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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-10

North Carolina Manufactures.
DATTLE & son, Are still manufacturing, at
Dthe ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, N. c. about
100000 lbs. CoOn Yarns per (equa to the best
Georgia Yarns, which they will deliver to Merchants
free of charge, at New York prices.
Orders addressed to Battle, & Son, Rocky Mount
N. c., will receive prompt attention.
February, 1882 29-ly.
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AND WHEREAS, the said Act provides for amending
the Constitution of the State of North Carolina
confer every qualified voter for the House of Com
mons the right to also for the Senate;
Now therefore, to the end that it may be made known
that if the aforesaid amendment to the Constitution shall
he agreed by thirds of the whole representation
each house of the General Assembly, it will then
be submitted to the people for ratification have issued
this my Proclamation in conformity with the provisions
of the before recite0 Act.
In testimony whereof DAVID S. REID, Governor OF
the State of North Carolina hath hereunto set his hand
and caused the Great Seal of said State to be affixed
>l;SsSS. Done at the City of Raleigh, the thirty
S.SW@Ks first day of December, in the year of our
SgSMNts Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
:SNS& one and in the 18th year of our Indepen-
By the Governor, DAVID 5. REID.
Thomas SETTLE, Jr Private Sec'y.
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation may fall,
will please that copy of is posted up in the Court
House of their respective Counties.
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New Music.
TUST received at the MUSIC STORE, lot of new
u and fashionable Music. embracing,
Friendship Polka,
Wait for the Wagon,
Low-backed Car,
Nelly Bly,, &c. &c.
Catalogues of the Music can be seen at the North
Carolina Music Store.
April 9, 1852. 44-M
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Raleigh, Sept. %, 1851.
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~ NOW receiving at the North Carolina Music Store
splendid assortment Of Pianos from the celebra-
ted Factory of Knabe & Gaehle, Baltimore, who
ceved the first Premiums three years in succession in
ls4s ls49 and $780, their Exhibition of the
State of MARYLAND
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON:
THURSDAY, DECEMBER so, 1852.



