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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
Important Land Decision.
The following is published for the inform 'tion it gives, concerning acquisition of title,

The following is published for the inform alton it gives, concerning acquisition of title, etc.:
 wlsniSGToS January ls33.
 Register ani Receiver San frnnci.co. Cnurnia-,ien. t"men ruurs or the lsf ui ask ug instructions conceni. ing leolaa'ury statements unoiierei hands, has been received.
 You "H the ,ne fr pte-onir,ars who flied prior ,o July lt s70 expires March 2 ls7j This s srror Tn" act ot March Il, lt7l providing that prc-smpt1n claimant, who had filed taclarury staeu.nt. triy ,o the passage Of that Act lands in California should have one year from date of said Act n which ak. proof and payment va. for the relief Of pre-mpiiOn tiers in the State Of California and hence be rued io restrict io that date claimant whose period for prcf md payment would no, otherwise expire until ator March 2 ls9J while does not extend such period to those hose time would otherwise expire po that date
 Any settler on unonered surveyed lands in California whose settlement antedates April 4 1870 has until March 2@ ls'j Tor proof and payment 1T his settlement was subsequent to that date he thirty three m mouths from date thereof Circular of July 90 lg72 s herewith en cloocd aud your attention called o the Inst section of the Af,er fling has expired by limitation of law you sre ,o treat te land described by hhug had ever been made ior h save ih the single instance of party hg tonenug his rroo and payment prior tJ the initiation or valid adverse clam. In of conflicting ior he same and it d eonr-e sufficient that they Weno' e"dngs pvr to the expiration of the period for roOi and TayiDsHt Their action however must be reg. unr and legal Where preempors delayed in making aer hnnl ITf etc. by susIeusOu of plate they are entitled io the peo after resioracn us they would have had t such disability hal existed.
 claimant cannot tpe allowed to Ale n second fine t,, the same land expiration f the legal rerod allowed Tor entry alleging settlement Such dec aratior would be manifest contradiction in terms of the facts alleged n his filing arcndy of record and would anoun, a,,uh'"'i"n vi The claimant which this office cannot legally permit f parties therefore allow the legal Jim. 10 e1Pre without making proof and payment they do H the own peril and cannot be protected after such ach. es against an adverse interest legally acquired On the contrary ihe law will be strictly applied tn favor of such adverse claimant and his legal right will be secured to him whenever he shall present himself iu conformity with the requirements of the lnw and demand is cogniiion
 Respectfully, WILLIS DgUNMOND
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF CERBAT TovH. ship in the county of Mohavs, Territory of ArilsaA
 D. c. REMINGTON. Plaintiff ,
 dDdiaSt
 JOIN WoKrH, Defendant
 The People of the Territory Of Arx.aa ,~nd .,..,,.. to John Worth defendant Of the county aforesaid:
 You are hereby required to appear before r-s .. = oio- in Oerbai precinct township in the above eo.nx Mohave in an action brought against you by the absss namsh pantn and answer the complaint in said aesiss day seryoe) afer the service you Of this spmuoss The add action is brought to from yoa ths su o one hundred and thirty dollars in gold cola fos lsbss done and materials furnished and supplied by planta s your special request and order See l Glsd In my oss And you are hereby notified that if yoe fail to appss. and answer said complaint above required said paa um VII take Judgment against you s the aaid Aount of eos,s and damages. ' TO ths shenn or any Constable of said county greeting
 Make legal service and due return hereof Gven under my hand this 2sth day of January, A. ID, ls7d EDWARD r. GALLAGHER
 febs Justice Of the Peace of said Tow nshfp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
DEPOTS AND POSTS.

