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- -. THIS PAPER published every afternoon, Sundays ex cepted by JOSH. T. JAMES, EDITOR AND PROPRIKTOR. SUBSCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID. One year, $5 00 Six months, $2 50 ; Three months, $1 25 ; One month, 50 cents. The papers will be delivered by carriers, ree of charge, in any part of the city, at the bove rates, or 13 cents per week. Advertising rates low and liberal jjaer Subscribers will please report any and ;i failures to receive their papers regularly. Now Advertisements, MMiUif n riirh am m m. m i .am mm mm mm Brown & Roddick, 45 ICAB.ItlST ST. Wk DES1UE TO ANNOUNCE THE arrival of our O F Dry Goods. Every Department Replete with the Novelties of the Season- We feel everv confidence in stating that at NO TIME in thl HISTROY of DRY GOODS have tbey EVER been offered at KUCU LOW PKICES. It is morally impossible to enumerate or .rive even a fair idea of the Variety of oub Stock through this medium. A visit to our establishment only can cover that ground. We take great pleasure at ALL TIMES in showing our stock or comparing prices with ANY House in the country. We submit the following list of prices for this week ; Mack Silk for Trimmings and Linings, G5c per yard. liLMr narfmere Silk. S1.00, up: These Silks are certainly worth 2o per cent more money. Real Lyons Poplins, 50 cents. Dress Goods from 10 cents upwards. iTia all that is new A ills fcpai luivu w ww and we can safely say that OUR PRICES ARE LOWER ! And the Variety Larger ! 1 Than we have EVER SHOWN BEFORE! Printed Linen Lawns, 25 cents; beautiful designs. Printed Union Lawns, from UX to 20 cents. 4 4 Foulards and PercalesTlO cents per yard. Sunshades and Parasols from 12c up. Hosiery, Underwear anil r Gloves ! Iiiack Lace Mitts. 2 Button Kids 75 cents, the regular $1 quality. bargains in SHAWLS. We offer for this week a Df Stripe Silk and Wool Shawls that cost - $.5.50 for-$2.00. A Great Bargain ! Black YAK LACE to 3 inches wide 15. cts per yard. The nltove requires no comment. aOicoes 2 4 D tsl Name quality as sold all over the country for 5) and G cents. ? Jic&uUful Assortment of 4-4 White Canton Matting 20 and 25 44 Co'ld do do 25 and 30 BROWN & RODDICK SPEI m SUMMER STOCK Ties fins M wear apl 1 45 Market Street. : - 1 " ".vrT-Tr;r - - - ." . -"i - : ' i . i 1 VOL. 3. " New Advertisements. .ii t I Pkttkwat & ScHULKENf-WUl be Sold. MtTKSOH 'A Co. Onlv1 $7.00. . i ! See Notice of Fifth Ward Bucket Co , Chas. M. Stedman, Ch'm'n Local Ad Third Congressional instruct Executive Committee Meeting. ; A. Shriek, Back Again. S. Jkwett Look. J ill Kissing the bride in church has gone oat of fashion. The day is not remote when ladies will be wearing curls. T ; i I Our truck gardens are shipping large quantities of green peas to the North. -t The times are hard everybody says so but the Wages of sin have pot been cut down. ',' There is a, good demand fp- soft" shell crabs in this market: for shipment jto the interior of the State! I i now ' in vLkie, and Sound parties are pleasure-seekers are" taking I advantage of this pleasant weather. The County Executive Committee are in session this afternoon, but were "still at it" with closed" doors, as we went to press, and we are therefore unable to obtain a report-for this issue, , ! h : r-i i - - ' Some of lie officeisjof the CiUter, accom panied by friends, indulged in a pleasant excursion up the Northesastf river yesterday. They used a nice sailrboat ! and went a ctnsiderable distance up the liver; return ing about half-past seven-last evehingi I Bayard Taylor says he caii always Write best on an empty stomach. None o'j that for this quill. The crown of a hat or the head of a barrel would be decidedly better, and ten times morel convenient The allisrartor which, was killed on a raft in the timber pen of Messrs Northrop & Cumming,opposite the city, a few days ago, was grown. It, measured