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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12
From the Washington Globc.
GOVERNOR CASS.

Wa are authorized from the War Office TO state.
that the accounts of Gov. Cass with the Depart
ment are balanced To Il farthing. and that shere
Is not the lightest shadow Of doubt in regard 10
the fairness and squareness of all his accounts
with the Gov eminent
We publish the above with unfeigned satisfac-
ton. We never for an lnstan, admitted the be-
lief, that Gov. CAss could actually be a defauter.
Our only apprehension was, that during his ad-
ministraon OF the War Department, there might
have been populations committed by some OF his
subordnstes, which had escaped his vigilance,
and that amid the chicanery and corruption Of the
day, an attempt would be made 10 saddle upon
him, the sins Of Others. We are happy TO find
that this even, is the case, and that he still
stands before the country. withou, even a tant
upon his fair name v. y. Cour. s. Enquirer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12
From the Wayne County Chronicle.
THE WHITE WATER CANAL.

We invite the attention of readers to the
Annual Report of Mr.. Williams, Principal Engi-
neer of this State, on the White Water Canal,
which we publish below. 1t will be seen that the
whole line between Lawrenceburgh and Brook
vile, is nearly completed. The unfinished work
consists chiefly III the towing-path bridges, and
races for water power at Lawrenceburgh, which
will not prevsn, the navigation of the Canal
Unless, from unavoidable circumstances, naviga-
ton will commence upon it in the ensuing spring
We understand that several Boats will be ready
for business soon there can be letting In of
the water
This Canal when completed, will be of I'M
mense value to the country. We think we haz-
ard nothing in saving, that the direct and Indirect
advantages derived from :hs Canal during the
next two years, will completely silence all com
plant abou, high taxes. The People of the State
of Ohio pay one dollar and twenty-five cents on
the hundred dollars. for Internal improvement
and that too with cheerfulness. For their high
taxes they receive more than equivalent in the
greatly increased value of their PROPERTY aud the
ready market tor their produce. Such, in few
years. Will the general result throughout the State
OF Indiana. 50 soon as our principal public works
90 into successful operation the great danger ap-
pretended from high taxes will vanish. Even
admitting, that TO complete cur present public
works, seveuty-five cents on the one hundred dol
lars of taxable property, will be required: tia
sum. owing TO the increased value of produce the
ready and less expensive market procured for IL
can, by Il large majority of the People be more
easily paid. than twenty-five cents on the same
amount before our Internal Improvement svs,er,
was commenced
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12

by those in power 10 success, and dishones-
ty is countenanced and encouraged as their most
active and efflcieat agent. Either regeneratine
spirit must speedily exert lis energies upon our
system so as 10 purge II of the proilIgacy, crime
and corruptng Influences, which now hold an al
most complete swas It's action, or the Gev-
eminent. and not .niv the Government. but all
social relations founded upon lis institutions.
must inevitabl- &c swept away Anarchy mus,
succeed, and Whist viii succeed anarchy. history
informs US L-rington hy) Latel'igencer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12

GREAT FIRE ~ RIcuuosD, VA.-EAGLg Horn
BURSr.-By the Richmond Compiler we learn that
on Saturday night tina; city visited by one OF
the most extensive fires which ever occurred ~
IT; and which destroyed the Eagle Hotel, and
three large brick tenefnenfs. The alarm was
given at eleven o'clock, when Tho fire was disco
sered issuing from basement tenement, occn-
pied by SIR Booth, upholstere:. 1t was generally
supposed to have originated there, but Dir. H. y
positive it did not There Is but little deub, thai
II was the work of an incendiary.
The Eagle Hotel is heap of ruins and the sta
bles are partially burned. The building originally
cost $4,000, but age had much diminished IT'S
value There was nett insurance upon u Oh a
bout 81, 900. /, was owned by Nessrs- Isnam
Puckstt of Richmond, and Abner Robinson Oh
Louisiana Their joint loss over and above M
surance IL estimaf ed at about $50, The mouse
was KEEP, by Mr. II. w. Mauck. whose Joe ~
furniture, wines, &c. is $4,000, not eehl =.
which was insured. Mr.. NJ. also lost III. III.
Of bonds, the most Of which il is hoped ne 49,
able TO get paid. The flames spread WIZ - IL
rapidity that nothing was saved; and ~. y ~. -.
barely time to rescue his family-nis WV, IN
unfortunately was confined 10 bed scf'oos -.
| and her exposure was very hszasd22ss
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12

