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The Republican journal., 1873-01-02
MARRIED..

In this city, Dec. Il. by Rev. j. Adams, MIR. Her
man H. Davis of Belfast, and Miss Lena E. Barne
of Waldo.
In this city, Dec, 18TH by Rev W. l.. Brown,
Mr.. Avian Blodgett and Miss Mary f. Caderwood
both OF Belfast.
In the Methodist Church. in this city Dec 10Th
by Rev. w. l.. Brown, Mr.. Edwin Frost and Miss
Fannie +. Jones, both of this city.
IN CRANKY, Conn, Alfred Ii. Griffin, OF CRANKY,
and Miss Abbie S. Roberts, of Orland, Me.
In Bangor Dec 25 Mr.. Abner I. Jordan of Ban
gor, and Miss Elenora A. Buzzell of Monroe.
IN Frankfort. Dec 25th, Mr.. Joseph Il Sanborn
OF Belfast and Miss Villa NJ Grant OF Frankfort
In Winterport, Dec. Goth, Mr. Geo, L, Dickinson
OF Dubuque, Iowa, and Mrs. Caroline f. Moore OF
Wfnterport.
In Ellsworth, Dec. 2lst, Mr.. Charles l.. McFar-
land and Miss Orissa Garland
In Franklin, Nov Goth, Mr.. Alonzo Morton OF
Newcastle, and Miss Emma A. Hardson of Frank
lin.
IN Troy, DEG. 10th, Mr.. Joseph F. sturgis OF
lhorndike, and Miss Louisa " Searles of Palmyra
N Union, Dec. 18th, J. E, Haney. Esq, and
Mis- Clara A. ii ives, both OF Appleton.
In Rockiand, Dec. 18th, Mr.. Amasa Morse and
Miss Lucy j. Spear, both of Warren. Dec 23d Mr..
d. q. Atwatcr and Miss Aroline L.. Rose, both OF
Rockland.
In West Camden, Dec, 23d, Mr.. f. W. Curtis and
Miss Eva ID. Achorn, both of w. G.
In Winterport, Dec 2Sth, Mr.. Levi w. Bowden
and Miss Anna Qugey, both of Wnterport.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Dec. 80, 1872.
BUTTER-We quote fine fall butter at 32a34c pei
10; fine summer butter 24a26c medium do 19a20c
common l2a,5c; choice Western 2sa3Oc; bakers
&c per ID.
CHEESE--We quote fine factory at IA 1.2c
medium l4c; choice dairy lie; good do at 13c; com
at 9a12c per ID.
EGGS-Good lots of Northern or Eastern are hello
today at 45c per doz. Some lots that were more OF
less frosted sold at 42c, but there few offer
ing below 45c.
BEANS-We quote choice mediums 81 rs gooe
do at 81 25a2 SO; prime Western pea beans at 80 so
and common do at $3a3 25 yellow eyes at SO sos
8 60; Eestern at SO 62a3 rs.
POfATOES-Jackson Whites and Early Rose a
90c per bush. Onions firm at 81 5Oa5 per Dbl.
POULTRY-We quote Western Turkeys at 21c
and choice DO at 19c per Id fresh killed Northern
Turkeys would bring pc, and choice Chickens
about the same price; fine, large Geese 1sa20c
Western Chickens at 12a10c Geese 13a17c; Western
Turkeys l5a2oc; Northern at 1sa27c; Northern
Chickens at lSa22c per ID.
APPLES-The market remains steady, with sales
at - 50a2 70 per Dbl for f Baldwins and $3a3 q
for Western.
HAY-We quote choice Hay at s2y per ton
common Hay at S25a29 Straw S30a3l per ton.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02
Fire at SkoWhegan.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 20.
At about quarter past o'clock this
evening, fire broke out in the Skowhe-
gan hotel at Skowhegan, and burned
hereby, entirely destroying the building
me flames spread rapidly and only about
hall OF the furniture was saved. The
building cost nearly $4,000. The fire.
men despite their best efforts were unable
to stay the progress of the fire, the reser-
voirs being frozen during the extreme
cold weather Of the past few days.
There were two stores underneath the
hotel, one millinery store occupied by
B. R. Flag; the other was a grocery store
occupied by Jas. Smiley. The goods
which the two stores contained were all
removed and saved by the efforts of those
around the scene of the destructive fire.
The Washington corr respondent of the Even
ing Traveller writes that Mr.. Boutwell, has
written his letter of resignation as Secretary OF
the Treasury, to take effect Feb. Is tn, when he
will retire from the cabinet and proceed to
Massachusetts.
Fire was discovered in the store of X. Ach orn
at North WaldobOro' Saturday night about II
O'CLOCK, and the building was totally consum ed
together with his entire stock of goods. LO IS
$11OO; insured in the Aetna for $500.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02

