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DESCRIPTION OF ONES OWN WEDDIsG-Mc'
Car!hy, the facetious editor of the Bards:swn, KY
Gazette, was married last week. We are indebs-
ed TO his own pen for the following description of
the party:
During our visit to Built county we heard of a
party and concluded to attend. Have an inds-
tinct memory of ceremony having transpired,
where supdry persons were assemble d; where q
dignifed gentleman in vestnents asked nervous
gentleman in spectacles if he willing to do so
and so for the future in regard to 4 figure under
vsil in his vicinity, and the nervous gentleman
very emphasicaLy promised everything asked of
him; aud shen similar promises were exsced of the
veilsd figure, after which there was shaking of
hands smong the men folks, and much kissing
among the women folks followed by cutting Of
cake, popping champagne bottles. music, dancing,
and SO fourth. Altogether the party was 4 very
pleasant one
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A DEcIsIoN.-The Supreme Court of Ohio have
made decision in the case of Anderson. of
Ky, who gave bis negro permission to 20 into
Ohio and earn money enough to buy his freedom
The negro getting into Ohio refused to buy him.
self or return. Mr. Anderson sued to recover the
monay, and the court decided that bargain
bsvine been made with a slave was no bargain at
all and he could not recover
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RETURNED Standardization the return
ed fillibusters at New Orleans the folio wing have
been taken to the hospital there r T Mcintyre,
Of Richmond county, North Carolina; Henry N
MYERS and Edward F. McGorlc, Nashville Tenn ;
Thomas Kirby. Franklin G. Vaughan, and VIM.
Jackson of ALBANIA.
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REsIGNRD.-We hesr that Mr.. Herrick has re.
signed the position of Clerk to the Senate's Com
miitee on Finance. The on dit is, that the dis,
pleasure manifested by the chairman of the COM
mittee at the course Of Mr. II. with reference to
the Attorney General and Treasury Department
upon the Richard W. Thompson claim, is at the
bottom Of this resignation - Wash. Star.
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ANCIENT TERRAPIN.-One day last week a ser.
want of DIR. B. f. Reid, of Sssunton Va. found in
the held terraptn with the date 1882 and the
name James Nelson cut In the under part Of its
shell. Mr.. Nelson is not living, but an examins .
tion of the Inscription satisfies the Staunton Specs
t.ior that it is genuine The terrapin is lively and
vi ~
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OFF TO THE CoNTINENT.-The steamship Fran
co.'s Araso left New Orleans on Tuesday for Ha-
vrs, with large humber of passengers, includir G
many of the prominent citizens of New Orleans
with their families. who took this opportunity of
going direct TO er jay their summers travel In Eu.
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Col BENTONs LITERARY LABoRs.--The Mis-
souri, Democrat says that Colonel Benton has
nearly completed the fourth volume of his conden
sation of the Congressional Debates, and has in
contemplation the contiauation of his Thirty
Years View" up to the present time. and has been
urgently solicited by his publishers to undertake
the work of writing popular Life of Jackson.
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CROPS AT THE NORTHWEST Accounts from
the northwestern part of Ohio state that the crops
are recovering from the severity of the winter and
tbs backward spring. The wheat which looked
yellow and sickly, has regaped it's heal,hfu color
and now promises abundant yield. Should
nothing unfavorsble occur the yield in that por-
ton OF the State it is thought, will be very large
as so unusual breadth of land was sown The
Springfield ulD Journal gives account equally
favorable respecting The condition of ths wheA.
crop In that St&ia. With regard to Michigan, the
Lansing Journal says the prospects have is prevsd
and from present Gdcations the wheat crop will
not be much short of an average yield. The Iowa
City Republican says the wheat prospects in that
State are gloomy. In Upper Canada tie prospects
of heavy crop is said never to have been more
promising.
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LOTTERY VENDERs ARRESTED IN BOSTON,
Twelve lottery Offices in Boston we're overhauled
Tuesday by the police, in six of which tickets of
the Delaware State lottery were found, and the
parties were arrested At Mirick's office on State
street, over 800 tickets were seized
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THE CoMET-Wele learn from the Havana Prem
sa that the comet has been by citizens of tina!
place without the aid Off telescope. The weather
was unseasonably cold.
