ANEURM F1EXD.
Baa.tOy CltutM at ArUaftoa,s.
AUJKOTolf, Ga., May 22. Fit
day areninf tba 14-year alt 4nrV
tr of WaabtoKtoa -Smith, iiwug
rar here, iw Mtaolttd tad oat-
raeed by a eTO while retorting
from acbooL The arfro net wita
deprate realstaaoe and after Ar
te g hia piatol orer aer bead aereral
tinea ke plunged a aaifeiato ker
aide. At tkta moment Mr. Smith
earn op oa hone back and the
Bern fired three bullets into bis
body and fled.
Neighbora fooad father and dangb
ter tneenalble In the road and took
them home. Mr. Smith died Sua
day moraine, and the daogbter is
mow expected to die.
Sheriff Wilkias captured tbe
gor Sunday afternoon, and plac
ed him uder a strong guard in tbe
Miller county tail.
AloO'eiocK yesterday morning
an armed band of seventy-rive men
etormed the jail and took tbe negro
to aa oak tree tn the public square
TaT bong him to tbe tree aud
11 red lolly five hundred boilers into
tba body.
' Tne Bnniaa Famllj
" tV-l 1. - t : 1 V,
to-day consists of about 1,4."(),000,-
000 aonla not fewer, probably
more. These ana distributed liter
ally all over tbe earth's sari ace,
there being no considerable spot on
the globe where man baa not found
a foottold. The extremes of tbe
blacks and whites are as live to
three, the remaining 700,X)0,H)0
Intermediate, brown, yellow and
tawny in color. Exchange.
We recommend Johnson'" Magnetic
Oil for rheumatism, nt'iirulni, .-nruins.
bruises, lame back; it quit-klr relieves
pain. 25 and 50 i U.
The tireat Seal of the Confederacy.
Among the souvenirs of the Oon
federacy offered for deposit in tbe
oorner-atone was tbe great seal of
tbe Confederate States. It is three
iaobes and three quarters in diame
ter, and beautifully cut. On the
outer rim appear the words "The
Confederate States of America: 2i
February, 18!2 Deo Viudice
The central figure is a soldier on
horse back with his hand nised in
aa easy position over the bead ol
the horse, who is at a stand with
hia left fore foot raised.
Around this figure is a handsome
wreath of cotton, tobaooo leave,
corn and wheat and sugar cane.
It is very handsome. It was re
ceived from Paris where it was
made, too late for use, ard nas
never been taken from its case. It
ia the only one in existence. It was
offered by M. Cennett Smedes,
bnt the ladies deemed it too his
torically valuable to be laid away
in a oonrer stone, and will suggest
t) Mr. Smedes that it be given to
the State for preservation. N O
Chronicle.
DEATH PLANT OF JAVA.
A Botanical Beauty Whose Flower
Continually Drip Poison.
Java, the land of the famous and
much exaggerated "Death Valley,"
has many wonderful curiosities iu
the shape, of ornithological, geologic
al, zoological and botanical oddities,
chief among the latter, according to
O. T T LI' i. .1 .
"Ka I Mm.ih " nr "ilp.itli nlnnt " It
grows only on the sterile soils of tho
volcanic regions of Java and the ad
joining islands, and is even there,
reckoned as a curiosity on account
of its extreme scarcity, being rarely
met with even by thoso having a
knowledge of its haunts and general
characteristics. It grows from two
and one-half to three feet in height,
with long, 6lender stems, well pro
tected by stout thorns nearly an inch
In length.
The ground leaves are of a delicate
satfn-likc smoothness, lwsn-t-sliaped,
emerald green on one side and blood
red, streaked and veined with light
buff, on tho other. The flowers of
this death-dealing beauty are even
more beautiful than tho plant itself,
being very largo and cup-shaped, and
of a color almost deathly in its white
ness. The name of tho plant is from a
characteristic of these splendid flow
ers, which, beautiful though they
are, continually drip with a deadly
poison. This poison, which Is dis
tilled in tho bottom of the cup-shaped
blossom, has the sickening odor of
chloroform intensified a dozenfold,
it being powerful enough to over
come a full grown man in a few
seconds, even when Inhaled in open
air. The perfume, if 6uch a pungent
odor can properly be so called, pro
duces insensibility in the form of
convulsions, distorting the face,
especially the mouth and ejes, Into
a horrid, crazy-looking grin. Re
covery from tho effects of inhaling
this odor is 6ald to be very slow and
,to be followed with violent headache,
,ringing in the ears, and sometimes
,even partial or total deafness.
