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News Of tho Day.

The Emperor and Empress Of Russia
have sent u letter Of coincidence to the
widow Of the late AnsOn Burlin9ame.
Tho Board OF Supervisors Of tho county
Of Milwaukee have rendered 70 the State
Of Wisconsin the new Court House, which
Is to cost nearly million dollars, for u
Capitol house, provided the Capital Is
moved to Milwaukee.
A movement Is on foot in tho AIassI-
clllSeLts Legislature for q change IN the
Constitution by which members Of the
Legislature may he elected for two or
more years.
The Methodist Church Of EastwGy,
Massachusetts, wis destroyed BY fire
J Wednesday, =" J Loss 81 800; insured for
"a 4 firc wednesday" uiglt at GALVESTON,
Texas, destroyed u block on the north
side of tile Strand, between Fremont and
22d streets, md the opposite block on tho
south side Of tho Strand. MRny Of the
houses were Of llttle,Nalue, but were filled
with large stock Of gOOtls.. Loss eSti-
mated ut 100000. ..Feas',~
The old Ustlry laws in Maine are about
to DO repealed. Io.".0' I"n.'l .'..
.' The Jury in the libel suit Of Mrs. Mary
Evans rs. Louisville C0Wrier-JOWrndl Com.
pany, yesterday, returned u verdict for the
plaintiff, assessing her damages at $500.
She sued for 100000. The offence consist
ingin the application ofthc word "bawdy
house" 10 the plaintiffs establishment.
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TIN question OF repeating the location
Of tue Capital was again before bOtll
Houses of the Legislature yesterday. In
the Senate the bill to repeal was passed to
third reading by . vote Of 14to7 (which
indicates its4final PASSAGE. In tho House
several test votes were taken, showing S2
for repeal and "a against. Unless the
Charleston interest succeeds in getting
some other location in the bill, It will pass.
Those in favor of u simple repeal, leaving
the question Of location to be determined
afterwards, appear to be,G9. This kind of
n proposition finds friends nj all the ex-
pectult points except Charleston. lfboth
repeal and location NJ some other point
are embraced in tho bill. then 1t arrays
every place against II except the one named
in il, and It's defeat Is inevitable. This, Of
course, is understood by all who desire
rel)Cnl.
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Passage of the Flick Amendment
By the House,

Its with no ordinary qualification We
arc ableto announce this morning that
the House of Delegates yesterday passed,
by the decided vote of 3S to IS, the joint
resolution offered by 1r. FLICK, of Pen
dlcton, proposing to amend the Constitu,
ton oftlle statesO ~ to enlarge the sui.
frage. 1t was passed after a lOngand cx.
haustlve debate, in which a good deal ol
ability was brought out on both sides.
II will be seen that a majority
of the Republicans voted in the aillrlna-
tive, only fourteen Republicans and four
Democrats voting against It. The Senate
has already passed to cngrossment the
resolution offered by Senator RAMsDELLr
which Is substantially If not precisely the
same as Mr.. F1IcK's; and this leaves no
doubt, we suppose, that the House rcsolu'
ton will meet the concurrence 'oE the
Senate. This action promises the basis
for reconciliation of all differences among
Republicans, and firm ground to fight the
next campaign on. st
Our tclegraphic columns announce that
the Missouri Senate, yesterdpy passed u
similar measure.
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FOREIGN. NEWS.
ENGLAND. -.

