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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

The Milford Ne,0s and Advertiser discusses
Equal Representation, again, this week, and pre-
sente the views Of the Republicans in the lower
part OF the State, on the subject. Its article is
calm temperate and reasonable. 1t assents,
freshly to the justice OF the principle Of Repre-
sentation according to Population, md only asks
that upon re-apportionment Of the Legisla-
ture, the members shall be elected by single dis
tricts, and not by counties. This proposition is
fair and just, in itself. There ought to be 10
difficulty in harmonizing all parties upon the
basis OF this arrangement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
Music.


The Parepa-Rosa Troupe close their very sue
cessful engagement in Baltimore, this evening,
with the opera of Don Gioudnni. They will
c ne, on Monday, to Wilmington, and after the
performance of Martha, in the evening, will pro-
coed to Philadelphia, ON special train, run from
this city. This train will stop at Chester. going
up, should there be persons from that city at the
Opera
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

The growth of the cotton manufacturing inter
eets Of Fall River during the past six years has
gained for that city the right 10 the title of
by Lowell. According to the correspondent OF
the Boston Globe in 1866 Fall River had 331, 900
spindles and 1900 looms in operation: in 1870
$4,000 spindes and 12,6Oe looms. Including
the mills built in 1871 upwards of 900 spin
dies and II, 900 looms making cloth. Lowell her
most enterprisng rival, has less than 600 900
spindles operating During the present year the
following mills will be erected and it Is conf
IDENTITY expected that before year from this
tma tley will all ha In
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
THE PENINSULA.


CAROLINE oouNT.
Gilpin's Point wants daily mail.
Enoch George wears the honors Of an NJ. D.
The past winter has been hard on pasture
lands.
The Local Option bill has received it's quietus
in the Legislature.
The counsel for the caveatses in the Yanstaven
will case have abandoned IT,
The Legislature will be asked for the passage
OF law legalizing higher rate Of interest in
cases Of special contract.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

FH5IHIhIHN tHo EtH OtHI Tux UuIeHKes
The Deldpdredn ridicules the opposition made
/ the Wilmington newspapers to the ten cent
passenger tax. and even compliments the DEM
ocratic journals for their silence 10 regard to
the outrage. This is one more proof Of the
faulty that controls the Democratic leaders
There is an earthquake coming in Delaware, but
they cannot hear single sound
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
Wenther Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.
Probabilities: Pleasant weather continue over
Middle States until tonight, when cloudy and
probably threatening weather will prevail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
Commercial Reports.



PHILADELPHIA, March 10th.
Cotton declining, uplands 22I@2216. Or
leans 23. Flour dull, prices firm. Wheat firm
red $162@1. Ga amber and white unchanged.
Rye BIC. Corn dull, yellow mixed 64@65. White
oats 54955 mixed SIC. Provisions dull, prices
favor buyers, Whiskey 800.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

Few securities have ever been placed upon the
market which, In so short time, have taken 30 high
a stand or become so widely popular with prudent
investors as have the First Mortgage Bonds Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. The Seven
Thirty Gold Loan OF this Great corporation Is
present daily sales are
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
France.
DozINE TO BE COURT MARr1ALED.

BozINE TO BE COURT MARrIALED.
PARIS March 1G.
The Legislative Committee reports in favor Of
trying to marshal Bozine by court martial.
EXECUTION
Three communists, convicted Of numbering
the hostages at Paris. during the reign Of the
Commune, we're shot at saxony.
DEATH OF sL1DELL's SECRETARY.
Geo. Eustace, former member Of Congress
from Louisiana, and Secretary of Legation to
John slidell, when he was the rebel minister to
France, died at Cannes, yesterday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

No LEcrURE.-0wing to mistake in arrange
ments, Mr.. s M. Hewlett, the celebrated Tenn
perance speaker, will not lecture this evenings as
previously announced
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

Mr.. Greeley, in the Tribune, asks to be counted
out of the Cincinnati Convention, il the platform
contains Free Trade plank.
1t is said Charles Sumner consents to preside.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

r.. BRINoHURST g. CO.
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
offer large assortment Of
Suitable Articles for the Holidays,
comprising Fancy and Plain Thermometers,
Flower Vases, Cologne Bottles Fine Toi-
let Sets in great variety; French,
English and American Hair
Brushes in Ivory Buffa-
10, Rosewood, Inlaid,
&c., embracing one hundred and ferty-two different
patterns.
Dressing Combs in Ivory, Buffalo and India Rubber.
A choice assortment Of Extracts for the
Handkerchief, of French English
and American manufacture.
Pun Boxes, Powder Pufs, and Fine Toilet Soaps,
in extensive variety. Boxes Of Perfumery,
Hand Mirrors, Psmades, Hair Oils.
Novelties in scoth Plaid Relic Wood, &C., with
many other desirable articles.
z BRNaHURsr & CO.,
APOTHRCARIES
Corner Sixth and Market Sire
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

DESTRUCTION OF A STREET ELEVATOR AND con-
TENTS
BUFFALO, March 16.
The Ohio street elevator, with it's contents,
was burned this morning Loss on building,
a176 nm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
New York.

