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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-26
DEGISTER'S OFFICE,

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
Ia NEW CASTLE COUNTY, November sth, 1876.
Upon application Of John Ferris, Executor of
Sarah L Erk, late of Wilmington Hundred, in
said county, deceased 1t is orl:red and directed by
tile Register that the Executor aforesaid give notice
of the granting OF Letters Testamentary upon the
Estate of the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such letters in six
OF the most public places Of the County of New Cas-
tle requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted within the same period
In the DAILY COMMERCIAL newspaper published in
Wilmington and to be continued therein three
weeks, (eod.)
Given under the hand and Seal of ONCE OF
H. ST. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. g. q. BiGGS, Register.
NOTICE.-An persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Executor on or before Nov. Sth,
1876 or abide the Act of Assembly in such made
and provided. JOHN FERRIS, Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del. nov9-3we0d
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9artnsrship Tutifes.

NJ OF / @ E.-DISSOLUTION OF Co
IN PARTNERSHIP The partnership hereto
fore existing between Ezekiel Flemming and
Joseph Parsons I'm the lumber and milling busin ss
at Harrington, Del Is dissolved by b. Flemnng's
withdrawal.
e. FLEMING.
novi5-1m JOSEPH PARSONS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-26

MORE ARMS ARRIVED Sixty stand OF arms
have just arrived for the German Military
Company, that being the number OF men now
| enrolled including the sergeants, but not in
| cludiug the captain, lieutenants, drummer and
| 6fer. The arms are the Springfield breech
loading rifles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-26
Sattiun Salts.
SALE.

Il OF REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to an alias order of the ornbans,
OF Cnester county, Pa, will be exposed tn urt N2urt
SAFE on the premises, at No. l. on seventh do publ
urday) December 1lth, 1875 the followinr i, lsal.
Real Estate, late OF Samuel Klmble sr deilutd
NO. ], farm situate In Franklin townshin nn asei e,
stage road, running from New London Ia ,mae WI 'Ie
Delaware, about four miles from the former
miles from tne latter ace, and about onf leh
nile from himblevllle bounded by lands ~ II VI
Greenfield, Samuel Cam. the Heirs Of Yam M :,
Mackey, deceased, and Others containing ana n Nm "a
ured ana ntteen acres and IS percheg OF ianJ , nun
or less. Tue improvements are Two star, ,e i,le
dwell ne house, with kitchen attached nny,e s'ule
der shelter, double noor stone aud frame harn @ W.
straw shed front, and dormand back. snrin & witn
wagon house, hog house aud other onth4i,Is' I's'
There are twenty i've or thirty acres Of heavs W.,
Der, young apple orchard, and other fruit iry, l H.
the premises. The land Is OF good quality an w. VA
der good fences. ''''' u''" uh
No. 2. house and lot in the village Of Rn,,.
vile, bounded by the lands OF j = d. wts, pn,'
Mceoyern ana Lot No. D. containing about +, nc s
| OF land The improvements consist OF n twn-s'n
| brick house and frame stable "'a'V'l
NO - house and lot bounded by Ma Lana, ,
Robert kennady Jr and Others Tho lmarn,
ments con ist OF Il two-stOry fame hnuse uns,
new, and frame stable. There are heyera a',, ","
building sites On these lots Sale at o,l ''''''p Vi
I'D. CONDITIONS nj sale THOS. MERC'Rh -
| -. ..,. JANE X. klMBIF
hoNe ,o-uzLh Adm n siraiof-
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The Temperature, To-day.
Court Proceedings.

AS REGISTERED AT THR COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
At 8 A. A.M...........42s At1 P. M.,...........b2
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1otirfs.

NOTICE.-FUNERA NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices TO secure Insertion in
the COMMERCIAL must invariably be raid for In dd-
pdrice. sprs-f COMMERCIAL PRINTING 90.
ANnI Il,IN
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Yust and found.

O5r.-ON NOVEMBER l7TH, IN
II this city panel of coach. The nndsr will
be sultab y Iewal ded by leaving 1t at
MARTINS STAB-Ei,
nov26.3t Third and orange streets.
,,bT.-IN GUiN9 FROM 18TH AND
- Jefferson st. to 18th and West, coral ear ring,
for which suitable reward Will be maid IL left at
nov2y-h 204 NJ ET 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-26
WANTED.
Tas WHEELER wlLssE NANUF Co,
OF
PHILApgIFaJa,
WANTED.


ALE DEsRCEs OF sEGU,.INo
seYerJl good Agents, nni very liberal inducements
will be offered to thoroughly relshle men who can
furnish Gorae and Wagon. We are now prepared
10 supply the New Family, the Nss No g. and the
Nov fo, Machines, and choice OF location and
ergetc, industrious men 70 engage in profitable bue.
inees without the investment OF capital. Letters
addressed, parties calling Oh us VII receive I'M.
mediate attention.
1hskLsEt d WILSON hANlF. CO.,
sls CaBsTNuT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
decls-lg
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FINANCIAL AND COMM z RClAl;
WILMINGTON, DEL, November 20 1875.
STOCK QUOTATIONS. AT O'CLOCK TO-DAY.
Reported by Craige, johnson Co, Bankers and
Rrok ers. 9Th and Market Stsl

old ...........................1l Hay
q 4 Hudson .,,.,,,,,................1 .106
Erte. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lsh
Iafe shore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 62H
North Weatern. Observation-Disclosures. s95S
u Pref .......,......,.......,.....b b4
Rock Island .... .1o5yi
Ohi,s ........,.,.................1 10
Pacific Mai. ............,............. 40A
Western Union ......................... 161a
Ct Paul, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 967s
Pref. .,...,................... 66A
wabash. "a
@. q, 4 l. C. .......,,,................. 4a
Penna OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Reading ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b5k
Leh,Qh Valley .............,.............. 62A
LehiQb Nav .........,.......... Co.,
oil Greek .....,,,,,,..,............ IL
Cent? Trans . Observation-Disclosures 46A
ph]ladelphia Krie. Observation-Disclosures. 195s
Aestonyflle Observation-Disclosures. 29H
Market ..........................B Bucyant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-26
TO SHIPPERS AND REcFIvERs OF WRsT
EltN fhLlGllTS.

