weeks from
to day.
We would be glad if the friend who left
a specimen of gold ore on our table, yester
doy morning, in our absence, and a note
with it, would call and explain. We can
neither Tead the note mor the name append
ed to it.
There is a dray mule in this city which
ought to belong to a base ball club. He was
being driven along College street, yesterday,
and just in a second made a dead halt,
and pitched the driver almost over his bead.
That nuile would make nn e'egant short
stop.
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The Skeelers.
These cool nights are having i depressing
effect upon the skeeters; and when a fellow
starts around the room after one these nights
with a plank in his hands, he has some sort
of chance of stunning him by a lick on the
head. Then he can be picked up and dump
ed out of the windoTr.
Work on the Carolina Central.
The railroad track has been laid to
within two miles of Buffalo, and there
the iron gave out. An iron train was
to have passed through this city last
night, with enough rails to finish the
road through to Shelby. The sills all
being laid, it will be short work to put
the iron down when it gets to hand.
Personal.
A B Wrenn, Esq., of the Kennesaw
Route; was registered at the Central,
yesterday.
The following gentlemen of the press
are in the city : Messrs J PBabington
of the Shelby Itirora, D J Carter, of
the Lancaster (S C) Ledger, and J Mal
lard, of the Statesville Landmark.
Convicts on the Streets.
Street Superintendent Hunter on
yesterday had three convicts at work
on the streets. They had been sentenc
ed by the Mayor to pay fines, and not
being able to do so, were sent to the
calaboose, whence they were taken and
put to work on the city. A good idea.
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For Whoever It Fits.
When we pick up an exchange and
find about thirteen of our locals copied
uncredited into their local columns and
palmed oft' on the public as original
with them, we change a popular quo
tation from Shakespeare to suit ourself,
and think : "Oh, that editors should
put idiots into reporters' chairs, to steal
away their neighbors' brains."
Boisterous Worship.
We do not wish to make ourself amena
ble to the charge of an unnecessary, attack
upon a religious congregation, and feel that
it is not unnecessary when we refer to the
boisterousness with which prayer and praise
are indulged in by the congregation of the
colored church in the Stumptown section of
the city. Citizens down there complain that
their slumbers are disturbed at night by the
unnecessary noise made at this church, and
while not wishing to discourage the colored
people in their religious exercises, would be
glad to have them conducted in a more or
derly manner.
Attempt to Escape an Officer.
Last night about 10 o'clock,Mr JAG
Orr, jail guard, served a warrant on Ed
Williams, who has been absent from
the city for some time, and whom he
met on the street in front of one of jthe
buildings on Tryon; street, below the
Central Hotel. A friend of Williams,
who was present at the . time, asked to
see the process, and as be carried it to
the light to read it, .the prisoner , made
a break and ran 'at the top 'of his speed
down the street, pursued by-the i rfficer,
who caught him in about 150 yards,
and conveyed him to jail.
TH EC
Train Delay. .: , . " ;. .H .-:
The Carolina Central Railroad is run
ning mixed freight and passenger trains
and this, together with the insufl&ciency
of water, on the Eastern Division, often
delays the train. This was the 5ase on
Wednesday night, when the engine was
pulling a very heavy train. In conse
quence of this, though due here at 5.45
A. M., the train did not arrive yester
day until after 1 P. M.
A Good Breakfast House.
Under the new schedule on the North
Carolina Railroad, passengers arriving here
in the morning and passing through by the
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta train, get
breakfast at the eating house on the plat
form. This house is kept by Mr Lindsay
Adams, than whom few men understand
their business better or follow it more strict
ly. He always feeds his guests upon the
very bestihat is to h had, and those who
eat with him once, are always very willing
to try it again.
