lje l)arlotte bBeruer.
8VBSOKIPtlON BATES tj
tear. (port-paid)
III
fhree JfoA a IT
One Month
WEEKLY EDITION :
()atl!f the county, potpnd, 2 10
sir Month ' 00
Liberal deduction for Club. .
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VOL. XXni. CHARLOTTE, N. C, "TUESBAYl MAY 1V1880. NO. 3,492,, .yppjSw-. , .
Btloresedau. viciKiofs tuvnubu. j I ll I i ,. X'l,,' ll." I i A I I i
Hf Mi".( i I Hi .1 ' ; X M s U J
I LLM r L7 l-J-xi JUL V I I dl O-IV
We have Just received a large line of rery hand-
ANOTHER ARRIVAL
OF NEW
PARASOLS,
which we belle are cheaper than can be had else
where. We have an immense stock of
DRESS GOODS,
which we are offering very cheap. Trimming
811k s, Satins and Buttons to match
Dress Goods.
The Prettiest Stock of
Fringes in Town.
Don't forget that we keep the largest stock and the
best "
KID GLOVES
m town for the money. Dont think of making
your purchaser In Domestic Goods until
you see our stock.
ALL ARE INVITED TO CALL AND SEE US
Spring & Summer
DRESS GOODS
AND TRIMMINGS,
-rEBY
TTANPSOME
XX,
& GhIap!
Jnst In. out third' stc ek of Summer Silks. In new
and very desirable patterns. The hand
somest line of
DRESS BUTTONS
In the city. A beautiful assortment tf WHITE
GOODS In fine and cheap Fabrics. Laces, Gloves,
Hosiery, the handsomest and cheapest line In the
market Very Respectfully,
Here, in this leafy place,
. Quiet he lies.
Cold, with his sightless face
Turned to the skies.
' Tls but another dead ;
All you can say Is said.
Carry Ms body hence
Kings must have slaves;
Kings climb to eminence
ther men's graves.
So this man's eye Is dim;
't hrow the earth over him.
What was the white you touched,
There at his sid?
Paper his hand had clutched
Tight ere he died
Message or wish, may be;
Smooth the folds out and see.
Hardly the worst of us
Here could have smiled ;
Only the tremulous
Words of a child
Prattle, that has for stops
Just a few ruddy drops.
Look! She Is sad to miss,
JUornlug and night,
His her dead father's-kias;
- Tries to be bright
Good to mamma, and sweet;
That is alL "Marguerite."
Ah, if beside the dead
Slumbered the pain!
Ah, If the hearts that bled
Slept with the slain!
It the grief died! But no;
Death will not have it so.
Austin Dobson.
SOMETHING ABOinr THE CENSUS.
may 9
ALEXANDER & HARRIS..
may 9
T. L. SEIGLE & CO.
g00ts and gUots.
plisceHatiecrtts.
SPRING STOCK 1880.
COMPLETED!
OUR SPRING STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES, DATS
AND
trunk:
Is now Complete. We are determined 'to sustain
our former reputation for selling
THE BEST BRANDS
- Ill
52 1
3! i-nft:
'
'I I i
I I fill
mm
i KILLER
PERRY
PAi
ods. which every! sensible person knows is
Please call and see us
cheapest In the end.
before buying. 130 We will deal fairly and hon
estly with you.
PEG RAM fc CO.
March
Democrat
1880.
,nd Home copy.
L. ASIIEIL'S
Boot. Shoe-
HAT AND TRUNK
ESTABLISHMENT,
IS A PURELY VEGETABLE BEMfclJi
For INTEKNAL an 1 EXTERNAL Use.
mill lll I rn has n-r.r fuiUd when used
PAIN MLLtn nt-cordinir to jrii-d dtyct.
ion, InclosinK each bctHei and i perfectly taf
PAIN KILLER 2M WSJSJ-fi;
Chill" Dfau-j-hoea, lVscijtery, t rump,
Chdera. and all &! Cvmplatn '.
nail ll 1 1 CD S THE BEST remedy
PAI II MLLtK known tor Sca-Sickncss,
SlVk.IIendhe, Pain In the Back or hide,
S Vm Kif iTi CD eK the BEST
PAIH KILLER lesijient made.
brJaw 'y permanent relief in aU cae cf
Brolse4Cnt Hpraina, Severe Burns, etc,
ii a 1 l U III r n is the teelUrUd and trunUn
PAIM KILLtK friend of the Mechanic.
