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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-18
HoUSE-ThIRTY-sEcoSp DAY.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
FRIDAY, February II, 1875.
For House proceedings see Notes
= Observation-Disclosures DAY.
SAruRpAr. February 1a- 1sz1.

SATURDAY, February 13, 1875.
The Governor informed the Senate that
he had approved the following entitled bills,
to-wit:
5. B. Ne. 42S, an Act to repeal an Act to
establish the Wahalak Agricultural Dis
trict.
S. B. No 446 an Act entitled an Act to
repeal an Act TO amend section 1922, Re
vised Code of 1871. in relation to the rights
of aliens to acquire, hold and transmit land.
s. B. No. 539 an Act for the relief of the
Southern Cooperative Hotel Company of
Iuka, fishomingo county.
By Mr.. Mcneil
Resolved, That the Secretary and the
President of the Senate be authorized to
sign voucher for J. NJ. Smylie, special
clerk for Committee on ChickaSaw School
Fund, for thirty-one days. Adopted.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-18

Son of Stephen A. Douglas, now Mar
shall of the Western District of North
Carolina, is to be investigated. The
House this morning adopted resolution
directing the Committee on Expenditures
of the Department of Justice to inquire
into the expenditures of his office. The
inquiry has been started on account of a
very large expenditure, but no charges
of fraud have been presented. Wash
innfnn Telerrnm
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-18

From the CopiahaD.l

From the CopiahaD.l
The Taxpayers League had an inter
esting meeting at the Masonic Hall in
this city last Monday, when the names of
good many new members were added
to the constitution. This ball should be
kept rolling till every taxpayer in the
county becomes attached to their respect
i've neighborhood Leagues. Copiahans,
pull together--ever remembering that Sin
union there is strength" The next
meeting will be held on the 1st Monday
In March.
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sENATE-THIRTY-THIRD DAY.

SATURDAY, February IS. 1875.
Mr.. CALDWELL (col.) introduced a resolu-
ton memoriaizing Congress to pass the
southern Pacific Railroad subsidy bill;
paesed
Mr.. BARROW (col. introduced a bill to
extend the time of collecting taxes in War
rem tt April Goth, 1879, which was passed.
MR. Stone introduced a bill regulating
/ railroad taxation; referred.
The House bill repeating the section of
the school law which requires the 4 mill
school tax to be forwarded to Auditor and
authorizing the retention of such funds in
co unity treasures, came up, with amend
ment By the committee, reducing the said
tax from four mills to two mills. The col
ored members fought the amendment Iivelv
and the bill was referred to the Finance
committee.
The substitute for the bill to reduce the
salaries of county school Superintendent,
reported by the committee, came up. Some
discussion upon the bill by Messrs. Price
and Warner. Mr.. Sessions moved to recon-
nit to select committee, with Instructions
to base salaries upon the census report of
1870. Mr.. Furlong opposed; said the ses-
sion was too near its close to refer measures
of retrenchment; several other mem bers
spoke for and against the motion; Mr.. Ses-
sions withdrew it, and moved to consider
the bill section by section. The bill was
considered at length and passed as follows
Adams. $500; Aleorn, 500; Amite, $500;
Attala, $500; Benton, 1850; Bolivar, 5000;
Calhoun, 1915; Carroll, 5000; Chickasaw,
5000; Choctaw, $500; Claiborne, 500; |
Clarke, $500; Coahoma, $3.50; Copiah, $500; |
Covington, $3.50; Colfax, $500; DeSoto
800; Franklin, $3.50; Greene, $50; Grena- |
da, 800; Hancock, $50; Harrison, $500;
Kinds, $500; Holmes. $3.50; Issaquena, $3.50; |
Itawamba, $500; Jackson, $500; Jasper,
$3.50; Jefferson, 5000; Jones, $50; KempeF |
$3.50; Lafayette, s400 Lauderdale, $425; |
Lawrence, $500; Leake, $500; Lee, S400; |
Lincoln, $500; Lowndes, $500; Lefiore, $3.50;
Madison, $500; Marion, $500; Marshall,
$500; Monroe, 500; Mont Omery, $500;
Neshoba. $500; Newton, 1925; Noxubee,
$500; Oktibbeha, $500; Pamela, $500;
Perry, $3.50 Pike, $500; Ponto-
toe, $500; Prentiss, $500; Pearl, $50;
Rankin, $3.50; Scott, $3.50; Simpson, $3.50;
Smith, $500; Sumner, $500; Sunf1ower, $500,
Tallahatchie, $500; Tippah, $3.50; Tisho-
mingo, $3.50; Tunica, $500; Tate, 5000:
Union, $500; Warren, $500; Washington,
$500; Wayne, 5000; Wilkinson, $500; Wins
ton. $500; Yalobushe, $500; Yazoo, $500.
tendents to hold other offices.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.

