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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

LYcErM.--The young men residing in the
vicinity Of Brandywine Springs will hold a
meeting on Saturday evening" for the purpose
of adopting measures for the institution of a
Lyceuin. It is understood that addresses
will be made on the occasion by DR.. Chand-
Ter, VIM. Foote, IT., and others. A rich in-
tellec'ual treat may therefore be expected.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
CHRISTIAN EIEsSECK.
GROCER & PRODUCE VENDER

Gunner ~ III and FFdlNUt lSireois.
TIVE undersigned would respectfully call attention To-
Il his stock 0f Sugars, Coiiees. Teas Afoasscs Oils
Rice, Cheese, Mackegal shad, grOua and ne salt sp
&c. &e He also keeps complete assortment OF DO
nestle dried Fruits, such Apples, Peacles Cherries
Tobacco and segars together with superlne aud family
Flour
Butter and Eggs fresh from the country, always on
hand. NAV NV
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
For the Delaware Inquirer.

age- Answer to W. Ms Enigma in your last
weeks aper,-wishing an answer from A. Ms.
-Laius, Son of Labdacus, King of Thebes.
Answered by, AeutLLA N
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

EXECUTION IN CAsADA.-Dr. King, convicted
Of the murder of his wife, in Toronto. was
executed at Cobourg, on Thursday, June 9th.
BE eonfessed his guilt on the gallowa.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

WHARF IspRovEMRsTs.- Pussy and
Son are having a large wharf built on the
Brandywine river, at the foot of 18th street.
Samuel McCaulley is also having wharf
built at the " Rocks on Chrstiana River.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

TRIAL OF spERp OVER THE FASHION CouRss
--Neu York June "a trial Of speed came
of this afternoon over the Fashion Course,
for a purse of $500, mile heats, best three
in five, to harness.
The entries were Patchen, Brown Dick,
Lady Woodruff and Damsel.
Brown Dick won in three straight heats.
Time-2.so3, 2.2ss, 2.2S.
The Eclipse race is postponed until Satur.
day.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

A BRASpYwiSE GoIp FisH.--While Isaac
chri stman and William Little were engaged
fishing at the forks OF the Brandywine, three
miles from West Chester, on Thursday morn
ing last, they caught fish, which seem ed
to be quite stranger to the waters of the
Brandywine. 1t is very beautiful, having all
the appearance of a gold fish, and measures
ten inches in length. Whether it will make
as good fly as fine old 'cattie, we are
unable to say.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
MONEY! WANmED

The subscriber can invest Thirty Thousand Dollars in
New Castle County, in varying frOm 500 to $40 O01
in good Mortgages for which bonus Of from ave
to ten per cent will be given.
Persons having money will do well 70 call at
No. 95 Shipey Street before going further
Apr. 23.tf JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

DEATH OF A REVENUE oFFicRR.--Norfolk June
9.-Lieut. Winfield 8. Bell, of the Revenue
Service, died here last evening.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

OPENING OF STREETS. street has been
opened through to the Brandywing river, and
Poplar street is being opened from Seventh
to Eighth street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
EDWARD McINALL,
Practical Chemist { Ap0thecarI.

No. ~ Market Street, (nep No. 1900 telop ID.
Keeps constantly on hand good assortment Of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, &e,, &c. all ofwhich
he will sell at very reasonable prices His large custom
kept for years sufficient guarantee that his customers
have been satisfied. EDW. MclNALL,
Apr, 49, No. AZ Market Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