LONDONI reI, ~.
The Times llas an editorial on the scene
In Court, yesterday, at tic trial Of the Lady
Mordaunt divorce case. The Times says
the error OF the Prince Of Wales, Is due TO
the carclessncss ofhIs reputation, and heed
lessness in the making Of personal intimA-
CiOs, which arc forbidden royalty. Prince
Alberts example was fIuitlcs, and the
Prince ofWalcs Will learn from II, and
excmplity u life FREQ. even from sCnlblNnce
Of lcvity, N ' ~ ~. I.
The 1imeS also on the subject Of the re-
cent decision lIy the Supreme Court Of the
United States on the matter Of the lcgnl
tenders, INSERTS that tile decision lIas re-
stored English confidence In American
Justice. y. J i:"t -ii'hl 30 i-0a.' ~ 10 ID,
ThG underwriters are charging 10 per
cent premium on tho missing steamer City
of Boston. "r4' tt'N.''. AA."
In the Morlaunt divorce casc, to-day,
counsel on both sides made closing argil-
mcnts. Tomorrow the Judge will dcliv.
or his charge.
THE condition Of Mr.. Bright's health
creates deep anxiety. 4, =. +,
= Tho elections at Waterford and Noting
ham arc attended with scenes Of violent
excitement In both places disturbances
occurred, and persons were roughly treat
n H4I D.. .
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Murderer Arrested.
Eepm p.s Fgl,aeat Vet VlrlnLan.

From The Fltr7uoat HtSt PlrgiRIQH. .a.-
On Saturday Inst, one Ell 3. Ice, for.
mer resident Of this county, was arrested
IN Wctzcl county by Deputy Sheriff Pos.
tlethwuit, and brought to this place and
committed to Jail upon charge Of, mur-
der. The arrest was malc upon II war
rant issued by Justice Of this county,
through the authorities Of Wetzel county.
The facts In the case, III we have them,
are about as follows: 1t appears that In
the carly part Of the war, Ice enlisted In
the United States service rs private, and
shortly after his enlistment, for some cause
not known, he made his way In tho night
to the house Of BGr. Wade, Of this
county, and calling him up from his bed,
took him about q hundred yards from his
house and shot him. Alter committing
tho deed, he returned 10 his regiment, and
was subsequently arrested, and after hRv-
ing q hearing betorethe county court was
sent on for trial before the circuit court.
Before his case was disposed Of, Jones
raiders came through this county, lin
April. 1887 and released Ice from jail.
Nothing was heard from him since, until
recently, when his whereabouts became
known to the authorities, and he was ar
rested. We suppose he will be tried at
tho next term Of court, which sits In
MarCh, I:' '..'-
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRK, Feb. 81.
The of1lcials Of the Ipman Company
still, entertain hopes Of tho safety of the
City Of Boston. ,sl t,..ps ,.... ,i,7l,e,.
Collector Bailey seized the establish.
ment Of another large liquor importing
house, yesterday, Heiss & Meyers, n and
70 Broadway. $50 ~ '''' ~ "
Rumos were circulated in Jersey City,
yesterday, that some notable changes
taking place, or werO about to take place,
among tho Erie Railroad OfllcialsT Upon
inquiry 1t Is asccrLained that intimatiOns
have been given from the headquarters Of
the company, on 23a street, showing tllat
the resignation Of Ruckcr Is being con.
sidered, and leading to the belief also that
other sweeping changes arc TO be made.
In the latter part Of August third visit
Is to bc made 10 this country by profess
siOnal English, cricket players, who arp
represented to be far superior TO the eleven
who preceded them here. These mcn, nc.
cording to their agent in this city, are not
coming hero upon a venture, but llaNO
been pledged in large sums Of money, u
portion 0fwhich will be paid them before
they leave England. Twelve men will be
brought on, among them Capt. Wiltshire,
the same who accompanied the late eleven.
Several Presidents Of Insurance Conf
panles were served with SubphTnAs yes.
tcrday, by the Sergeant-RtIArms Of the
State Assembly, requiring them to report
to-day before tho Insurance Company at
AhlOnE ri ,It tll tr@ TtTasb" ~ do
James B. Doyle, arrested on a charge of
Counterfeiting, Is still in the custody Of1tlc
Police, butithus far no complaint has been
made against him. Superintendent Ken.
ncday ordered him TO be held till to-day,
when. lie will probably be discharged.
The quarrel between the rebelllons SOM
atOrs and Governor on the executive ar-
pointments, Inns been settled. The SeIla-
tors hav0 backed down and now tho Gov.
ernOr will send in his appointments for
HarbOr Master and Port Warden.
4 speCial, Albany dispatch says that
among the bills introduced into theiAs.
sembly last evening, was one to reorgan.
ize tho Eric Railway, This bill was
drawn by the counsel to the Erie Railway,
and Is designed TO forcstall the action
about 70 bo taken BY tho English stock
ind .bondhollers Of the company, and to
put Fisk, Gould s. Co., In possession orthc
road for all time 10 come. The intention
Is to buy the bill through the Legislature
as was done with the Eric In the LcgislA.
turc two years ago, and tho marketable
members and lobbyists arc in high gleeat
the prospect OF y distribution OF another
hall million dollars Of Eric money.
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TIE PACIFIC.
The Sandwich Islnnds.

