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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-10

In a recent debate, a member OF the
California Legislature exclaimed
..'rhe Honorable gentleman from CAL
ayeras county Is undoubtedly a person
of great abilities--a man OF talent-a
natural born genius; but there IL ono
thing | defy him to do. and that Is, to
bite The bottom out OF a frying pan
without shutting bis nose"
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SAN FRANcIseo, May l0-3 P. NJ
Two hundred and fifty natives Of AL
SAGE mud Lorraine repaired to the
French Consulate to-day and took the
solemn oath ofallegianee to the French
Republic. So far as known, not q sim
gle native of either Province has jet
elected to become a German citizen.
The trial of McCloskey, alias Sim
clair, for assault with a deadly weapon
in the affray In which the soldier Nc
Carthy was killed, Is going on In the
Municipal Court.
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Pom tho very best Photographs, 90 to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. 40
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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A Mystery.

A Mystory.
It Is indeed q mystery how iome people
otherwise sensible, arc so shortsighted and
foolish as to 20 on from day to day, and month
to month, sutcring with the stings and pains OF
disease, which, by the use Of . few bottles Of
Bristors S1rsdpGrWd and pMs, would: to q
perfect certainty, DO radically cured. Do not
stand in your " ligt. Try them. myi 1w
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN!

~. -
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ance caused by heat, fatigue and excitement. 1t
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so natural and perfect that no person can detect
its application. By Its use the toughest skin Is
made to rival tho puro radiant texture OF youth.
full beauty. 1t removes rcdncss, blotches, and
pImples. It contains nothing that will iujure
tho skin In the least. MAGNOLIA BALM 10 used
BY all fashionable ladies In new York, London
and Paris. It costs only 70 cents per Bottle,
and Is sold by all Druggists and erfumers. fe90
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Swearing Allegiance - france =
Trial Of McCieskoy-Tho sharon.
jones War snbsidiuE-stocks he
vivinx-Peiony-A Greeley OrRnu-
Incorporates.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

--Sleighing has been the rage in all the
Northern cities during the past few days.
AT the recent election in Tanpco,
Mexico, eight men were killed and wounded
in riot.
-Epizootic has reached the Indian Ter
ritory, and nearly all the horses at Fort
Gibson are affected.
Louis King has been arrested in Louis
vile, Ky, for the alleged murder Of
Richard Baker, on Thursday last.
During the past week there were 49,
600 hogs slaughtered in Cincinnati, making
total of 379, 900 since November LIST.
1t is stated that two-thirds of the
Daily Commercial newspaper, of cincinnati,
has been sold to r. w. Mackey, Ohio
State treasurer, for 100000
The Commissioner of Internal Reye-
nue. contemplates making change in the
whisky regulations on the LIST of january
under which alteration an allowance Of
one fermenting period (but in no case tc
exceed forty-eight hours will be made
upon the opening of additional tubs before
such tubs are included in those arriving a
the producing capacity. Heretofore add
tional tubs have been included from thu
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moment they were opened although they
had no producing capacity until after the
fermenting period.
Good Citizens-sobriety.

ltrom our Special Correspondent
1t is the common desire of all well-wish-
ers of our Commonwealth that all citizens
should be as orderly, temperate, and pros
porous as possible; and it is known to all
that general order and prosperity can only
be secured by temperance, industry and
frugality-we must earn and save.
On the evening before Christmas, and
during Christmas day, / was sadly grieved
and surprised to see more people-white
and colored--drunk and staggering around,
than L had seen for several previous years.
in both Alexandria and Washington.
II is noticeable also, that crime has been
on the increase, perpetrated by both races,
in the year or two past, hereabouts.
Now, if the class Of superior education
and advantages do not practice and present
a wise example and course, they cannot
expect those of inferior condition to do
any better; if they exhibit habits of dssi-
patton and extravaganza they must expect
the humber class to follow their pernicious
example.
We all know the negro is an intense
ly imitmice creature, and is very prone to
do what his assumed betters do; and if we
wish him to be the best possible citizen we
must teach him by our good example.
And here | have kind word for my col
ored friends don't give way to your de-
sires and appetites, by spending SINGLE
dime for drink nor waste your money on
extravagant. Ji',ay, but be saving as posi-
BILE, to raise money to buy HOMES and all
out for old age and q
rainy day; don't spend your money for
foolish toggery or drink. G.
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SO virginia.