Democrat has been put in possession of the
particulars of the shooting of young man by
the father of girl said to have been seduced
by the young man. The affair took place in
Saltwater Saratoga county. We give the
accounts as furnished the Democrat, which
paper vouches for the credibility OF the state
ment:-
The citizens OF this place were thrown into
great excitement last night by report which
reached us about sunset, that Hiram d. Case
had been shot by Arthur Holden for improper
relations with his (Holden's) daughter. Case
was formerly clerk in dry goods establish
ment in Albany. His parents and friends
live about five miles north of this place. Last
December he came home and stayed about
here for three weeks, and during that time
OF acquainted with Miss Holden. She was
the daughter of poor man, but bore n good
Case, under promise of marriage, ruined her.
AS soon az her father knew this, he swore
that Case should answer for the crime with
his life. Mr.. Holden served in the Mexican
war, and with him to say was to perform.
Since the first of March Case has resided with
his parents, and last night came down to Hol-
denis when Holden, as he entered the gate
shot him through the heart with n life. He
died almost instantly. Holden gave himself
up to the authorities, and made no resistance,
simply remarking that he had done his duty.
There is great deal of feeling here upon the
subject, and large number of people have
been to the place where the tragedy occurred,
which is about two miles north Of the village.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
NloTTnE

ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of the do
ceased must present the duly atesed tho Execu
before the 26th day of May 1860 abide the
Act Of Assembly in such made and provided.
PHILLIP PLUNKETr,
Wilmington May 29-2m. Executor.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

scnooL ExAAlSArIoN.--E OF the
Public Schools will be held, commencing next
Monday, 18th inst, as follows viz In No. 9,
in the forenoon Of Monday Nos, in the after
noon No. / in the forenoon of Tuesday ];
No. 2, in the afternoon; No. 3, in the fore
noon OF Wednesday; No. 4, in the afternoon
No. /, in the forenoon Of Thursday de-
partment in the afternoon, Girls.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

Friday, June 10th, 1859.
FLOUR AND MgAL.-The Flour market is in
active, and prices are unchanged. We quote
sales of superfne Flour at s7.00a7.50, and
$7.25as.0 90 for extra family. The sales to re-
tailers and bakers, are within the range of the
same figures. Sales of Rye Flour and Corn
Meal continue limited. The former at $3.50
per Dbl. Sales of Pennsylvania Corn Meal at
$500.
with fair demand. Sales of Southern and
Pennsylvania at 1.6oal.70 per bushel for fair
and prime red. And Rye sells at SO cents.--
Corn is in demand; sales of yellow at 9Oa91c.
Oats are in good request; sales ofprime Penn
sylvania at 49a50c, and Of Southern at 81
! cents.
WHlsKxY is dull; sales of Pennsylvania bar
rels 27Ac. Ohio do. at 2Sac hhds. at 27tc.
and drudge at 26i cents
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

MAsosfo.--At stated meeting Of Washington Lodge,
No. l. Ancient York Nasons at their Hall, on Thursday
evening the following gentlemen elected officers for
tho ensuing slx months ". M, Smiley King 8. W,
Peter Taylor J. W. James W. Watson; Treasurer, David
wooimau; Secretary, VIM. Q. NJ. Mount
At stated meeting Of Lafayette Lodge. A, Y M, on
Tuesday evening, the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing months W. NJ. Jacob Richard
son IS. W., A. c. Hamilton J. w, H. N. wickorshan.
Secretary, Daniel W. Carter Treasurer James Scott.
BoorHRsIAs AssocIATioS.--.we stepped into the Odd
Fellows Hail. The other evening" to the Maniac Lover
and Spectre Bridegroom performed by the BoOhonan AS
ISOLATION and must coniass that we no little
prlsed et the entertainment This Is association OF
young gotten up FIR the purpose Of their mutual i'm
provement in the dramatic art The characters were we'll
sustained and seyeo which, would have done credit
to older performer This representation put in mind
Of performance witnessed In the old Whining
ton theatre We wcrn boy Them and it made an impress
sion mind that will turn up every little while The
Mounaineers, the piece announced for the evening
and young Deawaran play the principle character
Our boyish curiosity gOg and Of course went to
see the performance The performance went off we'll the
young.Delawarnn, distinguished himself and some time
after took to the stage 10 livelihood lie played in
the principle cities Of thu nion aud has been received
upon the boards Of European stages with eclat He has
returned to this country laden with the praises the
stranger. That James Roberts, of Delaware
We hope that any of the young who engaged
in the performances the Odd Follows Hall the other
evening should chose that profession that they may not
be any the less successful than he has,
5rProsgp EtopgAgsr AND THBFr.--Arrest.--A woman
WIN gave the of Caharine Harding was
IN I'm ba nf hor
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

