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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-26
Hotiffs.

NOTICE.-The members of LAfi fiyefte Lodge Ma.
~ X. Up. are hereby notified 10 attend fhs
next stated meeting Of the Lodge Sep, With, 1874,
to take action on the Revised Constitution and BY
Laws. BY order Of the c. q
sepsr2i L. A. MILD, K. Of r. as.
NUTICE-The Officers and members OF Martha
~ Washington Council, No. l, U. ID. of A are re-
que'ted to attend MEETING OF their Hail, In Nc
arys Building, Friday evening the seth inst, to
transact business OF Importance. BY order.
seps5-st' X. $. CRAWFORD, r. $.
NoTlCR.-I, L. NJ. England, Druggist do hereby
~ give notice that intend to apply at the next
Court OF General session, to he he at New Castle.
st te OF Delaware, on the i7lh day Of November
next for License to dispense spirituous liQ lors
mRdicinally, at sixth aud LOMBARD streets, VIII
mingson, Del, upon the 1, ,commendation Of the
fO no r,Q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-26
OoLE a "'LLEH.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOne.t
Fourth and KIuR streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL
(s1 BUILDING LOTS,
At PUBLIC SALE


At PUBLIC SALR.
On NINTH, TRNrn, CLAYTON DUPONT Sta.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
SATURDAY., september 2zth. 1873,
Commencing at P, M. sharp.
On that beautiful piece upland near the city has,n
where homes can be made and enJ ,yed being a.
high and ~ grounds overlooking ihe city and H.,
Delaware River, fee from noisome smells aud nm
healthy vsporR N
"a These lots are now stalked out and n.
Ut nnm cred, and an inspection OF them D4
~ The public is cOrdla ly inv. ted This
propeity has neen In the owners family for tr
one h ndred and 1fty yoars. The IL FLs theref rs
Ii clear and frea IT IN the risks attet ding urchas
OF property frequ ntly sold.
GI TERMS OF sALR-o0 per cent. in n.
Ut cash. the balancs 40 lailt divided iAto b
two notes payable Ia and month";
from nay OF sale. with Rcceptahl3 security bearing
interest ir0 data. or cl ar discount OF per ene
fJr all cas1 az part es may choose. t'lenrnt / in
I'll cases 10 he made on or Deior the following 81.
urday, at the office Of REYNOLDS & Co, 10 Market
street De ds and pOss ssiOu given on settling
sac posttv', open ami falr.r
Gd kEiNJLD' A CO., nA
Ut slb Market Street. O4
OGI X q MILLER, AHcttoneeTs.
Rep15 Is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-26
Saturday. the 18th day of Oct. IN.
ct II O'Clock. A. N on the premlsea

Saturday. the 9Th day of Oct. taz,
ct IL O'Clock. A. M on the premises, 90
The following Lande and Tenements. In nit.
thst certain lot or piece Of land hayoo H.. th.. Al
erected brick SCHOOL HOUSE and Other riteIeoh tn
lngs situated in the city o. Wilmington Nav %d "a.
County, and state OF D.laWare, bounded an. Nas,le
scrib as follows TO wit: NNp u.s.
BEGINNING at the int raection ~ the No,tho.,-
sids OF Eighth street with the westerly aide NJ uJ
laston Street, thence along said side Of Eghth VI ~
tn rth Westerly direction eighry-nine fee ,o1,
lot OF land sold TO ArGf ibad Given thence o.A s,A
said land N0Tthery parallel tn JtdersSn s,rng ung
elghtyOne feet TO stake, thence talterlV na sT
with Eighth street eighty nine feet TO Inc said Nv
OF Wollaston Street, and thence thereby soaih o ue
eighty-one feet 70 the lsce OF beginning; hs M!
contents thereof what they may Nv 'no
Attendance will be given and terms o. sals mad.
known ~ the time ana place aforesaid, BY aue
SsM'L N. HARRINGTON. Trnstaa
es- rhe lanu above de- crib d il the S,honl uoI..
and premises occupied for a long time by n r,ats
sen Taylor ami MI ton ia on. .nos occupied hv ~,
latter The reputation their ehools II ". Wy
widely krown, and gives TO these prt misea a tn. a
cial value and goud will 'pu-
seTI7-'e97-24 2e49.l "a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-26