, It is said that Mrs. Madison Black,
of Savannah, Ga., owns the only
plant of this peculiar species ever
brought alive to America.
Phenomenon of a Well.
In the grounds of Livesey Hall,
near Blackburn, there is a spring
called "Mother Livesey's Well."
The curious thing about this well is
that the water only flows during
nine months of the year, and is quite
dry during tbe other three months
(June, July and August), however
wet the weather may be. The water
always commences to . flow on the
same date each year, and, never
Ironies even during the hardest frost.
r-Leedsgew4, ; " ;tivt;' , ; '
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CITIL BIRT1 0fc V.
la AaMaiaMSt If Ten te It by Br.
, En tiert Tbrwgh tbe leaaa.
Wabbxotok, May 23. A nb
stllnte for Mr. Daaphy1 Joint ro
eolaUoj was reported front tbe
ecmmttteo oa ralea to-day la the
Hoose providing for an laveatiga
tion of 'be alleged armor-plate
fiaad by tbe Carnegie-Pbippe
Company.
The Honae proceeded ia com
mittee of the whole to consider the
legislative, executive and judi
cial bill. Several amendments to
the civil aervloe provision were
offered, and debated at length.
Mr. Enloe moved to strike oat
the paragraph carrying an appro
priation for salaries of the eommis
sionera and clerks amounting to
f.t.J.940. It jraa finally agreed to on
diriaion. On demand quorum was
shown to be preset i Mr. Dingley
gave notice tbat it: tbe House be
should demand a s parate yea and
nay vote. Tbe committee then rose
and the House adjourned.
CHEROKEE- OK .NORTH CAROLINA.
About 1,600 Keditklai Whs SUU Cm
Biowgaas and Bow and Arrows.
One of the most interesting
places in North Carolina and yet
one of tne least known, even by
the people of the Old North
State, is the reservation of what
is termed the "eastern band" of
the Cherokee nation.
The history of the reservation
is a strange one. When the
Indians in North Carolina were
removed by the government to
the Indian Territory by far tne
greater part of the Cherokees
left their old homes forever, cut
a strong band retained lands in
three of the western countries,
in what was then almost a
wilderness.
A great tract of land was set
apart as a reservation by tne
State, and voluminous laws
governing these Cherokee lands
wero enacted. For three score
years or more these "Cherokee
land laws'' formed a large part
of the various codes, etc., and
only recently have been dropped
from the pages of such publica
tions. They form curious reading,
in their effort to mix American
law with Indian ideas, customs
and rules as to land tenure
Originally the tract of land
held by the Cherokees was far
larger than at present. It now
comprises 713, 000 acres, and
some of it is th9 very best land
in western North Carolina. It is
mainly in Swain and Jackson
counties, right among the moun
tains, :and the enure country
esat of the Mississippi does not
contain a more picturesquely
beautiful region or one better
suited to Indian tastes and
requirements, with its cold,
clear streams, full of fish, its
mountains, well wooded and
abounding in game, and its
comparative remoteness irom
the beaten track of white people
The wolf is yet a rover in this
section and there is a county
bounty for his scalp, not only in
the counties above named, but
in several others. The bear is
more abundant than anywhere
else save in the great swamps
near the coast of the State.
Deer are also abundant and the
pheasant or partridge is found,
though long since gone from
other parts of tho State.
The eastern band of Cherokees
are an interesting race of people.
The Western North Carolina
Railway passes within ten miles
of their reservation. BryeonCity
being the nearest railway stat
ion. The chief Cherokee town
is known in English as Yellow
Hill. It is a rambling place,
through which rushes a bold
mountain stream, the Ocona
Lufiy.
The Indian houses are nearly
all nlike in design. They are
built ot logs, well ntted, with a
porch on one side. They are
built to stand the cold, which
is great there sometimes. So
high is the altitude and so
encircled by mountains is the
reservation that there is no hot
weather.
The Indians are mainly enerae-
ed in farming, but do not do an
extensive business in this direc
tion, though they raise plenty
of food, The present number of
the eastern band is about six
teen hundred, and it is certain
that they are increasing. The
healthfulness of that region is
remarkable and many of the
Cherokees reach a great age.
