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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-24
THE FIRE RECORD,

fire occurred yesterday afternoon in the
stable oi Woods smith, IT Doughty and Eizabeth-sts,
IN Brooklyn. The loss was 500 the property in
slU0d la Tie Long Island Insurance Company FOR $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-24
Thanksgiving, Nov. Is,
HOWARD MISSION.

HOWARD MISSION
90 NEW BOWERY. NEW YORK
Dinner to De provided or 1900 persons chiefly Of poor
dren and those TO whom they related all known
personal visitation. Contributions OF the y.rou. .yno
- Provisions Poultry and other goods respectfully ois
and thankfully received at the MISSION. Money may bs
sent to the Treasurer. H. K. roMPRINs. e.a p q n,
i5lI. Doors open trom IL 70 4 O'clock
wM. D. cLEGG suos
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Special Notices.



The Ladies hrllef SotSrs
and sailors and the Widows AMI Orphans who in
the late rebellion, make tea annual sppea for
provisions or money Donations be- their TO- M
n the Aunoy OF the ia Regiment F0uTtcenhst near rth
ave-; Mrs J. A. KENNEDY 1853 West TWENTY second n
President ~ the Association: MIS-. WM. r. HAN rNEyFp
$50 West FOurieeuthst, Treasurer; Mrs. b. IL ROGIRS
West IhIrtyirs ; StCretarV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-24

SIX HUNDRED CONVERSIONS IN PORT JERvIs.
PoRr JERyIs, n. T., Nov. 23.-The creates
religious revival that has been witnessed in this
lion now IN progress in the churches Of this village
over 600 persons have been converted during the past
te,, weeks and the work still continues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-24

ERIE. Penn. Nov 23-By the falling Of tree
resident Waterford instantly killed yesterday afternoon
v bile al work the woods.
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MiRHTED.

ENO-CHRTSTMAS-On Tuesday, Nov %. At the residence
parents 23J r tth
Harriet A. Christmas. daughter of Charles H. Chrstmas
esq
EXPERIMENTATION Tuesday. Nov. %, BY the
Rev = p. ROsslter, stAman Ilsey KOsAm0nd H. Burx
halter.
All Notices Of Marriages must be inl0rsed rih fsu
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-24
Annual Feast Tor the Poorl
THANKSGIVING. Is7j.
APPEAL
OF the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
No. lJj W0rtlst.

This time honored charity makes IL annual appeal for hahn
aud very urgently ask, iis friends in THIS gladstone time tie
olowngis astaenent OF the work done during the Last In
s,eu hundred amt eighteen persons sheltered, FED and
-Four hundred aud ,iglt thousand meal. given
Thirty three hundred art Gle, Of clothing given awsy
Thirteen hundred ard eight cren in is sclooL Average
at .ndance iour hundred and seventeen.
The House ha saeterd twenty thousand hundred
average ehen and adults AZ the tob,.
sac4 Jay s1,s mean egd e9 wons and children lad
tuition ASKS hat may throw open rs door, his year
lAg @ Oh G nih,s mas particularly Affected the
in debt some N thousand dollars for the LIQUIDATION which
almost entirely by voluntary contribution. "s
The Trustees invite and urge the pubc az all times to visit
Food secondhand clothing shoes money viii be very
s9i mode o. remittance Is by check to the order Of
fnauh giving pay most sting services win be held
IN NE SIat, al S'oy r gG Ian a, ococS TIE chi
AZ o.clocs Dinner vii be served % the children In our
SS2 n sls ,aT mfns srg furnished the Annua
AL interested are cordially invited TO enjoy DAY With us
TRUSTEES.
MORRIS KJErrI p Pr,si,ea[ GEORGE 7. BETTs. socy
MORGAN. 4. Vas. RsNssELAER.
FHEDEHIcA q. FOSTER, DAVID = EGGIEsfON.
Church the Covennnr, PARK ave and Thirty Al
a union ,er nee OF TIE bu h the Rutgers aud Covenant
D. o. Pastor. VIII preach service at II a m. -
Economical HouscSeeper. should bay a box Of PTIF,
H. Sold by q Gers every where Depo-SS0 Wssb sss Try
New-England society.
special Meeting OF The EnClaud Society i'm tho ON,
81 New YORK, viii DE held az Ma. "a Pine st. on FRIDAy
Nov 20, az II o'clock noOn 10 take IN reference 10
the death VI Vice President Wilson.
l. p. HUBBARD,
Secretary
Post-Omce Nance.-Ile MAILS TOR ROPE Tor tes
ending SAIi RDAA. Nov ~ lS-5 Will close :, 49,,
ouice follows. On TUESDAY. 10 ~ "a. m. ON Ia IA 80
DAY az 10 on IN itoBAN al 1850 a. m ana an = an,
UkDAN 81 II ana u. 80 IA. H. l.. IAsfE- y AZ
Rupture The best Truss The world is Whites Patent
Lever Truss No pressure back send for pamubt a.
Univers.ts place "
Trnsse~, Bandnge-, Etc" Seeey- Hard Rubber frns.
es cheapest and best entirely free from an ur ru.fv 80
ing, Swapping nupeasautness anOrinr coni5rf .st.
cleanliness aud ua0uIy used IN bathing; always reIIab.
Establishments 80 BROADWAY " y, aud I3i7 Chestnnf ~
Pha I9ri,ct ADJUSTMENTS low prices send for oatalogus
Thanksgiving.
Twenty hh anniversary Five Points Mission alta NJ "a,
Brewery, 81 Parkst. Recatons. singing aud castbeao.
by children Addresses by Rev. Drs Ora a.,
kET1ELLat p m. Thanksgiving dinner at p. m bona
tons thankfully received. Friends cordially invited
g : BhOWN, superintendent
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETs.
MINING STOCKS.