70 the County Commissioners Of the County
of Waldo.
FINHENUNDERSIGNED, the selectmen of Frank
i forth in the County of Waldo, respectfully rep
resent that the county road laid out by the County
Commissioners of the County of Waldo, commenc-
ing near theNaweng house of James Lord, in Win
terport in said>SQunty, and running il southerly
the house of Matlrw Curtis in said Frankfort, has
not been travelled 4 more than Twelve years last
past, and is not required by the public.
co WhsreSpon they ply that may be dis
Mr. tEsD1yfos selectmen
F. I: - TfY. frankfort.
STATE MAINE.
December Term, a p 1sf
in Frankfort, on hursday, tho 6th day Of February
next at one O'CLOCK, P. M. and thence proceed to
view the route sefforth in the Petition Immediately
after which at ne convenient phi ke in the vicinity
hearing OF thf parties and their witnesses will be
ises as the Commissioners shall judge pfoher And
it is further Ordered That notice Of the tine, place
and purposef of the Commissioners meetih afore-
said, be given to all persons and Corporation inter
ested by s4rying an attested Copy of said ltiOn
with this Older thereon, upon the CLERK of th own
of Frankfort, and by posting up the same in Rree
public places in said town, and by publishing Ehe
same in the Republican Journal public newspaper
published in said County, said publication and eadb
of the other notices to be thirty days before the time
appointed for said view, that all may appear and be
heard If they think proper.
Attest-W. G. FRYE, Clerk.
Copy OF Petition and Order of Court.
20 Attest-W, G. FRYE, Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02

In opening the Stokes trial in New
York, last week. Judge Fullerton alluded
to the great prevalence of crime in the
following just terms
No man is now safe; property is not
safe; life is not safe 1t is in vain for the
district attorney to indict he can only
present for trial. 1t is in vain for the
Judge to charge the .iuries on the law,
because he can only inflict punishment
after condemnation. The remedy is to
be found in the .jury-box alone If duty
is not performed, then all else goes for
naught; and SO long as you listen to
himsy detences unsustained by evidence
and resting upon mere suggestions and
some little unreliable proof, 50 long as
you listen to this threadbare defence of
insanity, of self-defence when it is not
well-founded, 50 long will bad men be
pistol be brought into requisition on the
slightest occasion, SO long will our jails
be crowded with criminals, and laws set
at naught, and our cities disgraced"
The Lewiston Journals corresponds Mt
gives the following additional particulars
in regard to the building of the new steam
mill for the kennebec Land and Lumber
Company in Wiscasset. The town gives
| the company certain property and exempts
| them from taxation for six years. in all
| amounting to some $15, 900 to 500, 900.
The company on their part, bind them
selves to manufacture from Is to 20
| millions of lumber per annum. and to
| enter largely into the manufacture of
,,1r1 ,nI1
on the property to be given them,) and at
no distant day they propose to build YES
sells on the same land. The citizens con-
slider themselves very fortunate in securing
for Wiscasset this large manufacturing
interest. They also feel assured it will
60 far towards securing the building of
| the proposed Kennebec and Wiscasset
railroad
How A WOMAN SAVED HER FAMILY
FROM SMALLPOX. A short time since a
lady residing in this city, while walking
| along public street, was passed by a
hearse which emitted an offensive odor.
1t occurred to her that it might contain a
victim of smallpox and if so she feared
she might have the disease. Going home
| at once she wrote note to her husband
and child stating her fears, and informing
| them that she was going to Billerca until
| she was sure she could associate with
them in safety. Securing some requisite
articles and two attendants she went to an
unoccupied house in Bilerica which was
owned by a relative, and making herself
comfortable prepared for the worst. In
ten days the disease attacked her, she
suffered Its various stages, recovered, and
returned to her family whom she had
saved by her courageous fidelity. [Bos-
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02

