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THE ELEVENTH STREET POISONING CASE.
Inquest by Coroner RoIIns-Strychnine Found
in the Stomach.

Inquest by Coroner ROllns-Strychnine Found
in the Stomach.
Coroner Rollins yesterday reconvened the inquest
to investigate the death OF John Spicer which took
place at his late residence, No. IS West Eleventh
street, on Sunday, the 10th. DIR. Doremus has made
a chemical analysis OF the stomach OF deceased and
found unmistakaple traces of strychnne. The in.
vestgation took place at the Fifteenth police pre-.
einct station house.
The first witness called was Joseph Simmons, who,
when sworn, stated--I am clerk in Frees drug
store, No. 100 Sixth avenue; have been with him
about three years; we put up our powders from sed-
itz mixture some OF these are put up in boxes and
some sngly for retail the counter: made these
powders up myself; there were about one hundred
powders put up, all for retailing; we had drawer
purposely for keeping them in; many OF them had
been sold previous to the 10th; when Mr.. Spicer's
servant purchased on Sunday was on duty in the
store with Mr. Bennett: I was not on duty until
about eight IN the morning, and do not recolect
selling any that morning; about quarter to four
colored man came in for a seidlitz powder; gave
him one from the drawer; keep the powders in the
box sealed; they are sealed before they are put in;
first heard of the effect OF that powder about half
past four: the doctor (Bartetu first informed MI.
duty the last half hour; he stated that he had:
he then asked who had sold q seldlitz powder 70
colored servant; recoeted d seIns , one
=
mo that the man who took IL had died within NJ
teen or twenty minutes after taking It; he then eX.
amined the powders and found nothing unusual in
them: he asserted that Spcer had been poisoned by
twenty or twenty-five grains OF strychnlne; Mr.. Ben
nett asked If could not be possible that the srych
nine had been put IN after the powder ieft the
store; being somewhat excited at the time ne said,
probably not he also stated that he had portion
of the powder preserved which he would have
tested; was arrested about halfpast six by an OIL
GER; we generally put these powders up IN the back
Easements these were put up there; there Is no
strychnine kept in that part OF the establishment
and never has been to my knowledge; they
were sealed In the basement; l have never
sold any strychnne in the store, nor would put up
prescription without consulting Mr.. Frees J have
not seen prescription for year; the strycnnne u
kept locked up in dark closet; have no idea tiat
there was strychnne in the powders sold by me TO
the colored man: It was pure and free from any
poison when IL left the store.
Mrs. T.. q. Spiccr wife OF the deceased, sworn-I
reside at No. rs West Eleventh street; deceased was
my husband; on Saturday night he felt restless and
unwell; on sunday morning he eat light breakfast
about eight O'Clock; after breakfast he seemed very
sad or out of humor; he peculiar; sometimes he
acted in this way when things went wrong;
hut he would never conceal he laid
down on the parlor floor and ] went up stairs
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SUPERIOR c0U9T-SPEClAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
Judge Garyin rendered judgment In the following
cases.
LeOnhardt rs. FltnUe.-Motion denied, without
costs.
Van Wagner rs. Me1Till-Order granted.
Reed as. The sun Mutual Insurance a.. The
same.
Busting Us. Shareholder granted.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT CRIMINAL BRANCH.

Motion to Bond Disti.Iery Property Denied.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Archer Brother, who held mortgage for $1,000
on the distillery property of England Evans seized
by the government for alleged violations Of the In
terna Revenue laws, moved by counsel, that the
property be admitted to bond, on the ground that
their mortgage, antedatng the seizure, gives them
prior and superior lien to the government.
Motion denied.
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TIE WEATHER YEsrERDAy.-The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for the past
twenty-four hours rs indicated by the thermometer
at Hudnuts pharmacy No. 21s Broadway HERALD
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LEoNARD ". JEROME,
ISAAC BELL.
SHEPHERD KNAPP,
" n RAII.vE

In addition to this sum OF $500 the widow of officer
Corett viii receive about $3.50 from the Mutual Aid
Association OF the Pol &c Department, while about
81 100 has been contributed by citizens, making in
all the sum OF $3.50, thus furnishing her the means
OF providing home for her five children and herself.
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COURT CAleNDAR-TRlS DAY.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-No 100, 107, 1e1,
49, 100, 1875, 1917
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FRANCE.
The Gable Telegraph to Acknowledgement
and Conc eesiOu.