WILMINGTON Nov 23-spirits Impeuune quiet AZ 81 &c
Rosu nrm Al 81 40 fOr strained Tar steady ~ 81 90
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Twenty hih anniversary Five Points Mission site Of Ola
Brewery 81 Parkst Rotations singing and cai,,te.,o
by the children Airesss by Rev. DIS CRAw FORM ana
KETTELL at p. m. Thanksgiving dinner at D. m Don.
tons thankfully received. Friends cordially invited
C. :. BROW n.
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PRAYER-MEETCG AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
The attendance at the Plymouth ChnIch

PRAYER-MEETING AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH
The attendance at the Plymouth Church
prayermeeng last evening not a. large a. on the
previous evening to the rain. and TO concert by
Hans Won Biilow, which taking place at the same
time in the church proper Mr. Beecher came in hur-
rediy. STOPPED the moment no had entered, and said
Well Brother Hill. IL seems like old times again. don
itf But its a good thing for river to get back
into its channel again. several hymns Of the
church collection sung and Rossiter ".
RAYMOND and Mr. Hill prayed. Mr.. Beecher
hen began his remarks. times he spoke in loud
tone and with forcble gestures but usually in CONVEX
satioual His subject the ministry Of Christ
and he said that II one could imagine man who felt
toward the world ~ "A mother does toward child who
Ia. sobeyed and become sick through such means
would be the attitude OF Christs heart toward sinful
men, The mother" he said, has sort Of latent in
dguation that the child should have dsoDeyed her but
her love for IL, and the knOwelge that 1t Is
suffering. conquers every other feeling And 50 II y
with the Divine feeling toward lost souls. NOw, II
one imagine sent into the world man educated
n the old school OF theology ana trying 10 make more Of
men than 81 theology sorrOwug for mems wrongs, ana
desiring lft them Of yon have the history OF
nv ministry" Mr.. Bcecher continued 10 Illustrate the
compassionate OF Christ, and how every form Of
human ring whether OF the soul or OF the body en-
listed his sympathies Me>srs. Hill. Shearinan, white
aud others thea spoke religious topics, aud the meet
Ing closed with prayer bY Mr Beecher'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23

E The N. Y. Sun calls attention to the
fact that in July, 1866, Gov. William G.
BrOwnlOw sent telegraphio message of an
uucOmplimentary character through Col. John
W. Forney to '.the dead dog of the White
House, - meaning President johnson; and it
is said that the State of Tennessee paid the
moderate sum of s4.62 for Its transmission.
And now the Legislature of the same State
has elected johnson to succeed Brownlow in
the United States Senate, the latter retiring
to the Obscurity Of private citizen in Knox
vile. So it gOes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
Way WAS 'L1rrLE Pu1L" LATE AT VIM

Why WAS "L1TTLE PHIL" LATE AT WIN
cHEsTER.-The following i. from an article
in the Toledo Democrat and Herald, prop.
ably written by General James B. steadman,
who knows whereof he speaks:
''Does Sheridan know what an ass he has
made of himself by his bombastic kilograms /?
We doubt it. The fact is, Sheridan is the
creature of happy Circumstance. drunk with
glory which he never won excsptin the vivid
imagination of Buchanan Read, egotisticaI
enough to think that the world could not move
on without him, and toady enough. to be sub
servient to the man who is ambitious to be the
nations Caesar. If Phil. Sheridan is not
more careful in his bombastic kilograms somc-
body may give wind to a statement Of the
reason why Sheridan was SO late st Winehes-,
ter, Phil. won't say Il am not afraid to that
suggestion"
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AGENTS.

