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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

ENLARGING THE Cry BoUNDs.-The pro-
priety of charging the city bounds, by embrac
ing all the suburbs within the corporate limits
of Camden, is freely discussed and warmly advo-
Gated by a number OF our citizens. Several pro-
positions in regard to the line have been made,
and there seems to be more diversity of opinion
upon this question than upon the necessity OF
consolidation. One line advocated is to take in
all west of the Mount Ephralm road, making a
continuous line to John NJ. Kaighn's property,
even with the "Line Ditch" and continue to the
bridge over the same. Others desire to strike
straight line from Cooper's Greek Bridge south,
and continue south until all of Centre Nille and
Stockton is embraced in the city limits. We
believe our rural nelghbors are By no means
desrous of the association.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

CHICKEN STEALING.-There seems to be
a gang Of thieves prowling about the suburbs of
of Camden, whose SPECIAL aims and business
seem to be in stealing chickens, geese, turkeys.
etc. A short time time since one man lost about
twenty-five turkeys, which he never recovered.
Very little mercy is shown 10 these depredators
when caught and convicted. On Monday one
OF them took a voyage to Trenton, under the
care and guidance OF the Sheriff, where he has
been assigned to special duty for a year in the
State penitentiary.
n~lsg7 THE CHRISTMAS-DINNER COM
R1S MITTkE OF the EDFORD STREET MI IS ON
respectfully acknowledge the following donations
ceved lor The dinner given to the poor on Christmas
Day.
On behalf o. the Committee
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

NEEDS REPAIRING.-Th Camden County
Court House is in a bad condition in many re-
spects, and needs Immediate repairing. One OF
which admit the foul odors from the suks and
prison cells into the Court Room, filling the
apartment with noXiOus vapors, which interfere
materially with the transaction of business.
These defects should be at once remedled, for
they make it unhealthy Tor the Judges and all
who have business to transact during the ses-
sions of court.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

Young MEM e r. c o R.
Members OF the Young Mennerchor who may not
have received their tickets for the Masquerade Ball
respectfully requested to call Tor them at the hall of the
Society N. W. corner of FOURIH and VINE Streets
fentrance from Vine street, between the hours 10
O'Clock A. N. and O'Clock p M.
THE GRAND
SQUERADE BALL
OF THE
YOUNG MENNERCHoR
WILL HELD ON
MONDAY, 29th of January
AT THE
kCAD d ENVY OF MU S i G.
TICKETS ARE ONLY TO BE HAD BY SUBSCRIPTION. Ap-
picaons for tickets will be received by the Managers
or by the Committee, the all Of the Young Manner
chor, n. w. corner FOURTH and VINE streets ten
trance from Vine street,, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ to
O'Clock P. NJ.
Mr. sToTTwERK, from New York, will op en- his
large and var ed stock of costly costumes for Ladies
and Gentlemen on SATURDAY, atlOo'clock A. NJ at
the above-named hall I242t
NONC ERT HALL.
" POSITIVELY
ROB ERT HELLER,
AND HIS PHENOMENAL,
@AfSt6NhfPGRfE AFfSSGt66NhfPGRfEAENsIBIE,
ANTIQUE,
STuPENDoUS. AND
UNIQUE EGYPTIAN WONDER,
TUE
| YY
|
| WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME
| The Piano used upon this occasion viii be the meg
nihcent Sieinway Grand Piano Fore, sent express y
| for his purpose , q - ., -
Seats NAV secured three days In advance, at ChRs
| w A. TrumplFr's Music store -
A CADFMY OF FINE ARTS, OHESNUT
| " Street above Tenth.
| Open from =. M. till o r M. ,,..-
Beniamin Vests great Picture Of
CHRIST REJECTED
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24
Cu1EF QuARTERMAsrER,s OFFICE,

CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, J
DIPoT OF WARRINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Ji nuarY 8, 1866.
" Ill be SOLD at Public Auctio at ALI xandia, Vir-
einia under the direction OF Brevet Lieutenant
SnnO1y 6 sSG a. Lee 10 0cSef arSs ot "
condemned Quartermaster's Stores, Clothing, etc.,
as iollows:-
Jackets, Hammers,
Goa.s, Caps, Ghlsels,
Tents, Vlses,
Wagons, Axes,
Carts. hhovels,
Ambulances, Paulins,
lion Axles' Grain Separator,
Chains, Cauldrons.
Army Range, Argand Burners,
WheelbaHows Manila Rope,
Drugs, Cured Hair,
Tables Sheepskins,
Desks, Deer Hides,
Chars, Cast Wrought, and
Baliers, Cast and Spring Steel,
HamPs Grain Sacks, euc.
Together with large lot of secondhand Lumber,
Flooring, "A Common Culs,
Scantlmg, Ship Knees.
The stores must be removed within five days from
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole OF the property is sold.
TeIms-Cash, III Government tunds:
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quarterma',er
1616t Depot of Washington.
r UREA OF 9RDNA NICE
~ NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON CITY, January 16, 1896
Sale of serviceable and unserv ceable
NAVY POWDERS,
at the United States Navy Yard, Norfolk, Virginia.
here will be sold to the highest bidders at public
auction, at the 18th day of March 1866, in
the office Of the Inspector of Urdt ance at the Nor
folk Navy Yard, 6y sample five hundred and thirty
four thousand four hundred and three 1884 4O3l
pounds OF NAVY Powders, as iolows:-
502, 800 pounds, 'erviceabe:
1877 Condemned.
1858 " damaged.
4,64S compress ssed.
684 403
AS only about two hundred and scventv@two thou
sand three hundred ana ftv-iv (272 1861 pounds OF
these powneTs in barrels, purchasers pro.
vide barrels into which the remainder OF the powders
NAV be emptied from the tanks or which period
of thirty (50l days will be allowed The powder in
barrels, however, be removed within ten days
from the day Of SALE otherwie they will revert 10
the Government
purchase TO be deposited at the completon of
the sac. and the REMAINDER before tine powders are
removed II. A. WISE
122mws 314 Chief of Bureau
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

DIsLEY's CoNTIN NTAL NEWS
IA EXCHANGE.
CbOlcesents 10 ell p aces OF Amusement may be hao
up TO ~ O'ciUck Lnv evening 1Slly
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

= ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
MASlEh IORES, CLOTHING, CAMP
AND GARRISON EQUlPAGE, AT ALEXAN-
DRIA, NlRGlNlA.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME.
The Piano used this occasion viii be the meg
nifcent Sieinway Grand Piano Forte sent expressly
'0 AemjssIon 50 cents Reserved Seats. IS cents.
Seats NAV be secured three days in advance Chas
W A. Trumpfr's Music store; =,
Iast Grand Matinee SATURDAY, January n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-10
9te @eietarbnra

