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The Portland daily press., 1875-05-17

The Register says that Mr. Jos. }: Hamir
of Paris Hill bought last fall in Cambridge
Mass. trio of chickens of the white Leghorl
blood, that were Matched the middle of jun
last, one of which has laid up to this date Una.
Sth) 1O2 eggs One other has laid a, laying
every day since commencing.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-17

Chestnut street church was well filled last
evening on the occasion of the sixty-sixth an
nual meeting of the Bible Society of Maine.
Mr.. Hayden, President of the society, presided
and nearly all the denominations in the city
were represented. After the Introductory exer'
cises, Rev. DR.. Hill of the First Parish church,
in behalf of the Trustees of the Society, pre-
scented the annual report, of which the follow
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23
Gods Air and Mans AR.

LECTURE By rRoF. h. H. RAND-THE SCIENCE OF
BREATHINd-ruE IMPURITIES THAT GO IN AT
THE LUNGS.
Prof d. II, Rand, of Jefferson Medical Col
lege, delivered his free lecture on Air, at Insti-
tute Hail. There was good audience. num-
Der of prom nent citizens were on the platform.
His lecture was of a plain, practical character,
some of it doubtless rather trite to those whose
attention has been given to the subject of at
mospherlc impurities, but still of interest
and value in a popular lecture. 1t was accom-
panied by a number of familiar experiments.
The Professor ia rapid speaker. quite at home,
of course, before an audience.
He stated, in plain way. some facts
as to the evils of breathing impure air.
Each person throws out from the skin and lungs
three pounds of " fifth" every day. When con-
fined in close car or room we are unaware of
this filth, but coming in from without we notice
the impaiity of the atmosphere. The first I'M
preston of uppleasantness or disgust upon
entering a fmtid atmosphere is Natures ad-
vice to keep out of it. We would not want to
bathe in bath-tub after another person, yet we
swallow the filth from their lungs and
bodies, in the air. Every person takes up
oxygen from the atmosphere by the lungs and
gives out carbonc acid Lamps, candles, and
fires always deprive the air of a portion OF its
oxygen; unless there are frequent changes In
the atmosphere OF n room the air soon becomes
unfit to breathe.
Sleeping rooms, he said, were seldom yenti-
lated as they should be; that entering a
sleeping room in the morning, there was usually
all unpleasant smell showing that the air, not
being changed during the night, had been load
ed with carbonic acid and animal impurities.
Such air ia not only unpleasant to the smell, but
it is poisonous. A window should be left down
during the night, even in winter, and then in the
morning the windows should be thrown open
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23
Dispute About n Child.

CASE BEFORE ESQ. HAaANY-HE AWARDS TO a
MOTHER A CHILD WHICH SHE GAVE AWAY FIVE
YEARS AGO.
A case parallel to one which was heard in this
city about year ago. and with, we believe, the
same result, came up before Esq. Hagany this
morning. 1t was an action begun by Mary Miles
to recover from William Duckery the possession
of her child, five years and some three or four
months old.
1t seems that shortly after the birth of the
child, which occurred in Duckery's house be-
fore the marriage of the mother, the infant was
given to Duckery's wife, in the presence of wit
nesses, to be by her reared and to be regarded
and in every way treated by her as her own. Time
passed on, Duckery's wife bestowiDg upon the
child mothers affection, and teaching it to
recognize her az its mother. In this she seems
to have been entirely successful, and tho child
seems also to have conceived a fatherly regard
for Duckery.
Recently, however, Duckerys wife died, and
after her death, Mary Caulk, who had become
Mary Miles by marriage, demanded possession
of the child, and brought the action to regain
it. After a hearing of the case Esq: Hagany
could not do otherwise under the law than
restore the child to its mother, although the
act seemed an unnatural one in one
sense, and seemed wholly distasteful to the
child itself which shrank away from its mother
and cried most piteously as she bore it away.
Duckery will, he says, present claim for the
maintenance OF the child.
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that the air in the room may be thoroughly,
changed. Most people would rather breathe
warm bad air than have pure air at the risk OF
having 1t little colder.
Not in one dwelling in twenty do we see vim
dow down for ventilation. The air in ordi-
nary rail way car contains about the same pro-
portion of organic matter, exhalations, carbonic
acid, &C., as pig stye, but II you should raise
q window, the brakesman would come and put it
down.
The lesson from the Profossors lecture seems
to be, that the body should be kept clean by
bathing, and healthy by the breathing OF pure
air; that persons should not shut
themselves mp closely i'll crowded roomsi
that in the absence Of better means
OF ventilation in dwellings,, school houses
halls, &c, the windows should be lowered to let
out the bad air, and let in the pure. We wish
every sexton and every janitor in our city could
have heard the professors lecture, and make
it's suggestions practical, and others who have
often been almost stihed in breathing the con-
fined, musty, and to use the Professors words,
"filthy" atmosphere of churches and public halls
will doubtless join in the desire. After every
public gathering the windows should be thrown
wide open for an hour or two, that the foul air
may be displaced. Instead Of this, scholars
in schools, and worshipers in churches
are frequently forced to breathe, day after day.
all atmosphere which has been confined till 1t
reeks with impurity from discharged animal mat
ter sexton, however, usually does what he
knows will best please the people he keeps
the room close and warn and to save the heat
he keeps in the foul air. 1t would be economy
to have better fires and more yentilstion
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QUOTATIONS. AT THE BR ANDYwrsK MILLS FOR FLOUR

