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WILMINGTON, N. C-i SUNDA'Y .PRnInG, FEBRUARY
ESTABLISHED, 1851. i
25, 1877.
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THE TELEGOO.
The Content in Caucus.
TO GO ON OB NOT TO GO-
THAT IS THE QtJESTION.
Mi,TTE2Si AND -THINGS IN
CONGRESS.
V WiSSISSTW.
Wasbikotoit, Feb. 24 It seems to
hare been forgotten tuat there are two
retunu from Vermont. The highest
Democratic candidate of that 8ute
ks if tc!,r?,,M pf a so8t!!ateii-
FeeliDg among tho Democrats is be
coming more bitter.
Hocax cIahqn otfered a resolu
tion to Beet the Senate at 1 o'clock.
Wflaon offered a aubttitnte to meet
u$P nWb ,Awfi
Then Vance moved a Keen to Mon
day. .'J7'""? .1 .-'-.
Bnle4 oat of order.
A notion was mado to reconsider
Wilson's motion and to lay on the
mWClW object being to fiffibnater
till ptatU o,ktskvhea:iFiitfay, leg
islative (Jaj.ends, andf hen a motion
for a receai may then be entertained.
Julian o.Iadiaba.'lU' here to argue
the South CwUna (case , in behalf of
the Democrats a( 11:55. '
Dilatory qneetiont have failed and
maCal ipprUa Otegdo. wien a reoeu
will be taken to Monday.
The result of this morning' proceed
ing is considered favorable to Hayes'
inaagaratioa. " !: ' 1
Ithaa been found that Honors has
not fully complied with the subpoena
beennraerea and the committee will
waihheir arrival
There arenoepmmtteef in, session.
Ferry Is reported as denying having
duplicate returns from Vermont They
will, however, be called for when Ver
mont is reached. -It is-suspected that
Ferry fobbed the extra return.
In the House the motion of Mr. Cly
mer, one of the irreconciables, that the
IlAWUki I rWe tolO OlOc1 Mo'n
day, was defeated ayea 107, nays 132.
This was by a standing vote.
The yeas and nays are progressing
and thfjesn J1 beartfthe,
and twonours' debate on Oregon will
occur.
The second joint session is in pro
gress an 1 the ceitt to South ; Carolina
"A vote resulted 115 for to 156
against a reoeslj and debate and the
TOuntprograjses-..,,
, Lane, of Oregon, moved a recess to
Randall ruled he potion, oo,t of or
der, and debate was opened by Mr,
Lawrence, of Ohio, in favor bf susta n
ing the decision of the commission.
cnamoer at ia:xv, oargoni,coiorea, sud
mitted a resolution that the decision
of the smjsiiasu nposi ; the electoral
votf of the State, of Oregon sUnd as
the judgment of the Senate', objections
made thereto to the contrary notwith
riot
i A nn;Ai
Wm was oi
as opened by Mr. Kelly, of
Oregon, who denied that Watts waseli-
tstiiit Kitttmr
Diadwood, Feb. 24. A band of In-
diansatts,&S3eaUUKCify. Ahnn
d.ed shots were fired without damage
Coax, Feb. 21 O'Mahony's re
mains were brought from Queenstown
traUon was small
Buuir, Feb. 24. Herr Von Forck
enbeck h&s bectt' elected President of
the Eeichstag and Prince Hohenlhoe
Lftaqeuberg1 ' and1 ' ilerr' ' Hauffenlierg
Vice Piesidenta. ,
atna sirr rt-w t mpi
tm issx.
.$lTjx, Teb. 24. TbeSchr. M
K Donner, Weymouth, Mms for Ba-
Taonab; was ma down and lank by the
Brig tfariposa on Feb. 19thjat 36.40,
long. 74.11 The crew of the Donner
wm trr ; to.tlii prt by the Brig
Marv E. Pcnnell.
:
iksouri.
St. Loch, Feb. 24. Iglesias is here
enroute East. '' '
lousim.
Shskvepokt, Feb. 24. The Bell
Rowland, with 1,000 bales of cotton,
sunk in Swan Lake. The boat is a to
tal ios&ru No lossof life, fii V t i)
Night Reports.
rr WASHIJfiTOJf.