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HIGH PRICE FOR NEGRoEs.-At Marion, Perry
county, Alabama, on Monday, 4sh ms. two me-
groes. well borers, were sold on the block, and
brought the snug sum of four thousand and seven.
ty.fiye dollars
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Mr. BROOKS SUCCEssoR.-Gen. Bonham sue.
cessor of Preston 8. Brooks, In Congress, has flied
many important places in the military history of
South Carolina. He also served through the Mex
ican war, with honor, and is now serving as State
attorney
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YELLOW FLYER RAvAGEs AT BAHIA-Ad-
vices from Bahia to the 1st ult, have been recev-
ed. The yellow fever was raging dreadfulIy
among the crews of the foreign shipping in port In
many cases whole crews were being carried off
Al the latest advices the malady had began to
hot
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DEATH OF SCHOLAR FROM A WHIPPING -
The Newark Daily Advertiser says that boy in
one of the public schools In Newark was whipped
q few day since by the teacher who held his head
downward between his knees while he inflicted
thes punishment The holding the head down.
ward created rush Of blood to the head, causing
brain fever and death . few days afterward.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
w $50 Broad Street

oo0 pair Of those beautiful Landscapes, 37A cents
worth 10 cents $40 pair Plain, 50 cents, would be
chesP at 8 200 pair Vase Shades 81, worth double
ths money 200 pair Gilt Shades, at the very low
Pnce OF Sl Sd, richly worth So so; table Oil Cloths
Ia great variety from 25 cents up to the best article
msde Call, examine and be convinced.
York prices
~ Shades made to order at short notice Call at
NJ GOLDEE's Dry Goods Store,
ap Z-dIm $50 Broxd street
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FATAL ACCIDENTS WIN. Flannaghan, a 10.
borer In the yelling tunnel on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, % miles from Wheeling, was 80
severely injured on wednesday last by the falling
of portion of the roof that he died en- Friday
VIM. Flsherty. another laborer, was killed At the
same place last week
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The DAILY DISPACTH
Thursday Morning, May II. 1877.

HORRIBLE CASE IN NORTH CAROLINA --Tha
charlotte North, Carolins, Democrat. Of tho 1o,h
instant sivea the particulars of horrible Affair
which has just been brought to light 10 IN. neigh
BORING village OF Concord, In Meckleuburr eonn
ty. 1t says: ~'uis soun
anaek doctor, known BY the mama sf E,,.r, -,
piled ts man to assist him Ia taLins a. mid ~,
haa oesn oorled few days before The man mad.
eaoeb known and intmated that two III, h. ,rj.
asusntesof very respectable gentle "A residin,
.as slen,y' hsd oeen removed from their graves by
tns man Nasent for the u-pose of extracting adj
onsi properties from their esh and bones To asr.y
tain the truth of the NOR tho father sd thu
re.orened ard found the coffins and bodies missn,
or coIrss this created deep sensation ans we are
mary punishment upon Nugent; but on visiting hi
house he was found very sick and in dying condition
One report says that he took poifon after lesrnu
that his operations wers known to the public and
another thst he died from disease contracted from
frequent handling of deeomposed bodies.
Nugent died on Wednesday Lat. He made state.
uent before death that he had exhumed about six
10 dead bodies 10 Concord and elsewhere, and af
ter using them (for making me6icine) he burned the
flesh, nj % and every thing, to prevent detection
His ash pile was examined and teeth and bones found
therein.
Eis thsory appears to have been that q medicine
could be made by boiling the liver of human being
that would cure liver complaint; and with regard
to other oisssses. Ws learn that N1ssnt was from
Forsythe county, sBd had been lisisg In Concord
about two years. He ones lived in this town ara
informed, engaged in selling peppermint and CHINA
mon drops Before hs oed he gave the nsmes oi
thres or four of his accomFces, of whom, q
white man named Bosus, was arrested in this placs
last eek and Commit ed to Jail
What the fellow did with the dicne he has be u
mskiss, one kto He had agencies in Salisba.
ry and Godsboro', where one or more of his accom-.
pioss reside.
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CASE OF POISONING AT DAkynLE Pa
Much exeitem ent prevails In Danvills Psnnsylvenis
relative to tbs death of Cathsrius Ann Cisrk by
poiios, supposed to have been administered by hCr
husband, William Clark. Her body has been sxt uu,-
the direction of the Coroner Clark has been arrest.
ed and 10 in custody, and Mrs Twisss has also been
arrested on th. sappnsition of being an ascompcs.
under similar suspicious ereumstsases and his bsdv
will be exhumed for examination. 1t In supposed
that an improper intimacy existed between her and
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REAL ESTATE AT ST. LOUIS Some forty acre
OF James Clay's farm, four miles back from the
st Louis courthouse, sold at auction the other day
for about 81 200 per acre
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Rev. Sidney A Corey. of the Fifth Avenue Bap
tist church, n Y for many years an actor, is out
IN sermon against the stage.