unieres Stadtse BAT ffb am persaaasnen Sonns
abenb . rta9t uno ruirb erif In Der %3irsi.Fn WoGe
bes Gejembcrs tpisrer 3ufammsntreten. Neun"
sis Sage titsn tie Ssratbunssn s%soausrt, ptue
bag cine e;n5ise 8raes erlspiet wurbsn, Die auf
hGS StrDeraufbliten unieree Stnates unb uu-
Serer Dmrh ben Srieg prrfrippelten Start bereHs
nets9ertisn mare unD uumittslbare tSuIoen aes
babt Bate. @s mag isin, oaS Der Druid, welder
fortpabreno auf %uniern @sieBesbern lalfete, ur,
,ahe wnr. Onb frine Der StB3sit sntipreGcnosn
WfaBrs9sla 9streFsn purDen ; mar bieies aber
n!So ntdt Die unfdbiafeit NM uReini9telt Der
Mtt9liecsr' Ger @eleb8ebuns ielbit Die llr1ate,
RAP nltts, fat gar nidte in Disien nsun,ia Ia<
gen gum WtereauIblu6en u~nleier Staot unp
otaatte 9slbab, rann mare es freiliA bslier ae.
Tpsien unO Der Staat bate pieIe Soften erlpart.
ipenn unisre wsiien @sieBaebsr bel ihrem Gu,
Iammsntritt Den peiIeH SsihluB gefaBt b6ttcn,
Fh le8leib nterer su Oertagen.
DER baIpiae Au6bau hee Ra~napba.&anols
nno bisreur6 bic 8trbincuna Oes Sames nit
Dem S6tO uno Dem Sanjen 98t fen It unter FOL.
den umlanDen Der einu9e 6ofnunasanfsr. Der
uns i'll oitien 1asen Der Jictb b!ctrt. lu1srs
Seleb9c5unS unp autt Gle BON 0t .9iraintsn
bat ndntitcb Der iran / ibeu @omsaauir, welbe
plelen Nuebau berelte Dor benz Rrieae in bic
Snno nsbmen Donte, ipeiters Bug itinpn It ae.
mdbt unn 10 T rurf;n oe5balb Der 8oQemouaa
fIeIes Bfrf,s cob nod sntssgtuieben tds fur
2jr jlntsn pon unbereheabarsm grfoi8 lsia piIcA
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-10

Ssifrstb eopprltsn Nuben sisbsn /; 70 ,,rit purd,
oen btsrour6 lsosrtaus asltiaerten Y,rfsbr TT.
ner Suitenlaueer uno cduu rurb bic suyspaiif.
afatiihe Dascnot- Sabn, psf6s rte 6 nal6uper
ale ssrortfen sSse naa Snpisn. ann Steil
an6 our6 Sfsrrsi&ii&ss @sbitt gu bar en- teab
jhtiaen. L
G~naianb. Dir f5nisti&e @snebmiauno
our S'u. mtIGs oas 5ateds crrus.Rst in
Srlnne aufbstt. wurps rrtseilt. PIN II. Sstr.
pureen in Dublin uter 200 Ssrbaftuu en-. mel.
items Sremesr, uutsr esnrn ifb Der SSrrf Der
fooeralen armst. Sotn gS. Byron. btfnret. cur.
%aenrmmsn. gs tpcresn nod piele Mrrtfaticnsn
pcrfcmmrn.
@pantsn. Sas Dor 3,r,sm asborus
Stne Der SSntetn BON Sparien in am IA. 6tr.
s%tforten.
Svr @afsneto finb !biIs#iihe @hife er-
ihtsrsn, wsl&e auf lpaniihe Sabr,,uas Soae
MAIDEN. Wan bait otsisltsn fir plraten inter
6tlsnt'der 8lag9c-uup bat eiusn Dampfer asaen
lie oussefhidt. Gsr :
Die pprtueieiiIhe 8eaieruna bat osn sinaetre.
tensn nnb cntpafnstsn Snfurssntem freiacfeat,
%sHtpepsr f6 mad rem 2I,orsn ter urtiren an InS.
ZEN. uesr eiliaf ben purtuaiedlhsn Bopen ,u per-
lahen. Gin 56etl bat ss pcrgeaegsn, rod Spas
MEN 3urid,ufstren une Elm anecrer Gbetl asht
nod Gnelanb. I'm tort pae Weiters ~aspdrtia IN
ietr.
5rdnfret&. Seit benz IA Sanuar lit In
garts Hiemano an Der CHOLERA sstcrbsn. SIM
9anJen Harden an btsfer Eraufbstt wGbreno Ter
o'fr Vfpnate. psldte Tie in Yaris tpittete. 6.3SS
9srionen. Im IA Sttober farbtn $50; pies
III Die srIbte an3abl Der In einem Sage @tfor-
semen.
Guslan.b. Die .3abl her in 8uelanp
anlaliigsn Dsutidsn bstrast nod amtIiten gn-
aaben itsr 600, 600 rappff fummsn auf ppIen
27S.972. Su ct. 9etsrsburs leten S $500
Otutlhe. Gin rufffidss Slatt, eas bieie fat;,
Rtlten Nott3en mittbsilt, bssleitet b%icfclben init
Der Ssmsrtuus, rae Der GiuHu6 Der tn 8uefaub
letsnosn Osuii6en nm 70 st5ssr lsi. als bic
utertpnltisenos Webr,etI hen s,biloetsn Stdu-
zen dnesbUre, nno Die Sabl Der unaetitoetrn
MUIR IL 800 tstrdat. Die ssecnpdrtiae @.lammt-
sssUlteruns 8uelanos rriro bon benz s.padtsn
Siatts auf So.255. $50 anseeeten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-10