The oldest inhabitant is "Big
mien, wno asserts tnat his age
is H5 years. A recent visitor
who talked with this venerable
Indian on a Sunday found him
SLEEPLESSNESS,
Ferrous V-
tion, Neural
gia, Paraly
sis, Locomo
tor Ataxia,
Melancholia.
and kindred ailments, whether resulting
from over anxiety, overwork or study, or
from unnatural habits or excesses, are
treated as a specialty, with great success, by
the Staff of Specialists attached to the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute at
Buffalo, S. T. Personal examination not
always necessary. Many cases are success
fully treated at distance.
S ornTTir A A new and wonderfully
AO 1 11 Da A. successful treatment has
been discovered for Asthma and Hay Feror,
which can be sent by Hail or F nasal - -
It is not simply a palliatiT but a radioed
cure. r .
For pamphlet, question blanks, refer
ences and particulars, in rahvtioa to any
of tba above mentioned diseases, address,
with ten cents in stamps, World's Dispsntv
mrj Medical Association, MS Mala Skat
Buffalo. H.Y. ;- .i : .
making moocaaina oat of the
Wo of a groundhog.
v lbs Cherokee vote and are
on the same footing as other
ciiixens of the 8tate. Daring the
ute war tneir enter, was a great
believer " ia the Confederate
8tatea and a fine battalion or
legioD .was raised. This, was
commanded by Colonel Thomas
wno years later died in an in
sane asylum, and ft did effeo-i
tive service, being known as the
'Thomas Legion. - . c.
Lamest efforts are being made
to educate these Indiana, Those
educated are very intelligent,
speak: English well, and are
fond ot white people and do
them favors. Many of the
Cherokees. however, do not
speak English at all, and are as
wild in appearance as any
Indians in the far West There
is some intermarriage with the
whites.
Hunting is as of old, the
favorite pursuit. The smaller
kinds of game are not ignored.
The rifle is the usual weapon.
but the bow and arrow and the
blowgun are used. Some are
very expert with these primitive
weapons, lhe blow trans are
nine or ten feet long and are
made of a kind of reed, with a
bore or diameter of about half
an inch. Twin City Sentinel
Jolinsnn's Aromatic Compound Cod
Liver Oil with hvpophonphitee is invalu
able in all acronilous s flections, purifies
the blood, builds up the appetite and
makes sound nesh. lint bottles 11.00.
ICE CREAM PAttLOB.
Sarah Oxley has opened her Ice
Cresm Parlor, at her old staii'1 on Broad
street, near Middle, where she will be
pleased to see her old ,'triends and pat
rons. Choice cream furnished families
day and night, at reasonable prices.
tt.
Ladies, if you want a pure delicate soap
for the complection, druggist will always
recommend Johnson s Uriental Medicinal
Toilet Soap.
MY LINE OF
Zeigler's Shoes
HAVE ARKIVED! 1 1
IIow many hearts will palpitate with
delight at this intelligence.
A More Complete Line
-OF
Ladies, Misses'
& Uhildrens' (Shoes
High Cut and Low Cut, would be impos
sible to find.
Ziegler Shoes are lower in price than
ever before, but still they keep the same
high standard of excellence.
My Straw Hats
Have also arrived but it is too
Cold to mention them.
W. 13. Barrington,
67 Middle St.
NOTICE !
Until we can make other arrange
ments, we will not send our CARTS on
the streets after to-day. Please send to
.1 1 1 l : r 1 j
iiiu Biure mummy evtuing lor jour uraui,
CLARK BAKING CO.
Commissioner's Land Sale !
The undersigned, laving been appoint
ed by tbe Superior court of Craven coun
ty its Commissioner to sell the lands de
scriled in the complaint in tbe action
pending therein where Macon Bryan
ii nd J.. I. Willis plaintiff and also McRoy
iukI others are defendants, as will more
fully appear from the judgments in said
action, will offer lor sale at the court
house door in Xewbern, on Monday June
4th, 1894, at the hour of 12 m. to the
highest bidder for cash, the lands de
scribed in the said judgment, to wit: 217
acres lying on Maul's Swamps being tbe
lands purchased by John McRoy, deceas
ed, of E. Cleve.