5 Washinoiok, ,; Feb., 24. Housn. '
At the end of the two hours the
Houses .re-assembled in joint session
and the tote of Oregon was counted
for Hayes and Wheeler.
Pennsylvania was next opened and
Springer and Tucker presented objec
tions. Tbey were signed by a sufficient
number of members autf Senators, and
allege a vacancy illegally filled by the
college.
The houses separated and a mo
tion for a recess to 10 o'clock Monday
was carried-Uyes 132 to 121.'
Skkatbv Mr. Conkling, who was
absent heretofore when, the question
of sustaining the decisions of the com
mission came op, said in the Oregon
case:. The State of Oregon intended to
appoint a Republican elector and the
peepte ' bf JOpegou Intended io eloot
a Republican, electa; and .voted for
Mr. Watts. . The commission had
given its decision and he disclaimed
any intention of alluding to any of the
reasons wbch prompted the decision
5f the commission, and believing that
the State of Oregon intended to ap
point ' Republican electors, he should
vote to sustain and affirm that inten
tion and the decision of the commission.
He was also opposed to impeding in
the slightest degree the operation of
theV decision of the 'Commission;;
and , on, the contrary he was
in favoT of aiding it and consummating
it at the , earliest practicable moment.
The decision was sustained by a party
vote. ' ' '
The Senate after a two hpurs de
bate 1 agreed to count the vote of
Pennsylvania without division, . '
J. B. Williams, Jr., of Mobile, Ala.,
testified before tho Senate" committee
on privileges and elections in regard
to the Chapel Hill Church fight in
Mississippi He laid the negroe did
the first firing, and that nogan was
fonr miles from the fight He is the
man that Outlaw said killed the negro
Chas. Curry, That Hilary Outlaw
was one of the ring leaders of all the
disturbances that , occurred during the
canvass in Oktebbeha county.
The House committee on approba
tions agreed to non-concur in subsidies
for New Orleans and Brazil, and Cali-
fornian and Chinrse mails. ..,, i
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Cokstakiisoph, Feb. 24. It is
said that a complete understanding
will ': be ; reached to-day between ' the
Porte and Servian envoys, the latter
having accepted the Turkish conditions
except those claiming equality. for
troopB in Servia1 and the right of the
Pdrte to be diplomatically represented
at Belgrade. Servia will be evacuated
by the Turkish troops ten days after
the conditions of peace are ratified. '
Lohdor, Feb. 24. A i special din
patch from Berlin to the ftU Matt
Gazttte says it is reported in wcll-w
formed circle that the Crar Will cer
tainly await the . Powers', reply to
PriaCe KirchcnarafT circular before
attacking Turkey. A Russian officer
just arrived from Kirchenagaff gives a
highly favorable account of tho Kus
sian army, but it is positively asserted
that Russia in no case will commence
hostilities before the 31st of Marsh.
t.:.-. ; State Kews. -
.Charlotte has organized 'a Chamber
M.fJommerce.' . '-.rii.m hw.
'"The meohanioa "of Charlotte have
bad a meeting to form an orgaoiza''.
Uoa lor toe. benefit of meouanios ip
waleity. . ,; )fi,,. ;,..., ,., ,. ,,,
The Charlotte Obterver learna that
ft Mr. Bnmfelt. who lives near South
Point, Gaaton county, and who wae
iboogkt to be cmzy, set fire to his
noose and burned bimseii in it, on
last Monday eight. . His wife barely
aospea wiin Uar life.,
Raleigh Nemi We' are told that
.Thursday night at Thomasvills. Vim
uvumm was uoiuk iiittrricu m mo nwi-
denoe of the bride s father te , Mhw
Forney. While Rev. J. W, Lewis was
performing the niarrlage ceremony,
tne tride tottered and without a mo
ment s warning fell dead. ; ."
' Miss Mary Anderson.' the yonng
acfrecs, whq recently played Juliet
at Ilia Opera House in this city.
meeta: with the . moat entbuaiastio
prawe from critic in every eitv to
f wnioa sue appears, y'- .p
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LOCAL HEWS.
s Oar tiu Delivery J.
Is ta .thc Jiaodd of lpLi John. K-
penuttna una be responsi
delivery of the paper. ' AH shortcom
ings should be reported to lint imme
diately, "j 'n -fT fr, .
