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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-08
Correspondence Of the \. o. Bulletin
PERSECUTION OF AMERICAN CITI-
ZENS AIR EADY COMMENCED
MEXICO.
MAzATLAN, 23d April. 1915.


MAzATLAN, 23d April. 1915.
On the 18th inst, considerable excitement
was caused in this place, occasoned by DO
dy of artillery-men marching through the Prln'
cipal streets. towards the Custom House. On
their arrival at that place, the officer in com
mand received orders from the Collector OF
the Aduena Terresue, to accompany one OF the
clerks of the said office with Sestigos, and lay
a forced embargo at the point of the bayonet'
on the property of the only two American
Houses in the place, Parrot & Co., and Mott
Talbot & Co., to satisfy demand for duties
caused by law of the State of Sinoloa, 1884,
which law was annulIed in 1887, by the tariff
Of that year, and frcm that date up, to few
DAYS previous to the date Of this, the Custom
House had never demanded from any house
such duties.
The house OF Parrot & Co., of course, was
embargoed, on property to the amount OF
$3.50 to satisfy the claim, only amounting
to about 1874, 900, after which the troops were
marched to the house of Messrs. Mott, Talbot
& Co., with the object of laying an embargo
on their property, but Capt. Hope, Of IL. b.
NJ. frigate ThaEa, interfered, and prevented the
embargoes being laid, one Of the partners OF
the said firm being British subject.
Mr. Parrot, who for many years has been
our Consul at MazatIan, suffered with much
patience the indignity to his person, and as
the diplomatic relations between the United
States and Mexico are suspended, he has nc
resource in seeking redress from the Mexican
Government. and very properly called in the
French Consul to witness the proceedings
which are illegal and unjust from the com
mencement, as no Judge or competent author
ity in the place had passed sentence, or judg
ment, in any shape or form, on the proceed
lngs. Mr.. Parrot has gone before the French
Consul and made out his protest, and VIII
submit it to his Government, to be sett:eC
with the other difficulties now pending with
Mexico. There are at Mazatlan nearly do
Zen importing houses, and notwithstanding
not single demand has been made by the
Collector against them for duties; having, a
1t appears, determined to take his revenge GU
OF the Americans. -
Many respectable citizens seeing these scan
dalous proceedings, have used their influence
TO conclliate matters. 1t is proper to remarI
that In the year 1884, this State passed Law
imposing duty on foreign goods imported
OF ope-elghth part of the import duties, to de
Tray the expenses of the State. This duty
was paid up to 1887, when the tariff of tina
year took effect, and the Central System o
Government was established, the State Gov
ernments were abolished; the General Gov
eminent abolished all the rights of the State
TO make and enforce laws. ltappears that al
the duties have long since been paid, agreea
Die to tho tariff of 1887, which was genera
disposition OF the Supreme Government.
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NOTICE.

a l offer for sale valuable tract of Land,
fEg=m in Cumberland county, containing about
-E=a-4s 500 acres, Immediately en- the Cape Fear
River, on the East side, l miles below Fayette-
vile, N. c. There is a good Mill stream running
through the Land. On the premises, there is clear"
ed land enough to make 200 barrels of corn, the
largest part being River low lands; and the back
woods is well timbered sufficient to cut three tasks
of turpentne boxes. For further particulars, ap-
ply to Maj John +: Gilmore, a. Fayetteville, to
myself, at KenansvilIe, Duplln county, N. c.
July 18th, ls45 1886 H. SULLIVAN.
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Arrivals and Departures OF the MAILS.
Northern Mails due daily at past ten, d. M,
and is closed daily at 10 p: m.
Southern mail is due daily at a: m, and is
closed daily at IL m:
SmithriAe due daily at a. M, and is closet
daily at IL M
Fayetteville mail via Clinton and Warsaw,
due Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at IL ns
and is closed same days at 10 p. m.
Fayetteville mail via. Prospect Hall, Eiizavs...-
town, Westbrook's and Robinson's, due Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 9 a. M, and depart
the same days at 10 a. m:
TauAr's BRIDGE, Harrel's store, Black River
Chapel, Mores Creek, and Long Creek, due every
Thursday at p. m. and departs every Friday at
a. M.
Onsl,o Court Hoass, sneed's Ferry, Stump
Sound, and 1'opsai Sound, due every Monday
at D. m. and departs Friday at d. m.
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Later from Mexico.