FRIDAY, February II, 1875.
THE Journal wasread. Mr.. Carter want
ed it corrected as his name was not record
ed as voting against the motion TO indefi
uitelv postpone the bin abolishing the Office
of Commissioner of Immigration he had
voted NO Mr.. Nets also wanted his vote
recorded; he had voted No" The vote as
recorded stood yeas II nays II; these two
votes would have defeated the motion. A
hot debate followed; finally Mr.. Carter with
drew his motion to correct, so as to permit
Mr.. Price to make a motion to reconsider
the vote by which the bill was indefinitely
postponed. This motion was carried and
the bill was postponed until Monday.
BILL appropriating $1,000 to purchase a
safe for the State Treasurer passed.
IN executive session Clarence Collins
was confirmed as Chancellor of the Sth dis
trict and the follow ing county Superin-
tendents of Education were rejected: w.
Fl. Niece for Warren, J. w. Piles for
Washington, and L. L. Brown for Prentiss.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. HANDY, (col.) introduced a resolu-
ton congratulatory to Attorney Gen. Har-
ris on his letter published in the Pilot, and
pledging the House to follow his advice on
retrenchment, etc., adopted.
Mr. FRENCH introduced a concurrent
resolution requesting Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress to vote and use their
influence for the bill aiding the Southern
Pacific Railroad. Messrs. French, Spight,
and Champlin favored, Mr.. Tison opposed !;
and under the previous question the resolu-
ton was adopted.
Mr. STONE said that they had pledged
themselves in their resolution 10 abide by
the advice of the Attorney General, there
fore he moved to take up the Biennial SEES
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.
FRIDAY, February II, 1875.
pFTITIONS

PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Bennett-A petition of Jos. nj.
1ayne, Cashier of Rankin County Savings
Institute was referred to the Finance
Committee
An Act to provide for the better security
of Public Funds in the State Treasury was
taken up, and read third time; passed by
the following vote.
Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Barrow, Bennett,
Caldwell, Carter, Cullens, Graham, Mcclure,
Mendenhall, Packer, Price, Shirley, Smith
of Bolivar. Smith of Claiborne Steele,
Stone, Stuart futile, Warner--19
Nays-Messrs. Furlong, Gleed, Hender-
son, Nets, Taylor, Whites.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-18

A young lady made trip to Niagara
Falls and back, and for six months after
wards she refused to speak to any of her
old chums who hadn't travelled.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-18
HOUSE-THIRTY-THIRD DAY.

SATURDAY, February -, 1875.
For House proceedings, see "Notes" in
Eridav's issue.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-18
sENATE-EvENING SESSION.

FRIDAY, February II, 1875.
THE bill to appropriate 100000 to make
Auditors to the Lunatic Asylum was con-
sidered at great length and was finally lost
on its passage.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-18

A lady who went West in search of
her husband writes home that she has at-
tended many executions and witnessed
several unfort'nit souls hang, but none
of them was her John.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-18
ION OF NORTHERN REPUBLI-

To protest against the course of the
Administration and Congress, with re-
ference to Southern affairs, is projected !,
70 be called Immediately after the ad-
tournment of Congress.
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The virginius Case.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The cores
pondence concerning the claims in the
Virginius' case has been satisfactorily
closed, the Spanish Government agree
ing to pay the required indemnity to the
heirs and representatives of men killed in
that execution.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-18

THURSDAY, Feb. IL, 1875
For House proceedings, see notes of yes
terday and to-day.
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FEBRUARY Torn, 1873.


