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Having concluded to close out all the Miscela-
neOus Books In our Retail aud Wholesale Depart
ment, and in future connDe ourselves solely to the
MANI FACTURE AND SALE OF OUR OWN
PUBLICATIONS, we now efer our immense stock
OF well-seleced Gift Books, Of Christmas Books OF
Childrelis Books, aud Popular ard STANDARD Mis-
celaheOus Books, at prices below cost OF them
at 90! 80! and 80! per cent OFF OF retail price.
Among the above are included thousands of
Fine Illustrated Books for the Holidays
Books in sets, by all the Standard Authors.
Books Of all kinds and sizes for Children.
Bibles, Prayer Books, Poets, etc. etc.
ALL IN WANT OF GIFT BOOKSl OF ALL
KINDS OF CHRISTMAS BOOKS! OF MIsChL-
lANEOI 5 BOOKS OF ALI. OR ANY KIND, are
requested to call and examine the stock our
Counters and Shelves, and be convinced tlfat the
cheapest and best place to buy Boot Of all kinds for
Christmas and New Years Presents for your Chil-
dren and Friends or Books for Your Libraries, for
General Reading, is at TIE CLOSING OUT SALE
OF ALL THE MlsCEI4LANEOUS BOOKS, now
going ON from day TO day, at the Publishing House
OF
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THE LADIES' OPPORTUNITY,
THE LADIES' OPPORTUNITY,
THE LADIES' OPPORTUNITY
THE LADIES' OPPORTUNITY,
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sGy- CAMBRIA IRON CuMPANY.-THE AN
nual Meeting of the stockholders OF the Cambria
Iron Company will be held at their ofnce, No. 21s
South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, on TUESDAY,
the nth day OF January next, at O'Clock p NJ,
when election will be held for seven directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
JOHN T. KILLE, Secretary
PhIadelphia, December II, 1870. 1877 I'M
sSz- OFFICE UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE
w. COMPANY, N. T. corner THIRD and WAL
NUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. II, 1870.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stock and Scrip
holders Of the Company, and the Annual Election
for Directors win he held at the ONCE of the Conn.,
pany at IL O'Clock NJ, on MONDAY, January 9, 1871.
1911 30 JOHN MOSS, Secretary.
sSSy- THE PURCHASE OF SCHOOL BOOKS
Letter press copies can be taken by the new
process OF PRINTING at HELFEINSTEIN Il
LEWIS Railroad and Commercial Printing house. 1t
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PHILADELPHIANs IN LoNDoN.-The follow
ing named Phiadelphians were registered in
London for the week ending December 23;-
John B. English, Miss Simpson, G. F. Palmer
and family.
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II. Is. PETERSON a. BROTHERs,
No aO6 Chesuut street. Ph,IsaeIph,n.

Gall and examine the Stock on counters and
she ves, II you went to get bargains, are de-
termned TO close out all OF our miscellaneous stock
at once require the room now occupied by
this miscellaneous stock for the increasing Whole
sale and Retail trade OF our own Publications ex-
clusiyely. ...
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TT TIxoN, NO. 81 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
PRICES ~ Suli IhE TIMES
RICH FANCY AND TOILET GOODa