9is~ DR.. Grimshaw will address the citizens
of Wilmington, this Saturday evening, at
u o'clock in the city Hall. Subject, Our
COMMON Schools.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

HAuLRp OUR. & G.. Moore hauled out
upon their Marine Railway, last Wednesday,
he U. S. evenue Cutter Forgard, command
ell by Capt. Nones. She drew while on the
carriage feet water forward and feet aft.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

FOR sALE-A very pretty Building Lot situated on
West Second Street between Orange and Tatna This
good situation and would dc for almost any Kind Of me-
chancsl business 1t has front Of twenty three feet four
inches Second Street and runs back hundred and
thirty-two feet For further particulars apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY
Apr 23.tf No. o5 Shipey Street Wilmington
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
Apr. 29-tf.


FOR sALE--A Farm containing ninntynine acres OF
good arabic land. This farm is situated about eight miles
from Wilmington the road leading from the ken-
nett Pike 10 the old Road loading to Kennett Squurp
The land is in good erder divided into convenient fields
all Of which watered.
houses in complete order and In fact the farm Is all
good farmer c0uld desire Apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Apr @i-tt No. % shipey Street, Wilmington.
FOR sALE--A three stored BRICK HOUSE. suatcd
in Lombard Street west side This Is an excellent pro
perry, with back building. Private Alley, Be- &c.
six hundred dollars remain the property Prica
$3.50 Apply 70 JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Apr 2J-tf No 30 shipley Street, Wilmington.
FOR SALB.-A Hundred Building Lots for sale in the
Western part of the city Prices moderate and terms ac-
commcdatipg Apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY
Apr. .3tf No. % Shipley Street, Wilmington.
FOR SALE,-A three storicd Brick House. situate on
Madison Street, between Seventh and ivh Streets This
Is very nent property, and which would suit work
ing man with small capital.
Part Of the money can remain the premises.
For further particulars appIy to
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
| Apr. 2s-f No. a5 shiplcy Street, Wilmington.
I FOR sALB.-A very pretty Building Lot situated on
West Second Street between Orange and Ttnal This is
good situation and would dc FOR almost any kind Of me-
chanical business II has front OF twenty three feet four
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-02
No. 200. AN ACT .
Making Additional Appropriation
April !, 1859.
AN ACT
No. pol

No. pol AN All
Further 10 prevent the taking of Usurious Interest
on the part of Banks and to prevent Confession
of Judgments on Warrants of Attorney in favor
of Banks.
Sec. l.. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That whenever usurious in
terest shall have been charged or taken in this
state by any bank, whether incorporated by the
laws OF this state elsewhere shall be lawful
any party or parties to action brought upon any
bond, bill, note OF other instrument OF writing in
which such usurious interest shall have been
charged or inc luded, at any time be fore after
Judgment TO SCI up ana prove the taking de-
Inand of such usurous interest, without rendering
to such bank the legal amount of debt and inter-
est due on such obligation.
Sec 2. That in all cases in which Judgment
sh all have been heretofore rendered in favor OF
such bank or banks upon de faalt or upon warrant
of attorney to cone Judgment, it shall be the
duty of the court in which such Judgment was
rendered, at any time before such Judgment shall
have been satisfied, upon affidavit of any defend
ant against whom sucn judgment was rendered,
setting forth the facts constituting such usnrous
demand, to set aside such judgment, and permit
snch defendant or defendants Ia file his thnir
answer in said action, setting up such usuriOus
demand, without rendering to such bank the legal
amount of debt and interes; due on the bond bill,
note or other obligation upon which said action
was founded.
Sec g. That a Il judgments by confession here
after rendered in favor of banks, or in favor of
officers or agents of banks on warrants OF aitor-
ney, shall be absolutely null and void
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representa- atives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-02
NEW SERIES, vol. 8, NO 23.l
AN ACE
No. 1876.