Gu lie siso defended The administration from, ,,.o
charge of undue partaItv To their oo,, Tue
The opposition when in pow err wen, upon ne 'sus
policy NJ appointing their TRENDS u office
Mr.. Duncan took The hoor and ,hs Ious. a.,
lourneG. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12
GraSon'5 maj

The Loco papers are calling upon the new Go
vernon to 'sweep" all the Wings out of the State
Offices and put i'll his friends How disn ted
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12

The question boing D. zzzzs9y-ssA
Clay, at tho request Of 7s-.S;ki n
fed The instructions as to leave the qinnfI1. r.
HE band to be entered by the settler blank. aud.
IN tins form, the instructions we're greed 10, yeas
%, nays Il. The Senate then al burned
! IL TIE IIOUSE.-Mr s Williams moved
that the House meet hereafter at IL o'clock A.
M.-lost.
Mr. May moved that he House take I'D for
consideration the motion of Mr.. Camhreietg 10
refer the subject OF ; aartwout's Dedication to
Select Communications
/ Mr.. Underwood offered a resolution calling up
on the Secretary of War for information relative
+ to the default oil Gen. Charles Gratot which was
agreed TO.
WISCONSIN CONTESTED ELEcTIoS--Ths being
the day set apart for tho consideration Of the
Wisconsin contested election.
Tho report of the Committee of Elections on
the subject taken up aud read
: The report comes to Tho following conclusion
VIZ
Resofre9, That james Dotv IS and John w
Jones Is not entitled TO a IN the House, as
delegate from the territory of Wisconsin
Mr.. Craig spoke IN support OF the views Of tho
committee.
MIR. Thomas Of Nd followed and moved tia,
1 the resolution be amended SO as - as fol
Resolred, That James Doiy IL nof and that
John w. Jones is not entitled to ii IN this
House, delegates from Wisconsin. Mr.. Thorn
spoke at great length the subject.
Mr.. Cushing followed aud spoke la favor Of
Mr.. Jones' claim.
'Ir. Randolph Of New Jersey, sustained tbs
claim Of Mr.. Doty
Mr.. Crary spoke in favor Of Mr. Doty's title To
: the seat. Mr. Fletcher, Of Massachusetts, took
e tho side.
e NJ. Tiliinghast spoke short time 90 the sub
! ject, when
/, Mr. De Graeff moved the previous question
l. which sustained.
e The main question being pu, the Resolution re-
ported from the Committee on Elections, IT
9 agreed to--Yeas 165 Nays %.
e So Mr.. Doty takes the seat.
n The House adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12
MAR IL AND.

E~The Legislature of Maryland met the
3lst Dec. Hon. Richard Thomas (Whig) was
elected Speaker of the Senate, BY a ma iorts of
three votes, and Gen. Chas S Rldgels (Wnlg)
Speaker of the House BY ma oritv of nLe votes.
The official return of the votes for Governor
were opened and counted:
Grason, (V. b 27,720
Steele, (Whig) 81, 400
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WASHINGTON, Jan II lSao