The London Telegraph shrewdly says of Mr..
Moody: Notwithstanding all the easy talk
about hysteria, epidemics, magnetism, nervous
systems, and the like, the philosophers and
dvines have yet to explain to us why it is a bad
thing for these Yankee itinerants to turn people
by the thousands to right and virtuous lives,
and good thing when Bishop or u Cardinal
manages to convert half dozen"
A man who was sentenced to be hung was Wis
tied by his wife, who said "My dear would
you like the children to see you executed p
mo-" replied he "That's just like you," said
she, ''you never wanted the children to have
any enjoyment"
Jacob B. Rambough, a cigar maker OF Rich
mond, Va, committed suicide at Raleigh, n. O.,
last evening, by shooting himself in the head.
He was dishearened by failure to obtain en-
ployment. He leaves wife and three children.
Nothing definite is known concerning the
steamer reported burning off Santa Barbara,
California and it is doubtful any vessel was
on fire.
A patch of potatoes raised on shares is prefer
able to poulticed pate earned in whisky
scrimmage. .-Bdrnun,'s Inaugural Address.
What does DIR. DeKoven exclaim in his night
visions? A. Is this Jaggar that l see before
me ?-Souihern Churchman
Crosbys block, at CORY, Pa was destroyed.
yesterday morning, by an incendiary fire. Loss,
$4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23
----F---------------------
The New Jersey Southern.

ITs PURCHASE BY THE b. a. o. OFFICIALLY DENIED.
IFrom the Baltimore Sun, To-day.
For the fifth or sixth time since the present
railroad struggle began the New York press yes
terday reported an arrangement with Or leasc
of the New Jersey Southern railroad by
the Baltimore and Ohio. 1t is authori-
tatively stated that the Baltimore and Ohio
have not in any way negotiated for the control
of the Jersey .Southern. 1t is we'll understood
that the New Jersey Southern is in the hands of
parties unfriendly to the Pennsylvania railroad
interest, and it will naturally look to the Bal
timore and Ohio for customer, 1t is not to be
doubted that the latter road will avail of the op-
portunity offered.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23
The second bee.

IT is DECIDED TO HOLD LDIT-ARRANaEMENTs As Far
AS MADE.
1t has been decided to hold the second Bee
in aid of the Centennial, a sufficient number of
tickets having been sold in advance to guaran-
tee expenses. This bee will be an even contest
between the spoilers of Wilmington and Coates
vile to determine the superiority, honors now
being easy between them, The date is fixed for
next Thursday evening at the Opera House.
The President will be selected from Whining
ton. DR.. Chas Huston, of Coatesville, will act
as vice President.
One umpire will be selected from Wilmington.
Coatesville has already named Horace A. Beale,
and the two thus chosen will select third.
The pedagogue will be appointed by the UNI
pires.
Two classes Of equal numbers Of Wilmington
ians and Coatesvillians will participate and each
class will have its own attorney.
Six prizes will be awarded of the aggregate
value of eighty dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

PRINTERS STRIKE IN THE CHRONICLE OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, April 23.
The printers employed on the Dat'y Chronicle
struck, yesterday afternoon, in consequence of
the propretors being engaged in an attempt to
have work done by non-union men. The paper
was issued, however, by the employment by
other hands, not.members Of the Union.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

