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WILHINGTONi N.? TUESDAY; APEIL ,28
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1874
NO. -292
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CITY ITEMS.
.nis will clo.so from tUis date as fol-
nMirt,ur:'a'lsht) mails I M
t.r.ni2li& (tlay) mailsJi A M
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. . , vnir.il IWilway mails - A M
'r".'vitle-S;iturihy ansl Tuc!ay A M
ville river, Monlay & rriday.,1 V M
t,V r.Mil"'bvvralina Antral ltoil-
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Onirt, House, ihorsc rnuu) fc
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A M
," u : i vt-i"d from 7 a :n t 7 p , and on
"" in , iHce oicn from S a m t. 12 in, anU
A' J. VI " onler on Register
ment open mine -s stamp oilicc-
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Hours for opening and closing Wil-.nn-ton-
Library As.iociation Heading
IVU AT
o clocK a m, iu a viwiv A. .
3 o'clock i m, to (i o'clock p m.
7.1. o'clock p ni, to 10 o'clock, p in.
!;.rn: carrier boys are not author
fl to .-oil copie-s of the Post.
Xni.lKRiaN hits charge of! our city
. . . t i i 1 1
r- nhition, ana is autnorizcu w wm-w
s lnc therefor. . ,
L .mi x Service, U. H. Arniy
Heiort. -Weathei
)rsnavr.ur!?OFKiCK,
JS. IS7I. I
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OTTO SCHUTZK,
Observer, U.
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t. sfummpkk. suitahle for wrap
j.in-"papcr, in packages of iiily, forsalc
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ll UN- 'Miivv.
h should have hcen W. (. heppard,
NPtcttd of W.'O. Skipper, as stated by
,, voterday, who was elected Foreman
,j "the Willard Fire Company.
Mil
Wk should not hesitate to recommend
t ;lnv friend of ours Varans' Fupga
tivo Pills they ;lrc cientilically pre-j-ari-i.
an-1 are adapted to all the pur-p.H-
of a jrood purgative medicine.
, i.lnlly the best remedy that ha
,. ; ln.rndicovcrel for the rheuma-,--Mvoolcu,orstitfjointHesh
wounds,
prain, bruises, eut-s and burns, is
Mucous AniKlvnc Liniment." We use
i. ami always reemiuend
ri. n-K :lr -
it to oilr
dGt-wit
biK'.ii n v. A burglar, supposed lo
Uf ..i white man, entered the rc?i lence
I . w-.,it..- Kiirlfir.r on (Jhurch,
ftween Scco!il and Third streets,
bout 1 o'clock. Sunday morning, and
jaecded ill abstracting $1 20 iti cur
mi v. from a vest pocket, before any
f the occupants of the sleeping room
rl'ro aware of the presence of a burglar.
However. Mrs. Furlong awoke, and
tailing to her husband, who awoke,
jut in time to catch a glimpse of the
jun.lrc!, , who- was making rapid
Mri'le.- up the street.
K! ,,v 'Phcre are two white ladies
l.Miig on Bladen between Eighth and
X mh streets- who arc in very indigent
vi-cumstances, and actually suffering
v the necessaries of life. One of them
Mil invalid and" cannot assist her sis
H who has to work both day and
ii 'ht, to procure means to sustain her
mit and suffering sister.
The Sisters of Mercy a soon as they
'Si covered it, promptly went" to their
ii and assistance, and bestowed upon
n -ueh nourishment"' as they re
:iicd. In this connection we would
" iie thaa white man who is, very
"Me. and scarcely able to walk, stop
id at their'hut a day or two ago, be--vchiiig
tliem to takev him in and
''IniinitcLto him, and the ladies know
what it was to suffer cold and hun--t-r.
kindly opened their sympathetic
hcariN and admitted him within their
dwelling-, where he now lies, also in a
Hiy 1 ad state of health, with no means
Support.
Vet after all this has been told, we
avo till something else to communi
Jtis this, some ilccit, or one of
tin devil'?, imps, made an attempt On
Sunday night last to enter their dweil
for the purpose of robbery, but
''rtiinatoly the sick man being aroused
)Y the noise, coughed, which caused
!W uueal to drop the window sash and
tike to his heels.