All eyes are turnedto the extensive, pro-
ductive, and lovely Island OF Cuba. We
have employed the word extensive, it is
not misapplied. 1t is about seven hundred
miles in length, and for some time after is
discovery it was believed to be a Continent.
Its productions are Coffee, Sugar, Tebicco,
and all the tropical fruits. To give some
idea Of the value Of the immense agrieul
iaral products Of Cuba, and the extent Of
its commerce, we viii state, what is said to
be reliable fact, that the receipts of mo-
ney from duties On imports and exports,
Id the Island amounts to sum adequate to
the support of the civil and military govern
ments Of the ''Queen of the Antilles" and
the remittance to the government of her
'smost Christian Majesty" Spain, of a
sum, per annum, ranging from six to ten
millions Of dollars.
Should this superb and fertile Island be-
come the property of the United States, the
emigration from the States to it would be
immense. Thousands and tens Of thou
sands of the Anglo Saxon race, men of in
dustry, enterprise, agricultural, mercantile,
and mechanical skill, would settle in this
favored and charming Island, and before
many years elapsed the productions and
wealth would be quadrupled.
The acquisition of CUBE by the United
States, peaceably anu honorably, it would
seem to US, is great desiaeyatum. With
the strife between the two great parties,
tif indeed there should be any contention
on the subject W shall have nothing to
say. Our little she@ will not enter into
the political arena, but upon q great
measure, such as is contemplated in the
annexation of the magnificent isle, situated
SO near to the Continent, to the United
States, We feel that it is our right and our
duty to express sur independent opinion
independent Of all parties-infuenced by
none.
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"A PERsEvERINa THIEF.-A negro woman
was committed to Jail at Charleston, Va,
about ten days ago, charged with stealing
feather bed from Mr. Thomas Parker.
The Spirit Of Jefferson states that Oh Satur-
day night last she managed to escaped from
the jail, and at once made her way to Mr..
parker's and stole the identical bed from
the room in which it was used, and after
tearing and cutting tae tick into fragments,
threw the feathers and all into sink on the
pren see, when she returned again to the
Jail aud demanded sdnitt.nos - fugitive
from justice.
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~ 1t is said By the knowing ones, that
the Head of the Census Bureau is working
his cards to retain Office after the fourth of
March next Sometime since viewing his
bureau in the light of galyanic battery,
and his clerks as so many frogs upon which
ne might experiment with impunity, he re-
duced the salaries Of about twenty-some
of the best clerks in the ofice-fron 81 ,OOO
to $500; and more recently gave circulation
to report that on or soon after the first of
the month, some twenty or twenty five of
the clerks would have to be dismissed, to
make way for as many more to be appointed
at the instance of Democratic members of
Congress, whose influence. was desired for
further appropriations. We have heard of
several who have been promised splaces.
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This Jcurnal vii contain eacG weak Twenty
eight long columns O. c1oiee reading otter oou,rri
Ing gems Of original a:li elected Poetry Tales Polit
cal and Literary art;sIes, News both Foreign ana
Domestic, tie Proceedings of Congress and our State
Legislature and full and CON 9lete Weekly Summa-
~ OF tie state Of tie Philadelphia ha3e.s In fact
the WEEKLY PENssrLgLEIAY vii contain everything
calculate to make i; a. aecepLsh.c p4,1zLV YIsTrgR
To lose who have been IL Tie habit Of reading
the fRSNsTLVAHI4N, i. is unnecesSa-- to say this
journal VIII maintain TIE reputation il las hitherto
boT2e as National paper frac,y sni boldly defend
ing the conet and the Union against the attacks
OF tie fanatics o. the North and the daunonists of
the South. The cariiDa. principles Of tle Democra.ic
Par viii Be maintained al their freshness vigor
aud purity; and 70 departure FROM c3r Cherished
doc!rines, winked at, or innovation tolerated
1t has been our continued eiEor 10 ma the Demo
cratic masses reading people, and We arr pleased 70
find that they are becoming more AID more 30 every
day. But desire is 70 make tatal sill more stu
deus.
Our Democratic friends throushou the Union, are
called UPON to aij in Increasing the already wide
oircula alton of the WEsELy P&sNsElvLsIAn By Sc do
ng the5 viii lot ey lie holpins Us but also aiding
in circulating Denocrztic truths that will produce 3
glorious result Tat our readers may he persuaded
to help Us, ne offer tie FLOWING Inducements:
To CLUES
We will send to one address,
Six Copies for Five Dollars
Twelve Copies for kiBe Dollars.
Twenty four Copies FIR Sixteen Dollars
Fifty Copies for Thi-y Dollars.
Single Copies One Dollar.
Es5- 10 Orders ,o8Z{ Je atnded 10 aaesS oocorp pa
MED By tds Honey.
Address YIN. II. H'Pz, Publisher Of the TzFKLEY
PENNSYLVANIA, 70. Is Soutb Third street, PhilaeI-
pta.
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HEAVY Loss.-Large quantities Of hogs,
slaughtered in Columbus aud Cleveland,
Ohio, and shipped to New York By railroad,
have been entirely spoiled by warm weather.
Twenty eight car loads in one train became
so pptrid, that the stencil was an iniolsrable
nuisance to the villages they had to pass
through.-Cin. Gar. Dec. q.
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a rustic belle, who came tripping into
the house one evening from the fields, was
told by her city cousin that she looked az
fresh as daisy kissed with dew. SWELL,
it wasn't any fellow Of that name, bu. Bill
Jones, that kissed me; and, confound his
picture, told him everybody would End
him out"
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ks~ Why does not Congress repair or
rebuild the bridge over the Potomac? What
Is the use of quarrelling about the location?
Does not every one know that the present
site is the only practica bic one.
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House OF Representatives.


The SPEAKER said there was not a quo
rum of members present
Mr.. DEAN accordingly moved that there
be call of the House; upon which motion
the yeas and nays were ordered.
MIR. DUNCAN said that the Hon EDWARD
P. LITTLE, representative elect of the State
of Massachusetts, in place of the Hon. Grin
Fowler, deceased, was present, and he
thereupoa appeared and was duly quail
fed
The vote upon the call being then taken
| o quorum was found to be present, and
further proceedings in relation to it were
suspended.
The SPEAKER laid before the House seye-
| raj executive communications
The House resumed the consideration of
the resolution prescribing the manner in
| which committees shall make reports
A motion to lay the resolution upon the
table was nesatiyed, and then the resolution
was rejected.
MIR. DoTY moved the appointment of a
committee to inquire int the spurious bank
ing in the District of Columbia.
Mr. FICKL1N said the matter had already
been inquired into, and he had bill pre-
pared IN relation to the subject, and was
waiting for an oppor tunity to introduce it.
The proposition of Mr.. DorY was not en-
tertained, and thereupon
The House adjourned until Monday next.
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A saAsH.-The eight o'clock train o,
cars last night ran into the car Office on
the wrong track, doing much damage to
the morning train that was lying on that
track. No person was hurt.
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Eg@ Many of our citizens are anxious
to bear what has become Of the New York
Art Union and the .fue dollar bills they have
paid for chances. If it be swindle, why
not own up, that the ticket-holders may
know that they have been ;scingled.
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E~ Our government lands cost one dol
lar an acre, on an average, and champagne
two dollars bottle. How many a man
dies IN the poor house who during his life
time has drank fertile township, trees and
all
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hes" MARBLE Us BRICXs-lt is said that
when the extensive steam marble finishing
establishment, now being erected on the
canal, is completed, that marble fronts can
be put up as cheap as bricks. Thus We GO
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gS% A fair is now being held in Potomac
Hall, corner of Maryland Avenue and
Eleventh Street, Island, by the ladies of
DIR. Holmead's church. Quite aa interest
ing resort for ladies and gentlemen.
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R8 We would call the attention of our
Democratic friends, who wish to take a
cheap paper ous of the city, to the pros
peesus of the Pennsyipantan, in another
column
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Did.