CELEBRATION OF ST. PATRIoKs DAY.
NEW YoRK, March 16.
Sixty thousand persons, including six thousand
military, and fifty bands Of music, are expected
to parade, tomorrow, in the st. Patricks pro-
naaaion
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE.
TFrom the N. Y, World,l

ltTOu the Ne Il WOflusl
The most prominent feature in financial Affairs at
the present time is the increasing demand fer rst-
class railway bonds. both here and in Europe. The
large surplus d q money bsSds wScn
are attracting shrewd and cons ryative capitalists
and investors TO an unprecedented extent During
the month some important negotiations have been
consummated in Europe, and the bankers market-
ing new bonds here report great activity and q
widespread demand. Many dep0sltors In savings
banks are removing their funds, and are investing
In the new railroad bonds now Offering on the mar
ket
[From the New York Trbunel
HMillions Of the $50 bonds have been exchanged
for those OF apparent equal seundness, but which
bear more tempting rate OF interest Included In
these bonds those ot me Northern PaSlno Kali
at par in currency, and which bear gold interest
at seven and three-tenths per cent. per annum.
greatest-if not the greatest-railWay enterprises
Speaking OF the returning abundance OF loanable
capital the financial editor Of the Tribune also re-
aif we are to DRIFT; into the condition of things
prevailing before the Chicago fire, It would not bo
surorisng II all that class OF securities to which the
Northern Pacific belongs were materially advanced
n priceW
IErom the N. Y. independently
"As an investment security we know Of none OF
whatever character, equal to the Northern Pacific
7-sos. They combine the two great regulates, safe
held by investors is indicated by the large sales,
which, thus far during January, nave been a. the
| rate OF Two minOnS per mOntns
"The inquiry for bonds by those who intend pur-
chasing lands gives assurance OF large settlements
| upon the lands during the next season The Com
| pany lands in Minnesota are now ready for sale,
and those on the western terminus soon will be- The
Company are prepared to permit parties 70 take up
land at any point alsng the line OF the road TO be
subsequently appraised and paid for. The fact is
conceded that the sales of land will build the road.
/ We recently saw of1cial report OF an engineer,
/ stating that from the garden valley Of the Red
/ River OF the North to the foot hills Of the Rocky
Mountains there was but a single strip of poor
/ land the whole distance.
"The future Of this great enterprise is promising
| in tile extreme, and the bonds OF the Company are
as as the obligation Of the best government on
/ earth.
ave heartily commend them to all having IA vest
ments 10 make as EMINENTLY SAFE AND DE-
Maps, pamphlets, and full information will be fur
| nished on application TO
JOHN McLEAR 81 SON,
Bankers, and Dealers in 0. B., State and citH
Securities,
No. eo2 Market Street
deols-smd&w Wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

WTILD TEA FOR SALE BY
Astral oIL-Try it and buy IT of
..MoINALL.
quantities., BY McINALL.
ASTRAL OIL-sold by the quart, or only
one gallon cans, BY McINALL
ASTRAL 0IL-Quotations for any guam
tlty furnished By MolNALL4
ASTRAL OIL-Mail orders receive
promst shipment by McINALL
McINALI.
smoke, =. McINALL.
inferior oil for Astral; Beware. MoINALL-
ASTRAL OII-Every gallon can is sealed
over that is those that are bought 81 McINALL.
ASTRAL OIL-If 1t does not prove satis-
tory, money returned By McTNALL
ASTRAL OIL-The largest quantity Of
this oil was sold last year by McINALL.
ASTRAL 0IL-Why? Because he brought
4 down 70 reasonable price. MoINALL
ASTRAL 0IL-It is to everybody's ad-
vantage to buy Of MoINALL.
ASTRAL OIL,-COme one, csme ALL for
circular describing it.. MoINALL
TO THE PUBLIC:
Those persons who desire rare articles-either
chemicals or patent medicines, and seldom called
fer In this market, will be pleased TO learn that the
undersigned will procure for them any article in the
New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore markets. He
is In daily correspondence with all the leading
facilities for purchasing direct from first hands, at
the lowest cash price.
EDWARD NIcINALL, Jr.,
Apothecary,
Second and Market SITS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

Republicans ought To be better friends OF Re-
form, than Democrats.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
e:3O p. NJ.