Frer, Planter, Sailor, and in fart f
clame waatioK medicine always at h';l r ;l
Safeto Seinternally or externally u-t
CNnotyfayecaenn afford to be without IH.
Invaluable remedy in the house. Its r"f.f. 'J". -r-It
within the reach of alLand it .will annuaUj f
many times its cost in doctors bHls
Sold by aU druggirti at &v ftOc nd $1
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Providence, R.I.
Proprietors.
March' l3-diwly.' f '
niilfrttystooLiCflvet
mill Books S210 to
R& Organs 13 ftoos, 3 set Reeds,
a utwi Rant niv sun. ET?-illus
trated Catalogue Free.' Address DANIEL F . BEAT-
TRYON STREET.
Xext Door to Dr. J. II. McAden s.
Blrn.
THEGuiilPttTE HU
::o:
If shoes you wish to buy,
Call at Asiel's store and try
His boots and shoes how well they fit;
Also, hats and trunks, so cheap, for cash
His prices are exceedingly low;
Cash sales, small profits his motto;
Remember, when you wish to trade.
That money saved Is money made.
By purchasing at Asiel's store '
You save full ten per cent or more.
Prove the fact; you'll find In time
More truth than poetry In my rhjme;
So go and try him without fall.
P. S. -Having connected myself with the above
house, I am sure that my old friends and custom
ers can be better suited and for less money than
at any other house In the city. . T
mar.8. S. FRANKENTHAL.
I
Tk. Experienced Ho.-e-tfeeper'. FBTEm
treatSa, TeUU how U aalu tke IIoaM BEAOTUWIi
rr.V.r-n n .nr eitr horn. DV Bieh and Poo
nbtUCU all country noma rowngjmay.
AGENTS. WANTEUTOF
t. a oam nnri KUvpr Chromos. as-
20 SOTll Saw, IOC NASSAU CARD
CO., Nassau, . x.
Wbicta i of Personal and Public In--tereat.
From section 17 of the act to provide
for the taking of the tenth census we
make the following extract of interest
to the public : !
"Schedule one shall contain inquiries
as to the relation of each person enume
rated to the head of the family, wheth
er wife, son, daughter, servant, boarder
or other ; as to the civil conditions of
each person enumerated, whether mar
ried, widowed or single, as to uie piace
of birth of the parent of each person
enumerated, or to all foreign born,
whether alien or naturalized person,
and as to the physical and natural
health of each person enumerated,
whether active or disabled, maimed,
crippled, bedridden, deaf, dumb, blind,
insane or iuiouc, aim wnetuci. cuipiujcu
or unemployed,-and if unemployed, du
ring what portion of the year.
Schedule nunrner tnree snan con
tain inquiries respecting the kind and
amount or power empioyea in uie es
tablishment of productive industry,
and the kind and number of machines
in use, together with the maximum ca
pacity of such establishment, where the
superintendent of the census shall deem
such inquiry appropriate, and the said
superintendent may, wnen ne snan re
gard it expedient, prepare special blank
torms lor separate inuusuies.
Schedule number four shall contain
inquiries relating to the pub
lic indebtedness of cities, counties, m
(wnorated villages, and towns, and
school districts': and of the ownership
of the nublic debt of the United States,
bv whom owned and the respective
ainrmnts and such additional in
n ni rips resnfictinsr the same as well
as respecting the paupers and crim
inals as the superintendent of cen
sus shall deem necessary to secure
full information respecting the num-
hers and condition of these classes
Section 14 says: ''That each and
every person more than 20 years of age
bplonsrincr to anv familv residing in any
enumeration district, and in case of the
absence of the heads and other mem
hpra nf anv such familv. then any agent
of such family, shall be, and each of
t.hpm herebv is reauired if thereto re
quested by the superintendent, super
visor or p.numerat&r. to render a true
account to the best of his or her knowl
edge of everv person belonging to such
family in the various particulars re
quired by law ; and whoever shall wil
f ullv fail or refuse shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall forfeit and pay a sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars. And
every president, treasurer, secretary,
general agent ok- managing director of
pvp.rv cornoration from which answers
to any of the schedules provided for by
this act are herein required, who shall
if thereto requested by the superintend
ent, supervisor or enumerator, willfully
neglect or refuse. to give true and com
plete answers to any inquiries author
ized by this act, such officer or agent
shall forfeit and pay a sum not less than
five hundred dollars, nor more than ten
thousand dollars, to be recovered in an
action of debt in any court ot compe
tent jurisdiction in the name and to the
use of the United States, and in addi
tion thereto shall be guilty of a misde
meanor, and on conviction thereof,
shall be imprisoned for a term .not ex
ceeding one year.
