ER,
THE JOUR1TAK
NEW EEnXE. N. C, FEB. 21. 1SS3.
, ' ( T " .? T f ITT
t 1 .-.li-w A. A a LAJ
CZ.Z2ZZ.
C'cLElanUy reeeivmia full line .
Jlioice Grroceries
and
SUPPLIES,
li.h we offer aa low as any house in
i;.e city, and warrant all goods aa rep-
resented, i
Cull and examine onr stock 'and
prices. SUbles fUrniahed fiee to all our
country customers. ' .,, i
, ' Goods delivered fret to any jrt o
tb city. 1 ' "
Vi W. & I).
vA. H, HOLTONj
' , DEALER IN
vForeign and Domestic
T7INE3 & LlftUOES,
tODACCOS&CIGARS.
' -'.j. ;. ( :-'
1 MIDDLE STKEET, '
" ' "... i '
Ooalto Xo House
, EW KERNE, If. C
aprlvd
OLD DOMINIOIN
Steanship Company.
For New YorK, UalUoion?, Nor
folk, Boston filleabcth City,
'' PkUadelpliU. Providence,
s1 Bd other Citie
. ON AND AFTER
Friday, July 28th, 1882
UNTlfc F.UBTUER NOTICE
Stcancr Shenandoah. :
Will kTt, UiMui s.i .al of train on Norfolk an
Kllsabsth City BsiIimI st Elizabeth City, svei
. : '" KTOBda and ThBrsday ;
V lot Wsw Barns' Returning leaves New Bern
; tor Elisabeth City every
y. v Tusadar and Friday
all l. m.,tnklnt clo.s connection with Norfolk
'i sad Elisabsth CI tt It. K. for Northern cities. 01oe
i, itoaasctlou made at New Berne with steamers
I fcr lUaslaa, Polloksille, Trenton and all laad
'- lugs ea the Neuss and Trent Klers.
I'Telght received dully until p. m., forwarded
Vromf Uy and lewsst rates guaranteed todestias
' : tiua. Tars to Elisabeth City aud retnru. 4. To
p- Wsshiaftuit, 4. ' . ;'
S. B. BOHKKX8, Af New Berwe,
i" cotrareKa TukNitB, ! V'
;;. .yi.Ai,w.nt., t Xg'u, Norfolk, Y. A
i , W. K. BTSMroaa, ffea'l Fit Ag't,
-Mar, JOlr A New York City
MANDPACTUREK OP
SOICE HA VAN A
AND
'H I) C'i
i DOMESTIC ,
0 1 G A It S.
' pnr t nnir fit mat -
: j) fj viJavwa ws vvw
, - A' tuiHO-eiu itemedy.
SALICYLICA.
' ffo More RheumatiBm, Uont or
I ' nunT "' ' ' Nenralgrla.
; ' ill !' K.t't T-O-t.i i 1
IoraedlatA Belief Wurrawted,
f fermauent Cure Guaranteed.
V five years established, and never known to
I fall la single ease, acute or chronic. Refer
' te all proraluent physicians and druggists for
the autnutng oi naiicyuca. .
;'. lECRETl , ,':
The only dissolve? of the poisonous uric acid
whi. h exlsU tu the blood of rheumatic and
imtv w tents, ii. .
HaLICYLICA Is known aa a common-sense
remedy, b-ause it strikes directly at the
cause of lvueumatism. Uont and Neuralgia,
while so niauy so-called specifies md sup
: powtd panaceas only treat locally Ue effects.
It has been conceded by eminent scientists
; that outward application, such a rubbing
, with oils, ointments, liniments and soothing
lotions, will not eradicate these diseases,
' which arc the result of the poisoning of the
' blood w hlirleAcld. - '-
SALICYLICA works with marvelous effect
' on tills acid and so removes the disorder. It
is now exclusively used by all the celebrated
physicians of America and Europe. Highest
kmiiml Academy ot raris report so per cent.
cures lu three daya.
. . RKHEHBKR , .
tliKt P ALTCYLICA is a certain cure for Rhea
. tisat and NcwralKta. The most in
,., , i i nre aiilMlued almost Instantly.
t ivx it a tual. Belief guaranteed or mosey
'1 itousands of testlmoalala sent on applica
tion. . ; .-,..'
ft A BOX. SIX FOR $a.
