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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-13
BOSTON.

BosToN, November ia heavy rain
storm prevailed last night, and an i'm
mense body of water is now falling, rem
dering material assistance in the work
of quenching the fire, rsrt .rr
The principal business among mer
chants aud other losers to-day was.ihe
examination Of assets and Liabilities Of
the insurance compapies. Some un
easiness is felt concerning the solvency
of the companies that have not made
public the amount Of loss sustained by
them.
Offers of assistance continue to be
made from all points, The action Of the
Relief Committee ocChicago, received
sas. night in the dispatches Of f ;;'he Amer
can Press Association, and published
this morning, caused much enthusiasm
among those who sent aid from this city
to Chicago after the great fire in that
city. s,.,fV
The meeting OF the Board OF Trade,
yesterday, considered the survey of the
burnt district preparatory to running
new lines for streets. An effort will be
made to de away with the old tortuous
narrow lines, and have in their place
straight, wide avenues, and the streets
running at right angles. No more Man
sard roofs are to be allowed unless they
are fire proof and under such restric-
tons as the Legislature and Common
Council may determine.A< q "A
The city is still in darkness, and places
of business are closed early, owing to the
inability of procuring means of lighting
than,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-13

the State generally, and il is light, very
light. Even in East Tennessee. where
the people we're for tho Union in earnes,
and from principle, johnson is only a
few hundred votes ahead of Cheatham.
1t is preposterous to talk about Maynard
tremendous vote being an Endorsement OF
Johnson's personal record, for no two
men in the State are more dissimilar or
repellant to each other. If Mr.. johnson
is content with the assurance offered
him by his papers-that he revolutionized
public sentiment in few weeks, ana
that ait matters not who enjoy the I'M
mediate fruits of the victory" he has
changed greatly within the last lew
wears, and he must be easy to comfort.
If being distanced in the race is what
he wanted, then he has the most over
whelming Endorsement received by any
man in the country except Horace Gree
lev. and O'Conor the Bourbon nominee
of Kentucky Democracy. Mr.. johnson
never expressed any desire to break up
the convention system or the local Dem
ocratic party in Tennessee until he I'M
dertook to lead forlorn hope. He was
after Office. His leading supporters were
after disorganization. They are satisfied,
but they offer him bitter cup in tender
ing the assurance of great revolution
accomplished in the success of Horace
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NEW YORK.


NEw YoRK, November l3.-Father
BuIke's lecture, last night. was largely
attended. He delivered strong, elo-
quent appeal in behalf Of Ireland, de-
pieting in powerful and graphic words
the wrongs she had sustained at the
hands Of Britain. Commented on some
points Of Froude's lecture on this sub
ject, and emphatically denied the asser-
ton that the Irish people were unable to
govern themselves.
The American Geographical Society
! met last evening and made arrange
ments for rendering Stanley recogni.
ton on his arrival fortnight hence
A prominent real estate broker here
thinks New York real estate will be little
affected by the Boston FIRE.
At meeting of the Board Of Under
writer's yesterday the whole subject o.
rates and Mansard roofs was referred L
a special committee, which will probabl,
report to-day or tomorrow. MaRsart
roofs Of wood, except those on dwellings
will probably be declared uninsurabl
hereafter.
A more cheerful feeling prevaile
among the insurance men yesterday
they believing now that the losses G
their companies viii fall much belo'
the estimates of Monday.
A defalcation to the amount Of $50, O0
has been discovered in the Gold Ex
change Bank Of this city. Genera
Hiram C. Rogers, cashier, is the de
faulier.- BE admitted his guilt to tn
officers Of the Bank. No steps are ye
taken toward prosecution.
The dropsy is nov breaking out amoni
the horses Of this city, and q humber Q
new cases are reported. The Third ave
nue. railroad has TED suffering, an
none expected 70 live.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LOWELL, Mass, November l2.-The
statement made in the dispatches to the
Associated Press that the Discount and
Savings Bank. Of this city, were large
losers by the fire in Boston, is, we are
happy to say, altogether false, neither OF
the savings banks OF this city having
any loans there that viii be any way al
fected BY the fire. Signed ~ the 9th
GERS OF the bank.
NEWARK. N. j., November ls-fes'
terday a fire occurred in the Adams
Express car attached to tie i've p, N.
express train just before reaching this
city. The FIRE was soon extnguished,
The car was filed with silks. yelvets and
jewelry, all more or less damaged BY the
Gre and water. Loss, $50 600.
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COMPULSORY VOTING.