rived at New Orleans, we have dates
from the capitol of Mexico, up to the So'h
lime. The D. sailed from Vera Cruz
an tie Sd July. The New Orleans Plea
yune. from which paper we gather our
items below, says:
Verbally we learn that the Mexican
Government was to send 10000 men I'M
mediately to the frontier of Texas where
these men were to be raised is poser CT
itself. but where the means to procure mo-
nov enough even to start them on such a.
TOOLS errand, is even greater mystery,
nn,oss British gold is at the bottom. We
rive this rumor as we received it, and in
the meantime proceed to such matters as
we find in our files.
mot a word is said in the papers Of the
captoI about war with the United States.
Some of the secret sessions Of the Senate
may have been occupied with the subject,
but nothing is divuIged.
Con the goth Of June decree Of Gen.
Herrera was promulgated, but dated the
18Th, in which he formally calls an extra
session Of Congress, to convene Oh the
-th inst, for the purpose of taking into
consideralion--Ist, Constitutional Re-
forms; I'd, revision of the acts of the
Provisional Government; and, 81, sub
iects now pending the action of the Cham
bers, especially those of the United States
and Texas.
."This indicates clearly enough that Mex
leo has not yet determined what line of
policy TO pursue towards us. Tie coun-
lrv is so distracted by divisions amongst
its leading politicians and military men,
that the Government is unable to concen-
trate public opinion upon any fixed plan
of operations. The people camor for war
and the integrity of the soil of the repub-
lie, whilst the leaders, or most of them,
are looking after their personal aggran-
diZement.
I'VE alluded in former number to GER
tain rumors about raising additional troops.
This project has now assumed distinct
form. Iii proposed to enllsta large num-
Der of recruits, under the name of - Vol
unteer Defenders OF the Laws" to be dis
tinct from the regular army, although or
ganizeI on the same footing as to dlscl-
pine, &c. This force is 10 be subject ex'
clusiveIy to the local civil authorities, each
volunteer having the privilege to serve IN
the infantry or cavalry. AS Congress has
not yet passed this project into a law, we
do not think it necessary to occupy our
selves with its details. The Committee
on Military Affairs in the House, have al
so reported plan for the complete re-or
ganization of the regular army but this
too, has not yet received the sanction o
Congress. 1t is apparent, nevertheless
that the eyes of Mexicans are open to the
necessity of providing further securitie:
for domestic tranquility, and for giving
more compactness and force to the nation
al troops.
1.-The news Of the revolution of 'To5asc'
was announced in the city Of Mexico OF
the 28lh nit. The Siglo Diezy Nueve
itself the eloquent advocate of Federation
pronounces the affair the most absurd q
all military outbreaks, and adds that tn
unanimous indignation of the Republic
the only feeling it will excite.'
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lD3NegaRRYa
w. WARE,

DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY.
and Member Of the american Society Of Oento'
Surgeons,
DERFORMS all operations upon the Teeth.
Teeth inserted from one to full set, and
upon the principle of Atmospheric Pressure in
ali cases where it is applicable.
Office, doors below the southwest corner OF
Front and Market streets, up stairs.
pRErzRIscE, the Citizens generally.
March /, 1914 o-u
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rHNHE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
J. tween the undersigned, under the Firm of
BATTLE & COOKE, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All business relating to the late
Firm, will be settled by William Cooke, who will
in future carry on the same business, as General
Agent & Commission Merchant.
A. ]. BATTLE,
WIN. COOKE.
August Z, ls45. 47.ti.
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RATES OF FREIG CHIT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, 81 IS cts. per barrel,
Rice, 123 cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, SO cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, So SO per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc S. SO per m.
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- MA@1gzsIsg Igggs Is
S4AZ PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAK
ARRIVED.


August 4. brig Georgiana, Currier, New York,
to G. w. Davis.
At Smithville, schr II Westcott, Lodge, n York,
to G D Ellis & Co.
brig Francis, Savin. New York, II days, to c.
D. Ellis & Go. Spoke on 25th July, Barque Ju-
bitter, for Charleston.
5. schr. Florence, Coffee, New York, to Barry
& Bryant.
schr. Palestine, Green, Falmouth, Jamaica, to
G. w. Davis.
schr Repeater, Francis, New York, to G u
Ellis & Co.
July So. packet schr. ]. D. Jones, Cole, New
York, by R. w. Brown.
August 2. brig Rowena, Murrell, Cuba, by Pot.
ter & Kidder
packet schr. l.. P. Smith, Brownell, New York
by R. w. Brown. 81
4. schr. Eagle, Dyer, Barracoa, Cuba, by c. D
Ellis & Co.
schr Jane Yates, Tolman, Cuba, by Jno Hall
8 schr Florence, Coffee, Gonaeves. st Domin
go, by Barry s; Bryant
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Valuable Plantation
gGa SAI8a
The subscriber offers