The Maddest Man
To be found in ten States, is the hand
some young conductor on one of our roads,
who delayed his train ten minutes, a few
mornings ago, waiting for axiailroad king
from whom he had received a message to
wait, or thought he had. When the belated
passenger arrived it was not the railroad
king at all only his little son. Then the
conductor went out on the platform of the
rear coach as the train moved off, and tore
his hair, and bowled, and rent the air with
oaths. A word to him about it now, is
equivalent to a fisticuff, and a fisticuff with
him is equivalent to a licking, for he weighs
170 and stands six feet one in his stocking
feet.
New Railroad Depot.
As we stated some time ago, the At
lantic, Tennessee & Ohio Railroad is to
have a depot built in this city. Yes
terday the initiatory steps were taken,
by tearing away the old platform of the
company. The depot will be erected
where the platform stood, and near to
and on a line with the Charlotte, Co
lumbia & Augusta Depot. It will be
brick, 75x29 feet, height of walls 17 feet.
The agent's office will be on one side
of the front entrance, and that of the
Superintendent on the other. F W Ah
rens has the contract to do the work and
deliver the keys by the 15th of October.
This railroad has never had a depot
of its own in this city. Previous to
the conflagration of last April, it used
the depot of the Charlotte, Columbia &
Augusta Railroad, and since that time
a box car has been used instead.
Another Water Works Project
Three gentleman representing the
Holly system of water works, are in
the city at present, with a view to estab
lishing water works here, if an arrange
ment can be made with the city gov
ernment. These gentlemen have just
finished the water works in Atlanta,
about which so much has been said in
the papers recently. They had a con
ference, on yesterday, with Mayor John
ston and several members of the Board
of Aldermen, who are favorable to such
an enterprise if the terms are such as
can be borne. They have examined
several streams contiguous to the city,
and will make an estimate of the pro
bable cost of the works. We trust that
all this will result in something definite
being done toward putting up these
much needed water works in Charlotte.
The Courts.
Mayor's Court. Again, yesterday,
there were no cases on the docket of
this Court.
Before Justice Davidson. Four cases
of depraved white women for living
with negro men. One of these alleged
a regular marriage, and the man, a
burly negro, as black as the hinges of
Hades, appeared to corroborate her
evidence and referred to the Register's
records. It is hard to believe that such
absolute degradation exists in our
midst, and yet it is true, and the shame
lessness of the women is equal to their
degradation. They were all dismissed
until the action of the Superior Court is
had upon their cases.
Before Justice McNinch--Sever&
cases, none worth mention. A charge
preferred against a negro for his wife,
was not sustain ed .
The Picnic Yesterday,.
The picnic of the members of the
Sunday School of the Second Method
ist Church, took place on the Fair
Grounds yesterday, and was attended
by a large crowd. We are glad to know
that it was a pleasant occasion for all
who participated. The morning passed
off with games of all descriptions, and
with all the festivities customary on
such occasions. About noon the din
ner was spread in Floral Hall, and a
free invitation was extended to all on
the grounds to come in and "help them
selves." The invitation was very
promptly accepted, and notwithstand
ing the large crowd and the keen appe
tites, there was enough and to spare.
It was excellent and bountiful, and
much remained after the crowd had fin
ished. After dinner a game of base ball was
the excitement. . The contest was be
tween the Painter's Nine and the Bun
ker Hill Nine. The score stood : Pain
ter Nine, ,58; Bunker Hill, 54. The last
named Club is composed of young boys,
none of the members being - yet 21
yearsof ago T'tlt vl V
'A The crowd disewedabout 5 o'clock
in fee afternoon after a day of unalloy
ed pleasure, which will long be remem
bered by all who participated.
Throwing Rocks at a Traia.
We understand that on Wednesday,
while the Western North Carolina train
was oh its down trip, a rock was thrown
at it, when about seven miles below,
Statesville. Capt Whitley, the conductor
and anotherjgentleman, were sitting at a
window, the blind of which was down,
though the sash was raised. The rock
struck this window, and the thrower, a
negro was seen by the gentleman who
sat with the conductor. The beH Tivas
pulled and the train stopped, and Capt
Whitley went back and saw the negro
still standing on the bank. As he ap
proached, the rascal ran, and as he did
so, Capt W fired at him with his pistol.