DerOnsn.
Sddicn,, Iabrifdnt Eurner 6ou,.
Narp, ftftn Scooter Dire. -
Qrtbur. &ouofat. ibr gericbter 5urner ,S(,iu.
@arrid. S6onfpieIsr Burner Bu.reu.
eottb. 9ausbalterin bel SldIpn 0rt. - -
Gin Disnsr.
Dirt Der 5anbluns eonbun.
-A-A-
Sisrnuf:
Ste SdHfe aus Cd fnnhsn.
Suifptsl in 1 Oft BON 8. aBsbls.
.Derlpnen I:
Baron BON Ssr,bsrs 1urner SSbc
Carl D. 5sr3bsra, isin NrFe gurnsr Roppf,:
Charlotte, belen 6rau Mrs.---
@ sIl5''' osrsn stnOsr
Maaonlens 8arnbubIrr, G6arlcr
tens Idnte Wra
3wd Disnsr Ors' 8arons; elm qobHrien.r
Der Wascalene.
@nfana Der SorfsGuns pr6eis 8 1Gr:.
Stdsts 81 w. guilty fur st nenSsrrn unO
ttnt Dame, iinp Nbsnps an Der RoEr uno ttt
BEN VttBltsptrn pes 8srsrns ,u bnttn..
Der 8orfano.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-10

lung celIel5eu. werpsn Gle III ptelsn Sduen bic
5 urnSereins fir bic &nssleesu6sit pcrtstettet
Harsn uno raeur6 csm t%satitiistsu 3ued lei@.
ter tntessen sebm."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-10
Neue Mm5eiaeu.

.rs Gin WsuteI-5brsine
Der itin @effdft sriinblid Sritbt, fubet IusIei8 elmer eu-
fn Olaf, wtnn CT it3 melbet iii Der DirtbItaft pom
Spbn .R a rrbauIe
NS. Nur elm gang ti6:issr &rtsittr m5se ib n,elssn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-05
GENUINE DURHAM SMOKING q
rHflIa C(ll.

UHE UNDERSIGNED IS he SOLE PRoPRIEToRs
of the above nalnet article beng the successor Oh
the original manufacturer. -
Having obtained letters patent for said article, nc
hereby warns all parsons against manufacturing or at
i..nptin, 10 manufacture aid article .a,.o,,,,,o
AiI venders of the "aENULNE DURHAM SMOKING
TOBACCO" must obtain it from N directly, or from
my authorized agents. Z,=-.e.
The following are my sole authorized agents at
present Others will be added.
walker, Farrar Il o., Newbern; Northrop Z oum'
mtngs, wilmington; H. D Teel, Tarboro; Ashton N n
Emerson, Portsmouth, Va; Adoiph Berry, NO. lI2
West pratt. street. Baltimore March, Prce Co., NO.
81 Water.street, New York; W. O. Bennett y Co..
Ghar,aston. q q, J. R. GREEN.
Durhams Orange County, N. O., June 15.
August 10 2mo =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-21
EXPIRATION 90 THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
Prom the Toronto Globe, March ~