ID. b. Vondersmit was arrested in Lancaster,
Pa, Monday, charged with frauds on the Pension
Bureau.
The bill for the sale of the main line of public
works, has passed both houses of the Pennsylya-
mia Legislature, and been sent to the Governor for
his signature.
Hon. Stephen Adams, OK. Senator ffem Missis.
sIppi, died at Memphis. Tenn, on the llsh Inst.
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THE BANK OF ENGLAND The business of the
Bank of England is conducted by about eight
hundred clerks whose salaries amount to about
fl90 600. The bank in 1850 had about twenty
millions of bank notes In circulation In the same
year there were about five millions deposited In
the savings banks of the metropolis
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LATER FROM ,VEHEZUELA.-Ws have papers
from Venezuela, dated at Caracas on the 18TH OF
March. The new tariff on goods from the United
States went into operation on the 18th OF March.
The merchants Of Caracas and Laguayra disap-
prove Of the new tariff charges on imports as
being too high The new coinage law had been
published. The decimal system Of the French
had been adopted, the dollar being taken as unit
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no u L. e hAFINED STEAM CAN.
n DlEs-lt IL fact universally admitted, that
SossIEURS Steam Refined Candies are unequal
led Country merchants who have bou ght them and
VINO have bought in New York. Philadelphia and
give il their unq uaifed admiration; they all say it
10 The very best they saw and that 1t keeps bet
lei than sny they ever had The reason il obvious;
itis made of the best doube.rened crushed sussrs
BY Sorkmen Of experience, packed carefully, and .
Dad article never put up. To those who have never
triedit, would say call and see try and buv pack
ase. LOUIS / BOSSIETJY
Steam Candy Manufacturer
my7 No l07 Main street Richmoud Va
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CINCINNATI MoRALs.-A single paper of Gin.
cinna.i, Monday, chronicles the deserlion of his
family by city official, in company with his
wife's aunt the elopement of the wife of real
estate broker the elopement of wife of a steam
boat captain, and the attempted suicide of another
wife on account of desertion by her husband, and
consequent des,ituion. This is certainly a START
ling group of immoralities to become public In a
single day.
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THE RED MEN" ANNIyERsARY.-Extensiv
preparations have been made by the PowLatsn
tribe of Petersburg. Va for the reception and en-
ter.sinment Of the Cherokee Tribe from Lynch>
burg tho Pocahontas Tribe of Richmond and del
egates from different tribes in the State, forming
a representation from the Grand Council who will
celebrate the anniversary of their association in
that city, on Friday next. A splendid supper will
be served up at Jarrstts Hotel costing between
si and aayan hundrad dnllara
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VLOTHlN Nc. - ..r, ..v,

| NOAH WALKER CO. No. 90 Main stseet, n.
,,s Attention TO recent arrivals Of eprag s.A Sum.
ms1 STYLES of Clothins and Furnishing Goods -
care has bsen used In the ssleetion TO procure
supply adapted to the kiehmosd market, end tse
hy suy establishment m the city.
sONETHIN6 NEW!
MARSEfLLES SHIRTS AND COLLAR
The attention. Of the beaa eads 10 solisissA - our
supply OF thsss articles made to our ovn cs1e esA
n. WALKyR CO,
% M-1y - nsia stress
ID TAYLOR hss iust rsce ysd few eo1tse q nAes
siNpS ART or sfN0iN0 Ths SEQ book = nos
hisAly rseommsndsd. Some Of ths esss 1sssss ~
OF IL
.In the Arst ninstsen passs ef this ssw metho1
embodied more soaad ssnss o. the aAtsEs Aso esee.
billttes OF the human voice thaa san % fsass y
half-s-Aozsa simiias works ~ Esropsss
ap6 6-h
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RECEIPTS OF RELIGIOUS AND RFyRyoT rsr go.
ciEIiEs-The Herald gives the following table
showing the receipts and expenditures during the
past year Of the societies named:
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THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION as
sembied in Nashville, Tenn on the 5th inst, and
adjourned on the 7th inst, to meet next year in
Washington city. Drs. G Foster and A. J
Semmes VI Washington were appointed secreta-
ries for the next year. The committee On prize
essays submitted report awarding the premiums
to H. f. Campbell of Ga, and VIM A. Ham
moud assistant surgeon U S army. Fort Riley,
Kansas. The association transacted . large
amount of business in relation to medical subjects
On the evening of the adjournment the members
attended grand ball and supper at the capitol,
where there were in attendance all the beauty and
fashion of the city. Tha convention also received
formal Invitation to visit the residence Of Mrs.