journed. a1-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1899
IN SENtTE-Mr. Hugh l.. White, Senator
from the State OF Tennessee, appeared and toll
his seat. ~"
Mr.. Mexican presented IN abolition ne,,,,o,
MIR. Williams, OF Miss. objected To ats ree,,
ton
AIR. hing, OF Alabama. moved tina, the cues
ton OF reception llc the table which Vas >,
greed to, yeas -. NAYS Ii.
L. 5. BANK, AND rnn WAR DEPARTMENT
Mr. Rses offered the following resolution.
which lies over dav
Resolred, That the President be requested to
communicate TO the Senate at as early a day as
practicable, the terms of anv agreement, IN f,,
niai or otherwise, which NAV have been catered
INTO between the Secretary OF War and ti,e Ri
OF the United States, respecting the sale or pay
ment Of one more Of the Bonds Of his inst;,n
ton held by the United States relative To the 10
poslo of the proceeds thereof in the SAID Rank
the periods when, and the proportion IN which they
were TO be drawn out, the places where 10 b.,
paid, and the manner in which they were Ia h.
disburSed-the time when such arrangeme,,s
were entered INTO and whether with the Bank d.
rcctly, or win an agent or agents Of the Bank
ana IN the latter case, the name names Of such
agents, together with all tho correspondence
which may have passed between the Secretary of
TO. Also copies of all circulars issued or in.,ruc
tons given by any branch of the War Depart-
ment, relative To the mode or medium in which
the money arising from the sale ossnnnunnt Of the
SAID bonds any party thereof v isbursed
and far can be convenient Ethe n
mount which has been dsburssd note, of
the Bank under the said instruct abe OBJ
lects for which the said disbursenj Ne been
made, together with all correspondence or com
munlcation which may have taken place between
the Secretary of War and the Bank of the l.
States, lis agents or betw zen HIM and any 9th
er Department of the Government on the sub
lect matter OF these instructions.
GRADUATION BILL.
The Bill 10 reduce and graduate the price Of
public lands taken up as the orde OF the day
Mr. Clay, of Ky, spoke briefly in support of
the motion made by HIM yesterday to rcoommu
the Bill TO the Cumnittec which reported IL will,
instructions To amend II To limit It's benefits
actual settlers. He sand the Bill, MS reported,
furnished 40 practical restriction tho quantity
of land which would be-. entered III the reduced
price by any one indy dual His motion allow
ed actual settlers to enter l60 acres each.
! The debate was continued b. Messrs Williams
Of Miss, Clay of Ala, Walker, Preston and
Morris
The first taken on the molten to re-
commit aud decided in the Affirmative as fol
lows:
YEAS-Messrs.B Buchanan, Calhoun, CLAY OF
Ky. Clayton, Crttendcn DAVIS. Foster Knight,
Mexican, Alerrlck Morris, Mics, Pierce Prem
tlss, Preston, Rrves, Roanc, Robbins, RuggIes,
:, Smith, la, Strange, Swift, Williams Mr.-23
NAYS-Mcssrs Allen, Benton, Brown Clay,
IT IA Ala" M rnssan, u NV II. .
l lah n W w"a. N .ri T. VIcKERs..
smith, oi Conn, lip.sas 80
Miss.-20. ----------
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MANSION HOUSE HcrrT5,

os~;nfr,scr;,os nucyos p,up,icarioF 40i bon
coroc;do es,ublccimicnto nolbrado Mann,
SION HOUSE, s,uado Gu Ia Gale &c u p'ripa,
Nun. ll9; ,icnen c honor dc an"nc'ht a p''elle"
que sus mnyores elucrzos atencenes ssran asei1t
cadas complaccr las p"rsnna* que les u sef'a'
w., cuso nara 10. yager.~, ton'n rorstn o4h''Gad,
cmodidad, ETC. etc son ,an Gonsc'das, 4"f 20. mus
, iii cnumeruvlas. ,, --r,,,,,,-
| 81 set-ly &NNA " = y LIZ - e.
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MANSION HOuSE HOTEL,

vu,HE undersigned, preseo' prorre'ors of this vol.
known establishment, cN''t ING a1f'tsRoa i1onse'
,i,uated in Ohrapia street, Ne ~, hSFe s hohos 70
"unre to the public, tina Their rreaesI care ana al
Ien,;nn will be dedicated TO render coi'Hr1"e rts"'
who my favor them with h"'r pa''NnaEF ~ ~ 40,
vnutaecs possessed by the a"use 'o5 t'e'eI i't y
ioculi,v .cnence, &c. ar 50 We'll Known u"' y
unnecessary to enumerate them. r-,.I ,,,,,N
sept lily $3.50 y 49,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14
THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO MIL.
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.
10000 PRIZE S .