Bent free by mail on receipt of money. '
, SK TOC DBCOOI8T FOK IT, '
But do not be deluded Into taking imitations
or suiwtiuites, or something recommended aa
"juntas good!" Insist on the genuine with
thenHineof Waahbnrne A'Co. on each box,
i Is poitraiited chemically pure under
i. or x . .ire, ait lndlspenslble requisite to
tii-me .. - la the treatment. Take no
outer, or ai-iid to us. . "
t. '.' " "V y a dk CO,, Proprietors,
X I roadway, ear. P'l "t.,
htuW TOBIC
For sale by . . ' : , '
IZ" I tCS., New Berne, V. C.
)a and t.Vt- 1.0NPAY SKXT. the Jew
Berne and l"ainltco Steam Transportation
Company will dispatch their
I.'sw and Fast Calling S tenner
CJITY
as follows:
Mon. 12 Leave Bayboro for New Berne 8 a.m
Stopping at ittonewei), Van- -tieniere,
Broad Creek and
Adams Creek.
Taea 13 Leave New Berne for Bavboro
and Sooth Yeek 10 a.m.
Stopping at Admits Creek,
broad Creek, Vaudemere and
.stonewall.
Wed. H Leave Bayboro for South Cr'k Ba.ui
8topplug at Stonewall and
Yaud4inere.
Th ur. 15 Leave South tr'k for Mew B"ne 10a m.
Stopping at Adams Creek.
Frld. 18 Leave New Berne for South
Creek and Bayboro lOa.M.
Stopping at Aduins Creek, ,
Vandeuiere and Stonewall.
Sat. IT Leave South Creek for Bayboro a.m.
Stopping at andeniere and
Stonewall.
Mon. l Leave Hayboro for Xew Berne 8 a.m.
Stopping at stonewall. Van
't deinere, Broad Ceek and '
Adams Creek.
Wed. 21 Leave New Berne for Uarlioro 10 a.m
Stopping at Adams Creek,
'.. j Broad Creek, Vnudeuitie and
Slonewall.
Krld. SS Leave Hayooro for New Heme Sam.
Stopping at stonewall, an
deiuere and Adams Creek.
Sat. 21 Leave New Berne for Bayboro 11) a.m
Stopping at Adnms Creek,
Yandemere and Stonewall.
Having good accommodation lioth for -pas
sengers and freight at very low rates, ask that
the merchants and producers along Its line
give it their cheerful support.
Kor further information enquire at the of
fice. Foot of Cra veil street. ,
8. H. CHtAY, '
' Gen'l Manager.
Ur any of Its Agents at the following places:
ABE LEE, Adams Creek,! si '
J). H. ABBOTT. Vaudemere,
O. U. VOWLKH, Stonewall,
H. H. FOWLKR, Bayboro,
J. U. BONN Kit, South Creek.
S- Freight .received under cover every dny
in the week. Juu21d&wly
IN THE FIELD AGAIN!
.C 3. Sultan
Ilnvlng lately returned from Northern Mar
kets, where he has secured the FINEST
STOCK of LAMES' and GENTS' WEAR,
would wish to Impress on the public In gen
eral that he Is prepared to suit the most fas
tidious. In
CLOTHING
For dents, Youths. Boys and Children, I have
the greatest variety, which for quality, work?
Hianship and price cannot be beat. ' Boots and
Shoes f all the leading innnufucttirics chenp
er than thu cheapest. Huts for Ladies mid
Gentlemen, all styles and all prices. In my
Notion Department, which is alwuys com
plete, can be found all the Latest in Ladies'
andtients' Hose, Cersets of leading manufac
turers, uioves, ibices, nno UKiie anu uenis1
Neck Wear. Blttrts. and Trunks, valises, etc.
Thanking you ror past favors, and soliciting
continuance, I am, mosirespectrutiv,
apldly M. 11. SU1. TAX
GEORGE A. OLIVER,
COTTON BROKER.
OFFICE ABJOININS COTTON EXCHANGE,
KTeixrlaei-xi., TO'. C,
49" The very Highest ; Market Pi-lees
Onaranteed. "
49- Consignments of Cotto i- oMcltcd
oclWI&wtf
NOW OR' NEVER!