NO. ISo- AN All
To amend the 10Th Section of an Act defining tht
jurisdiction, and regulating the Practice of Pro
bate Courts, passed March IA. 1883; took sfiec
July !, 1853.
Section |. Belt enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, That the tenth section
OF said act be so amended to read as follows: Sec
10. The Judge of said courts shall have the car {
and custody of ell files, papers, books and records,
belonging to the probate Office. and hereby author
lied and empowered TO perform the duties OF clerks
OF their own courts Every probate Judge shall
have power to appoint deputy clerk or clerks,
each of whom shall, previously to entering upon
the ties of his appointment, take an oath or
affirmation, faithfully TO perform bis duties as
deputy clerk; and when so qualified sand deputy
may do and perform any and all the duties ap-
per aiRiDr 10 the office of clerk of said court; and
every deputy clerk is hereby authorized to admin
iser oa tbs in all cases in which it is necessary the
discharge of his duties such deputy clerk Every
probate Judge may take such security from his
deputy, as he may deem necessary to secure the
faithful performance of the duties oil is appoint
ment: Provided. that no such clerk shall, while
holding such Office practice an attorney in any
of the courts OF the state.
Sec. 2. That the said original tenth section be
and the same Is hereby repealed: This act to take
effect from and after its passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER,
President of the Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-02

oned in the al of the county for not less than ter
nor more tnan thirty days, or both OF them at the
discre ton of the court, and shall pay the costs
prosecution and for every violation OF the provis
ions of the fourth section of this act every person
convicted the keeper OF any places therein de-
c!ared be nuisances shall forfeit anG pay fine
| of not less than fifty nor more than one hundred
dollars. be imprisoned in the jail of the county
for less than twenty nor than fifty days,
or both at the discretion Of the court, and pay the
costs OF prosecution, and such place or places SO
kept by sue person or persons so convicted shall
be shut up and abaied upon the order of the court
be fore whom such conviction may be had. until
such time as such person o, persons keeping such
place places shall give bond and security 10 the
acceptance oi said court. in the penal sum OF one
thousand dollars, payable to the state of Ohio,
conditioned that he or they will not sell intoxica :.
ting liquors contrary to the laws of the state, and
will paw all fines, costs and damages assessed
against such keeper or keepers for every violation
thereof, and in case OF forfeiture OF such bond,
suits may be brought thereon for the use of any
person interested or for the use the county in
case oi fine or costs due such county; provided,
that The provisions of the FIRST and fourth sections
OF this act shall extend to the sale of the wire
manufactured of the pure juice otthe grape cult
waited in this state, or beer. ale or cider
Sec, 3. Sections five and eight OF the act of
which this act Is amendatory, are hereby repealed:
Provided, that such repeal shall in no wise effect
any Liabilities civil criminal incurred under the
said sections so repealed nor any proceedings un-
der them.
Sec. 4. This act shall take efftct from and al
ter It's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President oi the Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-02

EsGGgNGg c. THE BvEwARg oFF oFF REPUBLIC REp BBBEGEGG
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-02
Anil ). 1859.
No. 1873 AN ACT
To Es iablish Uniform Standard of Weights and
Measures