HE = HtHA y lNH8IN" w \ = NsI.-
Republicans Staggering Under Grants
Message.
They say II Kills the Party ia New Hamp-
shire and Connecticut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

THE GALAXY comes out with the July num-
Der in an entirely new dress. We find In the
list of contributors Justin Mccarthy, and III Rs.
Annie Edwards, the English novelist, and
Richard Grant White. One Of the most notice
able articles in the number is entitled Can the
Trip to Europe DO Shortened 2" by A. W. Col
gate The writer proposes q new route from
New York by rail to Nova Scotia and thence to
the nearest point in Ireland, the journey being
accomplished in one half the time now occupied.
A series of anecdotes of the first Napoleon are
grouped together and combined with a bit OF
moralizing, under the title of IA Napoleonic
Legend" by Granville Murray. Albert Rhodes
has paper on Alexandra Dumas, the younger.
In an article upon the English lecturers who
have visited America. Mr.. Brownell endesvors
to show the cause of the almost universal failure
they have met with here. Henry James, jr.,
who has recently returned to America. contrib
utes critical sketch of the recent exhibition st
the Academy of Design. in New York. Theo.
Gift resppeara with story of newly married
life in America. Centennial literature is pro-
ded in the form of description of the battle
Of Bunker Hill and gossip upon the Philadel-
phia exhibition. There are three poems of the
average merit, and fually the usual entertaining
and valuable departments Of science, literature
and current gossip.
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PORT ar aLEI4.,:DRIa, JU.v.E 1
ARRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to Jos Broders
& Co. She reports all the vessels heretofore
ashore as having gotten off and proceeded on
their voyages also passing five coastcrs--tWo
Schr Annabel, Boston, to American Coal Co.
She reports that she was collided with off Bar
negat, on the 18th instant, by the schr Calvin,
from New York, and had her bends chafed her
head braces broken and her bulwsrks stove in.
Schr J w Wellington, Boston, to + A Reed.
Schrs f Beard, M Harlow and Helen
Hash brouck, for Georgetown.
Steamer. Jane Moseley, Norfolk, by F A
Reed .......-. .-.....
schr R W Godfrey, Bristol, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Go. ... -s..
Schr Annabell, Belfast, by American Coal
Company. .--.
Schrs Howard Williams and VIM. Mason,
from Georgetown.
" MEMORANDA. -
Schr Artie Garwood, hence, at Boston 18th.
Schrs Henry PAUL and w D Marvel, hence,
at New Bedford 18th. ~ ~... ...r~ ~ r.,
Schr Jas Alderstice hence, at Norwich 18th.
Schr Emma Avery, hence at N Haven 18th.
Schr Charmer, for this port cleared at New
London l4th. 49, r. ,5
Schr Ida E Latham, hence for Allyn's Point,
at New l. ,ndon 18th.
!, Schrs Ida Birdsall and Calvin p Harris from
ths,port, cleared at New London Eth. ..7
Schr S + Messer hence at Portland 10Th.
Schr H Wilmington, from this port, cleared at
Boston 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

The death is announced of Rev. William
Arnott, an eminent author and divine, which
took place on the I'd inst. at his residence, 10
Edinburgh, Scotland He was one of the lead
ers of the Free Churoh of Scotland, and COZ
temporary Of the late Doctors Candlish, Guthrie
and Ruchaoan Mr.. Arnott visited this coun-
lry last on the occasion of the conference OF the
Evangelical Alliance 10 New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17
EDUEA TlD.rHL.

MAPLEWoOD INSTITUTE, for both
IHA sexes, is on the Philadelphis and Bslti.
more Central Railroad: Superior buildings,
lures. Small pupils admitted the entire wear,
It is incorporated, the Trustees are Friends.
Hon. Washington Townsend says
AS to the progress OF my late ward who was
under your care and tuition for over two years
Twas we'll satisfied with the school, its strange.
ment and discipline and the progress in know
leGge.he made" Address, ..-a
s5.@s..5 j. SHORTLIDGE, A: NJ,
Je lO-4m .........-... Concordville Pa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

The union of the United Presbyterlans OF
England and the Euglish Presbyterian Church
ls likely to be effected. Last year the Scottish
United Presbyterian Church withheld its sane,
ton this year its Synod has Withdrawn all OPP
position, and union will be consummated On
the basis adopted in 1874. The effect will BE-
the formation of compact Presbyterian body
10 England
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17
THURSDAY, JUNE II.

The London Times of yesterday evening pub
fishes leader on the centenary of the battle
of Bunker Hill. After historical review Of the
event and consequences, the writer concludes
mot only America, but England and the world
have reason to hold iu grateful remembrance
the day. 1t was gain on all sides, for great no.
questionable principles of popular representa-
tiou, self-government by popular municipal ln'
s,itutious, independence Of judges, and com
plete responsibility 10 the exercise OF power
we're equally at stake on both sides of the AT
laptic."
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,Ca.NHL EfL.H.NEKCE.