Translated from the Temps, OF Paris July 1871
The Temps, Ia Its number published on the 18th
Inst, reproduced notice from the Minister OF the
Interior, inserted in the Monieur OF the 1ltb an.
Douncing that Baron Emile Granger and NJ. julius
Renter had rendered and were declared contractors
FOR a direct submarine telegraph between France
and tho United States OF North America. The Temps
followed this notice with note published by the
JdaV NetrS Of London, In which II was pretended
that former concession had been granted on the
18th OF June last by the Minister OF the Interior TO
Messrs ECgene Deessert and william Blackmore, ad.
ding that &c deemed an explanation necessary. The
explanation is very simple. Messrs. Delessert and
Blackmore obtained no concession from the Minister.
They merely had mere outline of tender on the nth
OF June, neither signed nor approved and in conse
Qrenee did not constitute any right Messrs Dees-
sert and Baci more themselves perfectly understood
their situation and allowed two successive adudica-
tione, on the 10th OF June and 9Th OF july TO pass
ever without am protest on their part. II is difficult
professions that not Justified and I'm support OF
which they can produce no title whatever.
Citizen Rights In Turkey-Reiniion- TO BEL
sium--Executive Eiectioneering-Revenu
Receipts
The Paris Hondeu Ec7hlishes the decree approv
ing OF the protocol sissed between France and
Turkey on the 9Th Of June last respecting the Gdmis
Sion OF French subjects to thu right OF holding real
property in the ottoman empire.
The Memorial Dtp,omdttqVe Of Paris publishes
the foowing:-we learn from Brussels that the
news spread by certain journals OF Parts and Bel
GUM relative 70 an approaching interview OF the
King OF the Belgians with the Emperor Of the
French at Pombieres IL destitute Of all fOunda-
tion. III his Majesty had any reason whatever
20 converse with Napoleon H., the shortest
road would be that from Brussels TO Parie, without
having any occasion to 20 round by Piomberes.
What might have given rise 20 this erroneous rumor
IL the fact that the Queen Of the Belgians, whose
health has been Injured by her attention night and
day to the Empress Charlotte, ls going 10 Spa, the
waters Of that place having been recommended by
She physicians.
The Union and Steele, OF Paris, got into contro.
versy on the question OF allowing book hawking.
The Democratic journals call for entire freedom In
the sale OF books and pamphlets, while their oppo
nents oppose that course as dangerous 70 public
morality.
The Paris Constitutional OF July insists on the ne
Cessty OF forming q great conservative party In
France 70 tighten the task Of the government al the
elections, and render less and less indispensable
ofDcal support 10 capdidates According 10 DECLARE
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THE LATE OFFICER C0aleTT.