wHIPPLE DEPOT and FORT wHfPPLE.-Rarl.y 5sj UOo hs Corn. 5s5 Oo0 lbs Hay 566 cos lbs Wood BIO cord, hard .OeO curd. .,n. YUMA DEPOT and FORT YUMA.-Barlsy los oOc lbs. Hay, g19. OuO lbs. Wood, GOO cords spn TTCSON DEPOT and CAMP LOWELL. Barley 6l7 UO bs CorB, DO 900 lbs Hay, lil6OoO 10. Wood l, 900 corls s1n CAMP APACUE.-Corn so OoO lbs. Hay, l2si COG lbs Weed 20 cords hard 5aO cords soft CAMP BEALE sPR1NGS.-Barley. 36 OOO lbs. Hay, 72O1u lbs Wood, % cords hard 2.'O cords soft. CAMP BD NiE.- Barley g2- OO0 lbs Corn 22s OnC lbs Hay. 'o9 oOO hs Wood 3JJ cords hard. CAMP DATE CKEEK.-Barloy. Jl3OOD lh. Corn, l56 GOO lbs Hay, 7U.OJO lbs. Wood. ij0 cords hard 30 coris soft.
 NEW POST n, MT. GRAHAM-Bariey. s4O.o0 lbs. Com, 70 cOO bs. Hay l,9O7,O0o lbs. Wood 27l cords hard eGO cords son.
 CAMP HAULPAL-Barlsy 22a. .OOO lbs Corn. 2sg. Ood lbs Hay. 7Ol,OO0 lbs. Wood 5sO cords s"i. CAMP MCDOWELL.-Barley, OJD.O .O1O lbs Corn, s7l 0J0 lbs Hay, 2sis OoO lbs Wood 100 cords hard 800 cords suh.
 CAMP MOJAvE.-Bafi.y, lj9 ooO Ib. Hay. l5o ooO lbs Wood Jl0 cords s0n CAMP VERDE Harley 422 OOa lbs Corn 42l OoO lbs. Hay. l. 2-J 0OO lbs
 Each proposal must be accompanied by guarantee signed by two resI1n.ibe persons whose responsibility must be certified by officer of the C. B. civil military service that m the bid s accepted the bidder will at once execute e"n'ac, with satisfactory bond in fourth the amount of the ooniract
 The right to rejec, any all bids is by the United states.
 obtained from hs office and from the Depot and Foe, QuhTivrmAsiers.
 Envelopes of proposals intended for th. office 10 be en- dorsed Proposals for forage and fuel and addressed the uHdeTs gD.d.
 Local proposals under general orders No s. to be nd dressed o the Quartcrnas,er of the Depot or Po. fur which inc bid is intended and endorsed as above. By order of the Department Commander.
 J. J. DANA
 Chief Quartertnastsr Dept of Arizona
 Major and Quartermaster [. x. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
PROPOSALS FOR LAND TRANSPORTATION,

OFFICE or THE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA PRESCOTT, A. T., February l5 1873. Sealed proposal. in trpcais with copy of this adver tsement attached to each, will be received this until noon,
 Saturday. March 29, 1873, Al which place and time they will be opened, bidder. lion by land of military supple. in Department of Ali zona for 'he hseal year commencing July ls', 1873. Proposals will be made for routes as follows:
 Route No. \. Comprising inc Posts existing or which may be e.. of 'fe colorAdo River and 3Ith J~raeI of sSyrssr sSs sads @ ghaeh a are nov .uPped O, which
 Route No. 5. Comprising the Posts now existing or which may h. . ahshsd in this Department during the fiscal wear North of the 3iih Parne of latitude and Fast of the Col hereafter be decided to supply ria Ehrenberg
 Route No. :f. From 'hs terminus of the Southern Pacific Railrcad in this Department to Posts embraced in Route No and ineindinE Camps Apache and Mcdowell.
 Biddsrs will slate the in r. Legal Tender no,e, per pound per hundred miles which they will trns Iort the supplies They will give their name. in fn their residence and Po.innce address. hid. rnnd. he hrm should be signed by each member thereof C0ntFaetors may be required transport supplies to and Iron, p",nt- reasonable distance exceeding 8 miles outside the limits of the regular and bidders are requested to specify in their proposals rate at which ,neh ;ransportaiion should be required will per. rom rates Tor service with ID limits of route Road travel to be than len d6 miles pei day.
 Each proposal must he accompanied by n guarante, gBed by two responsible p@r.ous whose re,ousbilJ,y must be certified by officer of the [. s. civil military erviee that in the bid is accepted bidder will at ,nee execute contract with satisfactory bond in ourth of it's amount for its faithful execution and be in eadiness for service July lsi. ls7J
 The ngbt to reject any all bids s reserved by United States Envelopes should be endorsed Proposals for Land ansprtatioo and addressed fo this ufce where blank orns o proposals and farther information may be ob aned. By ofder Of the Department Commander.
 J. J. DANA,
 Chief Quarterihaster Dept. of Arizona
 Major and Quartermas,er |. S. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
The History of Royalty.