The Vote at Cincinnati in 1876.
Washington Republican.
At the request of several readers we
republish the following table of the
ballotings wnicn resuiteu in m uului-
nation of Mr. liayes. xne convenuuu
met on the 14th of June, on the 10th
seven ballots were taken, with the fol
lowing result:
1st OA 3d 4th. Fith. HID. iin.
. ft1 fU B7 (53 104 113 384
285 296 293 292 280 308 351
125120113 108 95 85 ....
11 Hi 14 121 126 114 111 21
, 99 93 90 84 82 81 ..
58 63 68 71 69 50
11 withdrawn.
3 3 2 2 2 2..
.... 1 1 3 3 5
8 jeeeMea That are Madeand Speeches
That are Not Written , by Congress
menThe Revisers ,.
Randall In Augusta Chronicle.
The announcement, by authority,
that, up to a very recent date, the Con
gressional Record contained 400 pages
of snpprhps that were never delivered.
has led to a revival of information eon-H
cerningthe vicarious thunder of Con
gress. In the Senate, thre is seldom or
never an application to print speecfies
without previous deliver. The ordin
ary course is to write out lecture, read
it to empty seats, and in that way secure
its admission to the ttecord as a
"speech." Most of the Senators do this.
Our two Senators are afeongthe gen
uine orators, am. vuujs.nug cumiims
his speech to memory. So does, Mr.
Pendleton. Mr. Edmunds talks off
hand. Senator Vest is a genuine orator.
So is Mr. Thurman. Senator Eaton has
his manuscript before him, but is su-
Seriorto it. When Senator Jones, of
Fevada, reads his speeches on finance,
he is listened to with avjdity, because
it is generally understood that these ure
the production of his secretary, who is
an eminent political economist, and
who draws Jones' salary for furnishing
him with brains. Mr. Blaine generally
speaks without manuscript. He read
his beautiful eulogy on Zach Chandler.
Many of the Congressmen are like Sen
ator Jones, in that they pay for speech
es written for them. AVe know of one
man, a Senator, who paid as high as $500
for some statistical information which
he incorporated in his speech. There are
several men in Washington who make
a good living by writing speecnes ior
the Solons. One of the tribe savs they
are known shadily as "revisers ot man
uscripts," and he explains the mysteries
of the business in an entertaining way.
Even Garfield and Cox employ scholar
ly men to hunt up much they need, just
as M irabeau habitually did. Like Mira-
beau, too, they then breathe trie ureatu
of life inSthe mass before them. Most
of the members, however, are too lazy
to tret una sneech and employ other
nprsons to arranse matters ior mem
The loauacious reviser says: "As a rale,
the members who can make good
speeches if they take the
time, pay us better for such work than
those who cannot prepare a speecn
themselves, and consequently they can
not appreciate a good one when it is
fixed up tor them, une or tne most
prominent of the Southern members
gave me a speech to-day to illustrate.
He prepared it to be printed in the Re
cord for circulation in a certain por
tion of his district where there are a
great many Scotchmen. Now, all that
I have to do with that speech, is to
straighten out some of the sentences so
that it will read straight, and illustrate
it by profuse quotations from the
Scotch poets. It was a party speech,
strongly Democratic and dicussed na
tional views only. As I said before, it
is for circulation in his district. There
are others who employ revisers to look
over speeches and polish them up here
and there."