Arrved-Bosts Y l. Sprigg and j L Purcell,
via Rock creek, 10 Hsmp and Bait Coal Co;
Thos Patton, L A Long, VIM Walsh, Benj4nin
Williamson, j 4 Anderson, J H Stickney, D
A Lowe, to American Coal Go; Silver Wave,
Ohio, John iSasmnion, L Agnew, On Wheat
ley and B Price, to J 2 Agnew.
Departures-B Boats John Bradburn, Chas
Hooff, & Uhler, Rechsbites, VIM Gregory,
6 l. Boothe, L a Long, Thos Patton, William
Walsh, Garrett s. Mans, VIM Mertens and bell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

Alta late hour last night the Pennsylvania
and Baltimore and Ohio Companies reached a
satisfactory understanding as to the proposed
amendment to the agreement between the TWO
Companies, so that it may be regarded as prac-
ticaly adopted, aud the difficulty finally ad-
iusted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

Fourteen hundred steerage passengers leav-
ing New York in one day to return to Europe
is, says the New York Herald, an event of no
small significance. The Significance Of the
event fnds emphasis 10 the estimate that the
immigration arrivals this year in New. York
will be sc, 900 less than they were in 1874.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17
COM vi ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. June T.-Wheat is
fairly active, choice lots being in especial re-
quest; offerings of 493 bushels, with sales of
white at 100 for damaged, and 100 for good, and
red at l15 for inferior, rs for fair, 1856 ana l3G
for prime and 1873 for choice. Corn steady Of
ferings Of 472 bushels, with sales Of white nj 81
and mixed and yellow ut 90 ..,...
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MoNoGRAMs. gossipping London CORE!
,opa,rt s,op.

MoNoGRAMs.-A gossipping London CORES
pondent says:
1.-The Princess of Wales seems to be leading
the beau monde in the matter of seaside fash.
ions this year. She has had dress made that
is being copied by the modistes, and is worthy
being described. 1t is Of Edinburgh cloth, and
embroidered in parti-coored garlands, into
which are ingeniously embroidered the mono
gram and crest of the Princess. The monogram
Is allonge in Italian fashion, and the crown en- :
broldered upon three over tapping pieces cross.
ing at the sides Of the skirt Similar EN- broidery
is reproduced on the corsage which is cut on
the bias of the cloth. In some of the robes in
imitation of it the embroidery Of the monogram
and crests are confined to special parts 0. the
dress as the chstelaine, cuffs, collars, ETC., the
crowns intermingling with shields, giving q
harmonious effect The taDlier i'd GOV cred With
embroidery. From this application of the mon
ogram to the toilette one may fairly expect to
see dresses next year covered with texts in em-
broidery, so that upon meeting with dame one
has but to glance over her robe to read her au-
photography in the sentiments deity woven In
her toilette. If he reads the Latin text rinnin &
up her sleeve, DUN spiro spero, he may infer
that the wearer is hopeful Naomi, while the
fortune. seeking maiden will have inscribed on
her girdle, Amour fait besucoup, mais argent
fat tout In any event proper motto for such
gowns would be, "A grand frsls.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

Great uneasiness is said to exist 10 Madrid
on accospt of the political situation. There is
rumor aAoat that the Carsts are about to
lombard Bilboa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17
last evening.

We have received an invitation to attend the
final celebration Of the Pheoix aud Philoma
thean Societies of William aud Mary College,
on the evening of the Both of June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

The Ohio Democratic State Convention meets
to-day at Columbus The indications are that
Gov Allen will be renominated by acclamatiou
S. S. Cox addressed meeting at the City Hall
last evening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

There were sales in New York yesterday, at
auction, of $3S3,OOO st. Joseph and Denver
City railroad first mortgage per cent W. D.
bonds at 2la
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17
IIIILLIAM N. BERkLEY i SON :
WV HAVE OPEN Ed

Table Diapers, Cottonades, Fancy Prints,
BlGached and Brown Donestics, DENNIS, Crash,
Fancy Prints in great variety, with summer
Csssimeres at prime cost. They invite their
friends from city and country to give them an
early CALL Je l6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

A terrific explosion occurred in fireworks
factory, at Boston, yesterday, and the ruins i'm
mediately taking FIRE, the place was completely
destroyed before assistance could be rendered
by the fire department. Ten men and boys
were employed in the building, only one of
whom escaped uninjured. The charred re-
mains of six men were taken from the ruins,
aud three others were rescued, but we're seri-
ously injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

HOLES AL E DEALERS, ATTEN-
w. TION-Our stock of goods for country
merchant lis now large and we'll assorted An
examination of it will, we think, convince that
our prices are right. 3, y.
au9 D. f. WILMER co.
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M. in extra Supel and Zanaia
Call and soc them.
ia 4 .,.. ......,. D. + WILMER co
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CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.

