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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRI1 OF THE MOhNING PhESS.
The Union announces the return Of General
Cas- to Washington on Saturday last, in fine
health and concerning the wagon roads to
California, says:
Intelligence has reached the Interior Depart
ment from the superintendent of the Pacific
wagon roads and their several branches of a char
aCter TO Justify the confident belief that these
great works will I've completed at an early day
The work has been started on all the roads under
the most favorable circumstances, and, should no
serious obstacles intervene there Is possibility
that the various parties will finish their labors
before the close of the present year At all events
we look for completion of this truly national
for the overland emigration of next spring."
The IRfefiigeHcer says:
"Recent advices from Minnesota inform us
that the inchOate Territory of Dacotah has already
civilized settlements planted in it, which have
been there Tor many years. BY the act passed by
Congress TO enable Minnesota to organize as a
state, the western boundary was made to run
along the Red River of the North, from the point
where il crosses the British boundary to its
source in Lake Traverse. and thence through
that sheet of water and Big Stone Lake to the
southern end of the latter. where the boundary
strikes off due south to Iowa This leaves the
county of Pembina west of Red River, and in it
located all the settlers of the Red River col
ony and the town of Pembina There NAV be
other settlements also in it, for il appears the
county has elected six delegates to the constitu-
tional convention, which would argue it to be
toleTably populOus somewhere In view of the
Iaet that these people are located beyond the uris
diction fixed by Congress for the future state of
Minnesota, it is proposed to exclude their dele
gates from the convention on the ground that
they belong to the Territory of Dac0tah, for the
organization of which the Minnesota bill pro-
vides. In ali likelihood this will be DONE and
thus there Will De an immediate necessity for APP
pointing some sort of government for them
Every thing seems to conspire to stimulate pro-
resS In the remote West -
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q A. SPRINGMAN,S RESTAURANT.
IGHTNING RODS AND WEATHER
IL WAVES FOR BUILDINGS,

Who still continues to furnish sure protection
against lightning storm. He has for several wears
devoted hmsef to this subject. and claims that
ne has attained a security not before accomplished:
to this object he has addeda cheapness which places
ITS Improvement within the of every owner Of
house.
He manufactures his own Rods and erects them
himself: and has no agent to be responsible for.
no other kind should he used. Those having the
Spratt POINTS would do well to have them ex changed
for his Platina Points.
, MIR. Rhosds has erected rods on several hundred
dwellings, IN this city within the last FIVE years,
Ghlch nave proved perfect safety from the electric
hnId. He is furnished with numerous Testimonials
OF the superiority OF his method and his capabilty
orders left at w. III. and O. II. Morrison's Book
store, 40 Penn avenue, near AZ street, F. Istarre
corner of l0th and Streets and +. d A. Schneder's
Foundry. First Ward. ie 2a- ~
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The DEAD OF THE RIVER During the month
ending yesterday, there was dragged from the
river at this city, and from the ponds of standing
water in the suburbs, nineteen dead bodies, The
greater number was from the river, only one or
TWO having been taken from the ponds. These
bodies are found floating In the water among
steamboats,. IL the corps which lie at the botto,n
OF the river, prevented ION rising by accumn
lated mud, or, perhaps. by weights attac he'd to
them, could be drawn up also the whole number
L0HiS NetSs, 22d.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-A black lace VEIL. on Saturday night on
IL eth street, between street and Norihern Mar
ket. The finder will he suitably rewarded f left at
the Star Office. IL.
I OST-On "Wednesday last. the oath Instant. a
IL large solid GOLD BREASTPIN, supposed To
have been dropped IN one of the Union Line Omni
busses. or between the corner of 9Th street along
corner Of streets. The finder will be suitably re
warded 10y leaving II at the Star Office. je I-2t+
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AZ
ter SIX weeks publication of this notice, appca
ton will he made to the Comm ssIoner of p, nsIons
for the issue of a duplicate Of GANDWARRANT
No. 1922 for l2n acres, 81 March, 1885, ist ued to
Benjamin Grimes, private Capt. Jones Company,
Georgia Vols, Creek War; the same having been
lost. c, w. BENNETT
je l3-law6w Attorney.
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a SAD AccIDENT.-On Monday last as a son of
Nj. andrew Rexroad. "a lad about II years of age)
who resides at Mcdowell HIGHLAND conn,y ,.s
separating some cattle, a cow which had been
separated ffom her calf, sprang over the bars
khoc king the little fellow down, and bruising
MN 80 severely that he died in a few hours fro,n
the enusion Of blood. Ii is supposed that blood
vessel was ruptured, the flow of blood from m
mouth mouth nose, and ears was very great.-StaunfoH
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CROPS IN FREDERICK COUSTY.-A Fredo,;.,.
exchange says that, notwithstanding thc -
continued wet weather, the grain crop bas i's
proved very much since the opening of sprin,p
and, although the crop will be far short of an
average one in Frederick county, under the most
favorable circumstances, there is still much TO be
thankful for In the fact that danger Of an utter
failure IL aPprehended. The farmers have been
unable 10 give their corn that attention which IL
requires, but, with this disadvantage IL bids fair
10 be more than a full crop
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" The telegraph brings us some details of
the disaster upon the 1T. Lawrence river which
renew the public horror over another of those ter,
riole scenes of death and suffering which the ex-
perlences of modern travel have too often occa-
sioned- The steamer Montreal was burned off
cape Rogue, between Montreal and Quebec, and
OF hsr fve hundred passengers, mostly Scotch
eHhgIants, fully one half are believed persisted
oy the horrors of fire and water Looking at the
number Of lives destroyed this is the most terrible
calamity that has ever occurred on this continent
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SENT ON.-Thos: Hardy, charged with com.
hitting a rape on Laura Bennett. was exam;nad
Yesterday before the Hastings Court and remand.
ed for further tial before the fall term of the
circuit Court. The youthful victim of the guiltv
riage, and held in her fathcr's arms duIino the
progress OF the investigation. She continues
conyalescent but is still very feeble, and several
weeks must elaPse before she can regain her wo {.
thy OF the Court and spectators, and infiamed
, Inc, Indignation against the prisoner Rich
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NEW fEATURE-The Troy N W Ladies'
nave introduced new feature at their fairs
which make them draw like steam engines All
the most bewitehing girls wear placards labelled
kisses one shilling each - and in some c,s.s
N~here dealers POSSESS extraordinary beauty. as
men who are fond Of gathering this kind of f,u,,
" melting from trees,' - 20 ia for il accordin1 10
the weight of their purses and one of the news
papers states that one rosy-lipPed bright eyed
girl realized s62 in one evening One gentie,g.n
actually purchased sIl worth Of the article.
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Station philadelphia county, Pa ~ Post Office
to be changed to OrfoHd Church.