Freeman Curtis is the name of a man in
Grass Lake, Mich, who when his horses were
unable to pull heavy load out of the mud,
built fire under them. He was arrested,
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02

A boy who had read of sailors heayng up
anchors, wanted to know if it was sea-sicknes9
that made them do il.
Hear ye the mighty Centaur'S tread
See the long line of myriad dead
With hoof of horse and human head
Rise up and speak,
"''Fwas proud olympus gave US birth;
For a thousand years we roamed the earth
Eat perfumed flowers of the century plant
Drank liquid from the volcanoes mouth
Slew man and beast IL play our part,
Then restored to life by the Centaur's art;
Chased wild mares on the field of Mars,
Lived on the earth, and slept among the stars"
On other mission now we're sent,
To bless mankind with an emoient,
OF which the world ne'er hath dreamt,
Even our CENTAUR LINIMENT.
1t banishes pains and all such things,
Cures burns and scalds, and poisonous sting,-
Rheumatic horrors scares away,
Limbers stiff Joints in Il single day.
Poor cripples in their hobbing way,
Limp in on crutches-then walk away.
Fear not dumb horse, thy friend now speaks,
Who'll heal your Wounds, and make you leap
Ten bars-pies of oats to bolt,
And frisk about like yonder colt
Yellow wrapper is the thing for brutes,
White wrapper alone the family suits,
j. f. Ludewig, of Hoboken, n. j., says
" The Centaur Liniment has cured me Of rheu-
matsm after intense suffering for five years. y
81 tried many remedies for my sprained ance
without relief The second bottle of Centaul
Liniment cured it perfectly. CHAs. HILL, GIG
Pine ST., Phia."
Stables, New York, says: ''Al owners of
horses should know the Centaur Liniment. We
find it the best thing ever used in our stables"
This testimony could be repeated for month
If you want to avoid suffering, just try the Cen
taur Liniment. Sold by all Druggists. 9w25
J. B. ROSE & Co., SO Broadway, n. Y.
CHILDREN CRY FOR PITCHERS CAsToRIA
A substitute for Castor Oil. 1t assmllates the
food, cures the Wind Collie, and causes natural
sleep. 1t does not contain morphene, is pleas
ant to take, never gripes and never fails. The
best physic known. 9W25
The following strong certificate as to the
curative of Miss SaWyer's Salve, we clip from
the Patten Voice:
REWARD OF MERIT. We are happy to lay
before our readers the following cure, effected
by the use of Miss Sawyer's Salve.
Mr.. Sias Bryant, of Sherman, has been af
tiicted for years with what the doctors pro
nounced a scrofulous cancer He consulted The
most skillful physicians in yain and was finally
induced to try Mss Saaoyer's .Sal0e and now
after using the fourth box, he is entirely cured
and enjoys perfect health. tf50
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02
Insolvency Notice.

@as 81 nisaf eS sags 'B
T W;s;s and thssHAs Of the creditors Of
County, deceased, d{tNreby give notice that six
months from Re fkh day Of October 1872, are
allowed to said editors to bring in and prove their
claims, and tha0 shall attend to that service at
the store of Caleb Whitaker in Searsmont, on the
third Saturdays of January and April next at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of each day.
CALEB WHITAKER ! r..
DAVID B. COBB, COMMISSIONERS
Searsmont, Jan, l, 1S73.-3w26*
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02
From AAusta.