II DIXoN, NO. 4l SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
LIZ Philade'pha.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
RICH FANCY AND TOILET GOODS
magnificent assortment, unsurpassed for variety,
elegance OF STYLE or moderation In price.
Fine French Flowers for Jardineres, rich. Bohe-
misn and China Toilet Sets ana Vases, Parsn Busts
and Statuettes, gilt mounted Card Receivers and
Fower-f oldeIs Bohemian Glass, China Lava, Parlan
Marble, Bronze, and Gilt Ornaments, Rich Paris and
Vienna Fans Real Whitby Jet, Vulcanite and
French Jewelry, Cigar and Tobacco Boxes and
Holders, Writing DESKS; Glove, Handkerchief, aud
Work Boxes; Dressirg Gases, Tablets Psper Out
teTs
SILK, GINGHAM, AND ALPACA UMBRELLAS,
CAMS, ETC,
with thousand other articles, embracing an that is
new or desirable for bridal, birthday or holiday pre-
sents, superior in quslity and moderate In price.
H. DIyCN, Ne. II EIjHrH rect, between
Market and Chestnut, east aide. IL l7sm,uth4t
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eve did not receive the report from the Dela
and Hudson Canal Company in time for the above
tables. The quantitity sent for the week was 1905
tons by rail.
NFor the last month the shipments have been on
the decline. The excess OF Anthracit over last
year is reduced to 2O5O,4I6 tons which may be In
creased little when We receive the full retnrns for
the year.
''The supply OF all kinds moved towards the sea-
board except the Gas Goals OF Western Pennsylvania,
foot up follows:-
In 1870 10 529, 25i Tons
IN 1903. ......-.....,l a,o5s,zio
Increase In 1870 67O.....,........... S3T, ,04l Tons
Srhe supply OF anthracite so far in 1870 is as fol-
lOws:-
In 1870. Ia 463 49T tons
in 1869. .l24l293l 4"
Increate In 1870. ....... 2,050, ,4T6 tons
The trade at this port has been steady, with far
demand though without excitement.
CoastWise vessels have been IN abaRdant supply,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For additional Special Notices see Inside Pages.
nSsn THE AMERICAN BUTTON-HOLE, OVER
SCANNING AND SEWING MACHINE COM
PANY, ONCE No. 1918 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 13, 1870.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer Books OF this Company will be closed
on THURSDAY, Dec 22d, and reopened on MON
DAY, the I'd day OF January. 1871.
A dividend Of TEN PER CENT. has been de-
clared on the capital stock Of the Company, clear OF
State tax payable in cash on the 2sth day OF Decem
Der next to the holders thereof they shall stand
registered on the books of the Company at the close
of BUSINESS ON the 22d OF December payable at this
Office.
All orders for dividends must be witnessed and
stamped. w. b. MENDENHALL,
12l418t Treasurer
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Feninsular and State Items.