The LITTLE FURNAcE.-The little Briggs Fur
mace continues to attract great attentlon-house-
wives being especially interested in it as it is an
invention that is calculated to be OF great
benefit to them. With but little trouble and
three cents worth of coal they can cook an
ordinary meal in very few minutes. 1t is
probable that many persons who have left their
orders for the Little Furnace will find that they
can dispense with one of their servants and
serve meal themselves with but little incon-
venience and the novelty of the affair will make
il of interest to them. 613l6 Market st.
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The w. 81 IL. Sale

HE CHECK YESTERDAY ONLY A PosTPoNRMENr-
NO COMPROMISE YET EFFECTED.
The interruption in the sale of the Pennsylva-
nia portion OF the Wilmington Il Reading Il. r.
by The sheriff Of Berks county, yesterday, was
only postponement until the 6th of May. 1t
was stated by al officer of tho road, yesterday,
That no terms of settlement Of the difficulties
lad been agreed upon.
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THIRD EDITION.
sudden Death.

YERoER OF vIcKsBuna NoToRIETy, WHO KILLED
CRANE
BALTIMORE, April %.
Col. L. NJ. Yerger, formerly of MISSISSIPPI, but
recently proprietor of the Eoening Journal, of
this city, died very suddenly last night.
At one time his name WAS prominently before
the public in connection with the killing Of Col.
Crane. at Jackson, Mississippi, for which he was
tried by military commission.
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The Clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
B English, Macon, Ga.
Mrs. j. w Mezick & 4 children, BALTIC.
Lewis Mendelsohn, New York.
Chas Beasten, Odessa. .=-5
James Stewart, Lancaster.
G W Thompson, N. Y.
James Pondar, Milton, Del.
Robt p Motion, Phila. .."..
Chas W McVicar, Winchester.
/ v Lloyd, Delaware.
VIM II Churchman, " ". 49,
CE A Lippencott, Phila.
Capt H Freeman, w. Va.
L Granniss, New York.
L Mattson, Phila.
Chas Baker, Pottsville
A Proisell, Williamsport
Saml Hasson, Columbia.
Geo M Holmes, Maine.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

THE BULL Runs OFr.-Market street, town,
was excited yesterday afternoon, by the EN-
glish Bull" steam roller breaking loose from a
water plug abont 18th ST., and starting off.
down grade, toward the Brandywine Blocks,
sticks, stones, &C., were thown ineffect-
ually to scotch the wheels, till finally, it encoun-
tered the high curb on the lower side, at the
bend of the street, and came to a halt No
BODY hurt.
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PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New YoRE, April %.
Gold. to-day $l.15
Furnished Dy fraige, johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, eth and Market Sts.l
LONDON. 1890. p NJ. April 23.
U. 3. 1866 8, l0714 1s67s, 10s]a Ten-forties
10314; New Fives OF 1881, 1902 Consols for
money and account o4@9ils. Erie common
shares, ,27 preferred 81. New York Central
and Hudson, 91. Market strong.
FRANKFORT, April 23.
US 5-2O's Of 1862, 9SL.
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At last This spelling school Juror has been
of great help to at least one Detroiter. He has
been counting girl for three years past and
hadn't the courage to speak his mind. AS they
were seated on the sofa the other night she
referred to the spelling school excitement,
and added "Matrimony is an awful long word
to spell, isn't it?" He leaned over, grasped her
hand. and the next morning he had arrange
ments made to be married on the Fourth of July.
- Detroit Free Press.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

The California Steamer.

NONE BURNED OFF SANTA BARDARA-THE STORY a
MISTAKE.
San Francisco, April %.
dispatch from Santa Barbara says the
schooner sent to the assistance of the supposed
burning steamer has returned and reports that
man of war had passed there on the 21st firing
guns for practice. There was no other informa-
ton tending to confirm the rumored burning OF
q steamer
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

DANGERS OF Coal OIL.-The dangers OF coal
oil make a subject in which a large number OF
our citizens are 30 much interested that the
mere announcement, elsewhere made Of the
fact that the explosive nature Of the different
brands of coal oil in use will be illustrated by
actual demonstrations, at the City Hall ON Mon
day evening next should be sufficient to fill the
hall with those interested. The ladies are es-
pecially invited to be present.
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No Ascen.ion from VirgInin.