TWO GIRLS BADLY BURNED.
NEWARK, N. j., March 1G.
Two young girls, named Coates and Lyons,
were seriously burned by their dresses taking
fire while performing in an amateur theatrical
performance at the opera house, last evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
England.

TERMINATION OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH
URUGUAY.
LONDON, March 16.
An open rupture ia reported between England
and Uruguay and all diplomatic relations have
ceased.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
SECOND EDITION.
$50. p. M.
Congress-.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March l6.
Senate Is not in session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
House is in session and engaged in general
debate About twenty members are present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

WANTED-A color q mar man and l,h his WIFE, to
mar16-st j. 4. CAUSE
NJoTICE The gentleman who took the umbrella
~ from nv store lO3 and Ito Market street on
Thursday afternoon lastwll please return the same
without Iurther trouble. -
mar16 II JOHN MkALLf.
( SUCCESSFUL AND POPULAR
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Politieal Notes.

There was an immense Grant and Wilson
ratification meeting at St LouH on Saturday
night, attended by citizens Of al races aud ma
tionalities. Eloquent speeches were made by
Senator Carpenter, Gov. Oglesby Of Illinois, ex.
Senator Henderson and others.
The Alabama delegation to Baltimore II con-
sidsred unanimous for Greeley.
The news OF the Fifth avenue nomination OF
Mr.. Groesbeek was very quietly received IN Gin
the matter, but was supposed that he would
favor the move, II the prospect for him was good
at Baltimore, otherwise he would not permit
himself TO be used. Mr.. Olmstead SAYS that his
name was used without his knowledge. and re-
grets that one who has 50 little to do with poll
tics, and so much business of his own to attend
TO as he has, should have been taken up by the
conference.
The two republican conventions In Louisiana
continue to be as wide apart as ever.
The people of Natick, Massachusetts,, gave
Senator Wilson grand reception on his re-
turn home the other night.
The democrats of the third district wv. Val
held their convention Thursday for the nomi-
nation OF candidate for Congress. Hon.
Frank Hereford was renominated.
The Hon. Henry ID. McHenry, OF Kentucky
is not candidate for reelection to Congress-
Withdrawing in favor of John Young Brown.
whose disabilities have now been removed.
General Harry White and General Lemuel
Iodd, candidates for Congress at large, both
WITHDRAW from the Hartranft ticket in Penn
sylyanis.
Robert Toomts announces that he would
rather vote for the devil than vote for Horace
Greeley.
Hon. Henry Wilson is expected to take the
stump IN Indiana in July, speaking at In
Clanapolis, Richmond, and Muncy.
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G E D r @ ETO W N.

TIE WASHINGTON ArD GEORGETOWN RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY has force of men at work on
Bridge street, clearing away the earth prepare
tory 10 laying second track Oh the new grade
to High street.
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.-About 5000 was COL
iected IN the Catholic churches of this CITY yes-
terday, for the improvement Of Holyrood ceme-
terry on Georgetown Heights. Nearly 81 800 in
all has been raised for this purpose. 1t is esti-
mated that about 50 900 will be necessary to
complete the Improvements now being made.
Low WATER.-The water in Rock creek and
the canal is very low at present, although there
Is enough IN the latter to keep the mills going
as usual. The water in the canal was drawn of
yesterday, to allow workmen TO put in a sluice
gate to feed the water wheel OF Mr.. f. L. Moore's
mill, above the aqueduct.
BUSINESS ON WATER STREET is at present
very dull. There has been no grain in the mar
ket for some time past, and il is belize we'd that
the wheat of last year is all in.
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THERMOMETERS and Baromoters are repaired
and made 10 order By Hempler, near \ str act,