Nurdy this is a subject that requires
and earnest perusal, likewise
i-
r-reifyt action uion the part of our
Wizens, and we trust that this appeal,
coming as it does through one of their
neighbors, will be heard, and attended
IiitKEZY and( dusty topdaj. .
Superior Court has adjourned until
10 o'clock to-morrow inorningJ 1
The "Hose Rrigade" did good ser
vice to-day, in laying the jduet ;
Emekejt communication of
John's Lodge, I this' evening, at 7 j
'clock. j . ; -v ,j --''ii
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Mr. J. N. Ceixey, wa drowned in
Lumber river, about four " niile from
Fair Bluff, on Sunday last.)
The members of theH Produce Ex
change held a meetingj this morning
to -take into consideration t the, use o
petroleum barrels for spirits. '
KoriERT Martin riequef ts us to' state
that the reporfof his being up before
the Mayor, on yesterday, jfor chorderlyj
conduct, is a mistake. 11
The steamers Emma Punn and
James T. Easton, in tow of the steam
dredge, arrived in safety at Beaufort on
Sundav night last, i ! j . ;
; Oxe of the machines, in running to
the fire last night, broke two of the flag
stones at the crossing, northeast'eorner
of Second and Princess I streets.; We
believe that there is an Ordinance pro
hibiting the running on the pavements!
in case of a fire. ,
Palace of Industry;.-
The enter
the Opera
s fair to be
tain m en t to be given at
House to-morrow night bid
the most magnificent of jthe kind that
has ever taken place in our city. By
7 o'clock yesterday, nearly all of the
choice seats had ber" becured. We
do trust that a rousing house will greet
them. I
IJev. Mr. Miecurn. M a collection
taifeu up at Front Street M. E. Church,
on Sunday nighl last, for the benefit of
this eloquent divine, the bum of sixty
one dollars and fifteen ctsj was realized.
Mr. Milburn will : lecture in Kaleigh
this week, and we recommend! him as
one of the best orators in our country.
We trust that he will again visit our
city. -j . ,
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Eeected. We notice the names of
Mayor W. P.- Canaday, 3Iaj. J. If.
Engelhard, of the Journal, and W.H..
Bernard, Esq., of the Mar, among the
Special Agents for the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ii
this State. Oh ye hard hekirted, beware
how ye twht the narrative end of the
donkey in the future ! I
Magistrate's CouRT.-j-Before jus
tice Gardner to-day: j I
Ellen Green vs. James Nixon,! case
dismissed at complainants' cosS, and de
fendant discharged.
State vs. Fanny Simpson, case dis
missed at complainants cost.
State vs. Fanny Simpsorij not guilty.
Case dismissed at complainants cost.
State vs. James Nixon, (guilty. l)isw
charged on payment of coits" f
Ellen Green vs. Fanny fempson, dd
fencfant discharged, and case dismissed
at complainant's cost.
The Mystery Solved! 4 n the&r
of the 2 2d, Bro. Muse tells his readers
of a mystery concerning two boxes, one
marked to Winnsboro, . C, and the
other to Ridgeway, N. G., and one of
them was said to have contained seve
ral pairs of shoes.: He ihen goes on
to say "there is evidently food for ji
first class item if we only kbew thchisto
tory of those boxes. Who can elighten
us?" Now as : we are o an obliging
disposition and always ready to confer
a favor upon a friend and 1 neighbor, wje
propose to enlighten Bro. Muse, like
wise his readers, relative to this shoe
mystery. It is a flong jtory, but we
trust our rciidcrs will bear it patiently,
for, remember that everything must
have an end. Well, a friend, who bwicf
being an office tdls.us thatrue W f
containing shoes tdere stolen from Union
Depot, some weeks ago, and after some
days they were discovered, in the woods
IlMr iTilton one of the boxes contain
near JllllOH, UliV. v , , (, ,
ing several pairs of shoes, which were
immediately recked and forwarded to
Wi M. Nelson, Winnsboro i
So this ends the "mystery, and ' otlr
narrative has come-to an eifd. But be
fore closing wc wonld state that jone
shoe, which exactly corresponded fcj an
1,1 hoe Mr. Nelson received with the
hot, was found in the rcdebce of .onf
Suo Mason, .which may add another
Mayor's Court
His Honor WS TP, CAjTADAYrMaybr,
::?presiding:,
Only one. case disposed of this mornti
ing. j p , r'f J . i . ;
t . Daniel Williams, lor disorderly con
duct! fined $10 and costs, or 20 dayron
the streets.