..THB IUTABV
MeeUngto Perfect a PUte Org ui-
A meeting wa. btld fpjftatejgb on
Friday, bj TeppeBeatativea from the
different volunteer' military' organi
scions of the State 0 Oonsult with
the Adjutant General, and for other
purposes. - There Were present :
Johnstone Jones, Adjutant Gen
eral f H" q.i Flaner Cape '. km
Light AiiiUely' M. P. Tajlgr,''Cli
tan WilmisijttoB, iftht Infaotty, and
proxy for Gold two Rifle jud Or
ange Guards ; J. B. Smith. Captain.
LaFayrtte Light Infantryaad xy
for Independent Light Infantry ;
William Whitford, Captain Newborn
Qrayi ; O W. Alexander, Fir t Lieu
tnnt Cbailotte Greys, and proxy
tor Hoiflijbf.lleKl Hifljmebiijfi. J.
Hancock, Captain E'm City Rifle
men ; J. W. Gordon, Captain Whit
ing Rifles; J. W. Lee, Captain Ba
leigh Light Artillery; B. O. Manly,
Captain Raleigh Light Infantry.
On motion, Ad ju taut General
Jones was called, to the; ohair and
Capt. Manly waa requested to act as
Secretary;' i"f '" !
By request, the Adjutant General
rf-adabil) wbiob h bad drawn up
for the goveinment of the militia of
North Carolina! 1 ''w-.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
till 4 p-m.!.:, x . v- r.H.
Pursuant to adjonroment the meet
ing was balled to order at lptri..'
by the Adjutant General
Captain Hall j burton, of the Ro-
an Rifle Guards, presented himself
and took part in the consultation.
Tne Adjutant uenerai continued
the reading of the militia bill whiob,
after amendment, ha aaa rqoe ted
to submit it to the General Assem
bly for consideration. " '
; Tbe Adjutant General was arged
to equip forthwith the Cape Peat
Light Artillery, Captain - Planner
stating that Gov. Brogden bad It
or to commission Hi cnHoers.
On moon, a renowon of tbank)
to the Adjatant General and tne 8eo
retary 'of this meeting for courtesies
extended, was adopted.:,,. - i i, ,
' Oo motion', it wu resolved that an
ofliowi viait be ua4e to Gov.' Vanoe
at 7 p. m. ' ''! ' -
Ou motion, the meeting adjourn
ed. ' 1 : '! I
, Al 74 pi m.v,Uiii dolegstion waited
on 'OeV. J mad the Yarhrongb
House, whirft tliey were warly re
oeived. i The purposes of tbe meet-
log of tbe day wvro thorongbly dm-
cussvd, and Uie Gtwriior Very hear
tily approved the orgauiaation ot- all
the companies as contemplated, but
suggeeted.tbe "State Guard " as the
name instead of the " National
Guard." ' ".- -.i
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1 . 1 Fire Yesterday Morning. ;
' A franie bnildiDg ou Orange atreet
between Front and Second streets,
was disooyered to be on fir y ester
day morning about 4 o'clock.- It
Was . bcoOpied by " nlrs.", psnies, ' .a
widow lady.r. Mr., Daniels . was
Bsleep, but awoke to find the room
filled with smoke. 8h uprsog out
of ber bed and ran1 from tbe room.
Tbe fire department were quickly on
tbe spot but the ' hoase burnt like
tiuder.' Mrs. Daniels saved moist of
bet fujrnttnre.,' Tbe house was vain
ed at $300 add wssiownetl h'4lr.
L. Vollers.' It. Was insured for $250
in the iEtns, Company,' Mr.; I. C.
DeB'Set, Agent.. "
The supposition is that it was aet
on fir hV rati. (,!!.;, j
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- Market Report.;' .
The IJowiog. fstharaarket report
for the week ending yesteTaayi Num-
ber f carts iu market, 153; "number, of
beeves . slaughtered for' market, 39;
number of calve slaughtered for mar
ket, 6; number of hogs slaughtered for
market, 8.
,i Breaking Scbeal flows Windows.
' ' Friday afternoon, some one tbrew
a rock into the School room of Mr,
G. W. 'Jewett ab J broke one" of bis
windows. A colored boy,' Sambo
Luoas. bss been 1 arrested and will
appear before the Mayor on Monday
to answer the charge. ' f- ::?,
Iieggett. so well and favorably known.