This is a novel subject, but as there
never has been enough voting done for
the good of the country, some Of our CO
temporaries are giving it lively discus
sion. We are in favor of it right ont,
and would insist atthe same time on hav-
ing elections oftener-say Presidential
every year, for governors and Legislators
about every six months. Then politics
would become digni6ed, and those who
follow the business for an honest liyeli.
hood could open an Office and hang out a
sigR as "Junius Henri Smith, Solicitor
and Sergeant at Large to Enforce
Voting" His services would be in de-
mand enough to bring the profession
up to its proper level. People who will
not vote, or who voting vote wrong,
should be placed in house Of correc-
ton and taught their duty. Those who
have neglected to vote because they
didn't know how could obtain the neees-
sary instruction from the Sergeant at
Large, and then if they refused to muster
at the polls should be fined or impris-
oned until brought to an Intelligent com
prehension of this duty Voting is one Of
the inestimable, unavoidable birthrights
of freedom and the declaration Of indie
pendenee. 1t is an heirloom in which
the great web Of politics is woven by the
GODDESS of Liberty, and the machinery
should never be allowed to rust or the
shuttles to lie idle. Every man cannot
hold office, but any one of ordinary ca
pacity can borrow fifty cents from an
oliee-holder. The most illiterate. there
fore, are interested in electisg the right
sort Of men, and then in having them
turned out. The frequent elections are
profitable all round, and keep up pleas
ing excitement that is to some never-
failing source Of small change(sl. How
to vote is Of small importance compared
With when to vote and how often let
no man abstain from this great psrog
alive merely because he don't knOs
which is the strong side, for any It'll,
mistake of that kind can easily be rec
tilted at the next election There IS q
kind Of timidity among ssne OF the
American people about voting, which
needs eneourAgemsnt-an absent mind
edness which is easily explained when
We reflect that the spirit goes With the
body. But as Mr.. P. T. Barnum IS CON
ing here next week, and It is known tia
be has observed the same phenomenon
in Connecticut, perhaps be can throu
light on the subject. He IS supposed 70
understand the art Of bringing peopl'
out, and can, ne doubt, give some valu
able hints. Non-voting is 3 sort Of epi
demie, We are sorry to say. which hrs
made its appearance in Pennsylvania,
last October. and continued to spread
until the 7th Of November IL Is quite
as general as the epizootie, and more
disastrous in many quarters. If the
remedy consists in bringing out those
who recently failed to vote, it would
be well to have a Law passed to keep
The other fellows at home next time.
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LATEST rTELEGRAMS.
IErzlc1x PKEss AssocIlfroE. VIA 3. ?. . A.
TELEGRAPH conPANY.
specials 90 she Ledger.

NEw YORK. November u, 1872.
II. 7. Tomlinson. Agent, Memphis, Tenn;
Queen Insurance Company loses 10
Boston $4,000. Telegram received to-
day from Liverpool says;
Adjust Boston claims promptly, draw
ing at sight on the company here for
amounts as settled.
W. II. Ross, Manager.
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&c rErrns. Is - 8


] -Eks this opportunity 81 informing
my friends and patrons ihEi ] an pre-
pn-sf 40 Furnish both dealers and fRmi-
lies with my fn1rDns Norfolk oysters al
greatly -rduped rates Goods sold by
ms are known 10 The public 10 be cf the
i,sst quality and believing composition
10 be the life Of trade, An determined
not 10 be undersnid by Enyb1dF- Aery
respectfully, NlcroE d fucRs.
81 II aEferBun EtrEat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-13

liz February last a son Of mine, aEs1
seventeen years, was attacked sifh
pleurisy. His breathing was lsborious
a racking, painful cough developed i.
self, and be complained Of severe pain
extending from the armpit 70 the waist
on the right side As the readiest rem
edy within reach, ! Immediately admin
istered nearly three tablespoonful Of DR..
Jayne's Expectorant, and applied
Jayne's Liniment over all the parts af-
fected, covering him up warmly in bed.
In fifteen minutes he vomited, and was
afterwards easy for two hours. The
pain in the side returning, / gave him a
smaller dose Of the Expectorant, and
again used the Llniment, which az
forded him instant relief On the morn
ing OF the 18th he was decidedly better,
raising considerable phlegm with blood.
Continuing with the Expectorant, the
disease was entirely broken up in a day
or two, and be was able 10 60 about as
usual. Knowing how prevalent and
how often fatal these attacks Of
pleurisy.and similar lung complaints are
duringthe winter in this section Of the
county, I gladly make known these
facts. and at the same time express my
entire confidence in the virtue Of the
remedies meutioned.-E. C. q. Mex
ems, Esq, Justice Of the Peace, Ettin,
Pulaski County, Illinois. smtW
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-13