fSHsa for sale the valuable plantation on which
!s.ks he now resides. The plantation is sit
EsA3 uated on the west side of the N. E. riv-
err about one mile below South Washington, and
contains about $50 acres. 1t contains both Tur-
pentins and Corn land. There is good dwelling
house. and all necessary out-houses ON the place.
This tract of land lies between the rail road and the
river, and its farthest point is not more than two
and half miles from each.
JOHN C. REGISTER.
South Washington, New Han-1 ..o
over CO., N c., July 4, AS. :
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-Aue. 2.

The rains of the last 4S hours have given us a
River this (Fridav) morning. 1t is ii feet, and
the boats are actively engaged in making prepare
tons to be off The Ben Rush will leave to-day,
carrying full freights; and should the water con-
tinue, will give new aspect to our trade. There
are great quantities of timber and lumber on the
river in this county, which will soon go to mar
ket. Together with this, there are favorable re-
ports as to the cotton market. The firmness OF
the English markets, together with the recent de-
struction of large quantities, and the anticipated
short crop, has caused and fully sustained an adj
vance of in New York, and consequently AN adj
vance here-68 to II, and firm. In other pro-
duce there has been some change We quote flour
at 81 rs to SIS rs. Whiskey, 45c. Brandy, IS
to SOC. Corn, 60 to 65. Wheat &c. Bacon, Sc.
North Car0hniGn.
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BATHS! BATHS!

TENHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
IL citizens of Wilmington, that his BATHING
HOUSE, Immediately in the of Mr.. Richard
Eagles bar room, is now open for the accommoda-
ton of his patrons, and that BATHS, either
WARM or COLD, can be had at any time be-
tween this and the lst of September next
TEuMs.-Ticket for the season-bath at plea
ure, So 90. Half ticket or times week. 81 90.
Single baths 80 cents.
Every thing will be kept neat and clean, and he
will be ready at all hours to accommodate those
who may patronise him.
ISAAC BELDEN.
June 6, 1915. 3S-f. t. S.
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in this place. and from his long acquaintance WITH
that line of business, both in the Northern and
Southern cities, he fatters himself that he will be
able to please those who may favor him with taeis
patronage. He will keep regular supply OF
Beef, Mutton, Lamb, veals &c.s
constantly on hand every morning, at the Market
house. where he will be pleased to wait upon those
who wish to purchase such articles
DROVERS will find it advantageous to
cali upon the subscriber, as he is determined to
paw as liberal prices for Beef cattle as any othe
person in Wilmington. JOHN BUTCHER.
July 18th. ls45. 44-u
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s z % Il e "

ENRON the subscribers room few days since,
H aSILVER HUNTING WATCH, No. IL,
1874, with makers name, John Harrison. Liver
pool. marked in it. There is engraved on the cap
thus made to order of II. w. Brown, Whining
ton. NC A reasonable reward will be paid for
its recovery. JAS. II. MiLMORE'
August 8, 1S45. 47-3t
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DIED,

DIED,
In Columbus county, on the 3lst ut., very sud-
denly, Col. Isaac Powell, in the e5th year of lis
age He was one of the most respected citizens OF
the county; man of stern integrity, and through
out his long life, active and useful.
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:" LLOW-WARE--A small quantity, as
III IL sorted sizes, now landing from brig Georgi-
ana, for sale by JOHN S. RICHARDS,
July 4th, ls45. Market-st. Burch's old stand
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POSTSCRIPT.

THURSDAY NIGHT, o'clock.
We stop the press to give the result of the cleo
ton in this town, for representative to Congress
They are all we have received
Mckay, 244
Meares, 2l2
-
McKay's majority, 80
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wARRANTs-for sale at the
ID JOURNAL OFFICE
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BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE WtLMIhGTos.
Bank checks on Philadelphia; pr. ct. perm
" New York,
I" Boston, "
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Piano Forte.
A FINE TONED PIANO FORTE, Of Du
N bcis & Stoddayt's manufacture, for sale By
WIN. COOKE, Agt
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.FOTICE.
HNHE Subscriber has remoy ed to the store, late
IL ly occupied by Messrs. Rankin & Martin
Water Street. JOHN =. RICHARDS.
July 81, ls45.
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.SesC BsstChefisag
gspABA1suM8NRs

@-wvgwgsNaa< THE UNDERSIGNED
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YWNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
Il PANY, OF NEW YORK-This Insttu-
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fb7- MEssEs. TUCKER 4 BROTHER. Judging
from the large amount of prizes sold by these gentle
men, at tAe Head of Centre Market they must be do
ing an extensive business in their scaling" Their
long experience in the Lottery business together with
prompttude and DESPATCH have secured for them not
only numerous custom at home, but a large circle
of distant correspondents in of the states of the
Uninn.
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a, G. PETERS, JR., ......
W MERCHANT TAILOR.