WicomcO county has but one Collector
of taxes, in place of one for each District.
This is a move toward reform in this branch
Of the public business.
AT the Salisbury town election, colored
men offered their votes, but the Judges re-
fused them.
Farmers from Pennsylvania and New
York continue to buy lands and settle in
southern Delaware
The farmers are planting more corn and
fewer potatoes in Somerset county this year
than last. The peach cropi thought to he
not seriously injured in the county by frost
The oystermen complain Of an Improbable
s ason there.
J. S. Dallam, real estate agent. sold a
comfortable two-story brick house, with
half acre lot well improved on Bond street
Bel Air belonging to c. W. Treadwell, to
Frank B. Glenn, for $4,000.
Stevenson Archer, as trustee. has sold at
private sale the farm belonging to the heirs
of the late Charles III. Raitt Harfoad CO..
containing about 39l acres, for $4,000. to
Mr.. John Gross.
The Marine Railway, at Havre dc Grace.
has been sold at public auction, for 81. 80
Ames Spencer, Esq, purchaser. This is
considered very low figure.
The Odd Fellows have instituted lodge
called Diamond Lodge, in Chestertown
Steps have been taken to secure 4 charter
for a lodge of the order Of Red Men at the
same place.
The convention of Good Templars. which
met at Still Pond, on Saturday, I'd inst.
was not we'll attended Oh account Of in
clement weather.
Road supervisors in Kent are ordered not
to expend more than $l5 per mile, without
a special permit from the Board.
The first annual report of the Kent Mu-
tual Building Association, shows the shares
to be worth sal.e-15. The lowest per cent
received was 33 : and the highest II. This
beats Elkton.
The E0ston star says there is little or no
money in circulation in that county. The
he''''"i WIS heNcl hHo"h W DC 80 Scdice
before.
The Snow Hill Messenger reports the YES
sci business brisk, carrying lumber and
grain to the Baltimore market
The track Of the Wicomics and POGO
meke Railroad has been extended to the
river. This arrangement will add very
largely to the lumber trade between Sails
bury and Baltimore.
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TWELVE THorS>H DOLLARS WORTH
of DIAMONDS tAPru RED.-Thc New York
1ri'uHF of Wednesday says A very i'm
portant seizure Of diamonds was made OH
Friday last, Oh board the Bremen and Ham
burg steamer Maine Just after arriving
at her dock 1T IIoboken, rs usual, The
officers oi the Surveyors staff mingled
with the passengers Mr.. James Lee
'.dropped on y London Isracite named
Williams, who is known as Il professional
Smuseler Of brilIiant<. The passenger
list showed that Williams tool, passage at
Southampton. Officer Lee, assisted by
puty-siurvcyor Burton and Officer Arthur
Miller watched all his movements. vii
liamS suspected That he Wis under Survcll-
lance. and glided about like Il snake. There
was 70 confederate on board to whom he
could pass hi, precious package. Like a
stag at bay he pantcl, and looked in every
direction for escape. The perspiratiou
relied down his face in large drops. He
had reached the pier, but turn which wa.
he would, pair Of lynx eyes were gazing
at him. Officer Lee finally accostcd linn,
and after some inquiries began to search
him. Concealed i'll the breast of his vast
coast. inside of the lining, WAS foud a
memorandum book containing an outside
pocket. in which were all the tiiamo Ids
valued at sl2.00G in gold. The brilliants
were all the officers wanted, and the late
owner was allowed to depart unmolcsted.
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Notice to Creditors.

This !, t, give notice, Tat the subscriber, of Cecil
'"nIit, i9h obtained from the Orphans Cour, Of said
cUHt, t'r, Tcetanrnary on the personal estate Of
EDMUND PIlYS1Ck.
lat OF said r"anty "aS-l. All persons having claim.
inst the said deceased hereby warned TO exhibit
sam. with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
un ur' 'trt t;,. 9Th ,aV Of :rd Month ISL:
they may otherwise by law be excluded irni all henc
of sail estate. All parsons indebted To said
requested to make Immediate. pay nirnt to the subscriber
GiycI updcr ry iiauI this md day of 'th Month l,.u
WILLIAM WARING,
FS.ruior ,r EimunG ri ,sirk. d.r'i
T,t-RFIEEy u. jaw, Re- i.t.r
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TERMS.-TO INSURE SIG.
Thomas Thackary.
NOTICE.
JOHN "iLriN EAcruIor Of John GiiIia ,l,r-i