DR. Wright, the city physician,
visited the guard house to-day, to ex
amine the prisoners. t I
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TilE Fire Last Night A fire broke
out last last iiight about 9 o'clock, irfa.
iw,in a second tory building, oh
the north side11 offMarkct, between
Froiit'ani SeidstrVetsCl The firede-
partment were quickly at the sceney but
theirj services wero not brought into re
quisition as the flame? were soon ex
tinguished by parties in that locality,
whojmad free use of buckets of water.
The damage is very slight, not amount
ing to more than one hundred dollars.
CoImplaint. A citizen has request
ed uS to call attention1, to the filthy
nnrlitiftii of thfl STUttcrS Oil North
w.v-wv-- - o y
Watr street, particularly is this .thje
case opposite the establishment of
Messrs. Willard Brc4 where such a
stench arises from the piles of trash
and mud allowed to accumulate there,
that one can hardly pass. There are
pileslof trash that have been lying on
thisstreet for weeks, and which atten
tion ! has been called to through the
Post, and yet it remains. We hope
that this complaint will be 'heeded at
once. ; -
Ti
e Odd Fellows' Anniversary.
After the parade, yesterday afternoon,
the members oif Orion and Cape Fear
Lodges, assembled at the Lodge Room
at 8 o'clock, when addresses were de
livered by Past Grand Masters W. J.
Yopp and W. L. Smithj and Past Grand
Treasurer K. J. Jones, Past Grand G.
M. 'Altaffer, Rev. Jasl S. Keen, Jr.,
Chaplain of Cape Fear Lodge, and
Warclen W. II. Gcrkeh. During the
intermission between the addresses, ex
cellent music wa discoursed by several
ladies and gentlemen, who kindly ten
dered their services
At the conclusion of the exercises;
abdut 10 o'clock, the members, with
theirjwives!and"sweethearts," adjourn
ed to ;the Temperance Hall below, and
"tripbed it to the light fantastic toe, until
the we sina hours of morn." This closed
one of the most pleasant and joyous
occaibns known in the annals of Odtl
Fellojwship
,W0 return thanks to the Committee
for an invitation to be' present on the
said occasion.
Lovers' Proverbs.
Love knows hidden patlis.
Love makes labor light.
Loye makes time pass away, and
time biakes love pass away.
Love me little, love me long.
Ami mio ten pcu, mats, continue Love
me little, but keep it up. n
. Loye one that does not love you. an
swer I one Jthat does not call you, and
you will run a fruitless race.
Love others; well, but love thyself the
most give good lor good, but not to
thinej own cost
Love rules his kingdom without a
sword. s .
Love subdues everything except, the
felonfs hearL . J
X,oVe t'cachfes asses to dance.
Love, kfiavery and necessity make
men good orators. j
Loye, thieves and fear male ghosts:
Love, without return, is like a ques
tion without an answrer.
Loye your friend with his faults.
Love your neighbor, but don't pull
down! the fence. . I " .
Lovers'' purses are tied with cobwebs.
LoVers quarrels are love redoubled.
Lovers think others have no eyes.
Lovers anger is fuel to love. j
Love-merchandise is jealousy and
broken faith.
Lover-plant : must be watered with
tears1 And tended with care.
Loving and singing are not to be
forced. J. ,
tiQve and pride stock
, Love, being jealous,
Bedlam,
makes a good-
bye look a squint. j
Love comes in at the door and goes
out at the window. .
Love does much, hut money docs
more. I- 1; ' . I ,
Lbve is alsweet tyranny, because the
lover! endureth his tornfent willingly5.