The following letter, received by the President OF
the Metropolitan Police Commissioners explains
ITSELF
OFFICE RIOT RELIEF FUND,
NEW YORK, July Is, 1851
SIR-The Committee of the Riot Reli Fund learned
with deep regret the death Of patroman Core of the Thirty
second precinct while endeavorfng to
the Seth Low from drowning The trust In charge
the undersigned is designed for the relief of the families
policemen killed In defence OF the public but they be
eve they win act In full accordance with the sentiments of
the subscribers to that fund by appropriation Tor the relief
Of the family OF policeman Corle The committee for that
purpose enclose check for $500 Yours, respectfully,
LEONARD W. JEROME,
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HNtTdEt IPfHNtrUCIIrt
Average for Tuesday .
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroS, Jan 2.
Governor Bullock was ina4 gvra4&a = dnv.
sInhiS usssaae Be r6sotts shs bos6el debt 81
the State as $24, ,Q00, 900. Tho Governor. ac-
cepting the declS3c4 Of tie people, recum>
msgds poitiv4 tnactm ent fort the frks lstie a
and control of fauor.
v0nN Nationl s6aiu he nyH WhfIs c1ss-
spsonssia1 no principle for whirh We hive
contended, let us restore .thpse lately in re-
bellion to equality Of rights as speedily ~ is
consistent with the Naiional safety. The
present obstacles to feconstruction must eoue
to speedy end. whether imposed by uuYe-
pentant rebels, by President who does not
make freasoa cdiosA, OF BY tl.ose whom his
policy has deltded into renewed resistance.
In this dark hpnr Of the Nations ex;eeney
we have need bf . leader whose integrity /.
uncorrupted by political associations. and
Whose pasrictifm has not permitted hin to
descend 10 thd arena OF PARTISAN xarfare-ot
tried leader $f undannted courage. who viii
be swayed neither by popular passion nor
sectional prsltdice: OF man of cautious
resesnce. vhoEhas no inconsis tencie1 10 *
plain, no policies to maintain, no theoriesso
promufaate; ot leader who comprehends
the position Xnd relations OF all sections Of
onr common country. and will bring to The
administration pf public affairs executive abiI-
ity, economical ideas, and an hassest heart.
The man for tie crjsis-the man for the honr
the man Of the people. is Ulysses S. Grant.
BsfcTe his pre- emiDest fitness for the hish Of
ficeto which sIgratefnl people world elevate
him, let personal preference yield let fac
ton subside thht peace, good will and uniou
may onee more and forever abide ts,rouphont
the Republic.
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NEW YORK, Jan, 8.
The Washington .HFaads special says:
The runnor that General Grant will re.
fuse to retain his position in the war Office
if ordered to do SO by the President, cAnno,
be traced to reliable source. If such an or.
der is received it will I'D acted upon by Gen.
Grant with proper sefHse of right aud duty.
Lis stated that ii the House Finance Com
mittee do not propose bill 10 secure the re-
issue Of greeIbaeks equal TO the amount With
drawn from circulation by the contraction of
such a bill, ii will be presented by General
Butler.
Representative Judd il pursuing the inves-
tgatien into The whisky business. which will
probably lead to action by Congress Of hook
ing to vigorous examination of matters in
the Internal Revenue BUREAU
No psivase letters PASSED between the Pre-
sident ard General Grant relative to the re-
raoyal ofGeneral Pope.
The Times Washington special says: Cen
ertl Grant took no actom upon the telegram
from New Orleans, regarding the restoration
OF Governor Wells in ORDER 10 save the lesee
bonds from being worthless.
General Howard hat net issued orders
dlemissiag hnreau officers engaging in poll
tics IL Southern States, hut he has established
rule that the acceptance OF an office, must
be considered MS incompatible with the duties
OF the offers Of the bureha.
The statement that General Howard has
endorsed the proposition of Joan of thirty
millions TO the Southern planters with lien
on their estates or crops, is incorrect.
The New York 1rsosnes special says the
Stats Derar.msn. has NOT been informed by
Balingame OF his acceptance of Chinese AM
bassAdorship.s
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MISCELLANEOUS ITIMS,
~

JACKSONVILLE. H., Jan. 8.
The Chicago, Alton Il st. Louis Read viii
pass editors to and from the Editorial Con-
vention in this the..city 8th, 9th and 10th inst.
but applications must be made TO tie Chica-
go Office.
John b. Cough, lectures in Stown's Hall
on Saturday and Monday.
SPRINGFIELD, HI, Jan. 2.
The lads Bridge Company to construct q
bridge across the Mississippi at st. Louis, has
been enjoined by the Boomer Company Ct
Chiesgo. The latter Company procured the
injunction to stop the work on the ground
that the charter of the former had expired,
and that the exclusive rightnow vested with
ii to continue for twenty years. a legal war
is lissiy to ensue.
The reunion of the Second Illinois cavalry
occurred at the Leland Hotel to-day. .
2The Lincoln Monamens Association, has
resolved to adyertise Tor designs and Spec
Gcations on the basis of $3.50, 900 fund. 1t
has nov about $250, ,Do0 in her reasnry.
Young Rosette died last night from he
effects of the accident which befel him ON
New Year day.
HuBsoN, n. Il, dan. q.
On Wednesday : terrific gale swept along
the Railroedand the Southern ssctioh cf the
pount7. Tkanosning feeishs train, phh
passenger car attached, was struck BY the
gAle, md thespaasenger, car and oAe spisifoFm
cut rated bodily ffoM The track aud precipi-
tated down an embank nnent fifteen feet.
There we're five men infhe car, who wera
mera or leea injured, but none seriously. II
the descent the st0ve capsixed and the car
caught on Ere, but the flames were extin-
guished before il had gained AeAdsay.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
= !. 1s-s.z----
] MIDNIGHT REP0RT.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