4EaHtFG.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-26
PoIitItaI gutifes.

rVARD II respectfully present myself as candt.
date for sheriff, ct the ensuing nomination OF
the Republican Party, in New Castle OeunJ:
II II. MCNULLIN,
aepta.1ms New Castle Hundred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-26

oaics o. tse Carnsreis s...s g,.a.tas Roo-s
lCTE-vEST CgsNza s-a xAESgT SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

There is disposition on the part of some of
the anti-railroad monopoly men OF the West to
hitch free trade to their car. To this the Chi
cago Inter- Ocean protests, on the ground that
free-trade men and protectionists should unite
and not divide their forces in the assault on the
common enemy. The Chicago Tribune, how
ever, declares war on both the railroad mo-
nopoly and the protective monopoly. Ii in
sists that the two wrongs be righted together.
and THAT when the railroads are brought to
their milk the Bessemer steelers and their af-
hlisted extOrtionists shall be brought to theirs
at the same time" The Tribune undertakes to
show by the figures how, through the onerous
workings of the tariff, the western producer re-
alizes but l34 cents per bushel for his corn,
that sells in New York for 6. cents-all the rest
being taken to pay taxes levied to protect some
body else. The acts OF Congress levying these
taxes are repealable. They produce no revenue
Tor the government, and were not intended to
do 80 They were enacted to build up a very
small privileged class by levying bounties for
their benefit upon the labor of the country.
Therefore the Tribune urges the farmers to 20
straight ahead in their war ON this iniqutyn
IL IS pretty evident from the signs of the times
that the railroad question is to be the question
IN the future; and next to il in Importance. and
perhaps allied with it, will be the free-trade
question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARrMNr, Office CAief Si0nal OAosy,

,NAshih6Ton, u u, April Il, 1873, IL y. m.
,S1SoPsls FOB TIE PAST rwKNTYYoUR HOURS -
ing central over Western New York has moved east
Mard over Maine beyond our stations Light and
esh northwest with clear weather are now re port
from New England, and light westerly Winds with
paIuy cloudy and hay weather from New York:
svutnefy winds with hazy weather from the Middle
Alantic states, where the baronetric pressure is
now greatest, An extensive area Of low barometer
Kansas and southwark to Texas, and Is now appa-
Tnenty central over Iowa, Arkansas, and the lower
Ohio valley. Brisk southsrly winds were re ported
last ight from Louisiana, and northwestern gales
from southern Dakota to Colorado. Cloud and rain
Eow prevail from Minnesota to Chic, Tennessee
and Arkansas, so FAR as this region has been heard
PRoBA BrLITIEs.-The storm center In the lower
Onio valley move eastw ard during the rest of Tues
DAY ara extend by Tuesday night from New York
10 SOuth Carolina. For the eastern Gulf states
sOntherly Winds increasing to brisk, with cloud
ana rain For South Atlantic states uheast wind,
veer1ng to southwest, with threatening weather fol
lowed by rain Tuesday night For the Middle At
Ianflc states increasing southern winds backing to
east with threatening weather. For New England
Light Minds and clear or hazy weather continue
unti Tuesday evening, followed by easterly winds
sno cloudy weather Tuesday night For the lower
lakes northeast winds, increasing to brisk, with
ttnreatenlng and rainy weather. For the upper
lakes INCREASING northeast winds backing to north
west NTH rainy weather except possibly on Lake
supyriOi. For Kansas and the northwest cold
northefiy winds increa ing to gales Reports ara
very generally missing from the upper fakes, the
lssisppi valley, and all stations to the west ward
Cautionary signals continue at Mobile, New Or
ieans chicago, Milwaukee, and Toledo, and are or
Norfolk. OH"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