Before leaving for Hong Eong
i, ' (of course you know where that is)
I shall sell Pants for 444c, Coats for
49Jc, Shirts S4ic, and Drawers well
don t speak of it. ,.
"I'LL DO IT"
an -ilwly AT THE MARKET.
' Manwell & Ciabtree,
BLACKSMITHS, MA HIN 1STS,
L Iron and Bra8 Foundirs .
BOILERMAKERS.
HaKB AND REl'AIR
E N'G I N'ES
AND ALL KINDS OF, MACHINERY.
Orders so'ieited and promptly
attende t to. C It A VKJN St.,
between Pollock and South Front,
New Bebne, N. C.
Apr 4, tf d
Cotton Seed Heal.
.... THE BEST '
STOCK FEED AND FERTILIZER.
Exceptionally good for milch cows equal to
stock peas at half tbs price 75 cents per bushel
FOR SALE BY
L. H. Dennlaton,
may S. d-ly
New Berne. N. C
C. B. HART & CO.
OircrSICSCASHSTOEZ. : ,
Nortr-sut corner Middle and South Frout atrsets
site E. H. Wlndley sod K. K. Junes.
DKALIKS IV
Stores,' House Fiirnishiig Goods,
CROCKERY aii-i GLASSWARE, -
LAMPS in great varioty.
BURNERS, ICKS, OTIMNEYS.
' KEROSENE OIL
Pratt'i Istral Kon-Espiosive Oil, ,
Machine and Train Oila.
We an bow prepared to manufacture
Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware. -
pedal attentiA rirfn to repairing. ' Qoo
old low and warrsntod to b as repraSented.
April 14 lr d Ji w -
WM. LOKGH,
DEALIB IN -
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
CAST SOUSS ACCOll'OPATIfllTS. '
road . slew B.rn., V. C,
' ' ' V, dwMsr. lt)3,
""1 fm.mr,,.
UWaaed from oar Exchanges.
Greensboro Patriot: A hen has
laid an egg measuring 8J inches
the long way and 5J inches iu cir
mimferpnce, and weighing 5 ounces.
And yet there are people in this
ancien' city who are not satisfied
withre way things are' going and
talk about Greensboro being "a
one-Jiorse, slow going, 'old, old
town."
' Washington Watch Toicer: Pr.
Bryan is very much exercised over
the idea of having to let his Dutch
net rest this season. The doctor is
the most scientific fishermen in the
Pamlico waters, and the embargo
raised by the Legislature forestalls
his enterprise and paralyses a lu
crative business. We are by no
means interested in the question
only so far as justice involved; but
how the Legislature can pass such
a bill and oppose class legislation
is hard for us to see,
Charlotte Journal: Out of thirty-
four prisoners now in jail, about
tweuty will be tried by the Inferior
Court, which opens to-morrow.
The gin-house of Mr. J. K Cuth-
uertson. who lives near the village
of Matthews was destroyed early
yesterday morning by fire. It was
covered by insurance, but to what
extent we could not learn. The
roof oflhe new Baptist Church on
Kortheast Tryon street has been
huished. It is made of a fine qual
itynf slate and is molded utter the
latest style for churches.
A Fine Farmer.
Tarhoro Guide,
On Sunday 4th, we were visiting
and old and respected friend near
Rocky Mount, when R. H. Ricks,
one the most intelligent, and suc
cessful of our younger farmers came
'"-w "'" discussion turned on larm
iug. The old gentleman thought
the country was ruined, ' colored
labor? would't do, cotton conld't be
raisod at present prices etc. Capt.
Hicks heard the old -gentleman
through; then replied: "why I cau
raise cotton profitably at 5 cents u
pound." "Impossible' thought
the old gentleman) " how will you
majage it!" "I would raise my
own manure, or come as near it as
possible, manure my coru land as
welt as cotton and, in short, culti
vate nothing that I could not ma
nure well and tend well. "" 1 would
raise my own meat, bread, oats,
etc.,wndto spare. The surplus I
could find a readv, market lor on
my own place,and at arenumerative
price. Thus, 1 could make some
money and sell my cotton at 5 cts.
per pound. This is the key to the
whole case. Hog and hominy.