This morning ats o'eloek. GRsEsvI11E y5s7Hvo,
son of Geo. Z. and C4th9ins Eooper ages f,nr.
teen month";
us luneEa' VIII take place at Il o'clock tomorrow
naoFnins fFo tae residence Of his father, ON D. be-
tween ia1R aud ISIh streets when the fr:euss and
aqaia Anees Of the family ere insitei TO attond.
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EATIoaAL THEATRE.

BE. L, d. MARSHALL. LESSEE.
THIS EVENING, DorsxgEE 80,
Wll be acted macklir's celebrated comesv AZ
THE MAN OF TIE WORLD.
sIr Peztnsx Macsycophant....Kr HAcxprr.
Lazy khodo!phs Lumhercorais hiss Yr7srArs1cx.
ba1ca'.'.,...... itIss NALxEss.
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EB We learn that the Ferry at the
chain bridge above Georgetown is now in
good travelling order, after delay of three
or four days
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DET Oh, how kind is Providence to US
errlng mortais; weather mild, and small
quantity of wood needed for fuel.
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( CHEAP AND GooD TAEILY pApEa.

THE WEEKLY PENNSYLVANIA
Is pubii.hod b. VIZ, II. Eopr. st Sc South Third
greet, PhilaGaspia, - TIE or pr9c Il ONE oLIiR
a YEAR
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CONGRESS-.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 80.
Sen ate.

a COMMUNICATION was lal0 peIore the
Senate from the Committee of Arrange
ments, inviting, through their Chairman
the Senate to be present. at the ceremony
of the inauguration Of the Jackson StatuarJ
Monument
A communication was also received from
the President of the United States, giving
the information asked for respecting the
military asylum in the District of Co
lumbia.
Memorials end Petitions.
Mr. DAVIS presented a petition from
seamen and others, asking that the law
requiring them to pay certain amount per
month for the support Of sick and disabled
seanen in marine hospitals be recinded.
In connection with this memorial, Mr.. D.
submitted resolution calling upon the
Secretary Of the Treasury to inform the
Senate the amounts paid by seamen and the
appropriations made by Congress since the
passage of the act relating to marine hos
pitfalls.
Mr. CAss called up his resoluti on calling
| apon the President for information, if there
was any in the Department Of State, re
specting the formation of British colony
in Central America: passed without Ops
sition.
The following bills were then taken up
considered and passed,
House Bill: An act making further ap
| preparations for the construction Of roads
in Minnesota:
House Bills An act to amend on act en-
| titled can act to establish the Territorial
government Of Oregon" approved August
Il, 1645.
Bill for the relief Of Washington More
head
Joint resolution for the relief of the heir
Of John de Neufyille & Son.
Bill for the relief of Charles Cooper g.
Company.
On motion of Mr. WADE the House bill
for the relief of Charles s. Matthewes,
Charles Wood, and James Hall, was taken
up, discussed and postponed
At quarter past two the Senate on
motion went into executive session, and
after q short time spent therein adjourned.
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A Coon PLEDGg.-A friend hands Ms III,
following, which he says was picked u,
from file of old papers:
Notice to all is hereby given,
That one whom appetite has drive,
In former times, to strange excuses.
His change Of purpose thus expresses:
Resolved, therefore, in time to come.
To drink no brandy, gin, or rum,
Whisky, or cider, wine, or beer;
But keep my head and stomach clear.
From those intoxicating critters,
That fbrnerly We drank az bisters;
Being convinced that since the food
10 MAJ, they 90 more harm than good
Dated 4 Rockton, and thu time,
l. March fifteenth, forty nine,
This heseafter win maintain, ~
"it.sss my hand AIxxD CRANE
tfasbssy rhis~.
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70 cone'Gia witt tl,e fare OF
TIE DAY AFTER TIE WEDDING.
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VII. BIRD.
NJ. T. PARKER