Some Congressmen have powerful as
sistance in their wives. Mrs. Cox is as
smart as "Sunset" himself and helps
him beyond expression in his corres
pondence, documents, etc. Mrs. Morrill
writes her husband's speeches, which
he delivers in a nasal drawl that no
man can endure. But the speech reads
remarkably well and shows uncommon
power. Ben Perley Poore and Donn
Piatt have been tamous -revisers, xuo
joke is told on the latter that he pre
pared at least a half dozen speeches for
Senators and members for the Fitz J ohn
Porter case against Gen. Porter, which
have not yet been denverea. w e pre
sume they have been paid for, as Donn
is a bad man to trifle' with and the
Capital is a thorn in the flesh to all re
calcitrant Congressmen. It is presuma
ble that Representative Downey wrote
his "pome" that was printed as a speech,
but this is not so certain. If Martin F.
Tupper lived in this country and hung
around Washington for a living, we
should doubt still more about Downey s
originality of sin or sense. Now and
then, it will do no harm to lift the cur
tain and show the people some of the
masquerades of the united wisdom at
Washington. Would to God that all
things there were as innocent as pub
lishing speeches never delivered and
living upon the brains of men who are
good enough to furnish Congressmen
with sense, but not good enough to be
Congressmen!
TO;!
ottir,
B IP IKp 31 3" &
4 .VA
iir .
WINE STIFF FELT HATS,
CABLE BRIM MANILLA HATS,
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED MACKINAW HATS.
We have the exclusive control of the above goods in this market, and hold them with
protection I o first class trade. Respectfully,
E. D. LATTA & BRO.
Aprill7,
OMHEIES
1 .
i it
i )'
THE BEST
ALL WOOL SUITS IN THE COUNTRY,
TEN STYLES TO SELEG' r
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM AT
" n Leading Clothieij and Tailors.
We call attention of tbe Wholesale Trade to the above Goods.
N. B. THE BEST WHITE SHIRT IN THE COUNTRY FOR $1.00
1851. TO THE TRADE. 1880.
Twenty-Nine Years Experience has Enabled the Old House of
TO PURCHASE
THIS SPRING THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
r1r Motions. Scc,
Ever offered to their customers,
learn our prices.
mar.3.
Nearly all bought before the recent advance in prices.
Respectfully,
Don't buy until you see and
ELLAS & COHEN.
SPRING -NOVELTIES.
OT
- h- -rn TvT l l r i v rr jtl vj - . -i- ,i ; ...... i .
UNEQUALED I ELEGANCE V STYLE..8r,BSASONABI;'PBI9ES.
E- The Public is Cordially Invited.
Np Trouble to Show Jjoem.
W. KAUFMAN & CO.
Book, mei
LIE
Haye3
Blaine
Morton
Brlstow
Coakling...
Hartrduft .
Jewell
Wheeler
Washbume
No. ot Votes.. .754 754 755 754
Nec tocholce..379 379 379 379
755
379
755
379
756
379
Tle Itabun iap Route.
TCnoxvllle Chronicle.
Messrs. H. W. Sibley, of New Y ork,
nrftsidp.nt. and G. J. Foreacre, of Geor-
. , .
Tribulations ot a.sStQr3r-TelIer.
Burdette.
"Once, over these boundless prairies,
the sad passenger said, "over tnese
prairies "They call them prumes
over in Indiana," the fat passenger saia.
"And down in Illinois," said the cross
nassencrer."thev call them 'perarries.
MiMncran " the brakeman
s;ud,wthey call them 'pairs. "And
down in Kentucky" the man on the
woodbox remarked, "they call tnem
nprnrs ' " WpIL anvhow. the saa pas
senger resumed, "once over these plains
.Vrt,i cairi rMirioa'hpfnr." said the
nassenser with the sandy goatee.-"Yes,
and sUrted a very profound philologi
cal discussion by it. well, once over
these verdant prairies " "The first
time.' said the , cross passenger ."you
said 'boundless prairies.' " "Well, then.
over these boundless prairies once
"Only once V" asked the tat passenger
Tne saa passenger signeu uui ncuiviu
"Once the painted Indian roamed
"What for?" croaked the woman who
talks bass. And the sad passenger went
into his shell, and said he would tell
that story yet it lie had to lure a nan to
tell it in.