-
B.nsrl., J ], Is. asL. E. Ward has : !,
ceived intelligence from Paris that the Beai-
quarters. Of the Eenian Brotherhood, on the
Continent; has been discovered In Fsuborg,
Don Tenpae il Paris, and have been seized
BY the French police. A large quantity of
letters and other documentA, revealing their
plans Of organization, and list Of the
Head Centres Of the Brotherhood, we're
found on the premises, and have been for
wardsd, by the French euthoraiss, to Lon
don. 8. e. Ward also states that among the
documents broaght to light was one contain
ing details Of plot for destroying portion
Of the British shipping, and placed in the
hands of lhe British.
LosDos, Jan. 8s-The examination Of
Desmond, Allen and others, alleged to have
been implicated in the Clerkenwel jail expo-
sion, has resnlted-so far In producing no sat
isfactorJ evidence as to their criminality, and
leaves almost as much doubt as before the
investigation commenced. The Magistrate
has adjourned the examination one week.
1t is thought ihat She Conference on the
Eastern question. recently held in St Peters
burgh, by the leading aiplomatists of Russia,
has war like significance.
PARIS, jan. alt is now generally conced-
ed notwithstanding the recent attempts Of
certain journals to receive an impression TO
the contrary, that the hope of the assembling
Of 4 general Conference Of The European
Powers, for the settlement of the Roman
question has been abandoned by Tie French
LIsBos, Jan. 3.-Tumults have broken out
in this city and other parts Of Portugal, in
Of the imposition Of taxes. The |
unpopalarity Of the new system, and lae ex-
element created by attempting to carry it in
10 effect, have led TO the resignation Of the |
Ministry.
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> ----------
FROM MEXICO.

Asw YORK. Jan. 3.
The Heralds Havana special Of the 2rd
says: Mexican edsices stale that only
three out OF $40 members of Congress are op-
posed to Jaarez.
D:oria ig row War Miuis,s-.
Gov. Capedo is si;,i at gampeche
iaalaaio ia elected Mayor Of the City of
Mexico.
a Havana special states that Steel Is
bloekaded BY three Mexican naval scEooners
A rebel commander who. went on the mail
steamer from sicsl 10 Vera Cruz was seized
and imprisoned fat the latter port,
Diax has been ordered TO the field in Yu>
catan
Vessels are being chartered at Vera Cruz to
take 1000 tons to Campeche-
be ex-Imperiaiists are preparing to leave
Mexico as fast as possible.
Ii is stated that the rebellion In Yucatan
was started by Santa Anna, who furnished
Colonel Vlllohana with money and men, 1t
is reported that he failed 10 interest several
French officers 10 the scheme.
Itis rumored that the Mexican Congress
are about authorizing the raising Of the army
to 1900 at cost of 500, 900.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