HewiHjsM lorffheRN1'
n 1 S f I' tit I
superiuttffd &na be mDonsfble fof tl
THE COUHTS.
Mayer's Court.
Sambo XncajsJ throwing .atoses and
breakingrj CLW. t cwett's' school
room windows; continnfiC -1 ' w
Oscar Anderson, a seaman, disorder
ly conduct; find $5 and costs.
Salof Stevensea, a seaman, disorder
ly conduct; fid $5 and costs. ,
Pi?e parties were for obstructing
sidewalks were disposed of.
Several cases were continued.
f: O.Watfstrate's Court. .' ' i
Befor Justice Gardner: State' and
Henrietta Stone 'agabst Lizzie Mad
doxn peace arrant; defendant dis
missed. ,
TJ. 8. CommlsakHier'a Court.
: A. party was arraigned before U. S.
0omm1s8iobr Cassidey for Violating
the Internal Revenue law and bound
over, to .the, District ,Court under a
bond bf $200. ' ' ' " '
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Bobbery at St. James' Home.
We have before chronicled the depre
dations pf, rogues, on . this property,
owned by fet James' Church. Some
unprincipled scoundrel has stolen eve
ry cooking utensil in the kitchen, only
leaving the stove because it could not
be conveniently carried away, and oth
er necessary -artcles, including two
bibles and a, large dictionary. It is
difficult to say-'wbich is the worse, to
steal from such an institution as the
Home, or to take the Book that com
mands "Thou shalt not steal," by
stealth; "A few mornings since the
lady who has charge of the Home was
startled by the announcement of the
servant, who ' said that the evergreens
and flow bad been stolen from the
yard! V We, consider this one of the
most unparalleled specimens of heart
less, detestable'rbguery on record. The
Home is supported by the generosity of
t Jame congregation, and the chil-
ren of the parish who are unable to
obtain an education elsewhere! receive
both secular and religious instruction
there. ,'(- j , . ,; ..,.
We are assured that it is no easy
matter in times like these to keep np
the Home, and the midnight robber, if
his eye should fall on this paragraph,
should not only make every possible
reparation for his sin, but beg to be
allowed to keep one vt the bibles in or
der to .Warn bipw to do better jn the
future. . -r , ,
Yesterday officer Nick Carr went up
to the Home and 'examined the foot
prints of the scoundrel who dug up the
evergreens. His feet were in some way
deformed and his tracks different from
any others. Aided by this officer Carr
followed the footprints to the house of
a negro by the name of Henry. Boon.
He immediately ' procured a search
warrant and succeeded in finding the
kitchen tensils, which the cook at the
Home, identified 1 their .property.
Boon was arrested sad carried to jail.
Cnange f Captains. '
Capt. Joaeph Irish baa" been re-
mived. at bis request, from tbe
command of the Bevenne Cutter
Colfax, and Capt. Frank Ban appoin
ted in bis stead. ,
CITY CURRntCY.
rOold weather. '" ' : '"
. Eggs sold laat week at 12 een.
There bave been no interment .n
Oakdale Cemetery for four weeks.
There were six interments,: all of
which were adults, in Pino Forest
Cemetery last -week.. - -. r
Bishop Atkinson will give another
of his lectures on the Apostle's Creed
ibis evening at est. ram s unurcn.
f Mairiage lioenaes were issued by
tbe Register of Deeds to one white
and four colored oouple, last week.
The fine ohromo, "Rook of Ages,"
whiob was stolen from Mrj P. Heiu
berger's Book Store, op Friday, waa
iitolen by tbe aame negr who stole
Mr. GfloVP. Tflley's tvercoa't.1 He
offered it to several parties for, fifty
Cents, '.'n::.,,,,, :i.,;:rh " .
On his arrival Jin Philadelphia Rev.
8. Mendelsohn was waited on by the
President Of the largest Jewish temple
there, . Mr.t E. Wolf. Yesterday
preached at tbe Broad Street. Temple,
claimed to be the handsomest edifice
devoted .to religious worship in the
city, Doubtless the. gifted minister
gave sausiaction, as te docs nere.' ;
Initex to Mew Advertlscnienta.
. W. E. N. Sellers New meat store.
K. Artis--Barber, , ander Puroell
liOUSe. : i . :.r-...t :, ., .. . , ,
J. A. Springer Horse for sale. .".
A.' Weill, Agent Boys', men's, la
dies' and misses' shoes. , . . - .