This May 9th, 1894.
W. D. McIVER,
Commissioner.
For Sale
A HOUSE & LOT on Queen Street,
adjoining the Station of the A. & N. C.
It. R. Co. Apply to
I. Manly.
TWO IRON SAFES,!
One weighing 1,000 pounds,
" 600 "
Just from tbe Factory, but bavv fallen
into my hands and will be soil at a
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Remember, when you are in want of
anything in the BANKRUPT Line BIG
IKE is the place to get it
You can always save money by looking
over the GREAT AMERICAN! BANK
RUPT DEALER'S STOCK.
Trade Remember
I have reduced the J
prices on Lorillard ;
Wholesale Oroioer.
A FREE TEST
MUNSON'S
stanaeopatBic Fanny ftanciac Ca.'
fra aaajsMkiiadTaahsi sa
RHEUMATISM CURE
W, ctaMB fcmvi puidn cm t
Tm aMBtuafcy, V yoa apt a mMmm aval
W i tintf b a)
tmm mm n I aaa ml auaaaa
aaal la tka aim il at Uaa aaat
laa aaa aambaaaa aiS cu.liani tm tmm mt ill U
afaatt awl aba Aambwai htm 90a caaiaiaf aarawoM
Sa carina, -la raaia baaar." a ante Was laal
ail ppvaa ff gnat aaaat ia aaary haw.
Apply . to FJ B. Dvtty, Drogglst,
New Berae, K. C. n8 Sua
Do You Use
Water?
Get OUR Prices on
Galtamiibd Pipe,
Cast I boh Sbwsr Pipe,
Tebba Cotta Be warn,
and Dbaih Ptpk.
Rubber Wateb Hose,
Hose Fittikos, and
Lawh Spbiiklebs.
Bath Boom Outfits Complete.
J. J. DI8O8WAY & CO.
43 Craven Street. mIOlm
HOTKLS.
INEW BERNE HOUSE,
Moreieail City, N. C,
J. II. MA.TV1V. Prop.
Pleasant Location New Manage
ment Good Accommodations
Attentive Servants
Terms Reasonable.
Bathing Houses Free.
VIR.OIIVIA. riYTK
Hotel,
Beaufort, N. C-,
Dr. W. P. llobinsou, Prop.
Fronts the Souuit and the Ocean beyond.
Cool Breezes almost without intormtssion.
Suited alike to Pleasure seekers or Commer
cial Travellers.
Tbe house is thoroughly rejuvenated, well
furnished and carpeted throughout.
mrSOtt
MOUNT MITCHELL
- HOTEL.
Olaclc Mountain, N.C
Unsurpassed Scenery, Water,
Air, and Fare.
Terms Reasonable.
Opens May 1st, 1894.
W. D. SPRAGUE, Prop.
yEailroad, Telegraph and Post
Offices near the door. m!5tf
"PREPARE TO KEEP COOL"
JT.C.WIritty
Has Jnst Received a Snpply of
SHEPARD'S
Lightninsr Ice Cream Freezers.
White Mountain
Ice Cream Freezers.
A K5TI 'ce Cream
Jmlm I I Jf Freezers.
Prices Lower
THAN EVER.
No. S3, S5& S7
Craven Street.
HEW BERNE, N. G.
r 1JNX FORGET
AND
LEWIS' SHOES
Fir Sale tj J. F. TAYLOR.
Here are some of the Good Things
of life yon can find there: .
1st. Coal Oil, Johnny Boap tbe best all
round soap In lie world.
tod. Borazlne, the woman's friend. It cleans
bleaches and makes washing easy.
SAMPLES FREE, TRY IT.
M. Bapo la always reliable. !
4th. A new stock oi J.B. Lewis ft Coa'snoes.
the beet erer brought to this market for the
money see them.
6th. For a tonlo, try Hires Hoot Beer, Ba
Taxian, Rienxl, PUner and Portners Import
ed einger Ale, Brown's Stout and Basses Ale,
always on hand.
th. Tot Medical uses try Old Thomson,
O. F. C Manhattei IX XX Monogram and
Maryland AAAA Ryea, Pare mountain Corn
and Brandies ol various kindn.
jtouij Anxious to rieaae,
J AS. r. TAYLOR.
18, M ft tt Middle street.