Some one who delights in the analysis Of his. tory, has gone to the trouble of tracing the ups aud downs Of royal life. He says that out of 5IO EmpeTors or Kings over siXty-four nations 299 were dethroned, siNy-four abdicated, twenty com. mitted suicide, eleven went mad, 100 died on the Dattie-neld, l&3 were made prisoners, twenty five were pronounced martyrs and saints, l5l were as- sasslnated sixty-twO were poisoned, and los sen. tenced 10 death. Total 963. Al the close of an- other century it will probably be a much easier task to record the yicisltudcs and ultimate fate of royal houses.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
Administrators SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice Is hereby given ha, In pursuance Of an order of The Probate Court of the county of Yavapa Territory Arizona made The 7th day 'f February, 1875 the Ad mnistraior will in Accordance herewith oer for sale either private or pnbe--the following Ranch to wit:
 The Ranch formerly owned by Adam Reisbeek de ceased and known the Burnt Ranch" located on the mall route o both Ehrenbcrg and MOhave containing GO acres win house barn, corral oorn-erb good we'll and fence,-abOui three miles from Prescott.
 Said Ranch can be sold st private sale and offers will bo received bY the Administrator, John Raible ai his place oi business Cor they be leit the office of the Probate Jufgel or will be sold public auction on Sat uTday, March list, 1873 the premises. Terms cash
 JOHN RAlBLE, Administrator. Prescott February ' 1873. febstt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

IL will be seen thaf the stocks in the three prin- cipai markets on the first Of Inc present year. az gregated, In round numbers, l2 000, 900 more than on the lst of January a year ago
 The domestic yield has remained stationary for the past six years, while the foreign imports have more than trebled within that period thu demon. strating the utter allacy ofthe Protectionsts the ory, so far at least, as wool Is concerned
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
An Ancient Frog,

While the workmen were engaged in sinking vertical shan at the Black Diamond Coal Com. Panys mine in Mount Diablo, recently they came upon frog at depth of l72 feet. It was imbed. ded in solid sandstone, SO that the impression of Us form was perfect upon the rock around it. but nevertheless. alive, and lived for twelve hours alter It's extraction. The President of the com pany now has il, and will present H 10 the Acad- emy Of Sciences.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.
DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, D Aarioopa County. Arizona Territory.