George Myers Flonr, pickles, new
butter, crackers, apples, Boka tea. .
.J. C Munds ft Co.-Eureka Mill
papear toilet soaps, 4c. . . '
0. G. ' Parsley k Col Brunswick
VVHl
f P. Heinsberger Just received.
I Giles Liurohlson Collins' axes,
Suuday Servleea.
Worship in the various churches o
tho city to-day as follows i
St Paul's Evanir. Lutheran, comer of
Sixth and Market streets, Rev. G. I).
Bernheim pastor. German service at
11a. ii.; English service at 7J r. m.
Sunday School at 3 r. .; Christian
Association at 4 t. v.
First Baptist, corner 6f Market and
Fifth streets, Rev. James B. Taylor
pastor. Services at 11 a. v. aud 7 r.
m. Suuday School at 9 J o'clock i. m.
Second Baptist, on 6th between
Church and Castle streets. Services at
11 a. m and 7 p. v., by Rev. J. B.
Barlow.. Sunday School at ) r. .
First Presbyterian, corner Third and
Orange streets, Rev. Jos. R. Wilson,
D. D., pastor. Regular services at 11
a. m. and 7J r. m. Dr. Wilson will
continue his discourses on the Old
Testament characters at the evening
service.'
i Second Presbyterian, corner ot
Fourth and Campbell streets, Rev.' C.
M. Payne pastor. Services at 11 a. m.
and 7J r. m. Sabbath School and Bible
Class at 3 r. n. v . ."" ' -...
Front Street M. E. (South), corner
of Front and Walnut streets, Rev. j,
E. Mann pastor. Service every Sab
bath at 11 a. ii and 1 r. x. Sabbath
School at 3 r. u.
St Paul's (Episco'pal),5 corner of
Fourth and Orange streets. . Services
at 11 a. m. and 7 r. u. Sunday School
at 3i'r, m. Itev. T. M. Ambler
rector. Seats free.
First Congregational. ' Services eve
ry Sunday in Academy Hall, corner of
Seventh and Nun streets, at 11 a. m.
and 8 r. m. Sunday School at 3 p. n.
Seamen's Bethel, on Dock between
Front and Water streets. Rev. J. L.
Keen, chaplain. Services at 11 a. m
1st Sunday in Lent, Feb. 25, 1877.
S. James' Parish Celebration 8 a.
m.; morning prayer 11 a. ' m.; Sunday
school 3 p. ni. evening prayer 4 j p. m.
Daily service Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 7 a. m.; and 5 p.
m,; qo 1 Wednesday and i Friday aV frt
aVBa. il. Ui'u Hifc'i
St. John's (Episcopal), corner Third
and Red Cross Btreets, Rev. George
Patterson rector, Feb. 25 Second
Sunday in Lent. Celebration at 7J a.
m.; Morning Prayer at II am.j Even
ing Prayer at 7 p. m; Sunday School
at 3 p. m.
St lbomaa Uatnolic, iJoclt street,
between Seconof and third strcft.
Morning Services at 7 and 10 a. m.
Vespers at 7J r. m. Sunday School at
H a. M.
Fifth Street Methodist E. (South);
situated on Fifth, between Nun and
Church streets, Rev. J. M. Rhodes
pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 j p. m.
Sabbath School at 9J a. k. j k '.
i :
t Quarterly Meetings.
Rev. W,. 8. Black. Presiiling EU
?er for this Distriot of the M. E.
)huroti, announces bis first round of
appointments as follows :
Topsail, at Unioa f ob. 24, 25
Cokeebnry a :d Uobavie
Mission, at Hairs 1 war. j 8, 4
Kenataville, at Kenans-
vilie Mar. 10. 11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HORSE FOB SALE !
GOOD 80yNP HORSE !
At Coal and Wood Yard of
feb25-Jw J. A. SPRINGER.
NEW MEAT STORE !
I TAKE GREAT PLEA8UEE IV An
nouncing to my friends anil the Public
generally that 1 .have opened a Mew
meat more on uie eonuw or Fourth and
Mulberry streets, where I will sell the
choicest Meats at the Lowest prices. I
will also have on hand on Tuesday next
a good supply of Fresh New River
vyuersi ah ak is a trial. , . , ...
fstao-tr vr tv. e.n. sellers.