TASTIHGg COMPOUND SYRUP Or NAPTHA
IL A positive cure for Coughs. Coias, Asthma.
and all diseases Of the eEest and urgs. single bot
tie viii prove It's efficacy. PREPARED BY Dr.. g. Last
ings, London. Prios 81 per bottle. Sold ~
s. r. SYLVESTER,
Chemist and Druggist, ecr. 6th and III cts.
dee 16-eo2w
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WINES, BRANpIES, CIGARS. epo-Frre
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPs, Go,
JAO. 3. RLBBEY s 90

No. s, opposite Centre M.rkss
| seFohIEan ANp DkAL klts in the above goods az
fer to families, clubs, The trade an
WISzs-sssdeiras, Cisrete. Chsmp,g,.s ports O.
ries, Hooks &c CT d1aug in m Johns and totli
IIcUoRs-Brsndies, Rum, VIII ske,. Gin, De.
LtQUEIs-Cursc2o' MsraEchno, Anisetii, Noyoac, BIT
MALI I-IaUzRs-Londsn Brown Stout, Scotch e.d r..
Iish Aies
CIsARs-A variety Of brands
PIoELES-Best Quality Of English and French
SAUC-S-For Fish. C>irrie. Game. He.fs a.
TRAs-BreskfsSt Teas. Souchong Pouchone. pet.-
oOons Hysan, Young Hyaon, &c. in chests, JfaLes;,
SUGARsB Brown, Loaf, Crushed, Prsiyerised, ersnsA
lated, &c.
CoFrsE-Moebs, Jav, Mara'eabo. RIO. &c
oHzss-s ulton' Chedder, saEssgOs Psrnaeean, p,ts
HAxs-Best American aId Nestphs.ia,
~ IsA d P@14Sis' s WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE-~Sss
dec l6-12t
OPERA BOOTS, CONGRESS CATERS. &c
7 UST RECEIVED from the manufactory of W. vl.,.
u ney. Newark, New Jersey, formerly Of This city3
case O. Opera Boots
case C-oEGrO=e ES5t4rs
cas- UDisC Shoes, u new article: s-5
One case @ ford Shoes
Also case OF boys Congress Caters SRI Unioa ss,
For sale b. JOHN Nils
dee . Fashionable Beet Maker. Bruxn,s ,,o,si.
ELEGANT FURNITURE AND EoUsG-FUR-
Nl6aIkG GOODS.
EfHE SUBSCRIBER has constantly On hand 8. h,
i Furnishing Ware Rooms large AMI well e.ectSS
assortment O. Furniture CEins Glassvarp C. coar,
sing 49, N'-t-'
iosewood, Walnut, ard Eahos any Sofas
arm ChalTs tad PSToT Chairs finished in B-ocstsp
Plush, and Hair Goth '-i''
El9gan: Rosewood, Walnut. and Mah,cspr M.
Slab Dressing Bureaus War,lrolscs NJ =, -
Be@steais Feather Bed, Hair and EAuck Ksf:rzS-
es &c. an IL ''- a.
God BaLd Dime. and Desert Set,s. richly do..
rated '--' U"-"
EreTaca China 1e2ware, Power Vases CofJae On
eAFtr fssted UastoTf, Spoons. I1la.os Perks. &c
LIS snort, Is stock embraces ALL thai i ,sslI ~
nsnental in she I!GUS. -FUEN!EHING I,s 80 - y
pEic e tAa-t cannot fa1 90 p,ease 1-- .
LIBERIA credit viii b exe11cI far GOOD rr,os ~
! fere1ces. o." 49, II L
dec l6- JAMES c. EoGUIfE
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LUMBER YARD.
WOOD AND COAL

fuE celebrated Iauphin coal, aud { full supply
= oak, pine, and hicHery wood.
For sale b. ". STONE, on the
dec 0-6t canal south OF .th st. bridge
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ALL TASTES eUITKO

VIZ SUBSCRIBER would respectfully 81. the ,t..
L ton Of members Of ClI.Sre 5, Strangers Viz,
the ciy anl tft Pubic ceneTal,y, 10 his ls-e go,
Manufacture. also from the mgst Gel b-atsd
CT New York, Newark, Philadelphia AHd gafirns,.
consisting OF Quilted bottom, cork ~ and doub.n
Boots for winter wear; also 0rc-a k-aes p,CIs ~
toned Gators, patent Congress aoots bitch = -
Glaze Shoes, Wrench Walking Shoes ra5!> Fuaps -
ct Slippers, Celiskin and Gum S-oe5; s.so vcrtr
servants EootS and Shoes, and Slippers Il ever ca
scription. ' -
10 my Old customers i would say, that IN mi,
prepared to nsAe work CT ever kind & o,,gr :, -,
shortest notice Of the very lest Iaa;ers e-d Ly =,
best Workmen IN style which cannnt hc sI,rras,5I
any similar establishment H. this or aov Gu -.
N the Union. Al measured work vsrrsnta,4 :, .;
Please call and examine for yourselves = thf p, =
! a0ie Boot aud Shoe Store Brown Marble pr..l
JOHN BILLS
Gee 40 FESh;.alse Gsr; Ais.s-
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UgEFUL AID VARIOUS.