n. D Ahrieopa County Arizona Territory.
 SEsrA IiIcks. Plaintiff
 
 RoDotPHo Hicks, Defendant
 Action brought in the Court of the Third Jud ea District in and for the County of Marcopa in the Ter. rIory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona send greeting io RodoipA. Hicks. defendant:
 You are hereby summoned and required appear fs action brough, agains, yoa by the abov. named ps.g 10 the District Court of the Third Judicial District ip s,x Tor the county of Maricopa, In inc Territory Of Arrsna and answer inc complaint flied with the Cl.rk of this Court al Phoenix, iu said osunty, copy which ess.- paint accompanies this tummOns), within twenty dav. teHenvs of the day o ssrves) ssr service ups. ys ot his summons served in this county; but ssrxel out or the county and within this District thea uitAs thirty days and In all other forty days
 hts ncen s brought tO obtain decree Court fsr ths diso'aon Of the bonds of matrmouy existing bstu.sa you and the sad pAinG and the of this aeton ssd you fhl 10 appear and said eompaini above required the plaintiff will take default against you asd apply to the Court for the relief demanded la sAld es- plant
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Dlsty,st 1872. SHAW ar.,. D'
 li-A By J. K. DARROCHE, Deputy Cl.yS Ws A. HANCOCK Attorney fer Plaintiff f.blto
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
Looks like Business.

The following item from the San Francis Call, of recent date, looks like 'business."
 It is said that Sisson & Wallace, of this city. have secured the contract for supplying the labor to build the Texas and Pacific Railroad The men are to be on hand by the first Of March. The firm held q similar contract with the Central Pacific
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

The boys have new name for it. When ever one of them wants 10 know when this or that gentleman was elected to the United States Senate, instead of putting the ques- ton the old fashioned way, he asks "What year did Senator So-and-so buy in l'"- Washington Star.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

The Grand Lodge of F. and A. NJ. of Ne. braska publicly warns brothers against pur- chasing tickets for the Omaha Grand Gift Concert for tho purpose of aiding the cree ton of Masonic Temple at that place.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

young man in San Francisco found an old deacon he knew "bucking the tigern in gambling hell. What" he exclaimed. deacon, you here ]" "Yes," was the reply, " am bound 10 break down this evil institu tiOn."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

!" It may be true, as reported" says the Virginia City Enterprise, that diamonds have been found in certain locality in Ne yada, but the maa who attempts to sell a share of the stock in this market will be shot.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

Old Texans declare that they never knew by actual experience what cold weather was before this winter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
>~ ool.

The total wool clip of the United States last year vas l6O0OOO00 pounds. This is l4.O0O, 900 pounds more than the clip of 1871, and 5000, 900 pounds less than the clip of 1870 The New York Bulletin gives the stock Of wool in ihe principal markets on the first of January 1873, and al the corresponding period last year as foIlows:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
N or IC E.

The undersigned will sell all the personal property he. longing b said estate day and at same place as above Said property consists of mule horse wagon two sets of harness, blows. saddies cooking utensils &e JOHN RAIBLR, Administrator
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

l Modesty is a handsome dish-cover. that
 makes us fancy there must be something very good beneath it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
ARIZONA STAGE LINE
Regular ,eniveekly trips, by stage with mail will be
 made between Prescott, AriSOna,
 ..and.. San BernardinO, California.

Two-borse wagons carrying the [. & Mails and pas. sengers leave Prescott and San Bernardino every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, Making the trip in sir dAy. passing route. ERRgS. BERG, WICKENBURG and CAMP DATE CREEK Parties wishing transportation to Arizona ria th, route can be furnished the same in
 FOUR OR SIX HORSE STAGES On private contract by giving weeks notice ia ad vance to Agent of Arizona Stage Ln" San Bcrnadno The rates fr same will be in proportion to the daou required.
 Regular Rates of Fare.
 Currency From Prescott Co Wickenbarg g............... 20 Oo From frescott To LhreubsTg 4500 From Sen Benardino to Ehreuberg. g % From San Bernlrdiuo 10 Wickeuburx co CO
 Local Agents:
 i n, M San Bsrnardino , " INNI Prescott. NNA Road Superintendent.
 JAMES GRANT, PROPRIETOR. J. IL fiEhsoS' sUrEnsrEspESr. ssp2s'72
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