Captklticks every year practices
what lie so eloquently preached
SeTf.Made.
Boston Olobe,
"Do you see that old man near the
trog pond on the Common!"
Thirty-two years ago that oh!
man came to Boston with one sus
pender and a sore toe. He also had
a basket of apples which a farmer
in Lexington had given to him
He peddled apples on Washington
street and netted eighteen cents
the first day. How much do you
suppose he's worth now
"Jfr million and a , half,", said
one. v
( "Two-millions,'! cried another
"Six millions three hundrec
thousand, was estimate of
third. :
"I give it up," remarked No. 4
"How much is he worth!" '
"Not an infernal cent, and he stil
owes lor the Dasket."
ItCame Hlgk, But he Had It.
A certain young matt .bringing
nis amanceu down from the country
to see tne sights, noticed in a win
dow placard bearing the announce
ment, " Ice cream $1 per gal.'
'-'Well," said the yonng man, as he
walked into the saloon, " that's a
pretty steep price to charge for a
gai, Malaria, i ll see you through
no matter what it costs.' Here's a
dollatv waiter, ice cream for this
gal." V
How to Propose. ...
Nothing is ever lost by being
pleasant and agreeable. You ask
lor two' pounds oi steak no more
no less. One butcher growls that
hecau't cut on Just two pounds.
and you leave him, thoroughly
vexed. At the next stall, the man ot
meat hears your request with muf
fled visage, cut oil' a pound and a
half, slaps it into the sadle and out
again in double quick time, rolls it
up neatly, and says, with a smile:
"Just two pounds, ma'am.',' He is
the manwho succeeds. -Making
Sense.
A story is told of an old gen
tleman who always took notes of
bis minister's sermon and on one
occasion read them to the minister
himself. -, "Stop, stop?" said he at
tue occuiKiice , ot a certain sen
toiicA. "I rluln'r, uiiv that'
know you didu't," was the reply,
put thatjiu myself to make sense.1
r ti s
c
of KectucVy XTnlveraity,
WlfcBCB K. HUTU, fWk LtXLNfclO.Y
StadeuU RrcetTa any Week Day lit
. ; i he Tear, i .
Slach Dcpartatent has Its Syretal Teacher
' Students can frradnnte at this College In
about one-third of the time and expense than
at any similar College in America. Nearly
5,000 successful graduates of the aboveOollege.
together with the leading Educators of Amer
ica, attest -the superiority of lw Course of
Study and Training, as being Thorough, Prac
tical and Complete embracing Book-keeping,
business Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Mer
cantile Correspondence, Penmanship, etc
Time BEQtniiEDtocompletethe Full Diploma
Course from 2 to S months. roTAL Cost, In
cluding Tuition, Books, Stationery, and Hoard
In a good privnte family, about fK6. Students
'of this CoileKe cau attend the other Colleges
ot tne I'mverany, unner iu rroiessors, tor one
year, tree ot ennree. Yt lien two or more entr
together, a reduction of S.i on each one's tui
tion will he made, t or Tnll oartlcvilnrs ad
dress, W. R. S.tllTH,
Janin-di wTOi t . rresldeat. Iexlngton, Ky. ,
Fajetteyille .Observer.
On Thursday. February 8th. 10. the urkVi-
signed will re'lve the publication of the
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER. -The
Observer will he a large 28 column
eekly newspaper, and will lie mailed to
subscribers, postage paid, at 52 per annum, al
ways In advance. It willuivetlie news fthe
day in as ample form as tlx space will permit,
ana eotn regular ana occnsionni correspond
ents will contribute letters from the Capital
on Rtate politics and affairs. ...- s i - '
iiemocrattc in pontics, tne tmserver win
labor, first of all. to assure lite Drosuerllv of
the Town of Kayettevllle.to develop the vast
agricultural resources or its own ana tne
neighboring counties, and to promote nil that
concerns the welfare of the people of North
Carolina. -
opposed to such innovations on the homely
ways of our fathers as, in the guise of pro-
....... l.ll.m aiuil.lv Utt AWru ..Ml! U
fount! in full sympathy with the new things
born of the changed condlliou of the South
which soiuid Judgment or enllgetened expe
rience find to be also good . - f '
As to the rest! St will strive to deserve the
reputation or the name it inherits.
im"L PALMER, ,
Dealer in Cigars. Tobaeeo. Pines, and
every uiiiig in inai way. .'..-"
Also Candles Nuts and Fruits. " -t.