PAHTTIUQ, PLASriCOlNG
PAPEEUUG. '
Having permanently located in
New Berne, I offer my services to
the public in the line of Painting,
Plaeticoing and . all kinds of Pa
per Hanging. rv'--;.-r
; : Good . work Tand reasonable
prices gnaranteed.- Give me a
trial and I will endeavor to suit
: Address, nr Call, at Residence
Nb .78, corner Metcalf and New
Streets.' . . 0. 0.
KMHM,
mmm Can
!. sac
irwf MBulHr
The Red Star
CLOTHIER;
- It Is not prices alone that yon
want '
BUT VALUES AS WELL
The Season far Spring
Suits, Ueckwear ana
Uegligee Shirts is here
and we are of ering some
exceptional Bargains,
The Latest Style - Scarf, 25c
A Nobby Straw Hat, 50c
Men's Fast Black i Hose, 20c
A beautiful line Negligee
Shirts, 11.00
SPRING SUITS
In all the Latest Styles
and Colors.
Give us a, Jall.
SOL COHEN,
THE BED STAB CLOTHIER
77 Middle Street,
New Berne, N. C,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Pursuant to an order of the Superior
court of Craven County, the undersigned
will sell a, public auction for cash at the
corner of Middle and South Front streets
in the City of New Beme. N. C. rn the
ytu day ol Jane, 1H04, nt 12 o'clock, M.
the lollowing personal property, to wit
Doe fine horse about five yea in old, one
l?ood open Imgey, one set of bupgy har
ness, oue bu2ey robe, oue cold watch and
chain, a few articles of hous'hold funiture
&c. Said property twing of (he effects of
the est ile ot u. 11. Kletrher. dereaaed.
H. L. GIBBS,
Adin'r. U. II Fletcher, dee'd.
Tliis May 19th, 1894.
VITAL TO MANHOOD.
D-B. a WMTJ8 NKRVB JLND BRAIN TBEAT
HENT, s spasUlo lor Hyuteria, DisHnaj, nta. Kit
ral(U, Headaoha, Narnms Fniatratloo eaosed bi
loohol or tobaooo, Wakafnlnsai, Msnlal ttopreaikm
Softeoina' of Brain. oaoslEal Insanity, mlaair. daaar
dMtb, Pramatnra Old Aga, BarrenniM, Lom oi
Por tn lther sex, Impotanoy, Laaoorrboaa and al'
rmla WaakneaMa, Inralanurr Loam, Sperms
torrbcaa oaoaed by ovar-axartlrm nf Kr.t.. uai.
abOK, OYeMndnlgiraoa. A month's treatment SI
S for as, bj mall. With each order for boxes, Wtl
IB will send written guarantee to refund If not onred
Guarantees Issued by airent. WBHT'HI.IVRkptt.ta
cures Sick Headache, BUlonsneM, XJyer Complaint
Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia and OontUnattoa.
GUARANTEES Issued oulf by v
F. S. DUFFY, Druggist and
Sole Agent.
THOUGH SANITATION.
The Water-Works
For New Berne will be in operation in
a lew days and I wish to announce to
the;PUBLIO that I have socared he
services of an experienced
tjANlTAKY
PLUMBER
and am thoroughly equipped for
All Kinds of Plumbing.
BATH TUBS
tor both hot and cold water,
Wftah-out Closets, Kitchen sinks.
Lawn Sprinkling, and Pipe con
nection and fitting up for water
to any portion ot Bealdenoes,
Work shops, Ao.
tr Good work guaranteed and as rea
sonable as it can be done anywhere.
J. C GUi-fcLJlilV.
Good Stock-Cood Work
Thii ia the rennUtion 1 liava nt-
tained in Saw Berne for the put 88
Tears. Bead Mai. W. L. Falner'i
card below as a reoent proof of the
I have now a workman of superior
skill, and between tbe atook I furn
ish and the work he does, lean guar
antee the fullest satisfaction. . Re
pairing a Soeoialty.
Boot & Shoe Maker,
THB0ABD:
Six years ago John MoSorley, of Hew Bern,
made ma a pair ot call boots. I have won
them for all these years and traveled over
several Northern BtaUa; have had them half
soled once, and I am wearing them yet, and
they are good for a year mora. -
" W. L. PALMEB.
Hew Berne, H.C. Sept '.Soto, 189i. ,
FORMALE.