UeEFUL AID VARIOUS.
IET have this day reoeiTed the following Z Ssjs
~ We call The attic, ton o. II friend ou-cgs.sl,
and the public generally:
l0pieceS isb.e Damask al grs1es
50 dozen Table hapkins al r-icls
l25 do Towels ir,n 1917 centzup
q Iieoes All widths Sheedngs, very cAesF
50 do pillow ca-c C1ttyns
+ 500 do Bleachsd Cottons, Ali prices Id sAa1es
80 do fancy Print, AL gEBdss
20 do black AlPacss, b. sell st twrlye eel1
20 do black Prinls, 70 sell AZ
IS do heavy fallad Cloths, foT servants
IS do plaii country Lin=eys
20 do Gou5s.iire Dc lair e l2Iz or'.s
go 50 bousse.i1es dc Lame, 1874 a. - osAS
100 60 pebfy plaid Cotycns
loo do hcaFy tsz-4LurgB
100 Linen 1abeciotLs. bie2ehcd End tCgn
D pieces hucAaback, fer tSweNipgs, &C.
50 do ksst kuss.s DIAPERS.
With full, g:rera, AID Complete assortment d a.
kinds Of Dry Goods ILRBI & hE4Lh,
CoTB1r IF u street Ind Penn BT,DUs,
Gee 10 Mis- Der-lc,ts DeS tuI.eing.
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dec16
a EMBERs OF CONGRESS. s,Tnn.

M EMBERS OF CONGRESS-. s,rnn.
W. gers, ami others Wi p.esee no.5c. a.. -.
subscriber haFe reooTet e tGeir lew store 60 AZ
cht Soiieh k-aa-j three ,poTt west Of TIE c-e t.y
IeTaler!y ocrupeJ, ana have opened Ea hssor-ut II
superior Gold Watches, Dis amend ard otter ,jr5 re
~, silver y ar, &c which, IA, ae5s Of quziity
ana { ncal mes a not surpassed il tbs coaniry
"atcAeS, ChronoIaets ~ DC repaired With tie -ts =
care y. Il. GAIT & BRO
Elm II tAc Golden lag Penn ave
gee 10 between 9lh AID Ion -;
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dec 1876

M ACk E II Z l. SALMON, CoDkIsE
W. white Fish, &c.
% bbls. small no Nackersl
10 bbis. No. ! Mzckerel
10 = ebls. No d.
70 kits 20. Mackerei, expressly TO- f.zsET use
j 90 fine family Salmon
800 lbs. Grand Bank Cozfsh
30 boxes 10 Scaled uerrinEs
y S0lF. White Fish
N-b6is. do
% bbis. Connecticut He-rin-s
just received aEd Tor sale IL
dec is SAMUEL BACON ~
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decl6
Just RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
~ . nalIcbeSts Sne family tea
50 boxes Tssins
bale almonds
] DO WalDuts
ieXes W. rock candy
cases ginger
trails dates
bags ground nuts
loo boxes sariiaes
. kegs FAM butter
BARRE pickles
boxes 90
p boxes sealed herring
10 sugarcurgd hams
SO bags buckwhea: lcur
20dOzeu br1oms
DO Ehsps
DO Mani IL mats
10 do -four buckets
10 waskboards
co buckets
. barrels crushed susar
20 box s starch
Gee I6-S WILLIAM OaHE
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CUPERIOR WHITE ELANkELS, s9eh
- Is Weleh Sco1ld, SezoDy, PcEsisH cEj 40 Nl1s
.onsfh;-g ..irsy new ami fuperloT for isdSs skir
ines with large f.ock Of ios prios1 Eh;e a-d 60
orcd also the FaTjozs shades cf Sack Fshnti, ct the
new Dry Goods stere # n,,,vv
dAc IL Penn Av between 9Th and loth Sta.
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DERMUDA ARROW ROOT ysy ssps
/ : rior arsisse, f1ss rscsaTsd W. 4. h'ASo'