APPoISTED.-J. L. Elliott, Of Delaware, has
been appointed to nrst-elass (Sl,2OO) clerk
ship in the Post Office Department. A
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New York, ". Y......... clear warm.
Philadelphia, Pa. cloudy, sultry.
Baltimore, Md raining
Washington ID. C........cloudy, sultry
Richmond, Va. ..clondy. warm.
Petersburg, Va ......... cloudy, warm.
iMNaii'eigh, n. -. cloudy, pleasant.
w liInlngton, ". e.. CLOUDY, hot.
Columbia, = C.......-.. clear, pleasant.
Charleston. :. C......... clear, warm.
augusta, Va. clear, warm.
savannah, Od pleasant.
Macon, Ga..... clear, warm.
Columbus, Ga. clear, warm.
Montgomery, Ala. clear warm
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. clear, pleasant.
Mobile, Ala clear, pleasant.
Gainesville, Miss. ....... clear, pleasant.
New Orleans, La........ clear, pleasant.
FROM THE WEST.
The following reports have been furnished bv
the National Telegraph line:
Frederick, Md. cloudy, warm.
naiPer's FerTy .......... cloudy, warm.
Martinsburg. cloudy, warm.
Cumberland, Md. cloudy, warm
w heellnS, Na........... cloudy, warm.
AT Washington, yesterday at p m. the barom-
eter was % ,G3i; thermometer 76'. At 2 D m il
was up to 90; the highest this year.
This morning at O'Clock, barometer 20 $50
thermometer 7O' Commenced raining at %
o CLOCK. Amount of yesterdays rain, O.33
NAAAL Courts OF INQUIRY.-To-day, before
Court No. l, the case Of cx-Lieut Daniel F.
Dulany dropped by the late Retiring Board,)
was taken up, and ere we went to press, Com
modore McCauley, and Commanders Tucker
and Ridgelcy, were examined on his behalf.
and Surgeon Greevc, on that Of the Govern
ment.
Before Court No 2, where the case of Lieut..
Rolando is still pending, Its Habersham and
Carter-called for the Government-have been
examined to-day.
Before Court No. 3, the case of It. Murray
Mason (furlOughed by the late Naval Retiring
BOard) was taken up this morning, and Captain
Dornin and Surgeons st. Clair and Clymer-all
called for the Government-have so far been
examined in it.
The SPEEcH.-In all quarters of the Union
the recent Springfield speech of Senator Doug
las is earning for him unstinted praise from
journals not bitten with the mania of Abolition.
ism. Indeed, we never knew a speech to at
tract more Of public attention, and to be so
heartily received and endorsed by so unanimous
popular sentiment. That is, upon topics on
which there exists 30 much division in Anne rican
public opinion. Nothing previously emanating
from him has done as much towards establishing
the fact to the satisfaction of ALL that he is in.
deed, great man, intellectually.
INDIAN TRUST LAND SALEs-Mr Commits |
sioner Eddy writes that he has sold all of the |
Iowa Indian trust lands, for which he has !
received in all money amounting to about |
$4,000.
The SECOND IYFANTRY.-A subscriber Mt
Fort Randall writes us that on the 2Ist inst.
,"ar companies of the Second Infantry were to
ieaVe that station under orders for Fort Ridge
ley.
fosr ofFIcE DEPARTNENr.-The Postmaster
6eperaI has directed the name Of the Oxford
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
r'NEr rQ gE5 ,sSf Rf S&SE, NORFOLK.