Which may be required during the hscal yrnr ing July lst ls1J at each of the Depo and Posts u Inc Department of Arizona.
 In conformity with general order No. g. War Depart. mont A c. O. 1877, local pruJ.a, will also be received up the hour and date by the Quarrrnastcr ai each ot The Deros and Posts for furnishing al rea. enable proportion of the Grain Hay and Wood required there.
 Grain io he delivered In sacks which are become the prreriy Of inc r. s. and Hay iu stacks either baled lu.sr.
 All supplies furnished to be uf gUod Inercauable quality. and 10 be delivered such times and 10 suc h quantities as may be desguated by proper authority.
 The quantities stated herein approximate and are subject To liminutiou du
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
CORN BARLEY HAY and WOOD

Al which place and time they will he opened bidder having inc privilege of being prcssnt) frr supplying all A fna.lnabIc nrnIalriinn ni ihr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

OFFICE or THE CHIEF oUARTERMAsTER.
 DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA !
 PRESCOTT, A. T., February l5 ls7J. Sealed proposals in tripcas with copy of this ad tsemen attached 10 each, will be received at this oe
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
PRESCOTT.
PROPOSALS FOR GRAIN, HAY and WOOD
Saturday, March 20, 1873,
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA
 GRIEF Qr AWtrHN ,>TEk's OFFICE
 pUE.fnVI EYf.rtay.

Sealed prnfn.lis in duplicate with a cpY of ,hi. al ,is"ment attached to each vii bc received ., this e until uoon
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-19

sStGlon for JanesTyn Il. Y, npd opnreet
with y i q. g t1.ins easi aud Wtst. rOUrcctH
Warren thtranJ ,ns and west, ON tho q En-
h. L. y rHAYE& Gcnl Supt,,
.A-.Irk, Nousei
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-19

,eial notices 20 conts per line, each inse. lion.
I Alr,semcuts payable quarterly in advance
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-19
PITHOLEy yALLEYR. w.
NAME OF ATIONS

HEs.y wI:ku4u, Asent f.sao.t, Pa ,'' '"''
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-19

sp-1rain J does not stop Mt Boyd farm, Shnirr
or Myers switch, and stops only o, sigla AT
Bonghton aud Lakevic.
~ trains do not Stop. 80 Stop on Signal
Trains ) and will run daily An other tranis
daily except sIudaSs.
On Sundays train will run one hour late from
hayvio TO Oil City.
Train will stop n Rouoeve on Signal for Pas.
sonsers going NOrlh Of Tusyillc
Trail may leave OF RouseyillG Passengers that
were re ceiyed North of Ttusyillc.
J. j LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt.
Q. j. nEPRURN. Asst nnpl
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
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Gronton, s.

- Gin ormer GamilienOater III Minerstile
bittct alle Mcnid)enfreunbe, lin init ciner 2ie>
bte:saobe su anteritiiben. Sen't CT i'm stsnoe it,
}ee }ens Sa S" inersps S1 oSer 's oero es n foen
81: la6sn. Sin breOer Mann bat fid i@on Be-
M s tt Sen asSsr @es xa a ebree SSGo Pxsa
iueroe. .slllenfaufge 8eitrdsc tperben bonn Scr
ouSseber oer ~Sbio" in @lnpfang senom'nen.
4on,croh, - Sctober 1878.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

body Of Anderson. The tale is soon told
MeCluskey lived minute longer than
his antagonist. The dead bodies, firmly
locked in each others embrace, were Ia
ken to the house of Harding and laid out
side by side on the gaming-tablc. A
crimson trail marked the path Of those
who carried them indoors, and pools Of
blood indicated the scene of the late con-
fict.
There was no gaming that night, The
hunters and Indians appeared to find ex-
citemcnt enough in talking over the
events of the day without having to re-
sort to the usual pastimc. About II
o'clock the moon rose, and the bodies
were taken out for burial There were
no funeral ceremonies, but Joe Harding
remarked as the mufllcd forms were low
cred into the grave "Thcre go two as
brave men as ever lived" They were
buried deep to keep the wolves and CO.
votes from digging them up, aud the
earth was heaped up in little mound to
mark where they slept. And then, with
the night wind whispering soft requiem
over the dead mems graves, and the
moon shining sadly from her distant
sphere in the upper ether, the crowd
slowly dispersed, and each man sought
his couch.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND, FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST l5 is
1Doftital.
From the Charleston CIV. ya) Courier.
Who'll Bring the Ammunition, Boys