j 5 feet 11 inches and strussted long and llmrH but its antagonists finally succeeded in w -I r dispatching it to the hupting grounds of allisatordom with a timbei i timber 22le." 1 hook aftor a 'hand to hand stru ' . Unniailalile Letter. The following is aj list of uhmailable letters remaining in the postoflice at this place : ' Hannah Bell Poisson, Qhio; care min ister in charge of tho A. M. E. Church. Moore's Ckeek, Apr'jjl 21sl 1878. Editor Wilmington Review: Ifris proposed ly Caswell! in your issue of the 19th in St., for the Magistrates of Fender County to meet . and con stilt, as well as to appoint pollh,olders,j-&c, on the 1st Monday in May At an infor mal meeting of some of the Magistrates at Burgaw on the first Monday in April it was agreed to meet at the bounty site on the first Monday mMay at 12 M, MoOre's Ckeek !, -J- ! Tha rvof rAnorro omnriff f no fi rcf .pi C K5 hotels in New York is constantly chang ing from one hotel tp the other, The Grand Central Hotel Has recently jlncited the direst' wrath ofj its competitors by offering the same accommodations for one and two dollars per day less I than the others. Dooley's Yeast Powder Standard good$ ; full weight f, full strength. The cheapest! in the market, since what you buy jfor an equal amount will raise more flour id a ! more satisfac- tory manner tnan any other baking pdwder. Try it and, see. Third Congressional District Ixec- utive Committee meeting, There will be a meeting !of cratic Executive Committee o the Demo- the Third Consressional District at the Purcell House in Wilmington, qn Saturday, May 4, at Iff o'clock, A.M. Ill ClIAS. M.jSTKDMAN, d itvv-tm irman . The Use of tlie ILeniOn. i j i A piece of lemon upon a corn will relieve it in a day or so. It shoiild be renewied night and morning. J The free use of lemon juice atd sugar will always: relieve a cough. A lemon eaten before breakfast every day for a wtek or two will pntirely prevent th&. feeling of lassitude! peculia to the approach of spring. Perhaps i'.s most1 valuable property is its absolute power of detecting any of the injurious and even .dabgerous ingredients entering into the composition of so very many of the cosmetics and faetpowders in the market Every lady should subject her toilet-powder jto this test. Place a teaspoonful of the suspected powder in a glass aul add the I juicle of a lemon. If effervescence takesj place it 1? infallible proof that the powder is dangerous and its use should be J avoide d, as it will ultimately injure the skin and ilesiroy the LOCAL i NEWS. . : rf-t I beauty oi the complexion, t WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, i Vestrymen and Delegates- i The following is the result of the Easter elections for Vestrymen and Delegates to Convention in the various Episcopal Churches in this city: 8T JAMES Vestrymen Dr. A. J. Dellossct, James Anderson, Dr. W. G. Thomas, Col W. L. Dellosset, Col. J. G. Burr, Alfred Mar tin', John L. Boatwright, 11. K Calder, Clayton Giles, Z. Latimer A. U. Vun Bokkelen,Tame Dawson; - - r- Wardens and Delegates not Vet chosen. ' ' , j tT. JOHN S . ! Vestrymen Col. S. L, Fremont, Jas. A. Willard, John L. Holmes; Capt. C. D. Myers, J. E. Lippitt, Capt. I. B.GraingerJ Dr. AV. H. Grew, M.j A. Curtis, U. Nutt and T. C. DeRosset. At a meeting of the new Vestry, held subsequent to their election, Col. Fremont , was chosen i Senior Warden, and Mr. Willard,Junior Warden. At the same-tirne Col. Jno. W. Gordon was selected from the congregation as Secretary to the Vestry and Mr. Thos. C. DeRosset was elected Treasurer. j Delegates to "Diocesan Convention Col. S. L. Fremont, Jas. A. Willard, Jphn L. Holmes, Capt. I. Bj Grainger. Alternates Capt. C. D. Mjcrs, J. E. Lippitt, Dr. W. II. Green, T. C. De Rosset. I I : st. haul's. Vestrymen Col J W Atkinson, Du Brutz Cut'larj F H Mitchell, W II Ber nard, R E Heide, W B Giles, R B Wood and R G Rankin. Col. Atkinson Senior Warden