VIRGINIA NEws.-George G. Langho-ue
recently arrested in Botetourt county by Capt
John Frey special agent OF the post Office de
partment on the charge of robbing the "a ais
had preliminary examination before United
States Commissioner Early, in Lynchburg on
yesterday, and was held TO answer in the SUN of
IS .0O0.
i. l.. Montague, al Essex court, last Monday,
announced himself candidate for Congress-
from the first district, subject to the nominating
convention u the district. He goes for Greeley
against Grant.
Mr.. +. n. johnson, late clerk for S. g. Tardy
Il Co., Richmond, whose mysterious disappear
ance was mentioned few days ago, is in New
Orleans. His accounts with Tardy & Co. have
been fairly settled.
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iat hIsETs OF 4 CITtzEN-HearR Damage.
ynT AaksRg kai,eio4s Arrest.-In Baltimore ia
the superior court, on Saturday, Judge DObbiu
presiding, in the case of Stephen NJ. Fogel vs..
John ;. Stanbury, the jury rendered verdict
for $500 damages for malicious arrest and
prosecution. stansbury had caused Fogel's ar
rest for obtaining goods from him under false
pretences. Fogel, after remaining in jail six
days, was released, Stansbury falling to prose
cute the charge. The court In passing upon
the prayer said that pelice oficer had no su-
thoTity TO arrest citizen without warrant in
plant of any one,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

An EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE recently oc-
eurredin England. boy aged ten years, after
leaving school, told a playmate that he was
going 10 commit suicide, and gave him knife
TO take care of for him. He then walked 10 a
pond near the school, but finding the water
was not deep enough be made his way 70 a
railroad crossing and deliberately laid him self
on the rails in front of an approaching train,
and was killed instantly, his head being
severed from his body. The fireman of the en-
tgine states that he saw the boy when the train
was 100 yards of. He raised his head from the
rails few inches, and when he heard the en-
CINE aPproaching he put his hands TO his face.
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TERRIBLE DEATH OF LITTLE GIRI,-A
correspondent of the Winchester (Va) Taes
Gays. Annie johnson, daughter of George W.
johnson, bright eyed little girl of ten sum-
mers. left the Lonoak Institute, Brucetown, OF
v ...... sue was an esteemes puf!l, On wedies-
day afternoon last, in perfect health, and mer-
rily talking of the approaching commence
ment. After reaching home and partaKine OF
supper, che went out and climbed Into cherry
tree, limb OF which breaking she fell and W as
caught upon the garden fence; one of the pail
ings piercing her through the breast she died
almost immediately.
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The WAsHINGToN MARKET BUTLprsG.-
Ihis afternoon, the last sale Of stalls in the new
buildings OF the Washington market company
Saturday next. The company have isaued a
circular naming next Saturday as the day and
giving notice that the wooden sheds will be i'm
medlateiy torn away. The sale this afternoon
was of a few odd stands-ten hucLster,s lsnches
and eight bacon dealers stands
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THE WEATHER.


WAsHrKeroN, d. O., June "a, 1872, 10 q m
synopsis 1oR PAST TwySrT-FouR HOURS
Inc barometer Is highest over the east Atlantic
states, lowest over the northwest Clear
westher and light to fresh easterly 10 southerly
WINDS are now prevailing northwest Of the Ohio
valley Clear ard partially cloudy weather
over the gulf states, with light TO fresh souther-
" 10 westerly winds, and over the south Allan
nc states, with light to fresh southerly winds
cloudy weather and areas of rain from eastern
tennessee and Kentucky; northeastwsrd over
tne middle states, with light to fresh winds
cloudy weather at San Francisco, with fresh
westerly winds, and over New England, with
light easterfy to southeriy winds. Reports have
Michigan and Minnesota.
PRoBAnILIrRs.-Clear and partially cloudy
Weather prevail northwest of the Ohio valley,
Partially cloudy weather from Kentucky tc the
western gulf with light to fresh winds. Cloudy
weather and areas of rain for the south Atlantic
ana eastern gulf states with light to fresh
soutnerly 70 westerly winds, and for the New
England and Middle states, with light to fresh
variable winds,
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Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, June 20 Virginia s's, consolidated.
ssk lid.
eAIfIMoRK, June si.-Co.ton quiet, but firm,
and noninAliy y. Flour quiet and unchsnge
southern, sctfve and higher, 50; yellow southern
dull and nominal IS; mixed western dug and nomi
but firm, and prices unchanged. Provisions nm
CHANGED: Mess pork ensst, S,s 20. Bull meats
e:same figure offered for 100 ea lbs more refused
rib sides, clear rib sides,T Bacon active: b.
rib sides. 7Aas; sugar cured bans steady, ssIsS,
Lard quiet, 3. Western butter more active and
nrner: good 60 choice l6al1. Whisky nrmer eoaei.
NEW YORK, June f.-stooks nrm. Gold ssesdy,
rs Honey essy,x. Exchange, long, sH; short,
M5f. Governments heavy. Virginia 3, IS: new , 81
North Carolinas, $50; new, 2lh
NEW YORK, June 2i-flour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet ana steady
LONDON, June "a, II so o. m.-Oonsols opened ct
Mf fer money, and s2t for acco unit. Bonds Of 1874
FRANKFORT, June "a Bonds, e6S
PAAls, June 24.-RenteS 81 IN aucs 80 ceutines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