A m assortment of Ladles', Mens', Btf 23 fo
ight for anywhere else. Aspleadia assonmeiww ,-. H r..v-".u. ! " - v,
mar26 - - , '-, - . j -s ,- ,
SCHIKF & fEIER,
11 I I i : ! -
lower . Drioes than they can re
outtos MB Children. Glre us c&ii.
ONE OS THE LAlB5TiiD BE'aSTEBKS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES IN THE STATE.
Close and 'Prompt Trade p9H'Y Invited,
11MT. tos'thb :pr ANfslW'W ji83LON G,S'
TO
-rrr-r 5i.r,u i-: j n . - : i imu aTstttraa warn pawMi, t
u knnm tA nxi further c6tanielit;
Tot sale aU leading grocers
uHTFRS' PIdNQS 1 ORGANS ! feSSr?
mwnw mm . - ; ,iinn v,Q
W J ww I . , p
this iWmt l.o Marvville. arrived' on the
11 o'clock train last night, and took
tbfi Arkin House. They will
uerhans remain in the city a aay oi
M. . . 1 t I . -.
two, and take a iook over uie mits
their new purchase.
How an Arab
Lady-self.
Perfumes Her-,
Bert made; Warranted Six Years. New Pianos,
n.-a sTrvaAM viKii unworn new uiKnui
Aier vkm v i iinwni. liiusu uiu
to2M iree. "Agents Wanted. Second Hand In
LCmente ktBlreains. HORACE WATERS & CO.,
82H, Broaaway, s . .
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
We will send our Electro Voltaic Belts and other
BMpans upon trial I for 30 days tjr those
nffAHnir Trnm xvurvuiu .acuiiiuji
PwalysTsbrany diseaseBof the Uwr.oiHaw
indmany other diseases. A sure cure Ruarante
ot nopay. Address VOLTAIC BELT CO.. M
ghail. Mien. .
as it
exca-
of
Gray's SpeciOc Medicine. CHEAPEST BOOK-STORE
rH ADE MARKThe Great KBg-TBADK MARK
lUUKCBieiJ.AU
nnf ailing ure
for seminaf t
' Weakness, Sper;: I
taatorrhea; ira-
potency, ano "
disease thai
follow, as
Reqnenee of seUj
BEFORE TAK1II Memory, Untyer-Anw lAJ'SiV
.l itude PHiStn Uie Back. Wnwewof
ln, Premature Old Age, and many iOttoer
that lead to Insaoitr or ConsumpUon, an a rr-.
mauire Gfaye. . . -.w-h
H particulars are in our ---v,.
LD. 175B7VJ New ana u:a aianuaru
X ruruHmAtit of Literature. Al-
INTHKWOB1
Works rn JSTO!
XT R'nd fiction' frer Immense inducements to
BookCluWanq upranes, YT.1 BTftS
8 Beekman Stopp.Fost Offlceework.
Tlie Stewart Grave Bobber.
ThP rumor is aerain renewed in New
Vr.t ir that nroceedintrs are likely to be
-- " r . - . ,V i
taken soon against tne men wno sune
t.ho hniiv nf the late A. T. Stewart. The
present storv is that an accomplice ha3
confessed, and that eight persons, whose
whereabouts are known to uetecuves,
have been indicted by the grand -jury.
it in tnt-thflr said that the repentant ac
complice is now dead, and that this fact
has increased the difficulties in the way
of the prosecution.
wr h in nammiiura n.m xii uui mrt"w ' .
we dfflire to send free by PL Jf?,?. 5f i
Sic!tic Medicine Is soldbf an I droggUts at 1 P
iwckage. or six packages ior so. ur "".JCLZXn
free by mall on receipt l"!
Sold In Chatte7wholesale and retail, by Dr.
0. gmlth and all drugglstt eterywhere. ; . ,:i ,
marO. d&wlr. '
rt DR. L&SGELLES1 EHGUSH
REMEDY.
t il I 1 tbe many so-called
' I I kJ I preparauona for, this dls-
JL M. nrii which onlr relieve
K.tho nHTit HRKM PKBMANKNTItYl
, Mdbaibeen endorsed la thU respeot orthfnP I
oam.h iw Vhh leadlnc medical authorities, In u-
w lV.'n ,r,,. T . t a fair teat 9
DEL LASCKLLE8 undertakes to send each suffer
ing iDDlicant a ifRKK package on their forwarding
ne anTPost Offlee address tohisSole Agenta
faaCaada, Messrs. SLOOJO).,
Nft. a ceaar du. new iui- 4..wt..