u Each days drawing under the supervision Of two Judges
of Courts in New OrIeans aud the wheels opened ane
sealed by them.
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BA z A A X.
Corner of s.. Charles & Common street,

Corner q u. CHdFfes = COWm"" s''ee'1
ExCHANGE HOTEL.
IDrSU H. ALLAN would respectfully call the at
ten,ion Of citizens and strangers to their complete
a.so,nen; ui Gentlemen's linen hrts, do c"'Ibrlc-
wdn,p.n tron,s. fashionable linen fronts: linen coli
aarsxilk cotton aud ncrino under shir.s and drawers:
cam.c and silk hanikerchefs: black and fancy era
vats,greut Variety stocks OF every description: gun,
rloy: gents hoskin gloves: umbrellas and canes gold
mn,red.
Ah.-SpleuAid assortment Of ladies' aud gents wri
ling SKIS re asng cases, port oios, per'u"erY, cut
teryAnd rich fancy goods.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14
NEW GOODS.

,n, -, inn a sh;r u do cambrc. with linen
front; linen collars; silk, cotton and merno under
shirt and drawers cambria and silk llandkcrchl"'ss'
hlacaand fancy W @ and cotton sus.
penars; silk, cotton and thread Gloves; gentlen'e"'s
horsskin glnves 4
Aba splendid assortment O. 'aeiss ahd se.''"e
wrtig desks, dressing cases. musical boxes. III
boz. Port Foios Penulmery and cutlery ai I'e "a
ZAik, corner o. q. on.-les .nu - ....oe e--: +
EDlClNEs &c..La"d;ag from s nl oI 81, LOUIS
-" UT, ri,1 i. - S,e,ss |,
Scily hr"ns'""a d.
, s,SGse, ~ ~ y tjsss. barrels a,J ksss
i t Co. 55s aiss'; ia ia '' is !,
"a! !% : oa ia.a,N-
/ f!nnn7ras IL do
; sss..;. .. I'D :,, sots o""'''' !
,atent medicine vi''-, asserted Wits
vi aud ear"lsh htushes,
T s,;s ss"S Fsr rs sale b "s" a"yasosz -o
80 eo; :n' o"s: : 1 HseapsSia: st
,nr nook ES OF nEAnSH ea;sa by the coun-
less Of Bl.ssiugton, with beautifully finished en-
wings. s,,,
The Keepsake for l3in, edited ny hc Lazy L. otua''
Wofuey, with twelve engravngs.
iiea,h's Picturesque Annual containing history anu
description Of Windsor Cast,e a'u Ms eh'''S' eueu
by lAurh h'tcMe, Esq - u" u.s.. smi.nl;d worl the
Also further supplH o. 'i.n sp. .d i,h,e Enc.
Shakespeare Gallery with other new aad Va'uan'e Lug
iish books
Just received and for sale by y,,,v.p 40 t.,mn st
nl3 ALEX. IOWAk. q" camp 81
-------7 = PAUL JONES.
4 DRAMA in i've sc,s, from s French trench. Of Alex
.n ,a ~ sr fyoraiv received in the North, is
more stron 70 the I 1anw" gentleman
as te n Far sae az the rncra Book and
at 49,, ~ t,on,mon ST
-yFJTOW FEVER
a NaroMIcAI pnthologcal AMI Therapeutic re-
.e,rches m the Yeil,w Fever Of Gibraltar, Of 1928
ky Gu: A. Lewis a.tn", a; ~ anvil for sale by j. J
Lens Mc r.: Js Successors 10 ALEX. TOWER, 4!
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AMERICAN
CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY,

CAPITAL $4,000, IN 1921 Pn'zEs!
Will he drawn in DECEMBER NEXT; and in
order to crafty, ut carly PERIOD the purchasers
of,ickets, tie combination is adopted for this Lot
terry tnly, of to IS, whereby tho drawing will
DO completed in few minutes by the drawing OF
IL Numbers from tho wheel.
67,525 Tickets, at $40 cach---s675, $50.
1921 PRIZES!!'
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IlJlRIS TtN)Ill PASTE.