and Mr Cutlar Junior Warden. Delegates to Convention Colj J W Atkinson, DuBrutz Cutlar, R E Heide, F II Mitchell.1 Alternates W H Bernard, R 0 Rankin, R B Wood, Thos II Howey. , ST. MARK'S. Vestrymen Alfred II Howe, Wm Phiiney, Wesley Avant, A Morgan, Jno D ixon, Jno J Geier, H D Sampson, Geo H Jackson and Mingo C Hill. Alfred H Htiwe, Senior Warden, Wm Phinney, Junior Warden, Wesley Avant, Secretary, A Morgan, Treasurer. Delegates to the Convention Alfred I H Howe, Jno G Nor wood, Samuel Reid, Godfrey Willis. Alternates Geprge H Jackson, John H Davis, JosD Sampson, MCIIill. ' Fifth Ward Bucket Company. Yesterday the truck of the Fifth Ward I 1 Bucket Company was moved from the building on 9th, between Castle and Queen streets, where it has been.kept for some time and quartered in the building on the corner of 5th and Nun street where it was orginally kept. We think it a good change as the present truck house is more centrally located and imore ,.-- accessible1 to most of the members. Last night the boys had a" little wetting" at the ball of the company all leaving at a late hour well pleased with the affair. Died From Home. This morning, about 2 o'clock, Mr. i ! Charles Geebj of Newark, .! New Jersey, died at the Puree 11 House, of consumption, Mr. Geeb had been in the i city for about a month, and bad come South in hopes that his disease could be cured or his life prolonged. He was about twenty-eight years of age and was attended during his last illness bybrs. Walker, King and Cobb, Rev. Dr. Watson attend idg to his spiritual cares. The young mau,though a stranger in the community, vias, not friendless. Every thing that could be done by kindly hands was administered by those of the proprie tors jof the house. The relatives and friends of Mr. Geeb were . notified of his decease this morning by telegram, and asked what disposition should le made of the body. " Fire Uils Morning. i A coal laree frame buildine adjoining the and wood yard of Messrs O. G. Parsley & Co., on Water street, was dis covered to boon fire this morning about 0 o'clock.- The building was used by Messrs PrestonCamming & Co., as a store house for hay and a stable for horses and mules owned br the latter. The fire was burning between i the roof and tin, and was exceedingly difficult to get at but owing to the prompt jand " well applied action of willing hands the fire was extin guished before it could do much damage. The excitment in the neighborhood at the time of the fire was intense, but no gener al alaim was given though Mr. Furlong t j 9 the engineer of the Adrian, started for the engine, when it was ascertained that the fire had been gotten under control. A tight shoe makes a man forget alibis other miseries. Clark & Co. I ' I. The Silver Mountain, Mining Company again comes to the front. Almost a year ago, Mr. J. W. Tippet, of Pender county, sent a dollar to Clark & cjo., New York, for a ticket in some f lottery scheme they had advertised, and seeing the article pubj lished in the Review of a few weeks since, relative to the certificate of stock receh ed by Mr. Hewlett, be wrote tp Clark fc Co., and received certificate No. t,C69, for five shares of $100 each. . .The certin-f cate was received by Mr.' Tippet without expense on his part. That, the whole thing is a humbug nobody doubts, but what Clark & Co's. object is in forward ing these certificatesffor nothing, is what puzzles us. I j ('... i " !'' Meetings at Fifth Street Church. The series of revival meetings begun on Saturday night atf I Fiftli Street M. E. Church were con tinued last night. Rev. I Dr., Burkhead preached to a large congregation and much interest . was manifested in the services lhere were tour penitents at the altar and one conversion. Dr. Burk head was assisted by Rev. Mr. jllall, the pastor of the church. The meetings will be continued to-night and e very j night this week anijl Dr. Burkhead is expected to be present on each occasion . City Court. i Henry Clements, an old sailor, who was arraigned for being drunk and disorderly, was sentenced to two days imprisonment. But i the old fellow pleaded very hard, and said : "If it plase ycr Honor and ve will pardon me this time, the like! 