Among the other works Of Mr.. Ezekiel,
now of Berlin, Prussia, is the plaster
model Of an ideal statue, entitled "Vir-
ginia,' designed for memorial monument
to the dead of that State. 1t has arrived
in this country and been sent direct to
Richmond, Va, and Photographic copy
of it will be placed ON exhibition at Philip
& Solomon's to-day.
The design is that of female figure in
ancient dress and armor, sitting in the
mourning attitude and rather pa,seoso
style, with her right foot resting on a
broken cannon, which is partly buried in
the earth. In her left hand is held
spear reversed, and over the cannon creeps
an ivy vine. Marked in the features of
Virginia" is the wo that is hard to bear,
though gnawing deep. The cannon lies
buried, like the hopes of her sons were for
the time being.
The anatomy of the figure, drapery,
and detail are executed in mastery man
ner SO far as can be judged from photo
graph. 1t is designed to be executed in
marble, and will in all probability be ready
for exhibition at the next Industrial Expo
sition.- Washmgton Chronicle.
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I'm McnOrianl.

Alta meeting of the President and Directors
of the James River aud Kanawha Company,
held in the city of Richmond, Tuesday, Decem-
Der 81, 1872, the President announced the death
of EDWARD LORRAINE, the Chief Engineer and
SUPERINTENDENT of the Company. On motion of
William p Munford,
ResotUed That the Board have heard with
profound sorrow the announcement or the death
of Mr.. Lorraine, who for more than q quarter
of a century held responsible and important
positions in the service of this company
Resolved, That we bear willing testimony to
our appreciation of the eminent services and high
character which have distinguished Mr.. Lorraine
as public officer and private citizen.
RESOLVED, That in view of the important meas
ures now in progress for the completion of the
Water Line by the General Government, we re-
gard the death Of Mr.. Lorraine as a national
loss.
RESOLVED, That we tender to his afflicted family
our warmest synpathies, and trust they may de-
rive consolation from the conviction hat our loss
Is his gain.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions be
forwarded to his family, and published in the pa
pers of this city.
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FIRES IN THE NORTHERN NECK
We regret to hear of number of destruc-
tive fires in King George, Westmoreland,
&C., within the last few weeks. Last FRI
day week DR.. e. o. Greenlaw, of King
George, lost his valuable dwelling with the
most of his furniture at "Ellerslie," on
the Rappahannock. DIR. Greenlaw was
insured for $500, which covers about
half of his loss. Mr.. A. M. Frayser,
whose house adjoined, was also suffer-
er, losing the most Of his household and
kitchen furniture, also many of his win
ter supplies, on which he had no insu-
rance. His was total loss. Mr.. VIM. l..
Spilman was the first sufferer by the fires
referred to, losing his dwelling, kitchen
and smoke-house at North Bend, a few
weeks ago. Next followed Bethlehem
church, belonging to the Baptist commu-
nifty near Edge Hill. The old building in
rear of the courthouse at Montross, West
moreland county, known as the "Restau-
rant, 4" was burned a short time ago insured
for 5000 in the Southern Mutual, of Rich
Notwithstanding Herald.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE STATE JOURNAL.
FROM ABROAD.