Ever thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed up
him, would apprise his patrons and friends that for
want of in the old stand No. South st, he has
removed TO No 5, Two doors below, where he will
keep increased assortment Of the finest fabric in
his line of business ofthe latest imporations, TO which
he begs leave TO call the attention Of his friends and
the public, and which he is prepared 10 make up in
the most fashionable style, TO order
N g. All orders will be attended 10 with prompt
ness and des2 patch ol5-eo4t
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THE CIRCUS. This excellent establishment; con-
tnues TO be nightly thronsed by crowded and admir-
nc audiences. There was perfect rush last even
ing, many having to 90 away without obtaining seats
The prorrietors have engaged the celebrated Dramat
lie Equestrian, Sir. c, ], RoGERs, who Will make ii
first appearance This evening, Take our advice and
90 early. ..... ..... .4-.
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THEATRE, FRONT sT.-Second night of the French
Opera. This eminent company of Artists appeared
last evening for the first time in Baltimore, and were
received by large and fashionable audience. The
performance passed off in the most admirable manner.
They will appear tonight in the Comic Vaudeville oil
"Les Petites Mserel ;" in act, and s'Les Memo
rie Du Dable' an opera of three acts Between the
peces grand Musical Interude by NJ. Gary. ...
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~ EW BOOKS. d. OWEN s. SON have Just
"a received tie following works. Night of Toll
by the author of Peep of Day, 50 ets Milon's Prose
Works, . vols $40. S.; Anauas for 1885, Bibles and
Iestaments of all descriptions. A splendid copy OF
Family Bible publishers price $50, will sell for
only $l5 hound in Turkey morocco; do. $40, wewil
sell AT $40; de- Sl2, at IS, We have good Letter Pa
per for e. cts. qure; some a, 1875 lS}, 25 and 81
Fancy articles for Christmas presents, OF every yarie
ty, and at very low prices. And as we wish TO de-
our present stock in prepare for the
holydays wa say we will sell at the very lowest cash
prices. Let the public call and if do not yer-
fy our wotG. l4S BALTIMORE STREET,
OILS 81 door east of Calvert.
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15-OFFICIAL DRAWING at the Ma. ConsoIi
dat.d Lottery, class No. Il, for 1913:
IS Is 55 So 80 8 "a 13 IS s! % % 8

IS Is 55 So 80 8 "a 40 rs s! % % SO
- md g. beine the st ana ID drawn Nos. each $50
81 and 65 being the 3 asid 4tl drawn Mos. zach Is
s and 81 being he 5lIy ana 6th drawn Nos. zach IL
ii ard ~; eing he 9Th and 9Th; or 81 and IS, be-
ing the Oh and lCs!, drawn Nos. ach 10
All hGvng two OF the drawn Nos IN them, each
All having one on,y of the drawn Nos. Oh, q
FROM the Old established House OF
1t EMORY, No. , " Calvers-st.
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! prospects Of tie on great cause-there benz
present about 3OOO.many Of whom were ladies'.
! The meeting was opened by addresses from two
gentlemen Of New Jersey, (whose names are
not recolccted) followed by Messrs. Hagany,
j. II. Ghon and II. L. Smith, Of PhiIadel-
phia. The meeting having adjourned with
! cheers for the success of the Native American
cause, the whole body formed into line, and
preceded by band OF music, marched into
! town.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS. The Oaio III
yer is now in fine order for steamboat navga-
ton, and rising rapidly. There is now album
dance Of water in the channel for the largest
sized steamers. Boats running in the lines to
Cincinnati Louisville and St. Louis, &c, will
hereafter make their regular trips.
Missouri CoNFERENcE. The Missouri an
nual conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church assembled at Columbia on the LIST imA.
Bishop Soule is in attendance
ONO RIVER. We learn from the Pittsburg
papers of Monday that there were feet of wa
ter in the channel Of the river, which was still
rising, A large amount ofproducc was arriv-
ing, and all was activity.
The PIrrsruRG STRIKE. The factory girls
at Plttsburg are still on a strike. They bad
conference with the employers on Saturday,
bu failed to compromise matters.
FAEIE OF AVA. This celebrated raRgiciaD is
dcghting the PhadcIphians with his unr:Yal-
led legerdemain.
NAVAL U. S. surveying brig Washing: oil,
Davis, last from Nantucket, arrived! !
1t Boston on Saturday. I
GOVERNOR OF VERMONT. The Legislators .
Of Vermont assembled on the 9th inst and Or
ganized by the election of WING officers. On
he same day, Hon. VIM. Slade YVES chosen
Governor of the State.
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fG3- O. L. b. GRAND BAYD ORDER UNITED
BROTHERS.. Tbs members are hereby nothed 10
attend the regular quarterly meetiHG 0S this Band On
THIS "Wednesday EVENING, at : o'clock, at tie
2lall, corner Of TH2oIeii's alley sud BAtilnote,st
WILLIAM CIR. SeC'y.
The Joint Comrnftee on Education, u. U. B. VIII
meet at qujgtcr before seven. It
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II L II. w. BOOB.