'o it shill niver occur agin, ' and in addition' to ithis special pleading,' 'a shipmate of the Old Tar came forward and testified that they had just got in port and hauled alongside of the wharf when some of the boys 8mt off and bought a bottle of liquor, and forced the old man to take a couple of drinks,, which floored him. This beiug such an unanswerable argument. the j Mayor felt constrained to reconsider his previous judgment ana permitted the bid son of Neptune to return to his ship. Scipio Hill, No. 2, colored, was brought ip on the charge of slapping a small boy in the face, but i owing to the previous good character of the defendant judgment was suspended. j The ctse of Richard Martin, colore, arrested for disorderly , conduct, was -dismissed i This finished the business for the day. , : 1 ' . ' i : i ' The Flower Queen. A very large and appreciative audience assembled at the Opera House last even ing to witness the rendition of the beauti ful Floral Cantata, entitled the' Floral Queen, j The Operetta is in itself ja gem, being full of exquisite strains from the well known composer, George F. Root, but as it appeared to us last evening, embellished with blooming vouth. music ii i i ' 4ignts ananowers, a comoination eyer most charming, it presented a scene of great beauty. The performers, seventy five in number, were all under the direc tion of Mr. A. B. Chase, who j has j cer tainly drilled them in excellent style, and whose clear baritone added no little to the general effect. Where all did well, and all were equally charming, it is scarcely possible to discriminate, but wo cannot forbear a I passing tribute to the fair "Rose," Queen of the evening's festival a young maid whose . sweet voice and modest deportment rendered her pecu liarly attractive; also the Daisy," (by the way, an exquisite flower if jit is wild) the character assumed by little Miss Garrell, whose wonderful voice we have had the pleasure of hearing on other occasions, and the Touch Me-Not, sung by a charm ing little girl, Miss Hattie Bringle. These were a few of the many beautiful selec tions. ' r' , Among the most attractive features of the evening were a pine-an-o splo, per formed on sticks, by Mr. A. B. Chase and prepared by him expressly for the . occa sion; also the Interlude,1 where the little sleeping flowers lie upon the. ground and the rising moon sheds its, pale light, while the Nightingale chants to the Rose and a duet' is the consequence The Floral March was also beautiful, the children keeping perfect time, and forming, as they marched, a wheel within a circle ; this March succeeded the Coronation which was gracefully performed by the "Lily of the Valley." I . 1 On the whole it was a very charming and a Tcry agreeable entertainment, and we predict for its repetition this evening a huge house. The object is a worthy one, and tho attractive. entertainment chaste and By the way, a little more orchestra would be an advantage, one piano being hardly sufficient to support seventy-five Toices. Full chorus requires, a full or chestra. J . NO. 71 I Superior Court The case of Duncan jliolmes and wire vs. Michael Fitzgerald, the first on the Calendar, was decided in the above court to-dav. It was referred to Mr. J. I Macks, as referee,who reported and the re port was confirmed by the Court. The balance of the day, up io this writing, 4, p. in., has been devoted to a bearing of the frjectuient case of the Swaun heirs. The argument, is as to ine removal ct the case tathefctlersd Ooart. '! i T : 1 ; Tried Before IV S- Commissioner 1 I ! McQuIss. Mr. James 'A, Hewlett, of Masonboro Sound, was tried before U. S. Commis sioned E. II. McQuigg this morning for a violation of the Internal Revenue laws. Le wis Spencer, a colored man,- was the principal government I m itness, and i his testimony failed to substantiate the charge which he had made and which caused the arrest of Mr. Hewlett. The defendant was thorpughlv exonorated from anv violation of the law and acquitted without an examination ol the witnesses for. the defense. I Hotel Arrivals. - Rurcell House. Wilmington, N. C . April 23d. Cobb Bros., proprietors. From 10:10 o'clock, April B2nd. -to 10:10 April 23d.