tS=The following gentlemen are duly au
thorized to receive ADVERTISING aud SUB
soR1rT1oN for the spirit of Jefferson" auc
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. d. -ShepherdStoWn.
john P. KERFoor-M MartiasJury
CHAs. R. LEE-BaryUiIe.
JOEL ". RoBERTs-Middlec
ADAM LINK, Jr-Du6fe1ds Depot.
JAS. W. GnionviHe.
NJ. W. BURR-Brosrm's Shop
E. q. ROBERTs-Kearneysr
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leetopn.
STEPHEN S. DALGABN, Trustee.
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BAhPIMoRE cARps.

HAVE received upwards of FIFTY FIRsTPRE.
MlU MS, and are among the beat now made.
Prices as low as the exclusive of the very best
materials ana the mos: thorough wor ship will
permit The principal Pianists nd ON pose re nd
the piano purchasing public, of the South especi-
ally, unite in the unanimous verdict of the .su-
periOrity of the SFiEFF PIANO. The DURABiLI-
TY OF instruments is tu estsSllished by over
SIXTY SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE ES in the south.
using over 800 of our Pianos.
Sole whsicsnle Agents for several of the prin-
cpal manufacturers of Ca binet and Parlor Organs;
prices from $50 to S60n liberal discount 20
Clergvmen aud Sabbath Schools
large assortment of Second Hand Pianoa at
prices ranging from 975 to $500. alwayO on hand.
nance of over , .OnO Southerners who have bought
and are using the Sucf Piano.
w.reroom, No 1iha[ts 9h as st a. sLEFF STE Fla
tactori,s 81 and SIS Camden St, and as aud Al
Ferry st. December Is. 1874. =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
BOOTS And SHOES.

L7oR all kiods of Home m ade Roo's snocp and
II Gaiters, go to HA';LEY'S Shoe Store.
A Hasley's you cen find nil l;rndo of Ready
N made Boots, Shoes End Caters from the low
est price to the best quality.
7 AIDES, If you wnrt arctic Overshces, Iniia.
II tiOn of Sandals, KeIlocr's Gum Baskins or
F1OthOIds. go to HAGLEY'S Shoe store
GENTS, Ladies. Miss:s Eud ChiIdrer.e e Rubber
" ShUes of various kIads, et
HAGLEY's Shoe Store.
A LII kinds of Shoe Dressings. Shoe Bronze
~ Backing, Cork Soles, Waterproof Comaosi-
Ss4on IwHrran'ed TO ksep your feet dry), Button
Hook, Buttons, Laces, &c, st
HAGLEY'S Shoe Store.
DEPAIRGNG done at.short notice,.t
~ Dec 81, 1874 HAGLEY's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23

Eg The Bristol. Va, Nsps, In making
mention of the fact that eighty-fve ez-rebels
have already been elected to the next Con-
gress, says "they are expected to kill and broiI
for breakfast each morning nice. tender,
juicy, sttll>fed carpet-bagger, pay the Cons
federate debt. revive slavery. blot out the star
spangled banner, dig up the Union cemeteries,.
pension Confederate soldiers, Iegalfze apdarm
the .ku-klu4, and crown JEFF Davis emperor.
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PoETIcAI.
.lFoC the Spirit of Jefierson!I
MEMORY.

Remembrance hath power sublime
To clOthe the past in living light,
Until each scene of by-gOne time
GlOws'ncath its touch drvinely bright.
Like the opticians magic glass,
1t magnifies the good we've known,
While Ger the i'll which these might pass
Oblivion's yelling cloud is thrown
When he who roams some mountain land
Throws back his retrospective view.
BE only sees the peaks that stand
By suOlightFObed in heavenly blue.
Each narrow glen, each deep ravfne
Once to his Hwe-struck gaze revealed,
By distance hid no more are seen
In deepening shadows dark concealed.
IT'S thus BY life. in mOmory's power,
Each joy upon the sOui's Impressed,
While DER each dark and gloomy hour
Lethean shades in mercy rest.
J.J.H..
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9Eult Of 9efftrsolr.
CharlestOWn, JeHorson County. We,t Va.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY23. 1878.
AN ALARMING FACTI