-.So, 1--.-,, No, 81 BALTIHnRE hRET.
I N>oLt AST SALE OF GROCERIES,.
A NJ my auction Room on THURSDAY MOEV.
mo oct ~ at half past 10, the remaining ef.et, II,
hr"ert, 10 w" Teas; Spices chocolate; sweet oil.
'h 10 ooNNs herrlngs; ~ boxes starch indigo Llue;
cinnamon; ~ boxes segars, weights; scales; beans. TO-
htcco cadieSi pipes; mustayd sugar; mo.asses; cod
fish; brooms; brushes; salt; cheese; coffee; buckets.
800 doE backing; 40 empty barrels; TASKS and botad
sweet oi!i with spices; china; crockeYy; haidwarr.
cutlery, Ale which collection OF furniture: c0ck =
carpets; beds bedding; chairs; calicoes shelf gnods
&c I!i' SAFE affords fine variety and worthy Of the
wholesale and retail grocer. Additions solicited,
OII-2t II. w. ROOD. Anct,r
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ANARPET VACKS. supply of TIMED
~ TACkS for Carpetng-just received and for sale
low for cash. the original Furnishing Warehouse of
ALFkED II. REP, No. 335 Baitimore-st.,
oi5-3tf ald Tin Store absve E0ward-st.
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JULES IN Eli,
Chemist and PerfuEer. No. a

> Ih!V sWtet, btI0W ChesNUf, PNiad' 4,
And f)r sale in Baltimore by the following Agents
j. BOury, 30 BaGm0re-sl; n. N. RoLinsnn, cor GAY
and Sarataga-stS; Mortimer & Movbray, BALTIC and
CHARLES SIS; 1hos =. Harrison, 253 Ba'!noTe-st; F.
Hickey s. Sons, 2i73 Baltimorc-sI: A. Cr0veau. Il
Baltmole-s; Coleman Rogers, l73 Batmore-st; :
c. Winchester, 1865 Baltimore-si; +. Hall, ~ BALTIC
ST; J. NJ. LEr0anr BALTIC. aud anisOn->l; Jas p. De
LacOur, 80 BamDre-st; NJ. >. Thomrs On, Howard
and Fayette SITS; G, ?. Rogers. Howard and Marion
SITS; J. w Harry s. So, BALTIC. Pearl SIS.
oil I-tuy :tfIpl
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NEW STYLE MILLINERY GOODS.
NUST RECEIVED from New York ard now
eD opening, large assortment new style MILLi
merry GOODS, rs follows:
SEQ pieces new style FALL, RlBANDS
100 cartoons rich French FLOWERS
100 81 new style CAPS
Bonnet Velvets; handsome blue biacE GRAPES
Blond Ruches; Willow Foundations
Crown Linines; Bonnet Wire and Chip
10 cases new style Rutland Gipsey BONSETS, from
81 up to $3.50 apiece.
jas; opened and for sale cheap, by
WILLIAM LEE, No. 6 SHARP street.
os.lw isl three doors from Market st,
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The PITrsruRG STRIKE. The fastory girls
at Plttsburg are still on a strike, They bad a
conference with the employers on Saturday,
bu t failed to compromise matters.
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NAVAL U. S. surveying brig Washington,
commander Davis, last from Nantucket, arrived
at Boston on Saturday.
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G3-r O. o. +. r. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA
Rl LAND The .rallaF GuaTterly communication
will commence on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 10Th
inst. 2feGibrrs requested TO he puno:Ga IN at
tendans-. BY order.
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