as..a ..IN HONOLULU, Feb. 8.
The ceremony of hoisting the Comsular
flag Of Austria, was witnessed by the Aus.
trian ifigate Roman, and the members Of
the Cabinet of Foreign Ministers and en-
tire Consular Corps. 1a'h- =,
The missionary packet Morning Star,
waswrccked on Strong Island, on the1Sth
of October. She Is total loss. Thepas.
sengers among whom were Row. ]. +.
Pangua, G. B. Snow, A. A. Sturgis and
family, escaped and werC brought to Hon.
olulu blythe British brig Annie Porter.
Several severe shocks Of earthquake
have occurred on tho e'lslande of Wawaii.
Tho summit Of theiyolcano Mauna L9a, Is
smoking, indicatingstbat the fires IN the
crater are again active. .-aEl ~.
Tho Board ofImmlgratlon sent an agent
to China to promote the immigration Of
Chinese In the Island. .r
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amending the act entitled "An act estab.
fishing q Code Of laws for this State" in
relation to proceedings for q re.hearing
after judgment or decree: Senate Bill No.
81, a bill for the relief Of the securities Of
James Bartram, late Sheriff Of Wayne
county; Senate Bill No. 05, a bill appro-
printing sixty thousand dollars lor tho
further construction Of the West Virginia
Hospital for tho Insane, ut Weston.
AliOurnpd
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New York Produce Market. =, !,

NEw YORK, February q.
CorTOX-DecIledly lower; sales Of 1000 bales
at 43KC for middling uplandH. 2 '"'' NAiH
FLOTR--ClOsed dull and shade easier on com.
mon grades. ~ ", .H'..
GR4N-What-Dul aud lower; No. 2,BprIng
al 81 1901 II; winter rcd and amber western al
81 35OI R8. RyO-HOmInal. oHtS-Dull and
heavy ut b5658Ero for western. COFn-Qulet and
hTm 1T 6619sc for sound new mixed western; and
76695C for unBOupd do. . ~. ..4yl ~
ROVIaIoNE-Pork-Rathc moFU active; 2,O00
bbls mess seller April at go o, and noHiInally
unchanged. Cut Mcata-QuleL and steady. III
con-SomInAl
LARn-Very quiet for prime steam u l6c for
February; l6Xc for March; aud lSE0l@Kc for
April and May. ~ .f.1 '''Eh'
EG0s-QuIGt and unbalanced. ----.,-.l.t-
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Starvation Among the Indians on
Lake superior.

Capt. Brown Wallis, late of the British
Army, who arrived at st. Paul, yesterday,
from Fort Williams, SAys the Indians
throughout the region Of Lake Superior
are starving ID death. Fish are not to be
found In shallow water, and patridges,
llarcs and reinleerS were never known TO
be so scarce. lie heard Of several deaths
from starvation The Chici Warden Of
the Hudson Bay Company at Fort vii.
llams, Inns Sapt train Of provisions u Dog
Lake for tho Indians; but many must die
before relief reaches them. The country
Is covered with five feet Of SNOW, and tho
weather Is very cold.
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Tho ErEc Firo Bug. Caught.