Elk President Polk.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM WEALTH-Thers IL
true philosophy in the following extract of letter
from the Rev. Dr. Humphrey to the Evaneslist-
The Doctor wrc:e from Chicago, where he was
visiting:
How marvellous has been the rise of property In
Chicago. Happening to bs there in the summer of
1899, when the Dearborn reservation was brought
into market bought two small lots, and sold them
about seven or eight years ago for two thousand
five hundred dollars, which was thought to be .
fair price. Now, the new Richmond Hotel, one of
the finest In Chicago stands on the same ground
which am assured would, If l had kept II to thls
Time, have brought me eighty thousand doliarsl
So you eehow narrowly have escaped being
rich man, and rearing my boys, had they been
young, to rely upon my fortune, and not upon
their own industry, economy and good behavior
| slept upon the premises last night at fair hotel
charge, and without being kept awake one moment
in thinking of what had lost. l had excellent
accommodations. and what could ask for more
II the children of the proprietor who bought the
land of me (if he has any, escape with the great
fortune Is safely as mine have done without it, Il
will be an exception to the general experience of
wealthy families
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GUANo ISLANDS IN THE ARABIAN SEA-Or.
ders havejust been received here and offers made
to charter few ships to load guano at these ISL.
snds for Great Britain on English account
The guano deposits on these Islands were discoy.
cred in 1853, by Mr.. John Ord, an English master
mariner. The quantity estimated, is from one to
two millions of tons, and worth $40 to Els
0oo, 900 These Islands had been previous ceded
to the British crown by the Imaum of Muscat and
the English government has leased them to Mr.
Ord and his associates for the term Of five years,
for the purpose of removing the guano, at the rate
oftwo shilling sterling per ton, to be paid royal.
y th. first year and four shillings per ton for the
four following years; and the government has
agreed to send an armed vessel to protect them in
heir operations s-NeuburQport HtraLd
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t1gar8.
a large variety of Choice Brands.
Nfntf fnuNr
A CARD,
"a PURCELL, LADD CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

Beg leave TO inform their friends, Merchants and the
pubic, that since the destruction of the Store house
by hre the 25d March they have, by arrivals per
Steamers and Express, made such additions to their
stock, as vii! enable them, heretofore to fill
ders entruste TO them, with their usual pEomptness
and dispatch
~ Their store, for the present, is Pearl street,
ano opposite their old stand
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
apl7 Drusyi.,. Richmond
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FILIBusTERTHG DON'T PAY.-That fiIibuster-
ing In the Unted States is not good investment
upon the capital paid in, and the passion and sem
timent expended, is proved by the fact that while
Americans have never yet undertaken . national
war that has failed they have never undertaken
q rnarauding expedition that has succeeded The
Albany Journal gives the following as proof:
"MckenZies Patriot War in Canada failed d. and
its victims were transported or shot Lspez's
foray in Cuba failed, and he persisted by the &c.
rote. The Sonora expedition failed, and the bones
of its deudad members are bleaching on the
Plains The Nicaragua expedition has failed .s
last Also. Walker ia cooped up and starving while
his men are begging their way back home, through
New York and New Orleans ="
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Msj Manehead Wright, of Lafayette county,
Arkansas, died on the 2lst ult.
Lockwood Lyons formerly wealthy and well
known shoe dealer Of New Orleans, died last week
in poverty and drunkenness .e
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have for sale Iease

SAsa Nt1 ASH'-i bHSe ioF sane Ieahe or
EEl rent, Houses Lots 4o from lat to SSd street
1M~~ aud in the county cf Hsnriso, some of which
Lots czunot be surpassed for beauty and locality hy
aBy within the corporation limits and whsn YOU
e. me county Lots for soap and candle faotories
Ma urs cou net bsye done her part for the
convenience OF for to erect such estabishme
upon ali or any of the shove. / shall be- pleased to
hsve the views Of operators upon the subject now
before them.