JOHN 'lLflN. Executor 81 John Gilria. dee
JAMES kEARNs aud MARY KCtENG his wir,.
In Tho 'ircn:, Tour, for Coil county, In Charcery
April 18th, $50.
The i"rt nt this suiI i prn"r a sale nC certain
m"rf%"@i premises. situate ia Cecil which were
~ n" i>th ia, of April in til. year 1866. gagged
by llir pci'u'i;-. James keaina
Wifi. Ia .':u"s IT, Smith, who l.tcrHsri. RESIGNED
the said mortgage to John tiilrin since dee aas., and a
Whom lir s'id Complainant. John tiipin. is E>ccrtnr
lii" ' states thar the siath ,lN Of April in IN,
year 1867. the said james Kcarns and Mary K,r;s hi,
W.T. Conveyed certain Heal Estate; part nlar., described
III .ait Bill AMI accompanying exhibits uni" James H.
s'nn lay WY Of NOR, til. ia ymcut of
tn sun Of five hundred dollars with interest rnrn Tin.
san ~'Nfb day ri APRIL, in IN" 1897 ilrn due and
owing 10y In" said h"arH> the said Smith . nr;,ri
pal 1" ice paid in six Years from he aid ;itl. Of A1rii
1866 and tn" interest PAYABLE tho first ia, Of IInry
May. 1851, til" -lit J. II. Smith assigned tho aid
hIoriga-" I" the said John Gipin decd Tia, tn, sal
John Gilrin lately died ing last VIII AMI Tesla
mrn'. Of which the said John Gpia Commitment i,
til" Executor who has proved thu sine ami obtained
L"'iHr- T'si,tm"ntary thereon.
II appearing that tw" successive snpon,, have been
Suco against the said James kearuS and Mary earn.
his wits, and have each been returned non et ly the
~ a'iitiv Tiled in ttiS cause that the said James
kc1rns aud Mary kcarn> have removed from, Cecil
county to the City 81 Philadelphia in tn. state .t
f"hhNyiWhih, and are no longer resident, Of Cecil
county " Tie State of Maryland: 1t i thrr"up"n
ajnlgc' and ordered Ih,t the Cumplalui lN causlu-
copy Of this Order I" he inserted in newspaper
published aud printed ia C-. county. Il week for
ono month before the sixteenth tliy
notice To the said nonrrs;cm, Defendants If the object
and sulsi !acs of this Bill and tlcI APPEAR in
this Court, in person Icy solicitor, before
sixteenth day of August next, to the premises
and show cause, if they have, why Decree ought
not to pass prayed DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
april IT, ls7e-lm Clerk.
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"Paris by Sunlight and Gaslight."

4 ,corh descriptire Of tic Mysteries and Ms
cries. tie Virtues. Iices. .Splendors. aMd
Crimes Of tie city Of Paris.-By lanes
d. MC35e, Jr. National Publishing Co.,
Philadelphia.
Those who wish to know what fast life is
IL Paris, should read this book, for more
faithful picture was never drawn Of the
iellics and crimes of the gayest city i'll the
world. There is no place where sin aud
vice assume such beautiful guiscs, Or where
SO much care is taken to make life one
round of fast and reckless dissipation As i'll
the gay Capital of France. Our author
evidently knows whereof lie writes, and
draws his pictures in the most glowing
,olors. He carries us into all classes of
society, from the family of the Emperor, to
the garnet of the pretty GrisSctte. We lis
ten to the glorious music of the Grand
Opera, and to the ravishing strains of the
Can-caH at Mabille, OF the CIoscrc. We
are admitted to the parlors Of the Dutchess,
ana watch the spreading Of the social plague
spot over the fair fame of the noble dame;
and chat with Cora Pearl and her Sister
Lorcttes in their gorgeous apartmcnts.-
All the trickeries, knaveries. foilieS. crimes,
and the dark and terrible mysteries of the
wicked City, are portrayed in this volume
with startling truthfulness. The reader
is thrilled, fascinated, charmed, and finds
1t impossible to lay Tic bool, aside until il
is completed. Since the publication of tie
:. Wandering Jew, no more powerful and
thrilling work upon this subject has ever
appeared; but, unlike that book. this one
is of permanent value, for, besides its chap
tiers, relating to the darker side of Paris.
stmakeS us fully acquainted with The bright
beautiful City, So attractive to an Amtri-
can. 1t abounds in solid and useful inEo9-
nation, which is so thoroughly interviewer
with bright and sparkling pictures of the
,lolieS and greatness of this wonderful
City, that We do not wonder that Paris
draws 50 many Americans to it every year.
There is 20 class of Americans to which
this book Goes not appeal. either 10y its
solid worth o: by its pow rrful descriptions
Of the sensations Of the GaycSt City in the
w,rll. The 80 cnGravings with which ii
is illustrated were executed in Paris, under
tk" eye Of tie aHthCr, w TIC h"Si art;
oil France. The work is for sale by sub
subscription.
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~ The Democrat with that happy iacili-
ty, possessed by some, Of arriving at con-
clusions promising profit to Themselves,
has conceived the idea that the highway 10
greatness is something like the streets OF
Ilkton, well paved with abundance OF dirt,
aud it has been in 4 particularly pleasant
frame OF mind ever since that idea has
taken place Of it. II firm convert to this
theory it has much cause for rejoicing. sec
ing its election is sure.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-04-16