The Board of Underwriters yesterday
resolved that the rates Of 1867, as-pub-
lished 10 1870. shall be the rates FOR all
risks within the limits Of the board aud
these rates shall be without debate.
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FAsH0SAazx DAScINs-TAughs by
Ms DsGray Bsaasi, al 45e Main street,
WSli-e. B,ock,. Ts-1s vs-y lov. need
az zs1lsy aasly. AcsSe-ny OPen every
Gar and uirht Please to eAA- 81
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ATTORNEYS
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This plendid Hair Dye is the besi n tie cord.
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless. re-
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~ nEarTIFuL. The gcuuine riEucd ". A.
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cl-eoa-hfi-do Proprietor. n. Y.
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srRASaERs, go to willett's.

A DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE. - Ladies
whose faces are clouded by superficial
discolorations, aud who have resolved
to try Hagan's Magnolia Balm as a
remedy, have no idea of the welcome
surprise they viii receive from their mir
rors after few implications Of that
healthful purifier Of the complexion. II
at'all excitable, they viii scream with
rapture on beholding the change;
whether the blemish I, is desired to re-
move be sallowness, blotches, pimples,
freekles, rorghness or an unnatural
pallor, it is bound to disappear under the
tonic operation Of this wonderful agent,
To soy that the blenish disappears does
not. however, convey any idea of the
effect produced by this celebrated beau
ti6er. The unsighly ;inge, whether
diSused over the whole eountenance OF
in spots or patches. is replaced by uni.
form. pesrly bloom, to which no deserip-
ton can do justice. cod dAw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-13

Paul wRIoHT, the enterprising news
dealer whose emporium is located at Ne.
2s6 Main street, has all the latest papers
and periodicals. and the very best Of
cigars. Give him q call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-13

0Eice, q Chasssssos zvsz1e-EErs =
drag store; al night. At Hosea De ErssSe-
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SEE advertisement of Wheeler &
Wilson's sewing machine in the For
Sale" column, the owner considering it
worthless, offers bargain in it. 4St
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Closing Oat.

In order to close up our business, We
offer our stock Of Office and fancy sta
tiOnery, Hank books. etc, at from
twenty-five to fifty per cent below usual
figures aud We respectfully invite the
public 10 give Us a call
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For shell s.no ,cHn OTETLEA- - 40
FeEtz F-anntoxfsA. ssx FrNE4 81 49,

M1EsY0Im, the wel,-i-npxr BOOKSELLER
nnd news deaiss, enrner ii Second and
Madison ssfasta mas -snsive6 tina josh
Billings AliminEz and the Mast Asni-
mex fnr 1g-a BDth are -ieh, rars md
rseT and sul,s-ir II win Enn hnnnr Is
lisss " inE FsHr. lie mas l.iap .rsDaivsst
4ns uEEl1inel TX Kpvanilsar.
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RoR sign, ornamental and hooss pzitt-
ing, 20 to A. P. DAVIS. ~ sseond l7l
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Br.KF. RIssnL

Bay yo~ vssS fsza G 4 Sssu-
son, III Poplz- T., rear Fsr-sh y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-13