Special despatches5te the Bangor Wing
give the following nominations by the
republican caucufes of the new Legisla-
ture, which OF course determine the of
fcers tor the corning year,
In the Senate Caucus this evehang, Hon
John May presided and S. W. Laae, Esq,
was made secf etary. Hon. John b. Foster
of Bangor was nominated tor President
Of the Sena@, receiving q votes TOT for
Hon. g. c. Darlington of Fryeburg Sam
mel W. Laae OF Augusta was nominated
Tor Secretary, H. M. Heath of Gardiner
for Assistant Secretary, James H. Bunker
ior Messenger and Benz. F. Stevens for
ASSISTANT Messenger. All except the
President served in the same position last
~in|f .,,, ,,o,,.n
Hon. E. F. Webb of Waterville was
nominated for Speaker, s. j. Chadbourne
OF East Dixmont, for Clerk, } O. Smith
Of Hodgdon, Assistant Clerk, J B. Walk
er, G. G. Leavens and J r Prescott for
Messengers.
THE DEMOCRATS OF THE HOUSE
met in the Judiciary Committee room and
nominated James r. Talbot of East Ma
chias for Speaker and l.. B, Brown OF
Augusta tor Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02
SEARSMONT.

The Searsmont and Montylle Cheese Factory
Association have organized by the choice of Y.
-mart, President; A. Woodman, Secretary; O.
u. Wilson, A. Sleeper, r. ;. Aver L. Cooper,
J Pease and A. Wentworth Directors. Said
factory to be located at or near The Cooper
Bro'- carriage factory. Capital stock $4,000, the
uo-1 Of which is taken up.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02
TROY.

We had been for long time wondering what
mad become Of the crop OF big pigs that annually
displays itself in new paper paragraphs. The
eOnundrum was about given up, when Mr.,
lsa~. NJ knowles, of Troy, steps 10 the front
with the record Of his pig, seven months and
twenty-four days Old, the dressed weight OF
at whleh was 332 pounds. Who bristles up
utNtt
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02

Pixies toothaehe Drops cure in minute,
"Jake, wants to AK YOU one Of dem thun-
derums." "Well, Sam. proceed" "Why am
a niger. after eating salt fish. like celebrated
poet?" "D'no, less bekase-bekase-" "Well.
bekase what?'' "Why, bekase he's Dryden
Z I ;;5' III: n ''' US +, & SO
The Republican journal., 1873-01-02

ARKIN ED.
Dec, ~. Schs Caroline Wallace Boston
30. u X Arey, Ryan, do Orion, Osborn,
Jack Downing, Patterson, Rockland.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
MAGISTRATES cases.
BEFORE MAYOR slMMs.


This morning.. police buEiness assumed a live
aspect, and the fstloWing cases were disposed of
Wm. II. BOuldsn iRdRlged in q drunk, and vas
uniueky enough to fall into tine hands OF officer
Nlekerson. Fifty cents and eetts
Noah Craig, col, and Joseph Campbell, indul.
ged IN disOrderiy drunk, last night, which officer
M9llan promptly suppressed. Each was Gnad 90
and costs and held to bail, in the sum of 5000 e
keep the psaco .El.' n
Edward Hyatt and George Beckley, indulged
IN good h11AOred. drunk; but ~ they oocnIIied
too much OF the aidsWalk, on AarSet sfteek. bslow
Front, ofhcer Mullen conducted them a. aehriers
where they could reel about to their hearts con-
tent, without interfeEiRg Mith pedestrians. Fiji.
ty cents and costs each =
While on his rounds, last nieAt Office Mullen
discovered Michael Gardiner at Fnoat and Ship
ey streets. clasping the lamp post in towing em-
brace Nike was reluctant 10 leave his AR5poE4,
but the otilcsF insisted. and he spent the bslanee
OF the night under cover. Fifty cents and costa
JAmea August and James 0'HorIa a, two very
= ad boys went into liquor store, and obtaining
some hquoE, BY representing that a man was suf-
iesAag from crmPs, close by. Before they could
get &way, however, the PToprietor discovered their
THse, and had them arrested. The Mayor rauaan-
ded them 20 the cells for further consdsation Of
their case 'fE Ft7Il = = 7
Besides the above, there was anOtheF cnIprit,
VINO was stlu too drunk 10 betried, and one whose
rial had to be Postponed ON account of the failure
OF ahe otcer making the arrest 70 appear in time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
The HarNeIt Sflhe Ileaa.