Mr. Bayard Ahead.
tv.o vnfinct far tiio irold-headed cane
i.Q nroaontMl tx the most popular can-
A:An fnr- Vrpir1nf,. at the Hahnemann
Hospital . fair, in JNew xwh,
frnWrlav fivftnincr. as followst Bayard
tRT firaritl3l. uiamo to, ouuiuuub h,
" i . m:l .5 o T O
Cl.oi-man 5 .IfiWKLL ...liiucu o, .f. o.
ThiT,a tt Sfitrmour 2. E. B. Washburne
3 so Mr. Bayard will .receive the cane
ana tne nonur ui ucug r
Sj William Baker.
Tn thp. floor' of the tent or hut,
mov chanftft to be. a small hole is
vated sumcienuy iaigc w wtiwm
common champagne bottle; a fire of.
chareoal or of simply glowing embers'13
m ade within the noie, into w men lub
woman about to be scented throws a
handful of drugs, biie ttven taKes on
the cloth or "tope" which forms her
ixrtA nrnnnlies naked over the
fumes, while she arranges her robe to
fall as a mantle trom ner necK to me
eround like a tent. She now begins to
perspire ireeiy iu tut; uu-ui wi,
the pores of the skin being thus opened
and moist, tne voiauie uu uum ?w
smoke of the burning perfumes is im-'
mediately absorbed, ay me unit; wi
the fire has expired the scenting process
is completed, and notn ner person auu
her robe are: redolent with incense,
with which they are so tnoroogniy im
pregnated that 1 have trequentiy smeiu
a party of women strongly' at full a
hundred yards distance when the wind
has been blowing from their direction.
US1C ,
I f If T K 1
IBSOLDTEW
M
: ABSOLTTEW 'f. lfl j iU.
STIIUITC MUSICAL MBfligt
.7Jiv.rf inMrumental Diuslft within
cisum; teN&oE,
v. mvQQh
MAYOR'S OJTJTIUJt, J1clil;
f?? .TTTzi..j i .j.rfw, thai 4her MUl
noitirin hi ballot, nela TO tne raw
reach of alL Sample copy
Xnceitt Of ST stamp.
CO., Pkimdtapbtepa..'
159 W(
fit Bfld
J, IL .8TOJJOA-B Jf
mntAfnlns
c. mailed to ttn7jraress
U SfcCoTao tiwf ait- tUtlaas?-
"OuStt
im
oC w
Kni aCh'
!af0resalIWctlowttierej LE3T,
nhkn be XeDt ote onl simcWwn tM8tMday
Maine.
SR777 ?r AddiissrP. O. VICKEBT, Augus-
ta, Maine. 1 ' ' '
TAMTHI' lorAdverttrs. W,
Jt cents. GEO. P. BOWE LL- Si CQii '
SCHOOL NOTICE.
I hare opetied a aihodliibt.: Bo
the ecboot jBaiMta :fagg
rlneer's lofcwn canucn, .atreet.
school to
To all who are sutremig rrom me errors auu ur
.;Bbys iaf '
iBar
r Liuiintk Trri object being W secure
. nni,oihi. Ainsoiftnatioa. in order ihat; In-
yable
prertoaatoaaldeleeUbDrH i do
registrars vtu wwtrovivra w
wrd No? T-F.'AMiJSinc:
tn T W WHiwnrt.h R .ft
1 --Ward No: ! B. g. Boyae
Ni a. il P., WarlnKa
J .M. Sima. Wn J?tel3P'
aopoinjt &s-
fl
r. Miller ana uaarw
BSgiatrara lowecsw.
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IDS for building monument at Klngi Jlsun-
tain wui De reeeivea up w uo fg j
KinedT was dlaoovered by a missionary In .boom
America. Send a self-addressed
; Rev. Josech T. Inman
apr ay eoaiyawi
8tationP, New. tvA Cltj I Soter, otMt. Qua ItoiuuarJBarweU 8prin
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serlpiion, of .wearing apparel cleaned,, enoyited
andchaiiged to any lo desired.
All Orders to be left for the present at , ,
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