a decision Of no little importance to business
men was delivered in the supreme court of
Illinois by Judge Breeze last week. Th~case
was a follows: James T.. Tyler telegraphed
October 50, 1872, by the Western Union Tele.
graph company, to John wrenn, Of New York,
to purchase 100 shares of Western Union stock.
The message was transmitted and received
1000 shares" Mr.. Tyler brought suit in as.
sumpsit for damages, and was awarded a.. 60
damages by the jury, being the cost of the mes
sage. A motion for new trial was overruled
by an appeal taken to the supreme court. In
reversing the judgment Of the circuit court.
and demanding the cause for further proceed
inss, Judge Breeze held that a mistake in trans
mission Is prina facie evidence Of negligence,
and that the burden is on the company to prove
the contrary. II the company relies upon con-
tracts to restrict its liability 1t must show q
valid contract freely entered into by the sender,
and for a valuable consideration paid by the
company or acknowledged by the sender. But
even such contract will not relieve the COM
Pany from gross negligence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
tESDAY............ 4, lS7S.

Most arguments against the efficacy of capital
punishment have the fatal defect that they are
made on the assumption that this mode Of pun
ishment has been fully tried. Now the fact is
that through the tricks and bubbles OF the
lawyers, and the difficulty Of procuring con-
yictiOn or Of getting the murderer executed
after conviction, the death penalty is not exc
cuted with any unifCr nifty. 1t Is this slip-shod,
exceptional enforcement of the law that gives
encouragement to would-be murderers to be-
Iieve that they will escape, as 80 many others
have before them. Where criminals are made
to feel that death viii follow unerringly upon
detection, they drop the murder business with
precipitation that shows the efficacy of
hanging. This was illustrated by the
operations OF the California vigilance COM
mittee in 1855, which By the prompt and in
exoraele punishment of criminals put a speedy
end to the reign of ruffianism there. Prior to
the organization of the vigilance committee il
was al most impossible to hang a murderer in
San Francisco. IL was next TO impossible TO Sc
cure conviction in the courts, and by the use
Of money and the operations of sharp criminal
lawyers, the convicted murderer was pretty
sure to escape hanging. In May of 1856, the
outraged citizens of San Francisco, to the num-
her OF some six thousand, formed themselves
into an organization for self-protection, and for
the execution Of justice. In two weeks they
hung four murderers, and proceeded in their
work OF reform with steady in
exorable directness that soon eowed the
criminal classes; and San Francisco from
being the haunt Of thieves and murderers, be-
come one OF the quietest and most orderly cities
in the country. What was true of San Francisco
l. true OF any other locality where murder
thrives by going unpunished. Let the muir
derers be taught that no tricks of the lawyers,
no interpositiOn of lenient rulers will save them
from swift and certain punishment, and they
will close up business as they did in California.
We trust that our Atlantic cities have not vet
reached point where the only protection for
the community is to be found in the organiza-
ton of vigilance committees, but we are pretty
sure that few weeks work by such commit
tees would effectually show the efficacy OF hang
iry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01
KIHAHCIAL AHD ConnHCIAL.

For week past the Wall street markets have
been dull, every one awaiting the Treasury
programme for April, published yesterday. II
was evidently framed to put down gold, which
has been creeping up for ten days past, but the
effect was just the opposite. Gold closed Satur-
day at LII. Yesterday morning, after selling ut
116k IL advanced to 1fiE, then halted FOR q
short time and then bounded up to 1l3X. Money
in the meantime was stringent, lending at IFS
until O'Clock, when IL advanced to : of one
per cent. per day. stock declined, as also in
yestment securities, and great excitement,
bordering on panic. prevailed. No failures
have yet been reported, out unless the excite
ment l. checked and the markets steadied, some
viii necessarily occur. Stock spectators who
had been expecting that Secretary. Richardson
would issue a large amount or legal tenders In
April constr ued his programme ss meaning he
would not, and therefore began TO unload the
stock which they had been holding. The fact
was clearly developed that the com biAation
who were manipulating the market was led by
Jay Gould, who is the chief director Of the
pot" The frmness in premium received adj
ditionsl strength from large purchases by those
who we're compelled to buy coin to make their
remiolances for spring goods. The Gould COM
bination was also locking up money. Mercan-
tile paper was 12zA4 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01
DROPOsALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IN