IHlGABof Jan. 3.
TIE Journals Washington special says
The Senate Military Committee, 10 whom was
referred the Presidents Message relative 70
the suspension of Secretary Stanton, haye
taken nosHstion, nnd will not uuts! next week.
All reports sent out ia reference TO the mat.
Ter are unauthorized. Mr.. stanton says be
has indicated to no person what course he
will pnrsne, bur wilt await the action Of the
Senate.
General Meade left on an early train to-
day for his command in the Third District
1t appears that he is ieft with discretionary
power to act as circumstances may dictate
The Senate nenea Committee, majority
OF whom 1ed to the proposed Loan
Of $50, ,OQ ~ 2sS be uareconssructcd States,
to aid tn. A%yEr present embarrassment,
al WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
Geners Ant proposes leaving this cit, fer
New York to night, 10 remain there several
days.
Alexander Il. Stephens. of Georgia, writes
from Phiadel phia to a friend here ,hai his
physical constitution is very feeble. snd heis
hardly able as times 10 sit up in bed. He is
expected here the middle OF next week,
Judge Sharkey, of Mississippi, has arrived
here to conduct the case of McArdle before
thesuprems Court.
The Indian Peace Commission net this
morning. Affer . brief session theprepara-
ton OF the report was allotted to Henderson
He intends 10 have the report ready BIZ Mon
day next, when the Commission again assem-
bles.
NEw ioaE, Jan s.
The report is current tha. General Seho-
field will shortly semove the State officers
OF Virginia, and appoiat others.
Il IS said tbe President intends soon to is
sue q proclamation TO the white people of
the Southern States, advising them TO send
delegates to the approaching National Con-
Yeetlon.
4 special message viii probably be sent to
Congress, soon after re assembling, upon the
situation Of affairs in the South, which the
President regards as Of the most alarming
,hhraeter. Adsices at hand officially bear out
fully the accounts received By letters aud
through The press, and it is feared that reign
of terror and starvation will exist unless
prompt measures are taken to preven, SO great
q calamitF.
a prominent Radical living in Georgia
writes that if. upon the re assembling al
Congress, it will within ten or fifteen days so
amend the reconstruction laws as 10 permit
maSositJ OF the actual voters 10 ndont the
New Constitution, and also take the power TO
appoint civil officers away from the military
commanders and give it to she present State
Conxention, SO that they can regulate their
own State Offices, that the State can be car
ried by $4,000 to 10000 majority; otherwise
the danger is greatthat the object for whies /
the Convention assembled will lie defeated |
II is stated that the Subcommittee on |
Ways and Means have resolved to hold no
more meetings for the present III regard to the |
whisky tax. Important reforms in The admin !
Of the leternal Revenue Bureau are |
talked over by the Snb> >Commistee, and will |
be recommended to the general Committee
for adoption. The subjecs will be presented |!
to Congress at an early day.
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9xyas Il sx<H .HsLAxD, Jana.
Baeth0ven Block, q Rocklsnd, Maine,
.ss burned This nosniAs. Loss, $ll0, 900;
insassd.E
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MARRIED.