FrxEsr billiard hall II tie essg-E-sJ-
let's. ~
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PEAE.ss BgTsz-f all ansgss ana
nos s1sE1rs "a dies hvsui st
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PERloDlcALs.-Joe Locke, neEsdsaler
At 1854 MAIN street. has the latest pic
iorials, dailies, veeklies. and monthly
magazines. Kari Pretzel's story book is
DE latest out
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Since the spread Of the epizootic the
Washington Republican has been print
ing reports Of thrilling accidents like
this: A sleek-looking, high-fed man.
attached TO light wagon, became fright
ened at the sight Of a steam roller yes.
terday, aud seizing the bit, in spite Of
the efforts Of the man behind the vehicle,
ran away. A policeman seeing the
frightened animal coming down the
street 81 a fearful speed, With coat tail
flying and foaming mouth, sprang 10
font Of him just in time 70 save a siok
horse, which vas crossing Seventh street
from being run over, and BY firmly bold
ing to the bit fuslly stopped hiu neal
Prank Finley's store. With the sEcep
ton Of the loss Of ssme parcels from th'
wagon no gre=:: AA==-m vas done"
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GOoDWYN * Co,
TT S6l Main st.. Memphis, Tenn.
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The WHEELER & WILSON Sewing Ma
chine must be getting down to a low ebb
in the estimation of Memphis people
when one is advertised for weeks in the
LEDGER for sale at $50 that cost $lO0,
and not single application for it yet. [64
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SUNDRIEs---FREsH ARRIVALS
g STAR OF ITALY" SALOON,
- -. -. re,,- De,ot

n cRIsTOFAEI KEEPS The BEST
L J. vine. iiquOrE. cirara. tobacco, otc. freah
nSsters received daily and served ~ % ens-
TONERS IN cFery style. 49,
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CHRISTIAN BRorHERs CoLLEoE.-The
second quarter Of the session begins on
the 18th Instant Students received at
all times during the session. For par
tinnlnrs see the card Gl
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ADMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
10 Am Whom n Nav Coneern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEN THAT !
IN will on Wednesday. NoyembsT Ifh. M,
make my final settlement ~ a1mlBis fntgf ~
J.. b. Bosia, deceased, with the Clerk " probate
Court Of Shelby county. when snd where 700
may be present and contest the sane
Il. FkANsIOLI,
6s-es Administrator j. b. Bolia, deed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-13

SHIPPING TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUBLIC LEDGER
office. ttfHmh 43t
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, For furniture and mattresses at low
rates 20 to H. Marks, POI Main street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
Travelling Dresnes.

''Send US something" writes Country Cousin,
''soinething for travelling dress which will be
becoming useful and cool. Do not send us that
blush drab shiny poplin, which makes every one
look like an elephant, or anything with woolly
feeling, which will be so detestable Of hot day
in the cars"
Then we go to one Of our great shops and get
Tapanese silk called "Tussor," most Desirable
fabric in soft buff, or durable brown. Ii costs
two-and- half dollars yard, but will take one TO
California and back handsomely, and then wash
like piece OF linen. II never wears out. nor
fades nor grows rough. Water does not iniure
H. nor does usage crumble it, or .'custom stale
its iIfirite variety" Also, there are China silks
at one dollar yard-lot 30 durable, but yery
good and lovely material, called Linen Ba-
tste :" Of delicate shades, and with satin stripe
(sti OF linen) running through it--very elegant
and durable aud cool But these dresses only
answer for short journeys and sunny days, while
the 'Tuesor" IL Joy forever For foreign trav-
cling where the climate is cooler than ours al
paea, serge, and black silk suits are the most
convenient, they take dust and rain with equan-
unity but here they are too warm for our hot dry
atmosphere, and crowded cars. II lady is go
ing only for days journey something which
will wash is the most desirable-some luxur-
ious lalies even travelling in white pique.
Brown and yellow linen, 30 much worn last sum.
mer, has the disadvantage OF wrinkling and los
lug it's shape, 20 that lady arrives at her Jour
ney's end in a faded condition. rather like yes-
turday's boquet t-SCribners for June
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
The Front Door 20 the FeolInu,.

Every PERSONS feelings have front.door and
a side-door by which they may be entered. The
iront-door is on the street. Some keep it al.
ways open; some keep it latched, some locked,
some bolted, with a chain that will let you peep
ill., and not get in; and some nail it up 30 that
nothing can pass ItA threshold. This front-door
leads into a passage which opens into an ante
room, and this into the interior apartments.
The side'door opens at onca into the sacred
chambers. There il almost always, at least,
one key to this sid0-door. This is carried for
years hidden in a mothers bosom. Fathers,
brothers, sisters, and friends, often but by no
means 80 universally, have duplicates Of it.
The Wedding ring conveys Il right to one; alas,
II none is given with it 10 ". Holmes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
the HOUSEHOLD.
The Nfolher,s DecInIon.