' Love is the touchstone of virtue.
Love is the loadstone of love. .
Lcjve is without prudence, and anger
without counsels. j .
Sweetheart and honey-bird keep no
hours. j ! -iA ,
t Lcjve will creep when it cannot go.
I Wedlock is a padlock.
. , ; -I ' i; 'I
O, I bother cremation! We have to
earn our living and we . don t want to
be compelled to urn our dead. - ;
IATE5T BT; TE l-EGRAPH,
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WASHINGTON.
: WASHrToA April 28.
I f le'oUowuig'-'.dispatch'wasp jrecived
herei to-day c if j U,n ij
j , : ? f l LiTTiaE Eock, Aiil 27k
To J.S. Graot, President:
Ori the 19th day of this .month, as
Governor of this State, I tteTegraphed to
you jthat there ? was an armed insurrec
tion here against the legal Government
of tihis Sta'e and made a f requisition
upon yoii fqtjLdj to suppress it, and to
prevenT domestic violence, i I have just
now Ibeen advised y you but -iever :-rc
tjeitfi,thV redtifeitidnV' I' now take
occasion to say that an, armed insurrec
tion exists in this . State against i the
lawfully' constituted authority thereof,
and frs the Legislature cannot meet un
til the 11th day of. May, I ; call., upon
yon
,;- - ! E. Baxter, '
Governor of" Arkansas'.'
similar call' : had , previously been
received from Brooks, claiming to be
Governor, and two attorneys for his
reliejf reached here yesterday 'jto urge a
compliance with the call. ; ,
Fitve attorneys despatched by Baxter
will fcoon arrive on a like errand, in his
interest.
The question as to who is the actual
Governor will be presented to the Pres
ident for hid decision unless some other
mod4 of settlement shall intervene be
fore the matter is formally taken up for
Executive consideration. 1
Since yesterday forenoon not more
than
fifty depositors or small amounts
have
applied tojthe Freedman's' Savings
Bank for the withdrawal ofi their funds.
In all other respects business is pro
gressing as usual. w j ? ;
Tbje House has appropriated; $i),UO0
to- pJurchase -rations for the distressed
ft- j !' i
people suffering from, the, overflow of
the lower Mississippi. jjv jf ,tv
The Judiciary committee has been
authorized to take testimony looking to
the Impeachment of Judge Story, of
Arkansas. ; . - j . ' :
Injthe Senate, Mr. Alcorn presented
the mchiorial of the State Grange of
Missfssippi in favor of the Fort St.
Phillip canal. Referred to the com
mittee on commerce; i
ARKANSAS
Little Rock, April 28.
Th'ei-p is no material, chance. The
Baxterftes have got a sixty-four poun
der gun planted at the corner of Mark
ham 1 and Scott streets. Both parties
are expecting reinforcements, and have
both telegraphed to the President re
garding the situation; !
Fifteen citizens of Boughton followed
the Worse thieves to fight, t One citizen
and three thieves were killed. !
LOUISIANA
, Baton Rouge j AjirU 28.
There are three hundred families in
this parish homeless. ! if'
5 New Orleans, April 28.
Two hundred dollars from Savannah
have reached the Relief Committee.
Advices from Teche county are dis
couraging, i '
Thje Government supplies have ar
rived ' i ' A ...
PENNSYLVANIA.
Shenandoah April zb.
Tlic severe wind and rain storm of
Sunday has been followed by a heavy
snow
storm tO"day, which still contih
It is now two inches deep.
ues.
NEW YORK.
New VorkS April 28.
There has been. a slight fall rof snow
if
it is raining now.
MASSACHUSETTS.
j ! . Boston, April 28.
1 COntriOUIlons iiave leatucu fou,uw.
' ' . -t l J.U 1 iiQ fifUi
CABLB DISPATCHES.
ENGLAND.
j j, ; ,j :-Lqxdon April 2S. ,
In the House of Cosunons the Home
Sefcrvtary iniroduced a, bill almending
and considerably ameliorating the
licensing act. It fixes the .closing hour
of public houses half kin hour later at
, -:ii,4. . 1 1 1 j '?
IS.