Afriea-NoMs from the Steamer
Yanftc-Thc Sultan and the slavery
Question.
ZANZIBAR, December 1S.-The United
States steamer Yantic arrived here on the
10th instant. Captain Wilson, with the
United States Consul, John 7. Webb, and
the officers Of the ship visited the Sultan on
the 11th. They were received by troops,
and met by the Sultan in front Of his pal
ace. Captain Wilson represented to the
Sultan the sentiment Of the American
people in regard to slavery, and requested
the abrogation Of the clause of the treaty
with England which permits slavery to
Zanzibar and to the British dominion ter
ritory, contained in the treaty made with
England in 1910.
The Sultan's reply was received on the
18th. He says "thirty-three years ago,
was forbidden by my father to export
slaves to Muscato. The slaves now carried
there are stolen by Arabs and tribes from
the Persian gulf; | will make strong efforts
in future to prevent the kidnapping of
these slaves. ] will make every effort"
The English corvette Briton arrived here
on the 18th instant and waits for Sir
Bartle Frere. The Yantic also waits. Two
other English vessels are expected here.
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A NEW MUNICIPAL PLAN.-It is pro-
posed in Ohio to pass a general law for
cities, doing away with boards of works,
water boards, and kindred bodies, and SUBJ
shutting board of construction of three
members. appointed by the mayor, with the
consent of the council. They are to hold Office
for three years, one retiring each year, and
receive $4,000 per annum. They are to
give all their time to their official duties,
and may be removed by the mayor, with.
the consent of the council. !. The city coun-
Gil must first make appropriations to rem
der their contracts, &c.. valid.
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POSTAL APPOINTMENTS Post
master General yesterday ordered the fol-
lowing appointments in Virginia: Mount
Airy, Pittsylvania county, Reuben ID.
Tucker appointed postmaster, vice j. S.
Hubbard, declined; Ridgeway, Henry
county, James M. Price appointed post
master, vice John ii. Stewart, resigned !;
Abbyville, Mecklenburg county, William
S. Southall appointed postmaster, vice ID.
P. Pool, resigned; Fredericks Hall, Louisa
county, John j. Trice appointed postmas-
ter, vice Philip Bottigheimer, resigned !;
Straightstone, Pittsylvania county, John
II. Estes appointed postmaster, vice
Thomas East, deceased.
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SMALL POx IN WASHINGTON.

This terrible disease is making fearful
havoc among the poor of the Capital, many
of whom obstinately refuse to be vaccina-
ted. The Washington Chronicle notices
several sad cases in its local columns.
We quote one which seems scarcely possi-
BILE in a land Of civilized, not to say Chris
tian, men and women
"Dr. A. E. johnson states that he
attended case on Nj street southeast, in a
house containing only two rooms, in each
of which was separate family. 1t is a
rickety shanty, and the front door-sill
was so rotted away that there was
an aperture, through which pelted
in mercilessly the cold wind and snow on q
child, who was lying Oh pallet on the
floor, and was all the while being treated
with hot drinks. There were several chill
drsn in the house, whom he offered to vac
cinate, but the parents would not hear Of
any such proceeding.
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LOOK TO YOUR BUCKwHEAT FLOUR.
A family in this city enjoyed the luxury
of hot buckwheat cakes few mornings
since, but after partaking Of them. quite
fully, were all seized with an unaccount-
BILE sickness, the symptoms being SO en-
tirely similar in each case, that it was
Immediately surmised that the buckwheat
flour was in some way the cause of it.
An investigation was made, when it was
found that the castor bean had been gath
cred with the wheat and ground up with
it at the mill, imparting redish cast to
the flour and operating rather disagreea-
bly, upon those who INDUCED in it. So,
look out for the castor bean.
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The Greeley VIII Case.

New York, December 31.-Another
phase of the Greeley will case came up
before the Surrogate court yesterday, BY
which the contestants served q notice upon
Miss Greeley to show cause why
the Greeley will Of 1871 should not be adj
mitted to probate. Evidence in support Of
that will will be offered on the 18th, 18th,
and 18th Of January.
The court has appointed j. L. Williams
and w. NJ. Skinner appraisers of the per-
sonal estate in the case in which j. P.
Cleveland was previously appointed adj
ministrator, pending the litigation, and Mr..
Skinner is also appointed special guardian
Of Miss Gabrielle Greeley, under the will
of 1871.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
1 ssEMBLY HALL.


PATTI! MARIO
THE STRAKOSCH CONCERTS.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY 9TH AND 10TH, 1873, at o'clock
The public of Richmond and yicini ty ara
respectfully informed that
MILE CARLOTrA PATTI.
tho Queen of the Concertroom Miss A T.
CARY, the fayorite American eontralto Mile
T. CARRESo, the celebrated young pianiste
Monster +. SAURnT, the talented violin yirtuoso
Signor II. ScoLARs, the eminent basso
and
SIGNOR MARIO
The World Renowned Tenor,
VIII Give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY ORR AND 10TH, 1873, at O'Clock.
Conductor. Recommendation MARIO.
Reserved seats, TWO ($2) DOLLARS.
Seats for sale at Messrs. West, Johnston K
Co.'s, 1905 Main street, and after Tuesday,
January 7th, at A. M. Seats can be secured
from the country by mail or telegraph to Messrs.
West, Johnston Il Go.
Webers pianos are used at the Strakosch Con-
certs.
Doors open atty o'clock Concert to commence
at 3. de Slot
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A BELLIeERrNT TpxAN N