When ths e0Jl2b acts ~ Q rake, bringing away 3
roll of parted hbers every tiHe it passes through
the hair, badness would soon be Inevitable, Rhi
even In this case, fOrlorn Ii may seem, the mis-
chief can be arrested, the loss repaired. Lyons
KathairOn aided by brisk application of the brush
topromote the absorption OF the fluid by the scalp
gill stop he thinning-Out process In forty-eighi
E9qkE. The roots from which the dead fllaments
were shed WI eSQp Be Ee-endOWed with vitality
and Q new growth win bpee1ily spring up on ,be
denuded places. This work ot rspbtoa utslSh Nh
go on until the damage Is completely repaired
and the luxuriAnt crop of hair thus produced will
never Wither or fall out rs long as the vltalzing
application Is regularly continued.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
SMeraars sale.

A ~ Rintao ef . Wit el ais, Yondltioni Ex-
RSbiio RaEs. y az ifatsf n SsIRiSiss$ &
New gestle eounty, Delaware,
MONDAY. The q day of February. lsYa,
"a. e.,,...,. AZ o,eleek, 2, NJ
ne tohou u!9g eesertool Aeal Allntea 70 Wit
70. h.-Ah that tFeet % parcel of land situate 90
AG AeG SsfblS HUNDRED. u He1 CaSsie county aaa
ham Csn4ort. pog 81 Willian p. Ikompson, 81
~ lsF Hpas ~ land late af HoBFy Baton % y
neldS sha bS 10 ,oaetle snd iFsasssowa Tars-
s'shs sESSs Ss9sss.3es sasessr sas Rsss CT ss' via
= Ne. 2-Al thai tract o. parcel of iapd situats In
rss11eaaer nnnarea ta the county and State afore-
ssld bounded By NO. above dsleElh 81 land late
o. heexf Bafle1s noW Of E19nES Iatnall, by land
laAe q EaFa Dillltoes aOH Of Gaplaia Whltak eF
and M Veg Castle ane fFonohioun Turnpike.
egntaanlne fW41fBsfWo Acres, mora Or less.
Del4e4f y fAEon - oEoontil1f e. the proDeFty of
Joseph Meore, deooased. MargaFsl "A. O3hi, nS-
4. LaRs aaPi7letsataF Of Josoph Moore. deesassd,
glkiBs ARMSTRONG. lst. sh,r,a
h1AllAe e1eA AeB Casile. Sals L 1854
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
SIneriGI safe Of Real Estate,

s By virtue Of writ of LeVari Faeias To me
,i,a directed. will Le exposed 10 Public Sale as
III the Hotel kept by William B. Ford, ct Kirk
Tood. in st. deOrEes hundred. New Castle
"'T 6n IfoNDAY, February 8. 1873.
All O'clock, p. m.,
the following described Zeal katals, viz.
All that certain farm or tract Of land situate "
ing and being in reneAder hundred. Nee CaRtIe
county aud StAteO Delaware particularly bound ed
and described as follows. TO wit: Beginning az q
large black oak tree q corner of Outten d. JesteF's
and william b. CAlhOun's land. and running thence
BY the land Ofsaid Calhoun south 675 degrees west
1S 7-1O pcrehes 10 stone in CantWell Clark's line;
theneo WITH his line south one quarter of q degree
east 81 lQperches 70 stone in Joseph Sapp's line;
thence BY his and William ]. Hurlocks land north
"a degrees east "a pereAes to q stone, and south
S2 degrees east lS0 peTch4s to stone a corner of
- degrees east e6 2-lO Derches TO a stake a corner
o. George W. walkers Lana; thence With his land
lbS degrees east peTches 20 stone IN apriVate
Rad; thenee with said road due aoktA "a berehes
20 stone corner Of John McCOrmickb land;
thenca with his land north 40H dOEESeS vest 90
peEches TO stone. thence moth AsI< degrees 0ask
sS 40 perehes 20 q stone aud persmmOn stump;
theneo spqth S24 east 7-lO penches 10 q stone
corner OF land Of REV. William Williams deceased;
theAce north one degree vest % 10 peFcheS to the
aeoye named black oak tree and place Of begin
ping, containing One Hundred and Forty -sig ht
AfPea. more oF less.
SsiAoa and taken In execution as the pro psrty Of
Mary Esehhra. EyFyjEing mOEtgagor. kdWin IL.
keekaFd. aaPisiSHataTjQ, 81. y. (. Z. A. OF Henry
L. feckard. deegnsoa. M0rtaA AgoF, Und R B. QWnlEp
ana Ohn h Price terIO tenalta, aad % be sold ~
r.-,., : kQBkkT y. ARMSTRONG, kheii6.
Sherias Once. New Castle. JaR. l. Is7S-l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
Sheri@'s sale.