Apply to FL. w TYLER,
my 5-Sm Agent for the Trustees
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nsm FOX KESTA Store and Dwelling,
- l7ch street. nearly opposite the Vegetable
-KA Market, oou:sioug four rooms, two Kitchens
snd two cellars, with ali the conyerisnces for q
family. Price $3.50 per year. Apply TO
LEWIS HYMAN, Watch Maker,
Eft No % Main
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zsA 4 NO BUSINESS STAND On
kS1 Main, between 18th and IA b streets for lease
- Apply TO D. X. WEISIGER,
my SIS No "a Main street
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A SINGULAR CAsE-NEaKLY BURIED ALIvR
"A letter from Cleves, Hamilton county. Ohio
says: Wat. Ecknan, q wealthy citizen of this
lace was take violsnty Ill onTihe morning of the
l5:h, and by having ths prompt and kind services
Of two erudite Esoulapiusss, received bis "guistus
about five o'clock same day. Next morning the
de'unct Eckman was kindly slowed sway in bis
coffin, and jol.ed in a market wagon to the Bercs
Church, distalc of two miles, where fuuersl
sermon was preached by the Rev, VIM. Lee The
solemn thing was about concluded ths last hymn
was read, and the choir was about to strike up ~
when they were suddenly annoyed by discoraant
and very unmuSicSl sounds and kicks, which 1t
seemed obvious were going on inside the cotfiu.-
You may possibly imagine there some con-
sternation in tha. meeting house about that time
well, thsrs WAS nothing else for a few minutes.
At east half Of the congregation broke for the
door, and the b&lance were abuot to follow suit
when the Rev. Mr Lee descended from the pulpit
and in loud voice ordered the cotfn to be spec
d;ly opened, which was done, when il WAS found
that Wat, was no; only alive and kicking but WAS
struggling manfuly TO free himself from his-to
him-my ysierous confinement The blood WAS
flowing freely from his mouth and nose, but in a
very few minutes he was able to speak He WAS
carried to the house of Abram Patterson, Esq :,
about two hundred yards from tbs Church, and g
physician sent for, who remained with him until
the next morning when he was able to walk about
the room.-PhH BNiletin
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THE LIFE OF AN ACTOR Mr.. Dion Bourcscauit
the actor. has written = very interesting letter to
the Cincinnati Gazette, Ia defence Of the stage
We extract from It the annexed description Of the
life of an actor:
The iife OF an actor 10 one OF nknown toll. His
uaD iaoor commences At ten when he hurres to re-
neshsai This procsss 10 no chd's play many think
~, cut severe and serious exercise, trying to the
Gnpsr md the mind At two he 10 released, most
toe late for dinner for the act OF 10 the
who viii sacrifice his appstits his duty
nns ne eats what be san get, he studies his part,
na I'm nersed 10 1t until six At that honr he re-
1hs 70 ths theatre, wh,rs without intermissoa OF
Ia '"hent ne 10 employed till midnight Wsary and
~ ne tfsveis home, to sleep,-no-to sft u poring
ss' tue morrow's performance, for usually be plays
III, three new parts nightly
III Q sits by bis side, hearing also hsr parts
al. as MAKES her costumes for the male wardrobe
IN. .. hIshed by tbs theatres Attwo or three In
orhinE they drop of to sleep beside their ohil.
rbt. I ooo neip them, What havs they done during
tsmr, weary day of labor to call down the con-
..n nankind. anathemas of the church and yo ur
sh.r su heip this poor family-and He does helm
san.h I mere - an angel that stasds beside their
ue pis,t OF worldly wrong; and the brs.th of thai
ante 1ilnes perpetual smile on their ins Ard !. a
~aim'n IN their hearts. If exeoumunicst.d hv 90
S.e.y tney clasp their els ser to their br.s:t.
Eravasant In thsir charity. hey besssr hemselv.s
wi'nout . thought, to relieve y sufferin1 hrotbsr
ihey cling with the fondness of despair To thar
dfen ana partnts-s fondnes which ills mn With
ny affections The void which society would raske In
their lives. Ao ~
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1 I'D = II Two bhds. 1T. Georges
~ Bank Goldfish, landing, for sale by
WM. ii. 7YLEk, 18th street.
mg IL Between Main an. Cary.