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WAsHISGToS, ID. c., March 81, 1873
Proposals for furnishing such articles of Station
cry as may be required for this Department and the
ending June 30, 1874, will be received until ~
O'CLOCK m. THURSDAY, May 1873.
Lach proposal must be signed by the individual or
nr1n making ii, and be accompanied by satisfactory
guarantee that the bidder will execute contract,
With good and sufficient bonds, IL his bid is accepted
IoI any or ALI articles. No bid will be considered
wit bout such guarantee.
All articles are stipulated to be of the best quail
". Samples will be required in all cases. Each
sample to be plainly marked with the name Of the
bidder and the price.
Bond, with approved security, will be required Of
NAV be awarded.
On failure to furnish any article in reasonable
time after being ordered the right is reserved of
purchasing in open market, or of declaring the
tract forteited and if greater price than the
VIII be charged to the contractor. Bids will be con
sidered on each item separately. Schedules contain
ing blank form for bidding together with items and
estimated quantities of articles needed and full in
formation in accordance with this advertisement.
will be furnished on application.
Contracts will only be awarded to established man.
ufas tuIers Of or dealers In the articles.
Inc Secretary reserves the right to reject any or
all lids that may be offered
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of
the Interior and endorsed Proposals for Staff on
ery.n COLIMBJYS DELANO
ap1-2awl0t Secretary.
HS0METHING NEW ."-Call and see the .sVIS-
- IA GAS BURNER" seven Jets of gas; same
lamps, but no chiInDeys; splendid liget; at
RICHEY'S Stove Store,
m5l III sig 9TH street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

Some anonymous falsifier, belonging to the
Crane-Roosevelt gang, sent to q Connection,
paper communication charging upon Hon. III
n. Starkweather, that as chairman Of the
House District committee, he exonerated the
Beard of Public Works when he should have
condemned them; that he reported and aided
the most extravagant appropriations, and tina,
he urged Senators to vote for them.
Mr.. Starkweather has a letter in the Nor
wieh Bulletin, in which he makes short work of
these falsehoods. In fact, Mr.. Starkweather's
whole course in Congress has been marked BY
so much dignity and rectitude that there is
scarcely man in public life upon whom a
charge Of acting upon improper motives would
be so little likely to stick. In these credit mo-
bilier, extra-compensation days, Mr.. Stark
weather may be said to be almost exception
ally free from faint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01
Governments securlties::
Tho Marketn

BALTIMORE, April l.-Virsinise5's, II; Virginia
Consolidated, So. bid to-day.
BALTINoRE, April 1.-Ootton quiet but firm
,8x midd ing lsle9i3A Flour dull aud unchanged.
Wneat quiet but firm; prices unchanged: receipts
very iight. Corn FIRM and scsrce-white southern,
o., yellow southern, 81; mixed western, 81. Oats
dui-southern, SOS: western mixed, 4561i6; d..
White, G@4s. Rye quiet, soG9O. Hay Unclaimed
R All MON. EeIy strong Mess pork, $n93B 50
I21s@5 Lard is held at 5,<@s. Western butter
hrn: PRICES unc hanged. Whisky steady, 81.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Stocks somewhat weak
Tod easier, IL. Money firm, I to Z per cent.
kxehsnse, long, IA; short, so. Governments dali
NEW 1oRk: April l.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
LoNDoN, April I, ii a. m.-Consols opened At
"a for both. Bonds Of 1856 old, 9al.; lS67 93l, /:
10 ps, S'4; new fves, 81. Erie, sos.
LoNDoN, April !, 5 p. m.-Consols and American
securitie- closed unchanged. Erie, 50zx
1852 VIZ w. '"e '''"0 VI
Pans. April L-Reates IS francs. 50 csntimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