Inc saie ana commodious steamer MARYLAND
VIII, on 81 July, leave Washington
tSlNth-strect wharf nj O'Clock and . sJs3h--A,
Alexandria at ~ O'Clock, p. m, upon
an EXCURSION Z" The abo' places, touching Mt Pine
forenoon. ~ -'"''O'A MA
She VII leave Norfolk again NJ s O'Clock p m for
cape Henry, ahordng the COMPANY an ppoTtun,fv
tovew the Atlantic Ocean and enjov the sea ar AMI
reluInto va Iolnf IN time To view the magnificent
fortIncailon At that place, To tsh, lathe &c Ieay
,ng again for Norfolk after the grand display az Fire
M"Ihs rom the "rt. Next morning there will be
and about Norfolk and Port smouth. "
Returning. the Mar land will leave Norf,ll a, -
O'Clock m. on Sunday. passing up the CheSaneale
Bay 10y daylIght, and arrive at Washington caTly
The table viii be well supplied with fish. OYSTER,
crabs. &c and all the delicacies OF the Washington
a'u NOTION markers. Passage, meals included for
the round trip. So; for Gent aud Lady sI0 food
music will be IA attendance.
WIN. MITCHELL, Captain.
H.? Afer the above trip, the Maryland will ply
folk. 10 IN "a
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

TN, S SESo Sd, GRANP ~ EYCyRsIoN 70 the
q tb wW WiEFssrIE3RS t app ssfficcniUrf -En
PANI, No. d, viii take place ortass7snls
MONDAY, July 18th.
Particulars in iuture advertisement 5e1u
nELIGHTFUI ENCURSION-T The Animal
~ Excursion of the NJ. r.. Church
CT Sha aS. q 3s GSeSrgetown, will 'ake place a
Particulars In future advertisements ;a1S,
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roSr offIcE DEPARTNENr.-The Postmaster
General has directed the name Of the Oxford
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The WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time of observation is about o clock a. ~. !:
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Two pleasant front ROOMS now
- vacant al southeast corner Of 9th and streets
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than any place in the city, AZ
I lelo MCLAUGHLIN q co.
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RLAKISrONE'S PAVILION.