Ihe Thurmanites, OF Adventists, failed to
ascend from Harrisonburg. Va, on Tuesday
night. After feet washing and lovefeast, in
Mnlen i.iti about sixty persons participated, they
quietly awaited the advent of Christ until an
hour after midnight, when the meeting broke
up tue believers going away sadly disappointed
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

The PEACHES AND BERRIEs.-The Philadel-
phia Inquirer prints to-day, brief kilograms
from Townsend, Kirkwood, Clayton, Dover, Fell
ton, Harrington and other points, as far down as
Salisbury all substantially agreeing with the re-
ports given two or three days ago in the Com
MERcIAI.--that the fruit is little hurt.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

The New SUpERINTENDENT.-Supt. Groves, of
the Public Schools, is preparing for the work be-
fore him, He proposes to begin the examina-
ton OF teachers the first week in May,in Sussex,
preparatory to giving the certificate required by
the new law He will hold examinations at
Georgetown, Frankford, Laurel and Bridgeville,
and applicants for teaching are expected to meet
him at those poiuts.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

WILL HE LIVE TO GET HIS DISCHARGE?
New YoRK, April 23.
Fred. Klennen was to-day sentenced in Hud-
son county, N. j., to 81 years imprisonment for
stealing the funds of the Hoboken Savings
Bank, and forgery. He was indicted on eleven
,harpea
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Ice HOUSE BURNED.-The ice house of the P,
W. & b Railroad Co., at Port Deposit, was en-
tirely burned on Wednesday last. 1t contained
six hundred tons Of ice the greater part of which
was damaged, and the remainder will have to be
removed to save it. The loss is about one
thousand dollars
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23
Marriagfs.

NORTON On Thursday, April 22d, 1875,
In scott NJ. K. church, by the Rev. j. owen ~
pherd, MI. Alexander Morton and Miss Sadie IL.
Grubb, both OF Wilmington, Delaware.
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Now Advertisemenrs, To-dAy.

For sa'e-Piano, furniture, etc
Wanted-pattern makers
Grand Opera House
Spring clothlng-John Wanamaker
For sale-a brook mare
Free lecture at City Hall
Mowers and reapers-A L nenderer
The Schooner Enterprise
Artizan's saving Bank-notice
Notce-German Catholic church
Bowman's Brevitie5
Infants caps-Brevity
Canary's Brevity-Clothing
City Laundry-Brevlty.
Spring hats-Webb's brevlty
Cgars-Singles h Son, Brevity
Dubells hats--Brevity.
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FIcE.
PHILADELPHIA. April 23.
defalcaton of between five and Blk thous-
and dollars has been discovered in the Western
Union Telegraph Office in this city.
John z. Heiner, chief clerk OF the late Super
intendent D. H. Bates, has disappeared, and an
examination of his books led to the discovery
that he had been using the funds of the COM
pany.
The examination of the books is still progres-
sing.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

GRAND DIVISION, s. OF IA quarterly ses-
sion of the Grand Division Sons Of Temper
ance, was held last evening at the rooms of
Wilmington Division, McClary building. The
usual routine business was transacted and an
adjourned meeting agreed upon for the third
Wednesday in May.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS s.

BOARD OF HEALTH. last meeting OF the
Board of Health for the present year will be
held this evening"
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THE STRIKING LABonEBs. noon, to-day,
Chief Brady, with a posse of policemen, arrest
ed dozen or more of the striking colored Ia
borers at the superphosphate works Of Walton
Whann & Co. They are charged with melting
to riot. This morning partial force Of new
men was put at work in the factory, and it is sta
ted that an effort was made by intimidation to
prevent their acceptance of the place offered
them. 1t is also stated that dozen or more of
the strikers have united in a resolve to enforce
idleness at the works, and to this end have
promised that tonight the new laborers shall be
punished. Hence the arrests at noon. A hear
ing will take place this evening or tomorrow
morning
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE
WAsHINeToN, April %.
Probabilities For the Middle States. clear or
fair weather will prevail during the rest of Fri
day, with slowly rising temperature northwest
to southwest winds, and falling barometer dur
ing the day
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