\ NAMING TIL CoNCERN.--W anam ker &
Brown give employment to about 1900 men
and women, and do Blu ,ines, Of nearly a
million and half at OAK Hall
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All persons hayiug accounts against the county
notified I" III" the SaI,e the Office IL the County
Commissioners. with proper ,p"!Ir> before the
10th day of MAY. next ". r. MILLER,
april Ii. lSin-tw Clerk 10 Co. C"Inrs.
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PUBLIC SALE.
EXECUTOR SALE.

Pr>Ii.ut tl" l,,l " III AMI Testament Eliau,
PlN-ik at Cecil county icv l.. will hc cYI.--,l t..
rruiic : ir. ~
Tia" Dag. the loM Of F:th Non h, 1870,
the premises Port Deposit, Tie lal- residence
ln.A.. snl ..tlf.Ii MIN
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-Go,ernar Senter. of Tennessee. has
been before the Reconstruction Committee
Of Congress- try ing to persuade them that
he must have Federal troops 10 keep order
in the State, and protect peaccable citizens
from outrage by desperadoc.' and lawless
characters, who represent the Democratic
party of that State. Ii is clear enough
that Gov. Senter is Il tricky politician, de-
void. entirely, Of administrative ability,
whom the people generally. and the roughs
in particular, have no respect for. And the
best thing he could do for Tennessee is 10
resign. and let some man fill the Office WHO
is fitted for the position. Ii the man had
any ability Us Governor, he would find
means 10 keep order in the State without
Federal troops. IF tie klu-kluX. in place
Of prosecuting the weak and inofinnsive
negroes, would turn their attention TO
higher game, and notify Scnier to leave, it
would be 4 justice commensurate 10 his
f,rFner acts which are the sole cause Of all
the present trouble in the State.
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a bill has been reported in the Senate +"
unish polycamy
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1T is proposed to fix a uniform time for
the election Of Representatives throughout
the United States The bill. fixes the first
Tuesday after the first Monday Of Noycn-
Der FOR such election. 1t is TO take effect
in 1872. Mr.. Dawes, Of Massachusetts. is
the auth"r of it. The design is To- prevent
the frauds arising from voting by persons
WHO migrate to the great cities, ard from
State To State FOR that purpose. Ii is an
easy matter 10 t"mpnrai1ly colonize those
who, having nothing. care not where they
live. and are over ready 10 move on Il small
inducement.
Tile coin balance in the Treasury is
Sll9, 2i9. i9G, of which amount So. iS9, 800
is f ,r coin eel ii icateS. The currency bal
an &C is $40. $40 lib. 1t is estimated that
the cein receipts drrin. the present month
will he about 80. 0G0 900, which will leave Il
balance in the Treasury on the Both inst,
after dcslu"tins the coin certificates, of
500 Gee Geo: Of this amount SOS. 0G0 900
will he required to pay The semi-anhnal in
terest on the Fve-twenty bonds falling due
on the LIST Of Nay.
Tuesdays .tmsrican says an enthusi-
aStic meeting OF Republicans took place at
Douglas Institute last evening to expire. 5
tIPb nldtllitd llbI al lIG IdllIltt.ilbn tl lHt
Fifteenth Amendment. The colorcd Re
publican clubs of several wards marched to
the Institute with music and Transparent
cics. but hundreds were unable to obtain
admittancc or account of thc throng pres
cnt.
The tdUrasitn is n Democratic paper
published at Lexington, No. In Il late
Issue 1t thus refers to the Oneida disaster ::
1.-The Yankee war steamer Oneida ccle-
DRAFTED ashington,s Brit day by going TO