: z -
WRIGHT NblaRuFP- GA Jan lar taas II, R.sx.
Vile. Aa-ton Comfy, Iowa. by Rev J. Rgsr~ss, " D.
Dr. W y HEtssf former grafssts Of kzitnk sdcsi
College, to Miss MlSLcssA WooDkrsy bofa OF tbs for.
m<y place.
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Tbsra will also be distributed among the
ticket holders, fairly and impartiaiIy, by
| and under the direction Of Mana
gers not interested ir the Asso-
ciaiion, the following
L splendid
LIST OF PRIZES.
| Is, pnss-A MUIR FARM OF 10. AcnEs.
one rsiBe iFem GsAiss.iA, al EaSsr poe1 kne..
s0Sts Peach Ire m..sy keasiSS y scsss 81 4 =
| sa 81 shs ehsIssst raiiss.ss sess. 81 ssx...
i'tfris~ soSa hSsz~s sbsss. els, Asa ..tIsAzs 81
aiss' N & asw rRreE HoUsg .. rs-.ra.,
Sith tNaio.s. rApscs ifuit ard Ornamental tss.s
Ia east4sssA, th-.----s.---.- xseNe
sard prsy~- Ore ra- s<~f-r N.ehfn~........ 9. e.
~ pliss-A FINE IAGIr FAsA II - setss
in Msst9H Csaety. H.. rEo ns4i<s & ssa bsSes
On the II Eaus ~ T. 50 serss in psersd sn4 20
Asges Ia siaaker b Sss"4 II psa1l Trees ssses
of stFa~bersass. 500 ch<sry u-s-; - large b<sE-
ssd eiss-rss .......-. II coo
IA gfisa--i}ue aae fs,f Morse 80
ssa Prfs--A TINE yTRsr-CLAss L1rEL.
With nsai .tY- ara Sfxsps~s. hleSa n ihs
.aessii siou.e Ia cta,rI,a. I!........-.... s0op
STA prsae--THE sExs TEN kUNkkns viii
sa dtas as.ekisy ksi.tsx AsSLih~s sofia
each s4s 1s&
isth psfas--o.R FaRN or q ACRES IA
washfngtoa CO IL, three mile. from Gentss'a.
vita hcaas of eve rooms With ~sii cist<rs,
eut soasss. ae. tosrsArr sish e.1 A1is rsrs $50
|. III Prze--RE Z atLA srG II I'D gt:r
" . ~ Il ~
18th prizs-4osE fsRa TX JEFF KE soy 20,
VI, q! J. scF-s, 80 seres Ia eu issatIpa. se:--
ifts; cae house sed sru-.. 6sae
1f.a pfinz--s5sE 3 Farm IN CiIHr CO,
H., of i2j acrss, = IL u.tivs;ion, saAlI horse,
wei sad 90, ,tuidins .-,'..--...,.. ssoo
y q l,rsi;s H.. -. :. = :. tsa
ia. rrss<--oes Ass asisr.s JsSk---..-..-.... 30
ri pasa-1ns FEtr fetR NrN6EEs
VII. zach ofss nrs lot in cenfssiai woi II. t.ss..
- ~ Isa
23th Prxe-9ss Lot IN Csntr 40
9Th Prize THE PE1F F1F1Y HrNpEss
s.a each arsr 10 utrss u lard in Es-ns Co.,
81 5ec
-.th prize--gNE TRACT or I2u A6FHs II
sn !, In Resns oansy, fsnls ~
Ts,A Prse--aKE farm Of 81 AegE4
fesee4, -hgte ssiia frssa Aahie,. JeEersoG Ce,
lilina.s. ssse
r,aao .ss' ...,.,-., s'.@. e.aO-a $500. 7tol
ssth Prtzs--fHR sExr SIX NUYiF EAs win
sset drss psizs ~ sln IN sGfseshAskA----,~.... E
s6ih prixs-aNR 4 yAkM or EiGHTY AsEEs,
sj aeses ia cultivation, smAti Aesss 40 larss
Apyie trees, In Jenersan CO., iii.--...-.~... oe
s-th prixe-TnE NEXT 1wu krMsEas
wilt zach Wheeiar Wiison faii
casei No k~xipg aos
sab Priz--1RE NEXT GEE HUNDRED
Saneers viii esch draw Irizs Of Is in 6fsea-
back. $40
ign:h PifS,-osE TRACT or 30 ACRES of
Land In linn cousty. 800
1aa.t Priss--one trset Of 20 serss of land In
D noln.. e4asty. Iowa 49,. ........... sceo
isi.s prise--one Houss ana Lot In C.nsralia $50
ia2d psixe--fhe sext t~o Numbers xiH each
fraw nsw whssier Wilson Nc. ks.f eassd
sewing Machine. valued st SIS each ias
foith Piixe The next two pnmtrrs viii zach
irs~ ass No pls5n tsbie Whseier 4 Wilson
sewing Mschns. vaiasd 1t 81 esch-,..-.....-. III
rrtxn .f,nsp un-. u~.
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NEWS DEPOT.

MILLINERY A. BONNET HLEACHEMY
Mrs W r Bowman. ..4th s.--bss Main Blondeau-
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Conveyance all this above Real EtAts asd Diis Of
Sale to the Personal Property, been made and
dcpo Red witA Com Uissoner. who vu, soep th-
dr. fny n completed csusa Deeds to the Real
E.tate and Rs es Sole the Personal Property be
executed and delivered to those respectively drawing
the s.E;e.
Minor and Clsh Prixes viii be promptly pad asnt
to tkoss drasing them.
will thst of fhe above pr;ses eonsist a.
unkndp articles cheap Jewelry and thai nearly the
ent re OF prizes made mp Of valuable Reai Essats
prfncip y located IN Msxiss ssA fA4 stotntAg
tiss ell tnosa tAs best Fruit region a ~ West
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Gold Pans, poneas, Pocket Books.

GAS = sTEAM FITTIHGs.
Mocar Son ........-J Johnson street, bet 81 4th.