He continued to run and a second shot
was fired, this one with better effect,
for as the pistol cracked the negro dodg
ed and was seen to throw his hand up
to the side of his face. He escaped
through the woods, however, and noth
ing more was seen of him.
Behind on Water.
That's a curious pump in front of the
Court House. After it stands awhile
without being worked, it won't yield a par
ticle of water until some is poured into it
from the top. The other night a party of
bloods, who had patronized the bar rooms
till they closed up, felt their coppers getting
hot and went to this pump to get some wa
ter. They see-sawed on the handle for ever
so long, when finally one of them remem
bered the pump's peculiarity. Then he sug
gested that they hunt up some water to pour
into it, and with the dipper in hand they
went down to the Market House pump, got
it filled, carried it back, poured it into the
top of the Court House pump, and pumped
a drink of water apiece ! It never occurred
to any of the crowd, until next morning,
that they might have taken a drink while
at the Market House pump, and that going
from there back to the Court House was just
that much trouble extra.
Verily, there is no assurance that a fellow,
after looking "upon the wine when it is red,
when it givetb its color in the cup," will
"move" himself "aright."
The Charlotte Clubs at Sharon.
The Centennial Nine and the K 9 of
this city, went down to Sharon yester
day, to contend with the Sharon clubs
in match games of base ball. The clubs
were courteously received and the
game between the K 9 and the White
Belts took place as early in the day as
convenient. It resulted in a victory for
the K 9 by a score of 51 to 44.
The day was made a picnic occasion,
and a large number of the people of
Sharon, including many ladies, had as
sembled to witness the game. A little
after noon-day, an abundant and ex
cellent dinner was spread, and of this
each person present was invited to par
take. After the dinner, which is much
complimented by the Charlotte boys,
the Centennials and the Red Belts, had
their game. The former were victori
ous, the score standing 43 to 27.
The young men from town returned
home after nightfall, highly pleased
with their trip. They report that the
dinner was splendid, and that every
thing passed off in the most pleasant
manner. The people of Sharon were
courtesy without an exception, and
nothing occurred to mar the festivities
of the day.
The Meeting; of the Air-Line Stock
holders. The meeting of the stockholders of
the Air-Line Railroad, seems to have
been quits inharmonious. The meeting
failed to secure a chairman Tuesday
morning, and adjourned over to 5
o'clock that afternoon. The Atlanta
Herald says that the two important
questions before the organization, were:
1st. Can Colonel Buford, while acting
Receiver of a portion of the road in one
State, act as President ? 2nd. Are par
ties holding "preferred stock," bearing
interest, stockholders ; or are they pre
ferred creditors ?
No business was transacted at the af
ternoon session, and the convention
met again Wednesday morning. A
special to the Greenville News says of
Wednesday's proceedings : "The meet
ing was very exciting for awhile to
day. The committee on" proxies was
mistaken in supposing there were only
three and a half instead of four and a
half millions of stock, and on their pro
miscuous rejection of proxies, they had
less than a majority of stock represent
ed, and hence no quorum, and the
meeting adjourned until the first Wed
nesday in November."
The real object of the meeting was a
re-organization the election of a Pres
ident and Board of Director.
NEW ADFERTISEHIEN
Cakes ! Cakes !
F
INEST assortment of Cakes in the city.
F H ANDREWS & CO.
septlG
Just Received.
50
Tlnvo. "RalHmiro Pitv ftofln new
farVprl harrelft. half barrels. O nar-
ters and 20 lb Kits, also a lot of Borneo
Bagging, at
R B ALXAXDER & CD'S, '
teptt.6 College SereeL t
- i
Bananas ! Bananas!
"yjBY fine the first of (he season , at
: H'ANPBITWS''fiLl
v septigy-' ,:.-:--, :: .s..
QHLORIDS LIMX, ' !" ''' i"i;V
To i an4 i lb packages.
W R BURWELL &XS0.
sept8
T 1RINE RAILWAY.