LADIES suffering from the ills peculiar to the
sex, will ind benefit in Duponcos Golden Pills
Sold by all druggists. Sold Wholesale and r. IAN
by Il. ID. Gilman. Retail by the following drug
gis.s. hid"ell & Son; F. ID. Dowling, Az aud c
streets southwest; j. Coughlin, F, corner of 9th,
streets; 7. ii. Heller, 18th and streets; W. b.
EntwiStle; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown, eo2
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no! FOR BALTINoRE.-A meeting OF Young
democrats, at which seventeen legislative dis
uIcts were represented, vas held on Saturday
evening to organize a club TO accompany the
democratic delegates from this District to the
baltimore convention. A resolution was adon-
yea Gaining On the democrats " the several
legislative districts to hold meetings at An early
gay and appoint three representatives each 70
attend meeting to be held on Friday eve1inz
next, Tor the purpose of organizing a clHE Tor
70 be designated by the Chairman e
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals

condensed Locals
Parker sends Us the BdzGr for July 9Th
Capt James p Waugh, who was prostrated
by sunstroke on SATURDAY, IL recovering
Mrs Eddy, vile OF Rev Dr. Eddy, IL still very
low, bat hopes are entertained OF her recovery
"Ciyic" had better take charge OF his own
funds foT securing the cleanliness Of car con-
ductors.
The Choral Society Of this city are considering
the propriety OF forming a stock company 70
build an opera house in this city.
MI VIM Dickson has received a handsome.
gold badge from the Americas club of Phiia-
delphia, OF which he il director.
The interesting Commencement Exercises OF
me Preparatory Department OF Columbian CO..
lege take place o-night at Lincoln hall.
The fifty-nfth annual commencement OF
Georgetown College takes place az Lincoln hall
on Thursday next, commencing at $50 O'Clock
Of5cer Price, Of the second precinct, found a
dead baby on the lot between Boundary and P
streets and North Capitol and LIST streets, yester-
a new Presbyterian church is about being
erected az Balfs Gross Roads, Alexandria
county, Va, 70 be connected a. a branch OF the
congregation At Falls Church, Rev. ID. ".
Riddle, pastor.
Mr.. webster Adams, the weII-knosn door
Keeper Tor Gen. Porter at the White House, died
q - morning of consumption. He has been en-
plOyed AZ the executive mansion for the past
sN OF eight years, AID was much beloved by his
a series OF Tsces has been arranged between
The Ariel boat club, of Baltimore, and the Ana
ostans OF this city, the first for four-oared Shells
Il
July, and the second in sx-oared shells, 70 come
OF At Baltimore in September.
a large audience assembled az Lincoln hall
yesterday to listen to accounts by Messrs. r. N.
smith r. ". Vaughn, J. X. Ir1brie, william
Tenne7, Nh Meldrum, Mr.. Bielaskie, and Rev.
Dr. Rankin, OF the recent International CONVEX
ton OF Young Mems Christian associations at
Lowell.
Yesterday morning, about I \ o'clock, a coal
Gil lamp that had been left burning in the shoe
store Of Michael Mah0rney, No. 14i5 Pennsyi-
vanis avenue, exploited and set fire to the estas-
Eshment. Detective McDevitt and private
Uatckman Norris forced open the store door and
eNdnguished the flames without damage 10 the
property.
The body OF Christopher Stevenson a white
man, was found floating in the river at the foot
OF Ith street, Saturday evening. Ii supposed
that be WAS intoxicated on Friday last. and fell
into the river. Deputy Coroner Hartigan was
notified, but deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The body will be conveyed to Baltimore, where
the mother OF the deceased resides.
saturday afternoon, q woman called ~ the
residence or Sarah Thomas, in the alley between
M and y and 10th and 21st streets, and left a
white male child about nine months old, which
she said she would call for in a short time. The
woman did not return, however, and Mrs.
Thomas carried the child 70 the fourth precinct
station-house, where il was taken in charge-by
Sergeant kneas, and carried to St. AIMS
orphan asylum.
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RELIEF FOR TIE FEBT-FEg, s1-Corns.
bunions, Club, and lngrowing NaiIs, etc. sue
cessfully treated by DR.. White, SIS 18th street,
opposite U. 3. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street, Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain.
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TY MS.

An NOW ENGAGED In replenishing my stock
OF pantaloons adapted to the present season
and am adding daily new and desirable styles.
GEO. g. HENNING
No. 40 eth street northwest