The HePHblicGa thinks an argument can be
found against capital punishment from the fact
that the man Young, accused Of the murder of
Hahn, in An interview with STAR reporter as
serted that he witnessed the execution Of Man
ley in Alexandria on Friday. The Republican
does not seem TO be aware that Young's state
ment was intended by him to prove an alibi,
and show that he was In Alexandra, and not in
Washington, on this same Friday that the muir
der OF Hahn was committed. In the same con-
nection, Young asserted that he had not been
out OF Alexandra for a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

The sale Of the pictures, studies and sketches
Of the late John =. Kensett, which took place
in New York last week, brought the enormous
sum Of slZ ,139, exclusive of the cost of the
frames. When IL Is remembered that of some
seven hundred pictures sold, only about one
hundred were carefully finished, Characteristic
examples OF the artist, this sale may be elassed
a. one Of the most remarkable events i'm the his
tory Of art in this country.
so Tar as We know, only two Of the pic lures
sod come to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

The Portland (Me.) papers have extended re-
Ports Of q public dinner given to Hon. John
Lynch by the citizens Of Portland, irrespective
OF party MIR. Lynch, by his honest and faithful
puohc services, 10 well deserving Of such Q COM
pimenf, and IL speaks well for the intellieence
OF the people Of his district that they, without
regard to party lines, unite to show their appre-
citation OF these high and somewhat exceptional
qualities in o public man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

Our bright little Philadelphia namesske CON.
finues Its pungent war on the big nonopolies
chat opPrea the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

al-s 62l D STREET NORTHWEST.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINGroN,D d. O., March 2St n, 1873,
On the petition of THADDEUS SELLECK, of
Greenwich, Conn.,, praying for the extension Of q
patent granted to him on the 5th day of July 1889,
sles of Iron:
is ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
or the 81 day Of June next, that the time for filing
nts and the Examiner's report be limited to
tbs 18th day Of June next, and that said petition be
ard on the 18th day of June next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
al-tu.M M. ID. LEGGETT, Commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01
FOR RENT AND SALE.


EoR RENT-FCRNIsHED ROOMS: Q back
Il Parlor furnished ~ Bedroom. and two ries--
ant rooms, back and front, ON second story, An an
slieibly located Dwelling on street, near sh: will
be rented on reNonsble terms 20 gentlemen only
Address "A. J., :" National Republican efsce.
MIST lkeRI
EoR SALE, CHEAf-A nne pres--brick front
II HOUSE,, with stone trimmings, containing 10
rooms and bathroom, hat and cold water, cooking
ranges, Lafrobcs, sas and g<s fixtures marble man
tels, etc, snsted ON nth, between o and streets
northwest. Prioe, $3.50. Apply 60 RICHARD
koTHWELL. No. - 9Th street nor hea {. The
house may be seen BY calling AZ the Grocery store
corner Of o and l9th streets northwest. mis- In
EOR eALE-Those four pressed Brick front
u HOUSES on north side OF Pennsylvsnis avenue,
between 34th and 1ssh streets, northwest, being
three stories and attic, containing eight room.
each, and also vacant lot sig dining Will Be sold
cheap either separately or together, for the
OF settling mp an estate.
Average price about $500 each.
The best Investment now offered in this city.
Free OF all taxes, and title indisputable.
Apply TO
L.F. CLARK,
Paperhanginr Store,
MIL In No. 1898 Pennsylvania avenue n. W.
EoR RENT-R0OMs, with board, At 1916 Mass
Il achusetts avenue. corner 18th street. mis- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