No. Ivy AN All
To Es iablish Uniform Standard of Weights and
Measures.
Section ]. Be il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio. Whenever the following
articles are sold, and no special agreement as 10
measure is made by the contracting parties, the
busel shall consist of the following weighs:
Clover seed, 10 pounds; timothy seed, 40 pounds;
hemp seed, A pounds; millet seed. so pounds;
buckw wheat. 80 pounds; beans, so pounds; peas, so
pounds; ho;niny, 60 pounds; Irish potatoes. 60
pounds; SWEEP potatoes, so pounds; dried peaches,
So pounds; dried apples, rs pounds: wheat. 60
pounds; sheled corn. Sc pounds; corn in the ear,
70 pounds; rye. Sc pounds fax seed, Sc pounds;
barley 43 pounds; oats % pounds; malt "a pounds;
Hungarian grass seed. 80 pounds.
See 3 The act providing for uniform stand
ard OF weights and measures, passed February Fl,
1886. so the establishing the weight of clover
seed passed February 25 ls4S, are hereby repeal
ed.
Sec 8 This act shall take effec. and be in
force from and after its passage:
WILLIAM B WOODS,
Speaker of the House OF preSentatiyes.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate
April 5 1853.
No. 200. AN ACT
Making Additional Appropriations for the Year
Section l. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That the following
sums in addition to former appropriations, be and
the same are hereby appropriated out OF any
money in the state treasury tor general revenue
purposes, to be paid on the warrant of the auditor
OF state, according to law, for the year one thous
and eight hundred and fitty-nine. For the pay
ment OF the lieutenant governor, members of the
general assembly their clerks, assistant clerks ),
ergeant at arms. their assistants and messenger
BOYS, two thousand dollars. For the payment to
the Ohio Statesman and Ohio State Journal, for
printing reports of the proceedings of the general
assembly, twenty dollars.
Sec 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN lWELKER
President of the Senate.
, 1859-04-12

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frE1G.;Af3RlE[1 Ha' tfhEhId md ba,k A,,l,] ]xbr,t
=, unnt,rsl At ,oc.
4 tfti1t 11ss ,hlI Ma,f4 u,ck Ard .t&ty
s,es xerr rs BIZ. Red Nute. =, ss1.x: 1A bill, rbuc
White White. at f63,k 1&s bbl. mixed brands winter
As6,se.. n It'll. v1n,rr sur~ al ~ 1... :. ,x,btn.
&2{bf Ii s1l54Attx. + .f:sMqAAG aat1EfE "'t'E'1
wHEAT+ +Recelptu ns21 11u>-Ym1.x-Market n,ore
active with an advance o. e Tn No. Red sacswcrr
saR&{AN h III l. =, fsLt1S};l4 ,s;ohn 4, ,nhot. :;
,&lso ,,e,cpx.o,o In, X. Dad =, a, 1so1
bu 40 !, Al n A. .tn,rr m, hu do =, 4, N I'M
bu do at al l1o.9 torasr srs,no M.rtrt nrncr sn1c+
were 80 bu s,and.zd It esc N tact i'd b1 do atplc.c
s.oasc 10 bu do Il a4cec storare 1ooo In do nj
x,o.axe ssea bu Ns a s-et st..atuMartct l,tr,nr
fnn. viii = GOOD inuuul,y. F~'
.,4pKS-Eesj,s scslr, ,s,Ys II ttc md p,rhin.rd
sales wcre,..1sso' tu ttte yer Yellow ut DC Ia IL
lseo n No. In lasat oseon tsac; 100 tu do M c4>enn
'traek aQ bu danp ot 6 IN t,act 20 tu do at 68 On
tack. H.. .::,:1 =:
uATs-Recxspt; s,s71 IL, Martet ve7T dun, Sales
800 III {tn Ias !. &c dcIresed 400 tu fl,ko,
! . at 1Qe dclyefed.. si~,,.,. -. -,
;niE-neeslps., 81. .lp. MasksE au,es and nonaal ..
!. .1An1Es-nss~s 90 ,e ,s,iss ~s's sa No.:
!, sEEps~nsssi1tt 81; 81 Is. TsansIpat W se sisz
x sa ffss + ~ - e g r 1
4h6eNA It4nGS& u *lth.4sH& &.l1.;t'- .-tf '
ri MISUNDERSTANDING ~ bu Choice Mc.hannotks In
bettGt request; tut pommou qualities DUH :Saes to-day
wssr SOD la pusc ac,,rnnoeks II Sc tvctrl curs
eooss. % III ri 1t nhe:'sa nu 4&saiaocks and Pink
eyAxat &c ss4cE Ia bulk 41aba choice MAan.
:; t'usks Ii szeks At SO oa trick " - = =.
- DEANS = laEs fa1r Beans aoA atser. ;. ,
1RoTtstoSs-1:ece:It. loo thls Mess royk,, Better
deHnnd. Sales soo tls Miss IoIk IT a16 10p bll3
o It tls y dely7yd # A~aukes7 = bhs Shoulders as'
RI Eftt1 .It
II st:c. ~
L lln~nece!Tts. 20 s MARKET gnles at1lt. .; .:7
I. :TALL*>W--sc=s.xc ash in demand as1p441ile. !:
f: .utiMWISEs-Rvcegpta u This Aarkt1 :qa!e4 aad
, 1859-04-12
MARINE INTELLIGEEC