The Erie fire bugs are caught At last
AZ ~ hearing ulis morning, Edward Firch,
one Of the parties arrested, confessed his
guilt and implicated Peter LRicr and
Phillip Metz, also under arrest, Tie par.
ties are all in jail awaiting trial at Court.
The fire bugs were fcrretcd ont by mcm-
beFs Of the old police force.
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u WAsHINGToN.t
Resignation Of Mr.. Whittemore.
Az .-.......a.-a. Ii. a 4

Resignation OF Mr.. Whiltemore.
WASHINGTON, Feb. a.
Willie Mr.. Whlttcmorc was defending
himself yesterday in tho House OF Repre-.
scntatives. the Speaker interrupted to
have read a communication from Mr.
WlittGmorc, inclosing his resignation to
the Governor OfSOut6 Carolina and tclc.
gralp accepting tho same. 5EN n
The Postal Telegraph scheme.
Mr.. OrtOn, President Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, made IN ar.
gtlment before the Senate Post Office Com.
mittce tO4lpy,' in opposition TO the Hub.
bard bill .'li 2 ~ ltIl'l 4
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California.
San FRANCISCO, Feb. u

Another glorious rain fell last night,
making total Of 15t inches for the sea-
son. Abundant crops. are now almost
certainly assured. The people Of the
southern portion Of the State arc jnhilant
over the improved prospects.
Numerous Outrages on Cinnamon were
committed lGstlnIght tY h m9lE An I'M
Minent heavy rain and The largc police
force dispersed the mob. Several persons
were injured in attempting TO rescue the
Chinese, from danger! Z y f3I
The pavilion was crowded today to
witness the monster concert, anlhundrcds
wore turned away. The festival closes
Friday with a grand complimentary ball
10 Camille UrsO. !! l.'''
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ENFRANCIIIsEMENT IN MIS-
SOURI.
The Senate Passes the Constitutional
''0 9o Amendment. " 4,

The State Senate yesterday passed the
constitutional amendment extending sui:
ftage 70 negroes and restoring the Caln-
Chfc to rebels, by a vote Of 95 to s, The
amendment Is 70 10 submitted 10 the peO-
pie at tho next general election.
The Senate also, elected Miss Nellie
Raymond, Of St. Louis, cngroSsing clerk.
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baltimore Market.

yFLoUR-Fim aud active forlow grades. j,,,
FIrnCr; PCnnsylVahla 81 q
6t 70; Maryland 81 4ODt u. CoEn-Steady; yol.
lOwGIp b02c; white 0S108C.
PR0YiBIoNS.- Mess rOFk-Finl a. 81 60Sb48 o.
eSnAGvS ~ SaG a ~ Sa S Ssi er
LARD-19Ke. - 1flTl vi . t.rti
WuISET-ln good demand al 00cI$I,,
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THE FAR WEST.
Murder in Colorado.

....' Wut0CA'Ah N0lVlAAOss
"a. ''''' DENVER, Feb. %.
"A terrible murder occurred yesterday
afternoon, at Burlington, near this city.
As Edward Kinney u well known citizen
and John II. Wells were returning FROM
Big Thompson, overlook Bill Dubois 90
miles from Burlington. Aller icw words
Of conversation Dubois drew o revolver
and fired several shots, killing Kinney in.
stantly. Tho murderer escaped TO the
mountains and The citizens are in pursuit.
Dubois las q bud character and was late
ly arrested for robbing the mails near that
place. ,...,I -.. @
The weather Is clear and pleasant.
Indian Fighting in Arizona.
"''4 s4NrE FE, N. NJ, Feb. 90.
The I1srs I.c NESTLE correspondent re-
ports that Col. Bernard, with. a dctach-
ment Of the 1st and 9th U. s. Cavalry,
had u series Of running fights with the
Indians on DragoOn Mountain, Arizona,
Tho ,2Sth ult. Thirteen Indians were kill.
cd and two taken prisoners. The Indian
camp and a large amount Of material was
destroyed. The bar Of gold which CllAs.
]. F. Swan Lad with him when 10 was
Killed and the inail robbed was found In
their camp. rail H.. 4s,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

f. ug Iua NEw YoKK, FebruAryEA,
GeuGrAl trade shows an upward feeling thrOugh.
out. BCaChed and brown cOtIOnB arc unchanged
aud tho market pretty well EOld ont. Prints very
ductIon In prices. FteemenB prints JObblng At
SAc. -...F u..sEH UsiHlst a'|lu1up7
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Afternoon session.