The tract of LAJfD, known as the
FOUR ACRE SQUARE, on South
Front and End 'Street, Whole or Part s
Apply fO ?.. ; :- ,:v r
Asa JoneM, Agt.
SPRING & SUMMER
:r'-: SPORTING GOODS -
t In stock and ordered at short
notice.' !,-: -
Air Riffles, Balls, Boxinir Gloves
Brass Reels, Croquets, Garden
Sets, Fishing Tackle, . Hammocks,
Hammock Spreaders, ; Hammock
Ropes, Dolls and Toys. :
Lawn Tennis Goods for Boys
and Qirls. -. v -
' Tricycles from 13.00 to flO.OO.
Velocipedes from J2.E0 to ta.OO.
f'l""l A .""
Wl.llUl.iWk w aaa I '
: Confectioners Sc Totacconist,
ESTABLISHED 18G9.
PALr.iEn, nVEoone:& co.
Successor to C. S PALMER,-.
Wholesale Commission Merchants
-." " - - -',f FOB TUH SA1.K Of " .V;.C;' . .-,
SOUTHERN" FEUITS & TRUCK:.
Berriess Peaches, Grapes 'MfJons , and
Vegetables. . - . ; ' 1.
ir"VViitormeln at: Ktawberrlen it :- pecinlty
16BEAftF8TKEEr,yEWY0Bf. ; . !. ",- .
a a o e " . ".
" REFEREHCES.'-OiathaiB National Bank, X. T, Commercial Arencles and all Principal
Track Shippers. ''.'. ' . " ,
imA Wit fpgaSSg:,"M 1 -gt ..f,ffi,'&!4
Uli. II. . IIV ATT'S
S T O RI XT lUT
Kington. IV. C
-Diseases of the Eye
Yacht Sails
We make a specialty
pnees very mucn
sail plans
Send 6c (stamps) for new illustrated
7ft
V
. 5E? B- CARPENTER & CO.
207 to 211 So. Water St. CHICAGO, IL.U
Received
A LARGE LOT OF THOSE
IV. Cl. HAMS
That I am selling at
IS' 1-3 cts. per lt.
vLSO TttYABBL. OF MY
'Best on Earth"
FLOUR,
IT ONLY COSTS YOU
$4.50 PER BBL.
And there is none better made.
To my COUNTRY friends I
would say drive right in ihe
rear of my store, where you
will find STABLES FEEE.
My prices are low," my dealings
are just give me a trial and I will
guarantee satisfaction or refund
ail money.
Bespeotfal'y, , :
NO. 77 BROAD ST.-
JEO It SP RIIS I-
Weddings.
W H. & R. S. Tcckee & Co., : .
v , ':.': -': ..Raleigh, N. C.
Are destrouj of particularly di
recting. vour .4 attention to their
excellent assortments of -. r r '
JDress Goods,
S i'
i-
; Laces j Linens, r
.Underweari
-," is CJorweta. Shoen
and other outfit tings that are by
custom necessary for bridal outfits
'; They send samsplesjoffer suggest
tions, send articles on approval,
and make op your dresses in the
most stylish . manner equal : to
parts made gowns and at moder
ate prices. ; ; V ". " -
. Rady Made Tailor-finished
suits are also offered in more ap
proved styles. H
, Correspondence by mail r a per
sonal call is solicited. Estimates
furnished. - X ,
W. E & R S. TUCKO, & CO.
:J. . BAXTER.
4 Das Just Received a Fine Line of" 1
0EU73 ITNDr?.T7IIdll
Including FLANNELS. :
a nice Lot cf
Patent Leather Shoes.
' A"nerlot of sample STRAW." HATS
l?olng at SO cents on the dollar. ;
tLadics Oxford Shoes a SpocioKy."
and General Surgery.-
and Rigging
of high-class Yacht Sails and Rigging at
Delow tnose ODtuniDie on tne seaDoara. Also
Complete Outfits For Fishermen. .
Send us dimensions of your boat and we will submit
and estimates on ber complete outlit
Fl&gS arxi
Tepts M
4 .vrtf
5-G6ods.
Cataloge of Sails and Marine Goods.
E. S. STREET.
a UUis aiVUi VA -
W EaTERfl k IIURSES
AND
JUST RECEIVED
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