VI UKNTS :, -, =,
For tansiug beautiCyi"g and preserving Mr leeth.
tNtEs Preparation has acquired great celsn',, Gy
4 its possessing Iip m0st< i"val"ase properties 'of
sivrg the Teeth polish, swee,lnS the breath ana en-
tireI eradica,ng the scurvy. II is formed n lngfe''
ens,leas IN, 10 the taste, and highly beneficial hsthe
heuh and preservation of the Teeth and gums; nor
doeat possess an atom OF corrosive nature me aHn
attn Teeth instead Of being impaired las ii inevitably
Is Is case in other compostons will be preserved
ard epdered beautiful in the exteme For sale al NE
'' BUSH & ALLAN.
TVESH MEDICI esq pa kascs fresh med'-
cnes, received per recent arrivals from the Noft'',
-rn lies Liverpool and avre, making their stock OF
me,cnes ns full an, in the Southern country, Ahr'f
fine edica al organizations from the celebrated manu-
facry Of Mander, Weaver & Co. from whom they " II
be cns,antly supplied. Planters, dealers and 'h!s'
f,iau will be supplied the most favorahie ters
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
~ cor Common and hapitoulas st
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BANK NOTE Ell,
TnnnNSi VnpYGHIT -
K + G U |. A Ii

II T. u u !. A II
ST. LOUIS STREET RES
THE Excl!
NNHE Subs riher has the i
L and the public in gene raj
10th ins,ai n Res,aural, whe I
according to the bill Of fare,
Fifty cents fnr Breakfast, a,
Dinner. TIE breakfast will
option, one cup Of c, flee nth
and brend at discretion.
three dishes at option, a soup
a long time OF The 'ncolk
where they are obliged to o.
subscriber has the hope o. q
venience in establishing his J.
aud where persons will be NJ
the day, at cheaper rate thu
The subscriber has also Z
parties, and will execute city
OIs-gW
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS

BOATS, and COUN
"lIE, subscribers are now
manufactures, large SUI
r ur,henware, Looking Eiass'
Lamps, Chandeliers, Japan
house furnishing goods gen
unusually low prices, at No.
Common street. I'2u-4w
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IN ANIiLA CoRDAGE-A complete assortment Of
III Hawsers and Rope, direct from the factory, %as
issS;ne aud for sale BY PETER LAIDLAW,
ssns sS ."' W 66 Campst
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OH. AND MA A.. - ! 1,.. '.,-s5ggt.sssss. h
90 cask. pure ~iner I'll. 80 hhls do, 100 hills
I'd aud Sd qua i,y lamp oil Ve ','tsss nseea oil 3.
olive OH, 100 ibis TAI; 80 g!H pi,r ans .s5 do SD
,oap; cpa tar in half Ibis; s,rS OF Hrrsntine; Tii
varhSh; eornl and japan do nestssast oil 500 ssg
Weherell's white lead, Nc, s2i uss
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LTATS-The subscribers have received an. n ave re-
csiying by every packet large supply o. beeve.
nssia Fur and Mosskn silk Hats, Of the latest lash"
I'M and hest manufacture which they offer TOR inspec
- - : GOSSIP & Co.
Naval, Military g. Fashionable Hatters, under
tx3l 2Exrhanse Hotel, st Charles ST
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'l'"'ST - NN' '"f~s W.
~ ,use- wrought nuit
gas lrt,ds uasls, - hess
ANCHOR
Anchors { all size
ro.s, | 20 10 \ pints; 81
ment, 100 salt kc'ies
rie.. window gtnSs u,
uua ID lasEe stock GuN
Stitr
rsrred rope and b.
Manila rope, Of the b.
/ Nluullla we'd cords a
-vety huIcIe in the
! ! iHti4, lust received IT
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r.r.,yp "a - '''' ''.''.
u H. ,rann r" We" t"iH 12 iInoWihg .sP't"-
rh ,tsr,utI !rnS: A
III ver " ri;,e, n,'arr.anH ct "' 4'aa' prose a"e
r r i,eyrIyg I. X. fa "rf. ass,
Gen" vt nT'Iy splAyed in syrrs twlve highly r
.",,,css If wings Of '3'i"us subjects by the
Fisher D,nwi,ie s'.ft"n. .h ,a,o ,,;, mott.
cal iIlpsru n"n" >G"i ~ M i wv Wow;,t
Fs, ete '',"'' ,, ", ~' sess"ton
Worthy. Tor .'''o' eu'cu ny 'a"y ' '''"''
Fiea,h's Pic'U go, ,,,,,., f., ,9m Windsor castle
rhe p"tx If gus by L., E'th'', ,.,.r, moroooo
so 7p'e"''' '''''''.'
+. ,. ,.,,
WV 'o'" a. '"'N
RI go, ,i ,v,,,.,,a, ON.
49, .,, >ou v,o,u pro.
NV 70" ''"''
~ M,
II,
g., 40. H., rn,,,,.,s e
,. ,,,, ,,;or;,,, fem
,f'' H. ~, tI,e yrent nue,,
Wv ~ Il Nav Y,,rs, nrescnt
~ 'N''''' -"
-" N,;l,,v,s Wr.,ih a Christ
N, r, resent edited by Frederick
Aaaht'c , Ee'n e Z: I:."drrh.
FeSe'H r'"s"J A., tnr IAN illus |
So, a. " H. Fnden from
"a. ,r"m"e Edited ny 'iIss n'' nt I,cc,
trh,r. e n9".'.' o' .'' ~ ao",sL Under the
,t,u,t iW; q W. L. I ''oe'' VII" ''''
SAFE lin, "S JHAsWELA g. Co,
- Sncr'fS'ts TO loWaI ~ N"--L -
NM AS FOR i34O.
. dis ", 'i '
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- -. rna. ~ "a. offer for sal" -" aTc"m 20,
ERON ttrs- .l d., q, sun putch S.,rs Ne car"
d"'i a., - r s1m Stockholm, per htts 1A:' ''o"
cau,pr,siih ~ . ' 'u'. ""1 LAYTON g. Co..
T -'s''>Fs, 50 Old Lsvee Ut
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LAW BOOKS.
SToRYs Commentary on The law n Of Age ~ Y YS.,
no,o "" John,on's New York Reports; !1'ah uN'
M iepg,,s Crown Cases; Chilly Bills new @d
The above with general assortment Of Ii" I"'NS
JUST fec''Veu anu - JOHN J HASWELL 4 CO.
Successors to
dy A TOW R, CGwr street
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INN I..;., ~ Law and Equity Reporter conth'nns
'nrs st, o. o In Il '~~ 6se.A and desrnined
!, the \ '.',< ur las and Gqeity in hn$l"n'
Ia '-g - puu!tahct nnnshly al - PEI
tnuuIn. s. I,-I .,.4i .,- ryrr,Veh by :,
Nc INIlN ] hASWELL 4 CO.
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gEOYEkS, STEAM
ny NEAHEEG. d.
receiving i,rrc' tr"m the
r.,as Of Glass, thina and
=, Placed aud ii .ef ware,
nv. Kitchen ware, aud
,r1lrv, which t'ey offer VI
T. GalaN street, and so.a4
& / ROW ttt. 81 Go
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rEEEMASONRY.
,, ,n%.rr,;ss or religious dognas and customs
sca fyp,ia"s, Hy'hns"ra"s n ""n n, n'u's 81
- ;n4";ry MO the origin history anu p0''''' u
4 ,sonfy, for sale by ,>,u.swE1J,S Co.
Success Ors 10
4 A TOWER, 40 Camp street.
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,'"' susofdo
F CALDWELL, Oakley & PRlTCHARD,
MAsAsER
AevO nean,A 3oth 1889 4
-
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A DRAMA in five acts, from the French OF Alex.
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