A NORTHERN HORSE.-Just arrived from
6 ~ western New YORK S0R To-
and well broke. Will be sold cheap NSS
Also go1d family !, carT,sgs iioRSE, with Bug
TONGUE. Inquire at c. II. PHELPS Cos
Family Grocers, northwest corner 10th o nd L sts
je 2-lws
ITO OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
- havlng enected renewal of our lease upon I,
premises occupied by us, we have determined 90
erect therccn larger aud more convenient store
snd 70 lessen the trouble of moving we shall beg IN
IRON THIS date TO sell eff our present STOCK of rich
ana reasonable goods for cost, or less for cash.
snail remain IN the present store until the 9Th
oil July after which time (until the new store is
coinpletedb at "Coombss Hail." (up stairs.) nearly
opposite our present location.
HARPER n MITCHELL,
No. 3l2 Pennsy lvaRia avenue,
Je N-eoft between 9th and 10th street,.
kNANS-Cheaper than any place in the city, at
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INDIAN TRUST LAND SALEs-Mr. Commits
sioner Eddy writes that he has sold all Of the
Iowa Indian trust lands, for which he has
received in all money amounting to about
xlSa
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The SECOND ISFANTRY-A subscriber Mt
Fort Randall writes us that on the 2Ist inst.
,"ar companies of the Second Infantry were to
ieaVe that station under orders for Fort Ridge
Low
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AIRS. r.. BAGBY'S date Miss KFECHD Boarding
lVl House, No. 325, south side Penn. avenue, four
doors east of 9Th street. Washington, will accommo
date families and single persons with BOARD cn
accommodating terms. je 3-eOIm'
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TAKING NO ADVANTAGE-Price of whale
bone nearly double. The heart of the rata has
raised from two to fourteen cents per ponnd saw.
yesterday evening s paper. Though oyerrnn with
custom for Humphreys Il JueneInan's celebrated
Lager Beer, Dutch Herrings, Russian Csy,ep AMI
other good things, CHARLES WERNER'S rates.
Tor them are the same as before 10 9s st
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WANTS.

WANTED-AM MAN WAITER for a Restau-
V, rant. Apply Immediately AT this Office. Ia
NURSE wANTED.-wanted a WOMAN &C
L customed to the Of children TO i've IN
Georgetown. Apply at this otics. n
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Prizes Guaranteed!

MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS /
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CONSEQUENCES OF A MIsTAKE.--0n the 21st ult.,
in Baltimore, DIR. A. B. Arnold furnished the follow
ing prescription for child suffering from slight
fever grains of calomel and grains of puyerized
rhubarb This was to be taken in a powder, and
three hours after, the following mixture scruples
chorate OF potass., drachms each honey of squils
and syrup of lemon, u ounces distilled anniseed
water The druggist accidentally mixed cyanide of
potass deadly poison, in the preparation, and the
first dose killed the child in ten minutes. The ply.
sician was Immediately called, and to show that
death had not been caused by the medicine, he swal-
lowed teaspoonfn OF it, and soon feeling the symp,
toms OF poison, ran to the drug store and took
powerful emetie. The father of the child entered
the store and charged the druggist with causing its
death, who, confident that the prescription was harm
less and correctly compounded swallowed some of it
himself and was dead man twenty minutes after
wards.
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IOaasbOlG Of $4,000,


SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLE s L.
Representing Value of sic, 000!!
the Subscribers SHAREHOLDERS mid
die Of February all the Tickets are taken.
Price of Ticket. 81.
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY,
The Drawing will be made in the presence of the Adminstra
tors Of the Asylums. 81. NH Is 5y.l Il
This Tombola will include 800 principal Prizes of value
follows:
Prize IA HOUSE AND LOT renting annually $780, sit
Rampant street. No. TO- Cont Bienyile
streets. q. .rzr,. i. g. . .-,.,,s. . .....a.
Aplan the said House may be at the brairs Non
velle, 107 Charities street
Prize "a Magnificent PIANO. of the very best maaufac.
ture.
Prhes-A New BUGGY and a Splendid HORSE with New
Harness. ia " F
Prize A P1cooLo PIANO, fully guaranteed
" SECOND SERIES
A Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
large ,7tso SILVER WARE, consisting of Table
sert Forks and Spoons Tea Spoons, etc.
10 lots composed of 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES of va
rous makes and Prices.
50 SILVER WATCHES. also Of various wakes.
20 Gents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS.
20 GOLD BRACELETS of assorted patterns. .s-
THIRD SERIES.
20 of Handsomely Bound BOOKS, Of the Authors
20 lots of WORKS OF ART, Wiz satuetes; Steel Litho
graphic and Photographic Engravings-he whole with
suitable Frames etc.
$50 consisting of Brooches Pins Sleeve Collar and Shirt
Butons Porte Monnaies in mother of pearl SHE'LL
Meerschaum Pipes, Bronze, Porcelain Crystal and
nerous other Fancy Articles.
the the Prizes they will comprise various art
equal value and all Of real utility and they will be de-
veed the subscribers according their choice from
the different articles they exhibited hereafter to be
announced in the convenient for facility of
The whole will represent real value of SIG 0 with fur
ther reduction than Of the which the carrying
of the enterprise will necessarily involve will be proved by
the value which will be marked upon every article
The articles will exhibited from and after THURSDAY
January 1851 at the LTBRATRIE NOUvELLE. l07 Char
tres street. where shares NAV be procured te2 2p2w
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rg-Wc would recommen md our invalid read
eI give Hooasds German Btes trial feel assured
medicine TINT produce such evidence the following
its favor, is no hunlbug
H. Spring says Roekport, Monroe county, N. Y, Feb
@ 1855 Send fresh supply of Bitters Immediately 1t
gives best satisfaction One gentleman had been
olpIed with The dyspepsia for long time and spent the
OF last noted establishment bus found
relief whatever until he used the Bitters He
titely cured.n
Rev T. T. Feister says New Brooklyn, n. Y October
lSl3,Dr. c. NJ Jacksou Dear Sirl request you
by the first opportunity, yee bottles of Hoohand German
Btters and glad to that the Bieis have
persons my Acquaintance ply sicians help was
without effect especially in hemOrhoiia bleeding piles
the effect and cure and certain.
sJeSee advertisement ial6 2plm&W
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THIEvEs.-The Daily Crescent, after extracting
from this paper an account of the shipment of two
genteel'' rascals from Mobile to New Orleans ashs