TIE Financial System of Our Government
iStupendous FsaWd Destined to Con-
ceHtrdte and Consolidate Property and
Po,0er in the hands of tie fsw! Who are
the Sufferers The Business ban, Aanu,
Jacturer. HusJandman, and Laborer!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23

sSr The Little Rock (Ark.) Gassae
figures up the Presidential prospect for the
democracy as follows Alabama 10 electoral
votes, Arkansas 6, Connecticut 6. Delaware 3,
Georgia IL, Indiana Is, Kentucky ~,
Maryland 8. Missouri Is, New York 35.. New
jersey 9, North Carolina 10, Ohio %. Penn
sylvaDia %. Tennessee II, Texas 8. Virginia
IL West Virginia 5; total, 225. Total
electoral votes, 36G. Necessary to choice,
1SS; democratic majority, AZ. In addition
to this the democrats have equal chances of
carrying Louisiana. 8; New Hsmpsbire s,
Nebraska 3, Nevada 3, Oregon 8, California
6 ), total, %.
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The trains which pass Char Westward at
ll:26, A. NJ, and Eastward al 6:59, P. NJ, Mail
trains
The Valley Passenger Ira ins axe close connec-
tions with Express Trains on Main Stem, Fast and
West. The ll:26 A. NJ. Train connects with LccaI /
Ira ins, East apG Weet, Main Stem. The 5:59
p. n Train " ith Express East at Harper's
Ferry Mt $3.50 P. N.
Ex. Freight. no l26 leaves Staunton at 4 25 P n.
passes Charlesto~n at i.49 A. NJ, and reaches
Harpcr's Ferry at 35 A. NJ.
FIX. Freight. No. 127; ;eaves Rarrer's Ferry at
2.5n A. NJ passes CharIestawn at 3.33 A. Nj, and
arrives at Siaunton at 40 P. NJ.
A. p. WOOD, Agent, Harper Ferry.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Nov. Is, 1874. Ma.t@v of Transport tun.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
ls.TRANsIRNH RILLs-oAsH.

one squsrs q inch or lers.) to weeks. 81 So
Each subsequent insertion. On.......-,.. "a
One aq0are, three months. ......... ', A 40,
One square, six unOnths,...--.......... SWS
- .s = 80 l .s... :. ....--.. 1000.
heers, $500; State or Congregational, $1,000
Legal advertisements Rt the publiEhed rates
per line. W N~A0s
90 Alltransient advertisements d us and eoII,c..
able after the frat insertion.
Liberal deduottons made for Quarter, Half and
Whole Colnmns for Annual, semi-Anuusif and
Quarterly Advertisers. ~AN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
Drugs. Drugs
RATENT MEDICTNES,
SCHOOL noOKs ANn STA rInNERY-

embracing all ofthe most popular and reliable re-
Inedies. aud alao the Iatest Novels and finest
OF Stationery.
o. As the quality of Medicines ia always of the
greHtest impOrtanc both to the Physician and his
Patients, We make it constant care to secure
none but the purcst MediCines ald By his long ex.
Perience in the retail busineS %. be- il prepared to
fill Pity ysicans' Prescriptions aud Compounds Medi-
cines c"-dng the latest atri5reat rules OF
Pharmacy Tho public eau confidently RELY on
having sSeir prescriptions carefully aud accurately
prepared a: ali hOurs q! the day aad night
n. B.-l take this occasion :" my silcere
thanks for tn "e'y large patronage b=5tow ed upon
me by the community and to express my grateful
Acknowledgement of the high appreciation OF my
fe!low-citzens of my efforts them truating
that may be able in the future to render entire
port and confidence. GEO. T. LIGHT.
February 3O- 1870
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JoHN BRowN's FREsoH SYMPATBIsERs.
The gold medal to he presented by SYM
pathizing friends in France to John Browns
widow and sons has at last been completed and
forwarded to this country. 1t is the work of
NJ. j. Wurder, of Brussels, and on one side
bears, in the words of Wm. Lloyd Garrison,
"an excellent likeness of John Brown" On
the reverse is the inscription. "To the
memory Of John Brown, judicially murdered
at Charlestown in Virginia, on the I'd Of De-
cember, 1859 and in commemoration also. of
his SONS and comrades, who, with him, became
the victims of their devotion to the cause Of
negro emancipation Tho medal weighs
nearly five ounces. For Mr. Garrison's aid in
bringing the family of John Brown into COM
munication with the committee of transcription,
and for his offer to deliver the medal 10 them,
fac simile in bronze, the work (without re-
munerstion) of a sympsthizing artist, has been
presented to him. Accompanying the gold
medal is n letter to Mrs. BrewD, signed By
Victor Hugo, Louis Blanc, v. ScboeIcheT,
Eugene Pclletan, EtieDne Arago, Lanrent-
Pichst and other members of the commettee
of subscription. -Er.
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CHARLEsTOWN. WEST YIRGI
NJ Is CEILANEoUs. s.
No. 10 WEST PATR1cK STREET,
FREHERICK MD.