the bottom Of the ocean rcar Yokohama,
Japan. One hundred an seventy nauti-
cal whelps Of Doodle went down with her."
Later advice from Pa aeuay state that
Lopez had suddenly turned upon and sur
prised his pursrIers, winning quite a vic
tory. 1t was thought at Rio Janeiro that
this advantage would result i'll an indefinite
prolongation of the war. Later advices re
port Lopez killed.
About $50 negroes voted at the Char
ter election at Trenton, n. j.. on Ionday.
no obstacle being interpesed. TIL y voted
the Republican ticket.
Indian outrases ar: reported in W.o-
ming.
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Made of POOR RUM WHISKY, PROOF SPIRITS,
and REFUSE LIQUORS. docnretl spiccd and swcetened
Ia please the taste called 'Tonics. Appetizers'
Res"rers. that lead the tippcr drunkenness
and ruin. h1t true medicine. mat from the natiy
Roots ami Herbs Of California. free from all Aico.
hollc StimulantS. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE. perfect
Rencvator and Invgorator Of the SYSTEM carrying of
all Poisonous matter. ami restoring TIA, blood L. Il
healthy condition. No person take these Bttcrs
according 10 directions. and remain long unwell.
800 viii lie given for an ucuTable ease, provided
tn" homes hot dStr0, I'D T., min raj JDi>> or other
Ecas AMI til" Vital organs wasted beyond the point Of
repair.
f~ H.hammotorp and Crodr Rheun,oiism an,l
G"Ut. iHsptJSin or Indigestion. BliGDS ReDi;jcni
hil"cHS and Bladder. these Bitters have been most
successful Such Diseases caused by Initiated
Blood, which generally produced Icy arrangement
of she Digestive Organs.
Cleans. the Initiated blood Whenever YOU find its
impurtiys bursting through the skin in Pimples Ernr-
tions Sore cleanse ii when Won find il oIstructed
and sluggish in the veins, cl".sc il when it foul and
Your feelings will tell when kse the blood pure
and the health Of tn" system will follow.
PIN. TAPE anil other NOR Ms, lurking in the system
of many Thousands. ccctuaily destroyed and
removed.
In Bilious R"mitt"n and Intermittent Fe,crs these
Bilt"r- haN" equal. For full directions read carefully
til" circular around each battle printed in four Ian
%nH.r>-En@lislI. German. French and Spanish
j. Err Proprietor - Commerce ST. N.Y.
Il. II. MCDONALD X co,
Druggists and general Agents San Francisco and Sacra
ment", California. and - q II Commerce St. Ny.
Ga-SoLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Il DEALERS
J. 1S7O-3m
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Port Deposit Branch Railroad.

TRAINS RUN AZ FOLLOWS:
Leave Port Deposit. ESQ $50 ami lilo An and 140
and 6.lu Pm
Leave Pcrryvr "a" 9o6 AMI II A. M ard loj and
100 Pm
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The 18th of April.

This will be an ever memorable day to
the people of Maryland. On the 10Th OF
April, 1861, the news was flashed over the
wires from Baltimore, that the secession
roughs Of that city had attacked the Mas
sachusettstroops in the street, on their way to
Washington TO defend the threatened Cap
ital. 1t was nearly dark when the news
reached Elkton, telegraphed to The Wig
by some of our citizens who CHANGED to bt
in Baltimore on that memorable day. TIL.
following was the dispatch received, jus,
as we were about closing the forms to sc
to press:
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PHILADELPHIA.
NOTICE..

april .. I>7o-imt2p
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n Great CHANCE for AGENTS

Try Moore & Co.'S Oval steel EnSraV.
iirgS. II! NASSAU St, NY. Anybody sell them
Cheap. Sell fast. Pay handsomely. send for low
f.,