Richmond & Daitvill, Richmond &
Danville R W., N. C. DmsiOK, and
North Western N.O.RW,
CONDENSED TIME-TABLE.
In effect on and after Aug. 29th, 1875.
OOINO NORTH.
STATIONS. MALL.
Leave Charlotte, 9 15 p m
IXFRKSB.
5 45 a m
6 20 "
. 8 34 "
10 55 "
1 12pm
,; 120 "
6 07
8 48pm
" Air-une J nct'n, 38
Salisbury,
1158 "
Greensboro,
Danville,
Dundee,
Burkeville.
5 15 a m
6 08 "
6 18 "
1135 "
2 22 p la
it
Arrive at .Richmond,
OOINO SOUTH.
STATIONS.
Leave Richmond,
" Burkeville,
" "Dundee,
" Danville,
" Greensboro,
" Salisbury,
MAIL.
1 38 p m
4 52 "
10 33 "
10 39 "
3 60 a ra
XXPRKSS.
508am
8 36-'
117 "
3 68 -615
" Air-Line J'ct'n. 8 05
8 25 M
" 8 43 "
GOING WSST
XAII
Ar 200 am
L've 12 38 "
L've 8 10 pm
L've 5 00 "
Arrive at Charlotte, 8 22
GOING EAST.
STATIONS, If AIL.
Leave Greensboro, 300 am
' Co Shops, 4 30 "
" Raleigh, 8 33 "
Arr at Goldsboro, 11 30 "
NORTH WESTERN N. C. R. R.
(Salem Branch.)
Leave Greensboro, 4 30 a m
Anive at Salem, . 6 13 "
Zeave Salem, 8 40 a m
Arrive at Greensboro, 10 33 "
Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 8 10 p
m connects at Greensboro' with the Northern
bound train; making the quickest time to
all Northern cities. Price of Tickets same
as via other routes.
Trains to and from points East of Greens
boro connect at Greensboro with Mail Trains
to or from points North or South.
Two trains daily, both ways.
On Sundays .Lynchburg Accommodation
leave Richmond a 9.00 a m, arrive at Burke
ville 12.43 p m, leave Burkeville 4.35 a m,
arrive at Richmond 7.58 am.
No Change of Cars Between Charlotte
and Richmond, 282 Miles. $
Papers that have arrangements to adver
tise the schedule of t his company will please
print as above.
For further information address
S E ALLEN,
General Ticket Agent,
Greensboro, N. C,
T M R TALCOTT,
Engineer and GeD'I Sup't.
Sept 17
THE BEST
STOCK FRENCH, ENGLISH
AND
AMERICAN CASSIMEBES
IN THE CITY, JUST RECEIVED.
CALL AND SEE THEM, AT
Alexander, Seigle & (Vs.
septl7
Tobacco ! Tobacco !
LYON'S Durham Sniokin Tobacco, Ches
apeake and Baltimore Fine Cut Chew
ing Tobacco, and fine Cigars.
F II ANDREWS & CO.
sept 16
The AHheville C itizen
A weekly, 32 column Family Newspaper.
A LARGEE CIRCULATION
In the sixteen Western, N. C counties than
ANY OTHER TWO PAPERS COMBINED.
Subscription $2 a year.
Six Months, -$1.00
THIS grand and growing section of the
State, is now being penetrated by Rail
roads, three now pointing directly here, all
of which will soon be completed.
Population of Asheville, 1870... 1700
1875 2400
16 counties, 1870, 100,000
These Western counties are rapidly grow
ing in BUSINESS and POPULATION,
THE CITIZEN offers unquestionably the
best medium for advertisers. Rates low. '
Address, ROBT M FTJRMAN, '
septl6 : Publisher
CarolinaMilitary Institute
Ott&ELOTTK jr; dr
COL. JOHN, P. THOMAS, Sup't.
THIS INSTITUTE, fully organized and
equipped, opens on September 15th next.
The Superintendent is assisted by an able
and experienced corps of Instructors.