100 barrels j. T. JANNEY'S SUPERIOR
FAMILY FLOUR, made by the new process
equal If not superior, to any on the market
We can recommend this to the trade AS
strictly choice article. For sale by
nv Tim .... WASH NOTION & BRO
IUNE 4,h, 1875
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HAVING THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY
III business in the city of Alexandria, Va, TO
-. M n yu VJTNnT

HAvING THIS DAY DISPOSED OF.MY
LII business in the city of Alexandria, Va, TO
-" Mr.. o. w. YUNDT,
l would respectfully return thanks for the pat
anco of The same for MIR Yundt who will carry
ON the business under the name of 4UNDTS
EXPRESS.
All parties having claims against me will
GEO. w. KNOX,
81 Proprietor Knox's Express
r HOPE THAT WITH MY FACILITIES
l. for, continuing the express business, and
with strict attention, l may have continuance
of the patronage of the public. Baggage and
freights called for and forwAred to all points.
......... .. w. YUNDT,
je lG-1m Proprietor Yundt's Express.
WI Alexandria, Va. June II, 1876.
All persons owning or intending to keep any
animal OF the dog kind are hereby notified to
come forward and take out = License for the same
from the Auditor. All persons found with .
dog or dogs on his or her prem 'ses without the
FIVE DOLLARS for every dog so owned or
harbored after July LIST. -.
And it is further ordesed that sitter the 10th
instant all dogs found running at large in the
streets of this city without being properly and
securely lnuHEleQ Shall De seized 0y persons ue-
signated for that purpose and dealt with &C.
cordlng to law. Also all dogs found running
at large in the market place shall be Kill ed.
je it'll [oentl K. KEMPER, Mayor.
"AYOR'S OFFICE, ..f
WI Alexandria, Va, June II, 1875,
Notice is hereby given 10 ell parties requiring
license to do business that / shall be IN my Office.
No. Sc King street, daily, for the purpose of
granting the same. .r"" 'i.-'H
ANY merchant, mercantile firm or other per-
son requiring license who shall fail to psy the
same on or before the 30th day of June next,
shall forfeit and pay Ave dollars ($5) and costs
for each and every day they shall continue bust
ness without paying said license tax after the
said Both day of June.
je It'll [Sentl K. KEMPER, Mayor.
r VERY AND SALE STABLE.
J. The arrangement here: ofore existing between
William &. Legg, esq, and the undersigned,
having baen terminated by mutual consent, the
public are respectfully informed that thankful
for past fsvors, the undersigned will continue to
solicit their patronage in the LIVERY BUSl-
y ESS st the stable on Washington street, nesr
King in Alexandria city.
Ny stock of ANIMALS, CARRIAGES, &C.,
is first class and particular attention is paid to
HORSES AT LIVERY. None but kind, polite
and reliable hostlers, &C., are employed.
je Him VIM. b. THORNTON.
IMPORTED ENGLISH CHEESEfor sale by
l. ap27 Il. VIM RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-17

- Shoulder Bacon, Sugar cured Shoulders
and Breakfast Pieces, and Lard in tierces and
tubs, received to day and for SALE wholesale
and retail, ut lowest current rates by
nv .....,4 ...ui4u j. g. MILBURN.
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JOTICE-Those who use SPECrACLES
~ should call ut g REEN'S NOTION
HOUSE and invest; 25c in u pair Of those cele-
DRAFTED IMPORTED YSTAL LENSE
and they will experience great
ease and Comfort ''' 70 my2i
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PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
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GUN UMBRELLAS

GUN UMBRELLAS
~ .a,t'. '''' 1t
-. PRETZFELDER & BENDHEIM'S.
Latest styles, heavy twilled Silk, in shades of
Blue, Brown and Black, with Pearl and Ivory
Handles. ...-...... ........ my