Eureka Mills Paper.
I AAA Sheets in a packake at only
lVvV twenty-nve ceuts.
MUk Magnesia; Congress Water.
Complete stock of Patent Medicines.
For sale hy JAMES C. MUND8,
ioilet Soaps,
TJlorida and Violet Watera.
X; Atkinson, Lewo A Lubin's Extracts,
... ! i wnn a ran line oi pure j ,, r j
JAMES C. MUNDS & CO,,
feb2MfJ , Third St., opp. City Hall.
ISM BRUNSWICK COLRT
Steamer "J. S. TJNDEBIIILL"
" 1 will run Daily, ' leaving
Wilmington '. ! -' - at s.5m,
Bmithvule
at 330 p. m
. feb25tf
O.G. PARSLET&CO.
BY STEAMER.
Motto and Photo. Frames.
, . ALL SIZES. ,
Fatiepartonts. Steroscopes 4s Views
. ALSO lf BLIOANT ASSORIMKNT '. '
FANCY STATIONERY-
feb lS-tf G. W. YATES, Bookseller.
NEW ADTKBTISmm .
''Salislaclifli GiMlEEl"
"S.1MWX Gl'IRffiEED."
Hearing Sals !
or
Boys', Men's, Ladies'
and Misses'
SHOES!
Having bought the entire Stock of
Shoes from C. A Price, -we
J ; ..will offer them at
To be found at the old stand of
A. WEILL,
AGENT, .V -r
No. 17 Market Street.
feb 24-tf ., , .
GEO. MYERS.
11 and 13 Houtfl Front Street.
QFFERS PLANTA GENET,
PATENT PROCESS, ; EMPIRE AND
GILT EDGE FLOUfi
, At astouiahlng tow prices. '
l. ,!.V. t It '"j ' , 1
50
PAILS THOSE
Elegant Pickles,
CHOW i CHOW
; : AND MIXED, ,
JQQ PAILS SOLD IK SIX WEEKS.
DELICATE MILK -AND
CRRAM CKACKMts !
Best In the State at f 1 per box,' ''
50 BARRELS; APPLES,
NKBUTTER,
500 CASES OF
FANCY GROCERIES.
TUB B0KA TKA ::
Ii half pound boxes, only 75 cents per
. pound; the cheapest and beat II Tea
.-.-j is in the market, i
A BLENDING 0F OOLON0, IMPERIAL
hrr' AND JAPAN. .; 'Z
, i For Sale only by ! , .
GEO; MYERS'.
feb25-tf ', V, A.'",'.' ,
AXES! AXES!
GOLLINS' AXES1. EVERY AXE
WARRANTED, and if not cnod in
evry respect can be returned, we alo
nil a cheap Axe. Broad Axes, tirubb
Uoes, X Cut Saws, &u. All for saleby
GILES & MURCHISON .
feb V New Ilardwar Stora.
E.ARTIS,
IASIIIOJABLE BARBER, ' '
1 Front Street, under Pnreell House,
Wilmington, N. C
' Hair CnUlnjf, Sbsvine and Sliauipooing.
dons in the bluest style of tli art. ; :
Attentive aud polite Barbers always
ready to wtflt uiwh customers. ' ; j
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IISCELUXEOrS.
EO
AT
PJRICES TO
miv
1TEWEST STYLES
OF
NECK WEAR,
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IXCHANCe CORNER.
feb ii tf ' ' -r
OF
mm DiiiDio
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PROF. CHITTENDEN,
of'Yale College, eays he has 'ex-'
amined the different BubsUri' I
ces from which it ia mam . il
ufactured, and can .
WIULY SAY'
that it is only of such material '
as are known to
REACT FAVORABLY
, on the ey stein. ' - :
"FINEST TOMC OR STR0MAC1I BHERS
In the
J)
Old or New; World."
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. I Uyers k
n
8 and t North I'reut St.:.
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BAKER'S OIIO OOLATE.
IMPORTED OT ' POWDER
GORDON k DITWORTHU
TAMARinDQ.
FRESH GOODS,
' i' -. .-if .;;- i'.-.Vr iH'j-i'i.
Domestic and ' '
. ,:)m i ? Imported.
. 5 4 1 North Front Street.
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