wE.7nrE- -suA:.y aid f,'asoac. rainy .ay viii,
te'ns Thunder IND Tst;1s to-day his been c.udy viii,
wiut. fria tls west. 80. :. .
: 1,r.rEn sas s.'fAf:'-As laaal" Propeller i'p.ah.
+ yx>srr> rA>>rn nt7Enr--ap:sl s-Epuni Cp-r.pux!
:. E:1n! lo~E-ltS Gllatatts; Hheuaezs Julia su!th.
Gul:v:'na. a "
a;?'t -tI1F'"1!sr lat*r1Eh. sasgataaaaaa as.A
wI-rr"irEs1 Forest QArril tcEs. SiEinser Leokout
latYu: t'Eytsu. -..... = =
to F,E>7 Tt,stt 7HRauGl 11tp WE1lssp EAsAL-a. .d.
rtsh ff'nl 0s~cgn under date of thc eys thr seh.,rr
Fslsts !rn lAtsot with fo: IL: grain ard ,!,r Lively
FROM T'sa lt:uld with pork arrived there List r1l, H.
irs ,!t ART vs-sls through ls W.!.1I Ca:a Ills 1T.
. s~u. a.: =: >-..
Tng lz Trsrs.-Tnc schooner Hugh ltl:ei.y tal4a:n
s;u;r~ cltatl finn this ,sr the oth in>t for t;srr
IL: :,.'tAAc vi c=sF77' It I<r fnr t::syelanL. 80
Quit :1nes ii sre>el have Gl.aEt.i FINN n tt;t and
Cor lh to' sart St Mt to leel With ce FIR cyuhes
s.silasst. ~ acs'n'::s 7e;dH ~ III s;,:.4 y'.,
Ia .~,.
II Thc Tpst sutth ayy4l to1ay finn nuas;rk with
I"a4l Il 4:s, IN F. i. Matthews f'' city merchants
itw .ayf-; ;l',. Tr:Is':r. ~ $50:
r., Tho ssln.ar$ H;sa.h!:e a:a Tr.r Er1+, lairs
frau ths ,uuh VI haua,Y River. hi. 14. II,
*."!ay l"'EI1E List of,,i@s:v 11Hsl:.i with \ h,, II
It9rns Vi tei1 t!trk LrkA tIuik tte-% If Nc,!,r
.hts wrn <sts:tti sn3ut iit' pmt!Grana Ha,vu Arws
,ttl. - y
IT. Tie >sl,a E!cyisc las taken aaltans 1T rrnad
t. :ria N.Irlts, IN t':.. NH, H.. ai, ssu.< *Tn,r
sr Inns eyl lv~sta Ivs4 .t tons fer III. s.ic Irs
t:.at.uo.-fA;. .i.4.,
sT-7 7hr stta,ntt Forester a77i,ts hrrr s. AFTERNOON
finn l"!t l!nten 81. sia:> Intelligence &at t4s x"TI II
Ertnxe The. E,| 4ats,paax ~ %:t. atett j.. r.,
lrts 1t.sE t!4us rixLt thl tpt will IL In Dtr4t
a.ttzd.Y llGhl--a lit. ADJ.
~ TT rysva:s aAy;<,* VI !tara ia. thu Atan,r Mifhf.
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