AT the battle Of Dry Creek, near the White
Sulphur Springs, just before the Federals made
their last charge, cry ran along the lines FOR
ammunition. There was an open field about
300 yards wide swept by the enemy's shot
To pass through this field was the only way
to get ammunition, and to make the attempt
was considered death. Under these circum-
geant George Peel of the Kanawha Sharp
Shooters volunteered TO go. lie successfully
got the ammunition, and returning was seen
to fall in the middle Of the field. No one went
TO him, for II was death to go. AS soon as
night came he was found lying dead with n
ball through his breast and the box of ammu-
milton clasped in one arm. Sergeant Pee's
family live on Lens creek in this county,
eve are out of ammunition, boysl
They're preparing for a CHARGE
To pass yon field for cartridges
Is death 10 him who dares
IT'S swept by many bursting shell,
And bullets thick as snow,
Listen don't you hear that shout?
Who's brave enough TO go
A silence was along the line,
When louder came the cry
"Whoi Il bring the ammunition, boys2
Who's brave enough to die ~
A thousand men were lying low,
Each had watchfnl eye;
They scan the field of shell and shot;
To go-it seems to die.
Up rose brave and gallant man,
He heard the swelling cry,
"Who' II bring the ammunition, boys ~
Who's brave enough to die ~
He stood-there came silent awe
Der warriors brave and true
"I'll bring the ammunition, boys,
Pm not afraid to co.
Thro' bursting shells and shrieking balls
Right firmly moves he on
Returning TO the lines he falls;
None dared what he had done.
And thus the brave are wont to die
When duty calls--no fear.
They know that life's mortality,
And give for ii bier.
ONE WHO LOVED Him.
Charleston, July 1873.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

A HIsT TO TIE WORKING MANA
man with family, however poor he NAV
be, owes it to his wife to save her health
and strength in every way possible. Ho
has no right TO allow the mother Of his
children TO wear her life out toiling will,
her needle to clothc her family. His
duty is to buy the New Elias Howe Sew
ing Machine, the best machine for fam.
lily sewing ever invented, and ho can
buy one for sixty dollars. More than
this, he can buy the Howe machine upon
terms which enable him to pay for it in
small monthly installmcnts, that he can
pay out Of his wages without feeling the
drain. He will get thereby a machine
capable Of doing every variety Of family
work in the most beautiful manncr--a
machine that even child can operate,
and which will prove permanent fanii-
ly blessing. L. Eagle, Agent for Mont
gomery county, offers this celebrated ma
chine on New York terms and prices. -
Some agents Of other machines ask fifteen
dollars advance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

Sd, Ga, ga, 80 ana Iv-4 sheetngs;
l Case more Of the splendid "A Bleached
Muslin we are selling at l21 cents. Also the
best Shifting Muslins very cheap. Feather
proof Bed Ticking, Damask Table Linens
from SO cents up; Towels, Napkins, Doylies
White Bed Spreads and Quilts, white and
checked Mattings cheap, Floor and Table Oil
Cloths, Gauze Flannel
Goods for Men and Boys Wear.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Tweeds for Suit
ings: Superior Black French Doeskin CASH
meres. Linen Drilings and Ducks from %
cents up; Cottonades and Farmers Cassimeres,
Kentucky Jeans, &c.
A large stock Of NOTIONS very cheap
Coates and Clark's best Spool Cotton at G
cents a spool.
Nds- For real bargains always call at l0l
Bridge Street, Georgetown, D. @:
BENJAMIN MILLER.
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