Raleigh had a lo fire last jFriday
night. "
The tJ. S. District Court is in session
in Newborn. i
Raleigh jewelers keep watches Nvhich
arejleft for repairs 35 years, waiting for
the owner to. turn up arid claim the pro
perty. . ; :'!( : ! (; 1 ; ' - -
,Thet . jfehgerpiya: "We learn that
the j store of - ptsilX Whitaker, at Foun
tain Hill, ;Oreejie i county, was totally
destroyed ty fire 'on'tlie niht of the
I8il iostantj,fTherfr an insrxranca
,of $80& oniiiUo. pK)pei:i4estr)yed-'
Ve ctid not Fear n the origin of the fire."
The' JY7f says : The Board of City
Commissioners yesterday voted to allow
the grounds of the State Agricultural
Society to be mortgaged for an; addi
tional sum of $10,000, in-order to allow
the managers of the affairs of the So
ciety to take up its floating indebted
ness. It is thought this will relieve the
Society of every financial embarrass
ment under which it may be laboring.
The officers1 of the Society are ma
king every endeavor to have a Fair un
surpassed by any hitherto heh in the
State, and the indications at present are
that they will meet; with even greater
success than obtained last Fall.; The
grounds will be in thorough condition,
the buildings will be thoroughly t com
pleted, and the Society, have a, Fair
Ground costing some $00,000, which
will be wholly paid for, in five years,
apd North Carolina Can boast of grounds
unsurpassed by but few others in the
country.
WAIFS.
Two heads are better: than onfe-
-es-
pecially in a brrel.
A Newr York dentist. gives a premium
chromo for every tooth he draws. J
Mr. Barnum has offered one thousand
dollars for the "nineteen bricks."
Alonzo Dante Arnold Butler is the
name of an Illinois poet of the? crusade.
A Georgia editor was bitten by a dog,
"being evidently mistaken for a bone."
'The Brooklyn "Argus is of opinion
tkat a kind word will always go fur
ther than a flat iron. '
. Advertisements printed in Chinese
characters are beginning to appear in
the California papers.
The editor of the New Berlin Gazette
wants to trade his Midland stock for an
old setting hen.
A Western paper announces the death
of a lady celebrated for the "purity of
her character and complexion."
The Stars. -
Here is a beautiful thought f
Thomas Carlylc : "When I gaze into
the stars, they look down upon me with
pity from their serene and silent space,
like eyes glistening with tears, over the
little lot of men. Thousands of gener
ations all as noisy as our own, have
been swallowed np by time, and there
remains no record of .them any more,
yet Arctnrus and Orion, Sirius and the
Pleiades, are still shining in their
courses, clear and young as when the
shepherd first noted them fro in the plain
of Shinar ! What shadows we are, and
what shadows we pursue !"
As a travelling party were riding
through Palestine the attention of a
certain .American was called to tne re
puted seat of Moses' tomb. "Moses
who?" says Jonathaii. "Why the great
Moses wlioi led the Childrenof Israel
through the desert for forty years."
"How far is that?" "Three hundred
miles, maybe." LTpon which the Amer
ican remarked : "The ' Chjcagq and
Northwestern would have taken 'era
through, I guess, in eight hours."
St. John's; Lodge, No. 1 F. & A. ML
E
MERGENT cvjznmuiifration this (Tucs-
Aky) evening at o'clock, for work in the
fcjecond degree.
By order of the W. M.
JAMES, iJIDSDS, Secy.
Bt. John'MjHall, April 28, 1874 it
'xcisx i lost :
IETVEEN Boncy Hrid-?e and Hilton, an
JL ACCOUNT JJOOKof no value to any
one except i the owner. A liberal reward
will bepaidfcur its rctnrn to
; THLS OFFICE,
april C7-2I-2t '
General Collection Aseney,
SPECIAL
ATTENTION PAID Td CUl
O lectin;
nls and claims of all kind, by
ordinary collection, or by process of law
when necessary. 5
Ej eelm&itk under Ion d lorl and Tcaan t
Aci;.tilingLJensoii Heal and FerHonal 1'ropn
erty tinder the Mechanic's Lien Law and
collecting d ;bts in the county will have
prompt and earemi attention.
u 1 : J 1 1 ' i fl . 1
I , r. . J. J. CiVSsIDEY,
si . 1" Jfnsf i.- rtf ih Pear. Ait. 1
Oflice ou
House.
rrince$s stree);f.nqar the Court
april 27 :
STATE
NEW ADFEamSElIENTS;
The Palace oi Industry.