~T1IH.Es A4 sso !H ...l o. OLDEST INHAg
GSHSiSa sRhST Rss ss
EMSsTH{ Clue HBBE 4. g l ss The f.
TEpS-sDA1 Ev55SSHHs JOHN R 8 inn s SEE
DoffIcE OF p hkKIS JOHNSON CO.
Mr. JOHN MAGfLI i. ams,ed apr msmsss Of
al 81 :. ''''' DA LEWIS JOHNSON CO.
DcoLLEcToKs 0THI0E,
Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Whereas one .a Wf fGI HOGAN, Jr., purchased
c of Spsy as the sale Of real estate q the Dis
ve.eesE H. s "a. and the days following dspostng
whereas said Hogan subseauenty Obtained nne aga
sad ale sea ED fof offered for purchase
S sSo g upon Riggs Co., and ss;7as. upon the
sh. lG ..a
said William Hogan Ji have been csneeIs sss ss e
RSse are hereby notified not said
apl-3t Coiiector
FPLEAsE ATTEND s0CIABLE AT HAM.
Streets WrbNisDH4o apI corner q sn and
ssIss o ss ss Free Also variety Of useful
4 ~
e;lsbrated aWAirUssis EIsaT.s The Attendance
G.per OF the L1ef SAINT cs e. 9o6sc s.e
FY0UNG MEMS, CHRISTIAN AssOCIA-
fkEE READ1Ne s6SSs-pa,ry, Weekly, sseu-
fss HR ~ & sos T.s%:
for Ledi.. .Od s. ASp
EfIksG sa al flans
o,iaa diER sAhn s9GHIEIT SatgsSsS
in Lineoln Hall At 81 O'Clock; .. Thsatsr Ocmlaas
TNOTICE TO PRODUCE DEALERs.
Persons selling produce in the. Northern Market
= the Tsrrisolai Baiidins. on ~ Street, between
Pepnsyly anis avenue And street northwest, on OF
Persons selling fsh win be subject to the reg
An license. must be shown to the Market Master
B b esser Of The m.rs., Master.
Dsn,. do srs:s.i a g a q ,5sss
%ss|AoVl D.
DE-. VI SiHsTR4 Aa4errr.
a,s ,s@ovsd to No. ICES q street northwest, cor.
w HySrsyLtf, Ala, March ., 1859.
Gsnflemn:-for two years was sufferer with
took VARIOUS remedies that to cure the dis
ease, but with no success. About six months ago,
sn % the
s sSc Be ny S,, EHSS
Tours ''' Postmaster a. Ru :; R liz. Al.
Ertraa {,or, l.as, q .oh sisreA from A. r. wa..
| .h,, f;q. D,sssis, LIMA, OAiSl
| the best blood puriher We have, without doubt. -
nss nos eSamyFn1 Poem s1sns.
| How sd Il 2 to zee Z. young wife, mother
% % fsMy who reSuirss a. her p4y:ioai strsosth
sss 70 seesr the 1hes s us O.
stree e n .. n. ,SsRs e e.
Why, but yet sulsrinS enough to Be utterly nissrs
% fs: ,s st. e .. .c ts
&c. .hs Ei receive tie ssol.r ss.s e Re Sthsr
worth shis . n. sst iil sssul
e5hansed gives ont, and she d carried 70 the grave,
sss i IL! e :1s ss's s aa,:
fsRs Il Dr. FL re fSsv =. ~! BIZ IT
tvsas', biIlog:ess. Sssd.csss. nofslss sickSs:s
s::s:;.:s {, 50: - :: ~: IS:
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~ g 49, s1,s.s IA q fa Is ssirs sss 8 s
sne yicsa9 g ecrofula. Ulssss, eoEss, Rmpiss,
i0Sf' AID HEB JUICES. eis - b.su.
~: aS1CE1 CO.. ko.si:s i; s.a " fs Is:
TMILSuRNs
INV DRUG SfO0D,
| No. lA3o PENNSYLVANIA AvINvb,
Depot fos soda nd Minsral Wssses. SUl3H
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W OPENING OF &W
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS
AND ROUND HATS,
PARISIAN NOVELTIES,
RIBBONS AND STRAW GOODS,
FRENCH FLOWERS AND LACEs,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL Sd AND 4rH
MRS. Nj. J. HUNT,