INFORMS the citizens of Frederick city aud else
where that, in order to meet their wants. and
keep up with the spirit of the he has uced
the prices of goods accord with the low prices of
farmers produce He also informs his customers
that he has ag ain visited the Eastern markets. an
has Purchased great many Job lots of goods at n
awful sacrifice. He calls especial attention to his
STOCK or MEMS WEAR.
Good Cashmere Suits reduced from $50 to si6:
super French and Cassimere Suits of Cloth
ing, inside in beat style, reduced from 90 to $50.
Over Coats and al l other articles OF Mems Wear
reduced in samo proportion.
Having large number of wockmen employed,
he is now prepared to una erta ke m ke complete
suta of clothing in forty eight hours
In order to make times lively during the dull
months OF January and February, he has bought q
large quantity of
DOT RG1 EEIO@
at very low fl ures which no will run off at about
what they cost to land il Frederick.
In Drcss Goods and particularly in Back AIpa-
cas, he is prepared to show the best lines in the
CITY. PIECES are brought down to low water mark
bought for very little money. ladies' fsncy Fur
nishing Goods in all varieties on hand. and prices
greatly reduced.
OF course this great sacrifice and reduction in
prices will only last until tho spring trade opens
and further be would state that he can only sell
goods ut and under cost for. Cash or a very short
credit
AS this advertisement is not blow, but stern
reality he hopes the readers this paper will give
it the attention II deserves noIhin is promised
that will not be performed.
Now is the time to get good many goods for a
little money, aud he hones his patrons and friends
will take advantage of the opportunity
DAVID v. STAUFFER.
No. 10 West Patrick st
Feb. 2. 1s75-Odsl56m Frederick, Md.
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By 5. 5. DALGARN, Trustee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Judging by Appearances.

When Main was district Of Massachusetts,.
Ezekiel Whitman was chosen to represent the
district in the Massachusetts, legislature. He
was an eccentric old man, aud one of the best
lawyers of his time. He owned n farm. and
did much work on his land and when the
time came for him to set out for Boston, his
best suit of clothes WINS a suit of homespun.
His wife objected to his going in that garb,
but he did not care. al will get nice. FASH
ionable suit made as soon as l reach Boston,"
he said.
Reaching his destination, Whitman found
rest at Doolttle's City Tavern. Let it be un.
derstood that he was a graduate of Harvard,
and at this tavern he was at homo. As be
entered the parlOr of the house he found
several ladies and gentlemen assembled, aud
he heard romatk from one of them, ''Ah
here comes countryman of the real homes
spun genius. Here's fun" Whitman stared
at the company, and then sat down.
"Say, my friend, you g from the country"
remarked one of the gentlemen.
"Ya as, answered Ezekiel, with ludicrous
twist of the face
The ladies Uttered.
"And what do you tlliDi; of our city."
ats pooty thick-settled place, anyhow.
It's got sweepin' sight of hous'n in it,
land good many people, too."
''Ya'as, l should guess So"
MANY people wEere you come from ?"
"Wal, some"
"Plenty of ladies, suppose"
"Ya>as, fair sprinkiin." =.
"And don't doubt Chat you are quite a
beau among them"
''Ya,as, beaus'em home-tew meetin' and
singin' schewl."
perhaps the gentleman from tho country
will take giass of wine 2"
"Thank-ee Don't keer if do"
The wine was brought.
"YOu must drink toast"
,"Oh, git eoutl eat toast-never heard
o'sich thing as drinkin' it, But kin give
ye sentiment"
The ladies clapped their hands; bat what
was their surprise when the stranger, rising,
spoke calmly aud clearly, as follows:
Ladies' and gentlemen, permit me to wish
you health and happiness, with every blessing
Garth eau aboard and may you grow bettsr
aud wiser with advancing years bearing ever
in mind that outward appearances are often
deceitful. You mistook me. from my dress,
for country BOBBY, while !, from the same
superficial cause, thought you were ladies ana
gentlemen. The mistake has been mutual"
He had just spoken, when Caleb Strong,
the governor of tho State, entered aud i'm
quired for Mr.. Whitman.
"Ah,- here l am, governor. Glad to SEQ
you" Then turning to the dumb founded
company:
al wish you a very good evening"
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BEAUTIFUL Chamber sets, for sale cheap. bv
II Aug. IL ,lS74, JOS. 81. EASTERDAY.
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OFFICE II "LEE EaLl" RuILDlRa.
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