-Col U'Beirne, Mrs O'Beirne, U S Army!; C D KountreeJ Greenville, N C : F P Johnson. Hookerton. N C : John D Southerland, Keuansville, N C ; J J E Green, John Milheiser, Richard R Window, M aj A l'arker, JNew York c D S , Avres, J dVI Johnson, BinghamtonN Y ; j Morris KetchuirijJr, Charles Ketcliumj New York; Mrs Henry ; Wilson, Miss Pardee, Miss Pardee, Miss Mary Clark, Hartford, Ct : J M Wardwell and wife, New York ; An drew 1 cumtb, .North Carolina ; L W San ders, Charlotte ; A' li Nicholls, M J Page, Nichols, S'C; Mrs Marshall, llamit6n, Va; vv u Shaw, Fayetteville, jf U. Cashing Depositors Dividend Checks. The First National Bank df this ! city paid out this morning tp tho Treasurers of the Socities named belov, in sums varying from fifty cents to three hundred dollars, the ten per cent dividend due the depositors of the ' Freedman's Savings Bank and Trust! Company. The i total amount of the dividend checks cashed-by the bank up to one o clock, was between five and six hundred dollars. I i We give herewith a list ojf the names of the different Socities that ! have received their dividend checks from Washington City and who have thus j far had them cashed by the bank here, to wit: Zion Sons of Lavender Sons and Daughters of Mount Zion. Ebenezer Sons of Mount Zionj , Sons and Daughters of Middle, Sound. Sons and Daughters of Jerusalem, t Daughters of Hope and Sons of Tucker. United Brothers and Sisters of Charity. List of Letters. j The following is the list of letters ! re maining unclaimed in the Postoffice, Wil mington, T. C, Wednesday April 24tb, 1878: 1 ' . : 1 A William Allen. B Mrs Lucy Baker, (col), miss Adeline Beasley, miss George Anna Brian miss Mira A Berry, miss 'Martha Bell, miss Winnie Berry, Alfred Burton, Jonas Blocker, J W Bernard, James Blackwood, J W Barbora, William Barnitz, Rowand Buckley & j Co, Lagrant Barber, E M Bruce. ; ; C Mrs Betsey Casen, A M Carter, F C Clark, F Cumber. , D Phoebe Davis, Jno T Dudley, Jules DeGraffe, Robert Dixon, (col;) EyMrs II C Everett. . G-Miss Jennie Gaither, Peggy Good win, I (col), Edwin Green, Hamilton Gra8e. ' i H Miss Margret Hast, John F Ilill, i col), James Hollingsworth, W II Harri son, W H Howell, Lunc II Harriss. J Mrs Dora Jackson, Basker Jones, George L Jones, Isaac Jones, J W Jack son. I ! - j K Thomas II Kent, I ! ; M Miss Nancie Moore, (2) miss Ada McKoy, miss Attie McKay, 1 mrs S R McMillan, Frank Moore, V J Miller. N Mrs Lizzie Nichols. I P Mrs Laura Pitts. R Miss Jane Ratcliffe, Russ, Wm Rivers. S -Mr Nicie A Silyes, i miss Lucinda miss Emalinc Smith, J W Smith. j F E P Foirrtellotte. W Miss Ella Williams, -miss Kate Williams, miss Minerva Jane Walker mrs I Elizabeth A Williams, mrs Nancy Williamson, fN Williamson, mw Annie West, Gwrge Washington, Wm Wallace, John Walton. I i I SHIP LETTERS. John Bull, Brig Amanda. . Persons calling for letters in above list will please say "advertised"; if not claim ed in 30 days will be sent to dead letter Office.Ayashington, D. C. ! E. Rj BRINK, P. M. ( " Wilmington. N. C. ISew Hanover County N. C. Proof Posture, That Dooley's Ykast Powdek is the most effective and reliable bakinz powder ia me marset, can bo nad ny practcai trial. Full weight and. strength, econo mical, and never , failing in excellent re sults. ' . 