House Bill No d, a bill 10 authorize
Circuit Judges In vacation to dissolve In.
functions House bill No. 81, u bill 10 al:
thorize tue Shenandoah Valley Railrnad
Company to construct their road through
tbe State Of West Virginia to the Potomac
river; and 10 authorize the Board Of Sn.
pcrvfsors ofJeaeBon county to submit to
q vote Of the people, at q special election
The question Of the subscription to the
Canital stock Ofsaid company.
Senate Bill No G9, a bill Tor The cSten'
sion Of the Pittsburgh, Virginia and Char
lesion Railroad across West Virginia ;
Senate Bill No, IS, q bill to authorize q
separa,e sale Of certain contingent Interests
In real estate; Senate Bill No 81, : bill
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ITO WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA.
L KERS.-Huba for Wagons and Carriages,
Gum Oak and Locust Wood, sp0kea rum inch
70 ", Hickory and Oak Wood Felloe! nom ~
to Inches, Hickory and Oak Wood BOWI for
Carriages and REpresa Wagons, Poles, Shafts
and Circles Of best Hickory and Oak.
Received by ItTl.DRETII q BRO,
~ Main Street
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Indian Fighting in Arizona.

The Maine Senate voted, Wednesday,
nearly 3to 1 to abolish capital punish.
ment, and it stands u fair chance TO pass
the HOusc. .rU. .l
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New York Money and stock Market.


Events In Wall street to-day were Tho most I'm.
pOrtant since tho Openlng Of The new year. 1881
bonds sold 4t premium iD gold, which latter fell
TO I1BK under enormous BhlGa and news ron
Washington that the Senate passed resolution
against further Increase Of currency and frum
London Of . further rise il bonds. Stocks also
fell from | 10 per cent, and the market was for
time on Tho verge Of panic. Tho rush TO sell
was great and weak holders were Slaughtered
tfeCly BY the brokeES. Governments also i6ll Od,
10 symyathy With gold. Tho day, altogether, was
call. = L. .II'--,. Il,
sFERLNu-Q Quiet at 1OsH@iOsX." sid o.
G0LD-Openvd at ll7S; closed at 1IB1SE1llGH.
clc9Fanee' $ss, 10000 Carrying Fates 497 per
GOVERNMENT BoXps-=7 Lower, but closed
steady; only small offerings.
United stateS g's Of 1881, coupons, ,1l9t1lleH
EyC'tWcnttcs lSGQ Q...........,......l ll4k4llS
ENe'tHCnues kISoSl. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EEtye'tWen4es SlS69 ...,..............llSA4
FtY0-tWentlCS (l965) now. .ll9sSdbtl9k
RlVe'tWentiGs (l66I. 1l9AGDll2Is
EiyG.twentles uS63. ........,.......,.l ll9AGbll2K
IchioEuCSs .'.'....,''.....''.'.... epll2A
currency Skies. ...,...,.....,..,s....lll .lllAGtllI&
The Sui. Treasurer accepted I, ,0Oo,O 900 bonds al
STATE BONDs-Steady. ........ i;,.,.I.
STOEKs-FGll heavily with chief dealings Ia
Vanderbilt shares, Lake Shore, Northwestern, St.
Paul, ahd Ohio 3 Mississippi. Rock Island alone
was AEn, the decline was partially recovered In
was generally better tone TO tho market, which,
however, closed unsettled. Miscellaneous and
express shares very dull. Western Union TCIe.
graph, 8iH; Adams Express, g; Wells, Fargo
y Co., 81 American sly: United 6tat0A, 81 \;
Pacific Mail, AN; New York Central, GO; Eric,
n; Harlem, 1i6Jf; Hudson Scrip, u; Reading,
w; Michigan Central, l9l; Lake Shore, SOJt; ILL
nOIs Central, 1f2; PittabuFgh, 1O1K; Northwest,
ern, fOk; do. preferred, SIX; Rock Island, l9ONi
St. Paul, 6S: do. preferred, 7gT; Wabash, Is; do,
preferred, 10; Fort Wayne Elk; TcrrG HGHtO,
3tH: Chicago, d Alton, 110; Ohio j. Mississippi,
s.; New Jersey Central, 1OS4; Cleveland COlIlin:
bus 3 Indiana Central; 1Dh; Cleveland, Colnu.
bus + Cincinnati, 74X.
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THE LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
M. WHEgLNG, Feb. "a, 1870.
Prayer by REV. b. F. Ashley, Of Iron
ION, Ohio.