For. Register and Circular, address the
Superintendent. sepl0-to20 '
: 12,000 Pounds
. - . i . : ," t';, : " ' ;
CHOICE North Carolina Hams, Sides and
Shoulders, just received by
r- - B N SMITH.
; septU.; : ... -v-- ; '
i Tin Guttering.
! A BOUT 300 feet of second-hand Tin Qat
J. tering (almost as good as new) offered
for sale very cheap, as the owner has no use
for it,
Apply at the DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
sept9
THePrMiestli'mps
IN Charlotte may be found at
JTiK 7;:l.'li-l SU ill""!! -3-1 -
i mod.-V-C SMITH A CO S.
septU
Thev Neatest' Dollar
: -.';vv. ova'v a ;.i.v. '
T ANTERN in the-clty, tt r-v
.1 ... , i v,.-;. Yh
V OV. i. i . : 'X .1 T.C SMITH A CO S.
septl4
...I'lDI'l'Oii'
5 Cents
9
J.'
. ' Ml
WILL buy a Tery good Cigsr-six for a
quarter, at ? "'
T O SMITH A CO'8.
,septl4;i .i.itt j.i. ir.i
Try a lyiphisto
CIGAR at 10 ee ts-'ftne tlator-three for
25 cents. - I:
T C SMITH & CO.
septl4
The Best
JAMP Chimneys, at
T C SMITH & COS.,
Beptl4
Bracket 84 Hanging
JAMPS fresh stock, reduced prices, at
T O SMITH & CO'S.
septH
Great Southern
Dispatcn Fast Freight Line.
MR JOHN G YOUNG having resigned the
agency of this line, and Mr R A Jenkins
having been -appointed in his stead,'" with
office at Greensboro, we take this" occasion
to return thanks to the business' men of
Charlotte for the liberal patronage hitherto
extended to this line, and hope by strict at
tention to duty, by low rates and prompt
settlement of claims,' to merit not only a
continuation of the same patronage received
in the past, but an increase of the same.
septl4 4t
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS !
NEW FALL FAMILY GROCERIES !
I AM daily reciving New Goods. The best
Rio Coffee, thevery best Imperial, Gunpow
der and Black Teas, A and Ex- C Sugars,
Molasses and Syrups, canvassed Hams, an
canvassed Breakfast Bacon, choice Family
Flour - and Breakfast - Hominy, canned
Goods of all kinds, Peaches, Green Gages,
Plums, Tomatoes, Ac, Pickles, Cross &
Black well Chow Chow, fine Northern Ap
ples. M M WOLFE.
Wholesale add Retail Crocer.
septl4
NEW ARRIVALS !
CHEESE, ;
swiss, pineapple,, edam and
limbekger; ;
DUTCH HERRING, NE MACK
EREL and N. C. ROE HERRING
SUGAR BREAKFAST
CURED BACON,
HAMS, SMOKED, ,
TONGUES,
SMOKED BEEF. SHOULDERS,
COOKED CORNED BEEF, in 2, 4
and 6 lb. cans, PICKLED
OYSTERS, POTTED
HAM, TURKEY,
and DUCK.
HORSE
RADISH,
CELERY SALT, ,
PRESERVED GINGER,
JELLIES, RASBERRY and
LEMON SYRUPS, and PRESERVED
PINE APPLES.
BE3T IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
SWEET OIL.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES AN J)
GOLDEN iSYRUP.
ALSO
The Finest Tea Ecasled Cefee,
IN THE MARKET,
AT
HE A 8 H A G :sTS&
Family Grocery, opp, Charlotte Hotel.
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REMOVAL;
The Coinercial National Bait
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TTAVING secured that elegant , and ,eomt.
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modious Banking House, formerly' occupied
by the Bank of North CoUna, and ;recent
lyby the Bank o! Mecklenburg, .wfll.open
at thai place for, business ;,this ? morning at
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LYONS DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO,
Just received at .
i sept5 FH ANDREWS & CO'S,
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