1878. PLEASE if OTICE. We will be glad to receive icommtini cation irom our friends oa aat and all rabjecttci general interest bnt : , I - The name of tho writer soat alwayt be furnished to the Editor. , h ! ! Communication must be wi itten on' calf one side of the paper. , r f t Pertonaliues must be avoided. ' I Audit is especialV and particularly unaer itood that fte editor does not always en don Nine stars of the first magnitude j and one bright planet can be seen each clear evening. More of them are now risible than at .any other time of the year. f ' , The TnermometetC I . 1 From the United States Signal Office at this place we obtain the following report of the thermometer, as taken this morn ing at i.6i o clock: Augusta, Ga.. 68 Cairo, 111 00 Charleston,. 8 C74 Cincinnati... 70 Memphis. Tenn..JM6t Mobhe, Ala...M4..7S Montgomery JLta...e New Orleans...M.76 New York..; .S1 Savannah, Ga....478; S h re veport. ......... .00 St. Louis Mo...:.ei St. Marks, Fla....J74 Vicksburr, Miss....T4 Washington, D C 61 Wilmington, N. CJ71 Coreicana, Tex.... ..60 Havana. .00 Fort Gibson, C uaiveston. 74 Indiaoola ..69 Jacksonville, Fla,..75 Knoxjille...... 71 Lynchbarjr. ..........73 New Advertisemets. Only $7.00 lOnly! $7.00 i '' " 1-.- ! - fLY S7.C0 FOR BLUE, FLANNEL SUITS. Handsome Stripe Suits for $3.50 at apl 22 iUNSON'Sl Notice. rpUEKE WILL BE A MEETING. f the j. i Fifth Ward Bucket Company, this evening. at their House, on tho r omnr of Fifth and Nun streets, at 7.30 o'clock SHARP. All members are requested to be present uy oraer or trie apl 24 FOREMAN 1 1 . . jTT Will Be Sold. 65 BOXES D. SALT A Nil SMOKED ' ' Meats, Ilams, Sides -and Shoulder. - 1 75 Barrels Choice Flour, , ,50 Packagea.Molaeses, ' 50 Packages Glue, 20,000 Lbs. Dried Apples and Teaches 200 Bushs Clay and White Peas, 30 Bushs Beans, j. 75 Pckgs Canned poods. A ew Mackerel, Poultrjf, Ecgs, Ac. - . i -1 . PETTEWAY & SCIIULKEN, 1 1 Brokers A Com. Merchants, Next North Princess and Water 8treett. l ! apl 2:5 Calendar of Cases for. Trial at April Term 1878. WEDNESDAY, 24th. i 1081 James Wilson vs Jeff James. I 1949 James Brinkley vs Lizzie Brink ley. 1 . 1 'tIIUKSDAY, 25th. . 1883 L. Meginney vs T. O. Bunting ami others. i " I 1962 James Dawson vs II. B. Eilersfc 1909 Stat on rcl Emily aid Elizabeth Woefz, Henry Nutt. FRIDAY, 26th. ' 1C10 George Harriss vs F.W. KercHner. 1837 Williams & Murchison vs West?! era Union 1 elegrapk. Company. I 1927 Abraham David vs Solomon W. Nash, et at. 1953 Jphn O. Heyer vs W. O. Porter. SATURDAY, 27th. 1 ( 1889 N. Williamson and wife vs Master ! and owners of Schooner Andora. 1914 James Heaton vs Dan'l L.1 Rnssell. 1950 A.J. Swinson vs Carolina Central Railway Company. . 1951 A. J. Swinson va Carolina Central j . Railway Company. . i , . , MONDAY, 29th." ! 1 .' 17G0 Margaret Dahmer, vs. E. Pcscnaii &Westermann. 1774 Mina Kahnweiller, vs Henricta Swann and John Bryant. h 1860 Johnson Hooper, Adm'r, vs E1 ward Howard. 1 'I j 1871 James A. Hewlett, v$ Isaac S i Grainger. ! TUESDAY, 30th.' ,' 1727 F. W. Kerchner, vs I Wilmington, I N. C. Life Ins. Co. I , I 1931 Patrick Larkins, vs Wilmington & Coast Turnpike Company and i William A. Wright. Ui 1963 Stepney Williams, vs Zilpby Ann j Williams. WEDNESDAY, 1st MAY. 1913 David M. Westr vs Christian II usr- sell and Caronine Hussell. . 1915 Luhr Toilers, vs W U fcrerkin, et - al. -I i - r ' i 1968 Charles M. Bonham, vs Charles ; Craig, et. al. - ' , j j !', j: THURSDAY MAY 2nd. ( 1278 G. M. Gibbs, Ex'r, ts T. C. Ful- -. ler et al. 1 ' yl. - ,;l -.' j 1681 Robt. B. Wood, vs Reuben Jones 1 1 and Catherine Fulton. . lit 1910 Charles W. Avant, vs Adrian & . i " VoIIcts. I Mil! 1965 George Uartiss, vf S. U. Manning U and Green & Flanner. j FRIDAY MAY 3d. 1780 Stato on rd E. Hewlett ta H. -i i Nutt. ,-. 'I. . 191$ John A, Jones, Adm'r, Elleni J. Jones et al, ' I 1948 C. T. Willis, va Carolina Centrar Railway Co. ' z' . 195C The Navassa Guano Co. rs Jamca " F Jones. ' ' , JOHN D. TAYLOR,
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