The SPEAKER laid before the House u
message stating that he had just received
from Governor Walker, Of Virginia, copy
of M net passed by the Legislature OF y IT.
ginia and approved OIL the 18th inst, for
The adjustment Of the public debt Of Vir-
ginia. Governor Walker requests that the
ucl be laid before the Legislature OF this
State, in order that u similar luw may be
cnucted, to the end that an appropriate
adjustment Of the public debt Of Virginia
may w hACl. Governor Stevenson In
transmitting the copy recommends that
the Legislature take such action IN Tie
premises Us they deem appropriate. Laid
on the table and ordered printed.
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a uNPoMnERI GDNPOWDERl n

~ UNPOWDERl GUNP0WDER!l u
VI Having the exclusive Agency In tldS city
for the "Du Font Powder Mills, have always on
band d nlAeR!IlO large pGply Of ~ Kinds =, o.
VlE Ride Powder, In whole, half and Quarter
metallic kegs; sporting, IN 0nnistnFE; AlsO Blast
Ing and Mining Powder, In metal kegs; Patent
aud Water Proof Safety Fuse for Blasting. For
sale at lowest market prices.
A liberal discount will be given 10 persons ord
eflng powder BY the quantity.
Delivered ffee to stGAmbOatS and cars.
mas N. REILLY.
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Mr. LAMoN, from Taxation, Sc. report;
ed a bill for tho rclicfof Ephraim Bee, and
and n bin for tho relief Of b. F. Jones!
Mr.. STuRGIss, from Education. report
cd bill 70 allow Grant township, Dod-
bridge county, Its proportion Of the dis
tributivc fund of 1860, (withhCll for lack
Of cnumeratioM ont Of the funds OF the
By Nj. WELLS, from Claims and Griev-
ancss, u bill for the relief of tho securities
of the late Jacob Jefferson, sheriff; OF
iaahGll' county, and q bin for the relief
of Befsheba MGrehead. ~ tE Las -,
Mr.. DAVIS, by leave, Introduced a bill
authorizing tho NJ. P. Church Of Harrison
Circuit, District of West Virginia, to sell
and convey their parsonage.
:, Mr.. BuRaEss, by leave, Introduced .
.billto. enable, Washing ton Adkins Clerk
Of Wayne county, TO collect certain fec
bills. ..... .....,.,,........s, ,,.., 80
STr HOWE, by leave, introduced a bill
to exempt certain property from execution
or other process.
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NOTA BENE.-HAVING CONCLu.
In DED TO continue the Boot and Shoe BRsi.
meas, withdraw my proposition 10 dispose OF
my stock "a recently advertised t
All those 10 search Of Boots, Shoes and Gait.
erA, will ind my HtOck equal 10 any the city
AtIOnlS, with prices HssI0W a. tho lowest.
AI.RX. II. PORGRY,
feb39 100 Main Street,