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JUyENILE OPERA, BY OVER, ONE
Hundred Ladles, Gentlemen and Children,
j i i V-
will be performed atlhe OrER A HOUSE on
' ' ! - i - r .
next ; j '
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 20th inst.,
weather permitting. 'Doors open To ctock;
performance to commence at 8.
Admission: Dress Circle and drehcsUa
Chairs, SScts.; Tarquette Circle, ."V)cU. No
extra price; for reserved seats.
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FOUrSOLIClTOBi
Wf. E ARE requested to announce that
ft n;nwAHn cantavkll, the f pj-esent
Incumbent, is a candidate for Solicitor of
this Judicial Districts subject to' the action
of the Republican Judicial Nominating
Convention when called. j . f
april 16 tf ,
PAtM LEAF HATS,
PANAMA'S 1
LEG HORN,
f ; WHITE CANTON
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: ymi : '
IMC en slucL Boys
' JtN GliEAT VARIETY,! .
Received this morning by
MUNSON & CO.,
. City Clotiu itr.,
ajr 21 North Front Street. ...
i . LADIES, ' '. '
YUU ATTENTION IS E8PE(jALIA
invited to our large and varied block f
. S3? 11' I 1ST ci
mnmi siillinery,
7
Wliicli will be tiofil iieap.
FOR OAS II ONJLV.
l'RICL.S TO oUIT crfoTOMElls. ;
EVANS BLOCK, j
I'rincess Street, near FronJ. j
april 17 tf .' j
MAYOR'S ..OFFICE;
CITY OF" WILMINGTON,
April 18th, 1871.
piioroSALri will be received at tlyr JJayv
or's Oilicc until , i
12 Q'CLOCkVMAY lr, bsn, 1
for the PAVING cf SIDEWALKS oh Front
street, between Dock and Nun KtrcclMol
1 r I
bricks, known as Eastern Clinker.
Bonds required for completion of con
tract. W. P. CANADAY.
t Mayor.
aprlS-td. Star and Journal copy Id.
THE
-TILE E&T liUTTEE IN
WORLD."
THE
f E aire now prepare! to furnlsli this
"Choice" Butter to the famll trade.
" . ' ' . ! ' '
EVERY PACKAGE STAMPED.
Received fresh every week, direct from
our Orange county dairy. I
'33UY ONLY THE IJEbT ' !
For sale only by
april 21
I
GEO. MYERS
NEW AND FKESIIT.
i
QOODS
EVERY WEEK
IM PORTED CANNED GOODrt
Try the
At
april 21
N i
GEO. MY ERfcf.
WnRODDEN l)OW'," By C. J. Kewby ;
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"The HiUden Sin," 4,Nino-Thrce," b OulUfi
'Colonet Dacre ""No Intcntlonii,?1TldDca
Redux,'! "The Blue Ribbon, 'Lottie l)as-
! '' . i ! ! .
ling," "Young Brown," "Victor's Triumph'
"Down the River," a tale of tlie Cane Fear ;
"The I4ntatcacli,' "Hints and Hclaa In.
raslorai; Theology' boy Win
n.S. H
tirnmvr.
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D. D., LL. D. t -
HElN&BEUGEIUt,
Li ve Book and 11 ukIcI st or .
qpr"1tf
Moxavt Saloon,
2f o . 1, Gran ito It t v .
1 South Fijojct Strkct. " i , 1 1
GERKEN & HAAR, Proprietors, .
1 i The. best of
Lipors, Wines, Cigars, Lastr. Beer,:
' And ALES alway ou baud.! OYSTEKH-; ;
served every tyic A. rcspecuui. lnviution
is exieuaea wau.
feblllm
REMEMBER
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