A BELLIGERENT TEXAN. = The
Galveston Neacs wants Uncle Sam to
whip Mexico. Says the Nesos.: If the
wholesale robbery of a frontier, amount
ing to the loss of many millions Of dollars,
does not constitute sufficient provocation
Tor executive action then men have lost
their reason. If saucy swagger, bullying
effrontery, abduction, and red-handed raid
ing do not constitute offensive acts on the
part OF our Mexican neighbors, then the
Rio Grande is but plantation ditch, and
the Texans dwelling thereon are but the
slaves Of the hidalgos of the western edge.
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white SO, colored 30; November, white AZ,
colored "a; December, white ~, colored
40. Total white, 1923; total colored, $50.
Total licenses issued, 562. Excess of
whites, 50.
During the past year the following per-
sons, convicted in our courts of various
offences were pardoned by the Governor:
johnson II. Sands, w. Gleie, A. j. Moore,
r. johnson, A. Harwold, Melvina Harris,
p. Taylor, p. Wallace, JAMES Brooks,
and Robert TAYLOR,
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viennn-Fairfax County-Alexandria.

WA Halt
's"n Ia "iriaA ovu
tfro'u our opeoiai ie'ponuvnsI
Passing lew hours one oay last week
at the pleasant little viiage OF vienna, n
the northern part OF falrlax county, l
found much That was interesting. Inc Peo-
pie generally are intelligent ana VIDE awake; !:
both IN town ana among the occupants OF
the flne farms winch surround the village
IN every dlrectlon: In the village tnere is
grist ana saw mil, iounary, plough lac
tory, and various mechanic shops, oil appa-
rently nourlshing ana 1ull OF business SO
also the TWO stores, anu several profess
slonal men. Ihere are several cnurches,
and two good schools-one Tor White and
one ior coloTed pupls. III a conversation ,,i
with MIR. Salisbury, the earnest and intelli-
gent teacher OF tne colored school, ne
expressed the pehei tnat Il would ne peter
II poah schoois were Gonpll'eu r -
one ne 'nlnks ~ won" gu ,,n 10 an mpLG
eco I h ana .naI a., PUPILS couad
n d;s.u ueote hppo Thara - aIso t;tess
soc;atu Which n,eets aeci, wal sor d;.c,sy
s;"ms srd % lec.roS p h; m9em, ns vi t ta
S;uai s i ; aeu'uies' ~ wniGn Illus: .aho
n,,,h r,aots smonthI- S"n tta ;ntasoSan~a q
v;a,v. snJ thn d;sc,;s -, ~ a,h;ots VI
ast;r a ~ tho forrse, r.h ~ %oicn tn'i =
itnSo. ~ 'ip = ;nt.l mno De.ops W ~.
-,;ns eo,,,,,;t - W and 'ia' anu pLusvs
20 en;ow tha hcs1;t a of Sontsp M;nas,
nIeo:pn y 'd fsm;Iy ~ c =, w NTH
m p fo,,nd tbe,, fsei a,,tro%oJ a. ~" tha
rsnasi 81 Tho s. 5o~ la,v J, .nd ~ q son ,n
iap y end seo,n 10 reaord hoth aOt, os e ,,u
fr;ond,u to tbo forn,ars ,oanv 81 .ho ,noro
intail;aant .iso axnrass.d they, 81 @
estlv p favor Of acts to eonsI;ae The rate or
hos;s &c toxat;an on i.nd throrahont tba
Santo "a e. ,,n um ia no;,roaJ fam ho al.
&c mh;oh , :, son0. 10 ha1;onod - IL 3D.
Uan M - anr;o,lt,ra S nrosne II .md
1919 snr tbo aonouai !, tarast Of .ha State
4 considerab7e cl,h here herr, ' subscribed to
the WEnrrw .IoTIRNAI, and more ar,
rancad - do % neyt month There Is con-
s;der.hle comnlo;ot here 40 at Fails
Church. abont The irreeuIarity Of the mails.
,r;th ! hal;af thot tba mail ooont orr The
cars doh = 10 Lis Luli uu; 30, dn 80 nv ue
par.lsn. sloa,u ,oJn oouras ~ II
tue uiHlcuity Is, anu ColIooe ios
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FREE SCHooLs.--A colored citizen Of
Spottsylvania county writes to us to say
that he learns from the STATE JOURNAL
that Virginia is blessed with free schools,
but that in his county they had the system
but no schools. He says he is taxed for
the support of the schools, but finds no
place provided for the reception and in
struction of his children. His complaint
is natural one, and we refer to the case
for the information of our able and ener-
getic state superintendent Of public
instruction.
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MEMPHIS TENN, December 3D.
The weather to-day is clear and soft.
The river has risen eight feet and is still
rising.
ST. LOUIS, December 31.-A drizzliug
rain prevails here this morning, and the
snow is disappearing. The gorge above
the bridge is unbroken, but if the rain
continues, the bridge will not be used for
fear Of a momentary break, which may
demolish il.
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Murder of Circus Performers by In
dians, &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 31.--The
Lee family of circus performers, eight in
number, were murdered by Apaches,
while travelling through Arizona.
The steamer California sailed for Homo
lula to-day. Generals Schofield and Alex
ander are aboard. Their mission is un-
known. but it is supposed to have some
connection with the critical situation in the
Sandwich Islands.
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GOLD.