EXPIRATION oF rHg rEcIrRoCirY TREATY.
Prom the Toronto Globe, March ~
To day the Reciprocity treaty expires An arrange
pent which crcated a trade between the British
prov ncos and the United states h brought o a cloe
aud enter upon new order Of thing. A. retro
grade step TIE ehano> - 10 b. rsgrfed Tie termination
OF reciprocity IL an evil the that all otructous
a. comm evils Fortunately. however.
position is such that have 10
~ s s"nrsbensixe ' a. 20 ,ss future 4. Know
from the progress Of the country before The treaty
negotiated ALL that II u not Necessity 10 u.s. and
know also that there has been time since the treaty
negotiated when country had been will PR
pared for the effects 81 a. abrogaou Not only has the
bounfu harvest of last year enriched the Province BY
Millions but a number of incidental circumstances con
-pir 70 le-ssn the nconyenences which NAV arse from
the change In commerra nj relations With our neigh
borE
large portion Of the articles which have been
porting to the States under the treaty such de
nsnd that country that they will ftii be- bought and
the duties paid by the Amercan c0usnmefs That this
u true of the lumber trade doubts The supply of
American lumber h too small Tor the demand and the
markets which supply are distant from the lumber
districts % Name and Michigan II may BE- true
hat the advance ia prce which vii be occasoned by
the imposition % duties will lcesep the demand little,
but probably 20 great extent In the way the
American Manufacturers require voo Tor the reas0r
that their wool growers do not produce either the guam
uty or the quality required " the Americans arr "a
continue the manufacture of vorsed goods they
have Canadian wpol, and pay any duties which may b.
levied upon ~ II vV0l is sent % the states
will be manufactured here and the cloth Will very likely
be purchased by our ncghbors Already Canadian wool
lens largely old At profit In New iofs and the tar
wool M by advancing the price % American WOOL
make American w0oens still dcarer apd give our man
ufsciurcrs still better chance a. conpete IN either
the tax on WOOL will cause little lor 90
TIE ayt,os whih oil D. sof 1f,rfos uadot,Ip seA>af
and ordinary descriptions of wheat viii hereafter ~
al ppcd direct 20 England Instead ~ being sent b uay
o. Nev York Bot the Americans have been IN the
habit u paying yefy high Tinces for Canadian white
wheat for domestic Consumption. There h demand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-21
Demon trn ion of the Cntho-
lies mt HcterbOrO.

tPc,crboro March III despatch, Toronto Leaderl
81. Psircll's bay has passed OF quietly After mass
the Catholics held meeting. Mr. John MalDey Prcsi
sdent OF 81. Patrick's Society, in the chair Mr.. A.
Williams moved the following resolution, seconded by
Mr.. Thomas Buck Of OtoBabce--
Resolved That In view Of threats OF invasion ~ tails
vince having been made by considerable Torton ~ the
citizens 81 the neghhoring fepublcnany ~ whom
cOuntymen aud supposed N be- gionistswe
feel " duty H. declare aud do deare that
subjects Of her Majesty Queen Victoria, and loyal
inhabitants 81 the British empire, regard such
attempt subvert the % this country. under
which euoy just laws aud freedom OF religion and edu
cation not only uncaled for, but sudscous and
wicked and pledge Ourselves all necessary
any such attempt At Invasion, and IN
with fellow II Canada repei by force ~
N lawfully called any such attemp-nn matter from
whom or from what quarter u may come.
This resolution carried unanimously, with enthu
sasm John Carroll, ESQ, has just got up an excellent
volunteer company. composed Of Catholics and Pm
testans and has offered their services to the govern
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-21
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

III mad sissmship Ns~ Yors Captain Hofnsr rl
issss this pr a. ropu. today. for Aspnwsn
ne mats for Csusss Amef,ca snd ubs scotia W., o.
rii eio.r 81 half pss, zen o'coss this rsornihf
To VS. Yoss HsaaLh- Kiliou fgs IN rs,1e --Nt
b, really isn o'racs 10 ~. nosning
49,. eg.s. IN rrgysfr, r.ady ~ .sHlsy a,s5sy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-21
MAILS POR EUROPE.

re Cunsfd mail steamship Jaws. cspiala no,-is su
viii csse tbs p>st 10 day fof Liverpool
ne mails for Earupe Ni ooss o. hair -. ellf
ocios. tbs morning
The NEs Yons HKssLB Ellta0n f0f Egrrte viii
rrssY 81 ght o.elocs 10 ne n0ruins
single eopies 10 wrapper. ready for msias Or r,ttt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-21
A-Thas Noble Animal. tn. Hor.e.