IHIESES.-Ihe DAILY Crescent, after extracting
from this paper an account of the shipment of two
"genteela raseals from Mobile to New Orleans, asks
Why The rsscals under police
leans boat?' Is 1t the Of the Mobile authorities
isl their thieves by Punishment New OTleausy IF So
object city serving the purpose Of penal colony for the
benefit OF Mobile other place. We have sharp detectives
and good police, but they have quite enough do look
after the rascas who here of their Take
care We may return the compliment in the style.
These rascas, Mr. Cresc ent are generally migratory
from the northward-their final destination being
New Orleans. They stop in Mobile merely to get
enough to pay their passage over the lake. And
what, therefore, is the harm of giving them ticket
Of leave" earlier than falls in with their plans We
shall have less stolen by sending them off, and
you will have no more stolen.
But, good gracious we pray you not TO return the
compliment in the same STYLE" Rogues, il you 10,
will be the rule, and not the exception in this at
tnde. The best way win be tor your police to join
hands with ours, and we may then presently purge
both cities of the professional thieves.
Mobile Tribune, LIST.
You had better take care! Our Chief of Police is
aman Of his word, and he swears by "the great
gods of South Carolina that if he learns of another
such shipment, hewill charter steamer load it with
ascals, and land them on your wharves. So look
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orara5 b;,o do,a,io, 80 I'm noo
s,nos o.na IL +lonsonfs of rr;or5, ond adn,;,a,s
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NAVAL INTELLIGEscE-U. S. store ship Relief,
James W. Cook, Lieut.. commanding, from Rio ia.
metro November, 2sth, was towed up to New York on
Saturday. oath ult. The bark /. c. Nckes sailed in
company with the Relief for New York. The Relief
saw bark Blue Wing, Burnham, from Baltimore,
bound in, As days passage. December Z, lat. 20:49
s., Ion. 3645 W., spoke ship Morning Light, Knight,
from Boston, October 20, for San Francisco 40 days
out. The Morning Light needed the surgeon of the
Relief, who went on board 18th inst, lat. $3.50 NJ
Ion. 1920 W., spoke British ship Sarah, PLACE. from
Savannah for Glasgow. The Relief was 80 days from
Rio to the Equator did not get the S. T. trades until
10 South; crossed the line December ~; has lost
some sails, aud has part of the crew frost bitten.
The frgate st. Lawrence had not arrived up to the
sailing of the Relief, but was daily expected. No
American man.ofwar was at Rio Janeiro January IS.
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Eeferinary Surgeon.

D OCTOR W. PR C TOR,
No les Juln street, ST. Charles and Carondee
The undersigned regularly educated Veterinary Physician,
has taken the above named cemmodous premises and opened
ISFIRMARY for diseased Horses, Cattle, His long
experience and practitioner OF VETERINARY
MEDICINE and SURGERY in Kentucky and Tennessee,
rants him III believing that he give satisfaction all
entrusted 10 him. Where effected charge
will be made.
sSpeciai attention given Sckng and Docking in The
most approved styles.
DR.. W. PROCTOR,
I'm No IIli
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASI1ET.
kE. II. Buckley,

WATCHMAK
No. Camp street,
Has hand large assortment Of Pure SILVERWARE
which offered low itat guilty is sold. PLATED
! CASTERS, WALTERS etc.
Also order Silver sers, Tea Sets Pitch
! Trumpets of iaI 2n9p