49, BY virtue Of n writ OF LevaFi Facias to
N,!s me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
w at the Lafayette Hotel, SAL Shiptey street,
IL kept By James @. PieTsOn, in the city Of
Wilmington New Castle county. Delaware,
On TUESDAY. the 2Sth Of January, lS73,
at IL O'Clock, q. IN,
the following described Real Estate. Wis:
All that certain lot or pieOO Of land situated in
the city of Wilmington Aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed - follows TO witt beginning at the corner
formed by the Intersection of the line Of the cas-
terly side 81 WALNUT street With the line Of the
northerlg side Qf Tenth street; thence eeslerlg
along the )rtherly side OF Tenth street one hum
dred and Atty five feet to the westerly side Of VIII
son street, ~ laid cut ut thirty ave feet wide.
thence northerly along the line Of the westerly
SIDE OF wilson street parallel to walnut street
hundred feet stalker thence westerly parallel 10
Tenth street one hundred and hfty Eve feet to the
line OF the eRsterly side of Walnut street. aud
thence thereby southerly one hundred feet TO the
place of beginning.
seized and taken in execution as the property Of
10 titus Sykes and Jane Sykes his wife, and samuel
4 kellsy ard Mary Kelley his wife, ana John W.
rodd' tsffs 5S3ebsnni54re 3b ni5 e be sold By, -,,~
Sherf's Office, New Castle, Del, Jan. 2 A.D. ls7S-1O
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
FuHAMelAL y { A4D colaaaERoIAL
Sss"gC Sg,,ml.o,.n IaF AZ S9AlLE ssssSEs a ;E
RuaInaaa Mntloaa.

0Asap CoOt -StOve S6.25, Nut $3.50 per 29AO
pounds for cash only, atyard South Of Market
street Bridge. feb21-H WIN. j. BROWN
TO Pic Nc PARTIEs.-A fine assortment oi
English pickles and sauces Of all kinds Walnut
and TomatOe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lohsters, Sar-
dimes, Picked ani Cove Oysters. &c, &c. Also
9AtthsWs & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BoWMANS the GrOcer's 4th and LON bard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass pressrvin
kettles. Mason. Dexter, Valve. Wilcox, and othe
gass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
~ B0WMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21

ROLLER SKATING AssElLBLIEs.-The Roller
Skating Assemblies, winch PUeSad such a popular
amusement in our city last winter ,glI be recon-
nenced. at the Masonic Temple, to-morrOsv oven
lnes under the management Of Mr.. s. s. KrueeoT.
These assemblies, alter this week. will be held on
Monday wednesday and Saturday evenings, and
on Meonesoag and Saturday aflernoons In CIV
ing these assemblies, the infringement reserve IA q
right TO refuse admission, the use OF skates 10
any Objectionable persons Those who 90 can
therefore rest assured that the company they meet
will be acceptable in every respect
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
S0cIETIRs.
KEFTINes TH1s KVKN1No.

Asylam Lodge, No g8, o o v, St Gad lei
lows Hall, Third and King stTasts
Good Intent Division, No 3, 81 Of T, at Hall
Fifth and Market streeta
Humanity Circle, U c A, Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, K Of p, at knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
American Star Lodge, No l, q F, at Good
FeheTS Hall, Third and Market streets.
and Market streets. .
Fidelity Temple. No. !, True Tsmpiars. at HAll
cor. Of 9TH and Spruce streets.