n ! had an eagles wings,
How grand to sail the sky
But should drop to the earth
II / heard my baby cry.
Ny baby, my darling,
The wings may go, for me.
II were splendid queen,
With crown TO keep In place,
Would 1t do for little wet mouth
To rub all over my face
My baby, my darling,
The crown may go, for me.
Eliza s. Turner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

EaEs 4IEI-NDAIa AItI M AtL
Continues to he a" Great Success Great variety
OF tile best Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Price in Dds s2sO; Clio, $500; Gilt $500.
The above Books and Pieces, sent, postpaid, on
receipt of retail pfire
OILY * DTTSoN h CO., Boston.
CHAS II, DIrSON Il CO.. New York.
Iny22 WSdkgtw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
ONE MONTH FoR sI4s.

More Papers More, Dnilies, nrger Circu-
IntiOg, Lower Prce, than any other List. Spe.
Cia rates given for more less space than one inch
and for longer period than one month. Equally
favorable quotations mad r any single State
Copies Of LISTS Circulars Estimates full infor-
nation, furnished on application. GH0htsE p.
bOW'tI.l ~ Gsa Newspaper Advertising
AAents. Al ft IL Raw, New YOfk. my9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
HNIRE BRICK,
FIRE RpICK

II FIRE BgICK.
The CECIL FIFE RGICR CO., OF North East,
Md is manufacturing IRE brick, ,WhlChthey viii war
radt from the testimonials OF tho g nov sing them
superior to any in tha market, for standing a sevee
ire te It, which they will deliver in Wilmington at
the lowest market price,
Also, STOVE RANGE, GAS HOUSE, BAKERS
OVEN and LOCOMOTIVE TILE of a superior
quality. Please address
my9-im JOHN MAULDJN, Sec'y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
SOUTHERN STATES,

covering thoroughly the States OF Maryland, Della
aware, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina
south Caro- ina, Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana, Arkansas, Tenn ssee, Kentucky and Mis-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
THE PILoRIM's HARE.

Is the name of compact book Of 30 pagea, which
can &c carried Ia the pocket and yet contains very
large propu ilon OF Tie most p0pGl 4 psalm tunes,
spiritual songs, &C., &c. IL w1 ld lie Ciillcut 10
compile InOre convenient took for the Nesry, the
Prayer neetlng, or Social Singing Meetings.
by asa HI IL. Price 60 nLs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

F;,,FF5 "a -N5ssFs ,,--1ge, DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
fSal lsss&sh~y Ssaasa LINE.
SUMNER ARR RANG EMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 20TH, 1872,
(Sundays ezcepted3 Passenger tIans viii leave as
tOlOws:-
sOuTawARD. NORTIwARD.
Passenger Mixed Passenger. Mixed
AN, Pm. Pm. AM, Pm. Pm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
nN AND AFTER
the CITY RAILWAY COMPANY Will run a car
from the Delaware Avenue Depot TO front and
French streets 8t 3d. j. NJ to meet the thiladel-
phia train due at 1880 Pm myis-tf
1872, The Direct Route 1872.
ili
I,I; +
~ 49, !. 5 =. 3. :

MONTREAL, OG DESsDU "a and QUEBEC
is VIA THE CONNECTICUT RIVER PAIL ROAD
LINE,
And the most direct ronte to Brattleb 70, Bellows
talls, hu laDd. WinfsOE white i,ivar Junction,
Wells River and q .nItlES shOrttr IN n any other
route TO WHITE az UNTAI"S
tN- Fast cypress Train Pm
Leaving New York at 400
Springfield At SOO
Arriving at Muntfell at g31 A. NJ
Pul'm.ns Pa.ace Sleeping Cars On oil night
trains.
80 This is tn only line running Express Trains
through from New OH u Montreal with but one
cnarge.
gN rasssngers can procure tickets st all the
New Haven Rrilroad Depot corner z7th street ana
attn Avenue, New YORK.
tS- Don forget to a for tickets via Connecticut
RailrOad Line. myz1 am
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
5yew Sdrertisemeuts.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

Advertisements occupying one inch Of space will
be inse TED in 269 nEWSPAPBks, including 23
DAILIES in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
gfw advertisements.

G. n n made from 80 cents CAN an5 examine
ID 4 W or ~ samp'es sent pestage fIee) for so
cents, hat retail quick for SO. X, L. WOLCOTT,
ISL Chatham Square, N. Y my2T.4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
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