Jacobs' Oil. the ivtil (Iwtiiun linn.
edy for Kheumatisin and all Bodily l'slns.
Middled., Second Door from Ho. Front,
Janl7-(14wly Ktvr Brrue, M. C.
CITY OBDHJANOE.
Small-Pox Quarantine.
Do it ordained, That no person from
the Town of Trenton and its immediate
vicinity shall be allowed to come with
in the city limits under a penalty of
$25 for each and every offenoe.
This to take effect on aud after Mon
day, Feb. 12, 1883.
crrr ordinance.
Srdl-Pox rcrili
sisfl
Office of City Ci.ekk.
New Behnr, Jan. Id, 188;!. J
A Special Met.' ting of the Board of City Conn-
ell wrb held this evening, Mayor Howard pre
siding. ... , . ... i
The Muyor stated that the meeting was
called to take action to prevent the introduc
tion of small-pox into the city.
The following was adopted as a special
quarantine ordinance; . ; i v ' tj
WHEKEAR, Information has reached the
Mayor that certain cities north of us are in
fected with small-pox, and '
WHEREAS, We feel it our duty to devise
such means as we think best to prevent the
admission of said disease into our midst,
therefore " . . .
Bk it Ordainer, That! a Quarantine Flag
shall be placed at a point three miles below
the city on Neuse Itiver, and that all vessels
and steamers coming from without the limits
of the State, and the Old Dominion steamer,
shall stop at the Quarantine Flag until board
ed by the Port Physician, and allowed by him
to come to dock. The Physician shall receive
five dollars for each visit, said fee to be paid
byessel or steamer boarded, and any vessej
or steamer violating this ordinance shall be
fined J25 for each offence. And
Be itFuhthkr Ordained, That the trains
on the Midland Hallway shall be quarantined
one mile on the west side of the city and
caused to remain until boarded by said Port
Physician or Detective, aud allowed to pass.
The Physician shall receive 92 for each visit to
trains, said fee to be paid by the Railroad Com
pany. Any violation of this ordinance shall
subject the Railroad Company to a fine of $25
for each and every offence. v. t . J i '
By order ot the Board, ; s - - '
I Janlttf, f. i fcW. WOOD, CM Cletk..
YAtfPOS BITTERS or Tegetable
EUxJr of life, ;,
THE OHBAT nEITIEDV of THE AGE
NO FAMIX.T SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
TTaufon Bittihs, are the remit of years oi
chemical restarvh sod practical exptrtment
is comuoiinoea nam tne extracted snd con
itrsted virtues of purely veestabl inlMtances.
It Is entirely free from calomel or other dan-
?rrous substances Is the safest medicine to use
or children and weakened constitutions, where
a gentle jet effective aperient is required.
They pa rify, invigorate and enrich tbe bloat,
stimulate it to healthy circulation, and if Ukes.
when required will keep the system in perfect
order.
It is especiplly recommended for the care of all
MALARIAL diseases, Bright! diseases ot -the
kidneys, RhenmatUm, Dyspepsia, Biiltooenes,
Coetlveness and U Liver complaints.
As an .aperient the dose is a tablegpoenfnl
three times a dny, and as s tonic and alterative a
small teagpoouful nomine and neuinf.
Prepared by Juo. K. Ludlow,
i Pharmacist and Cliemist, Atorfolk, V. A.
AsxlS 6md , . ) . . . ... ,
CENTRAL HOTEL,
. W. E. PATTERSON, Poor's.;
,NJSHV' BERNE, N.
C.
THIS WILL KNOWN AND COMMODIOUS
house, as Us name Implies, is situated in tbe
central and bnsineee portion of the city, hence
recommends Itself for Its convenience to the
trsrellinK public. Affording solicitors every
opportunity of visiting business correspondent,
(i has sttentivs servants, and its table ! always
furnished with . . . . , f ,
Every Delicacy of the Season.
IU rooms are large, airy and well furnished.
or ths accommodation of fluents to and from
trains snd steamers free of charge a epeciM
feature in this city.