Valuable nuggets Of the prec ious metal
are being found in Montgomery county,
Maryland. The indications are that gold
mining will be extensively resumed all
along the mountain ranges of Maryland
and Virginia, with paying returns. There
is really less known of our mineral wealth
than of that of the Rocky mountains.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The estate JOurnaI'' will be deliy-
cred tho same evening of publication
i'm any part of the city or Manchester
by reliable carriers, If name and add
dress Is left at our Office, 912 I-2 Main
Street, and i'm Petersburg IL left with
our agent there.
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The New Orleans ssTim es. .

New ORLEANS, December 30.-A
compromise has been effected in the case
of Mckee against Weed, by which Weed
and others relinquish the entire es-
tablishment of the New Orleans Times to
the heirs of W. @. King, the former pro-
prietor. It's publication will be resumed
on the LIST proximo, with M. +. Bigney as
editor, and Henry Green as business man
ager. as heretofore.
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The Supreme court Of LOuisfana ON
the Political Situation.

WASHINGTON, d. g., December &c.
Attorney-G General Williams has received
telegram from New Orleans, saying that
the Supreme court Of Louisiana would
render direct decision on the 18th prox-
imo on the legality of the Warmoth re-
turning board of elections. The court has
incidentally given an opinion adverse to
Warmoth by refusing to recognize Mr..
Adger as the Attorney General of the
State, he having been declared elected by
the Warmoth board. A special messen.
ger bearing the vote of the electoral college
of Louisiana has arrived. This messenger
is elector at large on the Grant ticket.
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The weather in New York.

New YORK December 3l.-Two inches
of snow fell last night, and heavy fog in
terfered with the ferries.
The ice in He'll Gate is heavy and steam
ers have difficulty in working through. In
North river above the city navigation is en-
tirely stopped by the ice.
Rain has been falling since 10 o'clock this
morning. It freezes as it falls. Pedestrian
ism is shocking.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
i ted States for the Eastern District of Vir-
gmia.
In the matter of Augustus P. Crenshaw, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
the undersigned, VIM. H. Allderdlce. OF Rich
appointment as assignee Of the estate of Augustus
r. Crenshaw, of Charles city CO., in said district
who was, on the 29th day of November, A. D.,
1879, adjudged q bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District court of said district.
Dated Richmond, Va, Dec. %, 1871
WIN. H. ALLDERDICE,
de 24-Tu3w Assignee
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THE OLD DoMINIoN.-Th December
number of the Old Dominion magazine
has been received at this Office. We
have scarcely had sufficient time to
Judge critically of its contents, but
from casual glance through its pages
are of the opinion that it will not blush
alongside of previous numbers. Its issue
was delayed in consequence of a severe
domestic affliction in the family of its
editnr
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Commissioned.

WASHINGTON, December 30.-The
commission of Fl. H. Wells, Jr., as United
States Attorney for the Eastern district of
Virginia, was forwarded to him to-day
through the Attorney General.
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RH-The Place to Buy Books, Stationery
Toy Books, Games, Pictures, Brackets, Writing
Desks, Albums, Portfolios, Work Boxes, &C.,
&C., at the lowest prices for cash, is at
EDWARDS Book Store, corner Third and
Broad streets l-as'tff 4slsals s5t4A