" fed occasionally with AIDEN's CONDITION POWDERS,
will always able fuGi hi. task They dsea-
of horses Increase the appetite and spirits aud give bright
glossy appearance the No whD feeds those
Powder regularly viii any time by sickness ~.
ability Of his We permitted 10 refer "a g. W
McCune Esq. No N Murray street; l. Winchester. f-q
Superiniendeni Harnden Express. Major J A. Pul.n
Superintendent National Express, "a Broadway
DEMAs BARNhS co,
q PARK Dyg. VI hOleaAle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-21

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Nstts tsssnJ gfse go issnf tsse so =" - -
10 Is III tfsa $3.50 trt sefsss - re- st~fs ~
| 80 - 49, fisnts 81 stsss sesitsss ..s.
rts st4aasusg sggsfa,as "a l-es q ~ So sf11g
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apparatus invented by DR. Won EIsESBERG Tor On.
all the caarrh diseases Of the hros
asthma affections nf the voice laryngss, bronchial and Put
monary COMPLAINTS di-gr-red functions the digestive
organs shore.s az BREATH whoezng cough aud other dis
% the morbid affections the liver.
the and general debility The whole
T. In full operation the residence Of the
Dr. yON EIsENBERG sl6 BrO.dway between Eleventh
and Twelfth Streets
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II Ladies who do the prsgran, sOzODoN1 vi
compare teeth with those who do they will IN install
more FOR adopting than be epmpo--i into
newspaper paragraph.
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The Taunton Liquor Case.

IAusrns, Mass March 20 ls66
About TO day the liquors seized at Taunton on tho
18th instant away from the State ooustable
by United States Marshal Richardson and returned Ia
the Tho constabies threatened but made no
resistance.
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49, rororto Correspons..

Toaosro. MARI
thsve Ius. returned to this point after * maze
rapid tour q the Canadian frontier io' ujrpose .,
s-seralnips The proparauons Tor rspeu'"s vp.c,ed
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A Boon.-wnrd'. Ladie.' Paper Collar.

aud Cuns A-D Gent-'. Wholesale aud retail wholesale
with drawings different styles free
trade. >. ". II. WARD, 80 Broadwsy, \. 5
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WASHINGTON, March 20, 1885
The government does not seem to be apprehensive
that the Fenans will attempt invasion Of the.Brish
Provinces the British Minister seriously alarmed
the subject Nothing IL known now TO justify the
belief that the Fenians have yet gone beyond holding
meetings and making collections or money aid Of their
Certainly nothing has been done Of beIlgcrcn,
character TO authorize direct governmental nterfer.
once
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THE GREAT TRADE QUESTION.

Canadian Views on the Expiration OF
the Reciprocity Tresty-An Untmpor-
tant Matter. Hut SIN to he Regretted
The Fishery Question Likely TO Cause
Troubie-to-operati Leg isiation TAI
Protect Ffshermeu.
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The Improved EIIipsi, sewing Ma
chBss A H'srPLEE sr Br'sdwAy assaS -sni.8'
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stsmmering Corrected snd c.r~d.-Fsr
ne,hos referrnees a. sddrcs. y B~.'s. Ne Fassr.
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xssLlss ssa ssissabai. Maine. ~ Drssar.
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De-iderstum.-Perry'.

Address-Pollrk ~ Son. Me~r.ehaum
Manufacturers Broadway, Fourth Pip
h. order, mounted aud repaired
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s,oddsrd'- choisrs specific.

sure preventive and cure Tor Cholera cho'ea Nasbls
Darrbses Dyseniery, summsf comriaints Pans "a ,he
sfomsch aud Bowels A.
sToDDAHD BuKrON Pfupfsisr' Troy = '
Sold W ~ drussists