LOAN SALE.-The Workingmen's Loan Asso-
citation held it's 18th monthly meeting, last eve
ming, and $l400 of the first series wore sold at
1715 per cent.
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lnE EVENING OF SoNo.-Those who attended
the Evening of Song last Eight at the Union NJ
T. church were not disappointed in the enjoy
lneht OF rare evenings entertainment. The
we're delighted with the programme presented.
amongst all who did their parts 80 well, the Sc
ieet reading of the "Rainbows of the Yosemite" !"
ny Miss Mary j. Lowe; the recita-
tlon OF "Curfew Must Not Ring To-
'lght, by Miss Julia l.. Matthews; the
anett, L" Do Not Drive Me from Your Door,"
hy little Eva Gem and Mrs. Harris 1.-THE An
hel heapers, and many others were exceeding
y well rendered The admirable address on
.unsc by Rev. L. i. Martindale, was brief and
Is6ht to the point. Little Warren Jefferis was
the comical speaker of the evening and made
considerable merriment MIR. Allen, the Super
'llehdent OF the school, had charge Of the mu-
ric, and Misses Clara and Sallie Findley presided
a al tle organ. These evenings of song will be
cont nued from time to time during the Sum.
mer.
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commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, April, 23.
Cotton firm at 16@171Sc Flour inactive.
Penna. extra family 80 25a6 co. high grades,
Sc 25Cp7. so wheat more active, red S1.20@l. 80;
amber, u 31@1. SO white s1.411Gc rye S1.05 !:
corn steady, yellow and western mixed S9D90c
oats fteady, white 72@73c provisions firm, mess
pork s22 50@23; lard unchanged, wlskey
$1141a.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-23

This evening, the Furblsh Company give
their first representation of "The Two Orphans'
AZ the Opera House. So much of the honse is
.ecured that there can be doubt OF very
large audience.
The Female AInstlels had small house,
last evening and the twenty five beautiful young
ladies' bestowed much of their loyeliness and
grace on empty benches
The advertisement OF MIR. Stoddard engage
tnent appears elsewhere to-day.
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CTEAM WASHING.

While steam has been propelng railroad cars,
ships and variety of machinery and labor-saving
implements for the benefit o. Zen, only recently has
1t been made to do woman's work IN the kitchen. II
is now harnessed in the CHAMPION STEAM
WASHER, AND MADE TO WASH AND BLEACH
PERFECTLY, by driving the water up and then
down through the clothes under the lid IA rotary
motion) carrying the dirt with 1t, until they are
white and clean, without the use OF wash-board, saw
ing time, labor the wear of fabric and the woman's
knuckles. The steamer Will net explode or boil
over; this cannot be said of any other washer
in use. We offer 1t alone on Its merits. with
opportunity for fair test Of its qualities in families
desiring to purchase should 1t prove what affirm
1t to be. no humbug.
Come and see 1t at CAPELLE il BROS,
2l2 Market Street; or address II. M. a r. II. hlLE,
Wilmington, Del. or II. AUSTIN, 209 Pcatl Street,
Camden, N. j., manufacturers and propretors for
the States of Delaware and New jersey with Della
ware and Chester counties, Pa. marriott
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Neiu Adpertisetmkuts.

GORGE w. BUSH q bON, FRENCH
" STREET WHARF, SELL THE BEST DUAL
TILES OF HARD WHITE ASH EGG AND STOVE
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FOURTH EDITION.


THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH MISSES SEVERAL
THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM Irs PHILADELPHIA OF
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STEFAN SAW
AND PLANNING MILL
Particular attention given to nlling orders for
OAK, WHITE, AND YELLOW PINE.
CUTTING WHITE PINE DECKING A sPECI-
Atty.
All kinds OF
PLANNING, MATCHING, AND SLITrlNG
ATTENDED, TO PROMPTLY AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Also large stock OF
SAWED SHINGLES. SPoKES, AND
PICKETs ALWAYS ON HAND.
WHITE AND X. o. PILING.
II. w. CAUSE,
Foot West Street,
Janlsd&wfp Wilmington, Delaware
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1t is now reported that the Weland Canal will
not be opened for navigation until the Sd of
May.
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sALs OF sroRE.-William r. Bowman has
alsPosed OF his branch store at 511 King street
70 1ohn Williams, late of 4th and Lombard Mr..
t,o Sowman viii now give his whole attention to his
store at 2nd and King.