All the appurtenances, of a modern
; FIL3T CLAS3 UQlZh, .
April l-d-lv. - ' ?
WHOLESALE AND
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Li'OVIGIOnS,
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of
wood and
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Willow
A.viilr I-argeHt; Exclusive Gronw-y House in tho H'itv.;
' My stock is always coniplet, rid goods fhssh.
I w ill .
' ill 'imninlte M. R;Jl go.tuls in my line as t hfni as any liouHo in Norfolk,
iserjuently Fave freight ctiftrgt aud maiigd mkV, fcS 'Ml t
and coiiAerjitent
' My sttick ot liqiHtra is CompfoU,' it'nd
fore making .purchafies.'1' :'
- ,! ' ' 1 ' i "
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TAv:fiREES.-:".'-;.::
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l A' ji u ii s r, :. : a:
IN THE
Keeps always in Stock, large, quantities PORK; LONG
: CLEAES, FLOUE, ' SUGAR k COFFEE, 3YRUP. ' 1 ' 1
" . Molasso.s, wait, ,,&c.
' L6rHLIARD AND OAIL & AX SNUFF.tr - t"; , '
' s , ,.alsoalarstockof ' . ' -
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, H0Ebf rJffid : Arbucklo'a f Ate
ROASTED OOKll,
CRACKEKS and CAKES in great variety Alargn Stock of1
Wholesale buyers will flrd a largSJpflest.priceS.
Ioi'tfall to sum iu- lofor .vou
Mar 98 U ! ) I'.i
JBtJl ; HAY) !:, ,:,,, EtA '
Lime I Lime I
BRICK,
BRK'K.
OF ALL ,
R-osendale, Portland
Plaster, Goat Hair,; &c
SALES EOOM Craven Street, lielow .Express Office,
P. IL Hale's Publications.
:o; ';!;,j'.j!,i:-4-i.' -vovM-' JifJ'i
The Timbers and Woods of lorth Carolina.
1 Vol.. 12 Mo., Cloth. $1.25.
"The publication of such facts in a shape
that makes them accessible, is the best ser
vice that the public-spirited men in the South
can do their States."- N. Y. World.
"The very thing needed. ' A very important
work for the btate.'WWllmington tnt,
"A timely and valuable publication. Must
prove of great service to the State." Char
lotte Journal. . "
"Mr. Hale has dona tile States gTf at service.
Biblical llecorder.
"Of such thorough excellence that it de
serves the widest circulation." Nashville
Lumberman.- n ...,' m.
The book is well printed .on tinted paper, is
handsomely bound in clotb,eontains272paKes,
and an seen rate and beautifully executed
map of he State, with all the railroad routes
defined.:. ',t' . . ji;. ,..,'..i..,-; .
EVERYBODY'S BOOK.
' . 'if j . '. ' - ;
Answers to simple questions frequently put
to Lawyers by Jjiynien. ...... , !
Points In liaw of value to every man 1n
North Carolina the profcNKionid man, ilie
farmer, the mechanic, tho landlord, the ten
ant, the cropper, the luborer, . . -, i
12nio., pitpcr, 32 pnt'es. I rlce (Ove postiige
stumps) 1") cents.
For sale by booksellers genoinlly, who may
be supplied in (iiniititips on fnvoinhle terms,
by eitherof the iiiidcrsiKned. If not to lie had
at your loeul liooliHlure, inalled postpaid on
receipt of the price by
. K. J. HALE & SOX,
Pliblinhers, Hodljsi'llers and Sintioners, New
York! or P.M. liAI,E, PuIjUsui t, laucitii,
N.C.
RETAIL DEALER IN
t.
Tobacco, Sriu i v,
i? -
M.
vare
and LiciuosG.
i .ii-i.
I inviU' spiwial atUmtion of Imyers be
''' ''. ''isjt3-d&w .
Mar.ii.J,-l-4d w
T"
n d old e s t,
CITY.
JiiW. .ffVii.ini;)iti:
buy 1YI11JDLK STltHIST,' "
t.. r i J.. i Ntw Bebni'. N. 1
BRICK!
OIIALIKS. ,
' li 2 . KiS'.i
Nr. Selinitic Cements,
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