on and after Novemh6r the 2ith ISIS, we .hall
be prepa ed to contract through rates Tor fregh's
destined TO points West, reacAed ~ B.& o. X. r..
Z he Is. n o. X. X vii also uf through rates on
frelghts coming East j P. CASPER on,
npy2i3i Freight Agent OF Is N U. X Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-26

The argument of counsel was concluded at
about nine clock, on Wednesday evening, and
given to the jury that night, who at once retired
for deliberation upon their verdict. At 10
o'clock this morning, the jury had not returned
Yesterday it was reported that they stood ten for
conviction to two for acquittal. The latest i'll.
formation from New Castle states that they
are,equally divided, this morning, between YER.
dict OF acqnittal and manslaughter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-26

NOTICh-BOOK OF CORRECTIONS.
IN We have hanging IN our business Office n copy
OF the LAST City Directory In which arc noted all
errors and omissions that come to our notlce In
der that they may not occur HeYt year. We appre-
cate the great need of accuracy In work Of this
kind aud request all subscribers and others who no
tice any defects 10 afvse us of them that they may
be noted ard corrected
r0NMER,tThr pRJ N,ryNl 70
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EOR 9E TOWN.

AcCTDEyT.-About noon on Saturday Mr..
Edward Dyer, Of the frm of Dyer & Sons,
had bis hand so badly cut at their saving
and planning mills by It's coming In contact
with circular saw, as to necessitate the
amputaticn OF one finger, which operation
was performed BY DR.. Richie.
KICKED TO INsKNsIBILIrY By A MULE.
About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
colOred boy named Bowen was found in an
iBsensible condition on Washington street,
near Simms' saw mill, with various injuries
about his body, which 1t is supposed he re-
cefved from the kicks OF a mule which he
had been driving. He was removed t. the
general hospital.
TIE OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer-
chants Exchange to-day amounted to 9 $50
bushels. Sales of s,1t0 bushels, at 81 80, IS,
SIX. 80, 40. 40X, Az and I3K.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived-Sc
Ross Wipans, from Norfolk, with 10000 feet
lumber for j. q j. +. Libbey; schooner Morn
ing Star, from Portsmouth, Va, with 80 900
feet lumber for Wheatley Brothers; schooner
Mary Ann, from Alexandria, with 2,2aO
bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro By canal
Boat LoudoD with 3, 500 bushels wheat for
Hartley & Brothers, and ~ barrels ear corn
fer II. NJ. Talbot, with 1000 bushels wheat
for III NJ. Talto and $50 bushels do for T.
c. Wheeler; boat J n. Thomas with $50
bushels wheat for j q. and j. NJ. Waters,
and 500 bushels corn for ii. NJ. Talbot.
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4 I Z X 4 " ID RIA.

IL MORE TRoUBLF.-We learn from the
Petersburg papers That Mr.. joan DOdson has
served notice on X. II. Ruffin, the colored
lawyer. that ne wilt contest his seat in the
house of delegates. for which he received a
majority az votes cast in Dinwiddie county
NJ he late election The contest is to be
made on IL ground that Ruffin is MT a legal
totgr IN M c'uuty, and is therefore iEe-
ligthle 10 u seat In fhe house of delegates.
Ruffin Is the victim or ate. He was ele ted
10 gocG flee here, mt han to give 10 up be-
eau he coulf not give the boad, and now his
rev hon0r seems to be about taken from
him, while indictments for various mis-
doipgs are continually lighting on him.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.-Richard Pierson,
living on Long Branch, Fairfax county.
his gun INTO his left arm, infiicting Injuries
which may result in the loss of the limb
StHilf,eI, 1871.
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THE DIVORCED WIFE OF CAL. WAGNER
ATTEMPTS SUICIDAL Indianapolis last
wednesday night, after returning from the
minsfrels to her apartments In the Grand
opera hotel, Mrs. Jennie Berry, said to be
the divorced wife of Cal Wagner, attemnted
suicide with aconite. but the interference of
DIR. Walker retained her spirit in this vale of
tears The lady was somewhat heroic in the
effort, first swallowing the poison, then lock
ing the door and daring her room mate. Miss
Mand Livingstone, to give the alarm. About
half-past IL Cal Wagner was sent for, but
what passed between them is not known
To day she was upon the street, threatening
Inc reporter who should mention the circum-
stances. 49,
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@The American institute of architects
VIII meet In annual session in Baltimore on
Wednesday.
~ Light shocks of earthquake were felt
Al Cairo, H., al Ave O'Clock Saturday even
ing and about two O'Clock Sunday morning.
whoever IL was that called a sausage
"a ground hog" has made the best pun OF the
current month. f"- Va VIZ
mrs. Winans is secretary OF the Nichj.
san poSyu on auditors-the first lady who
ever held that position.
Srltical question of an old lady who
~1s SHOWN a picture of Jacob kissing Rachel
"What De they wrastling about?'
0The new u. 8. sloop-of-war An.tetar,
on Saturday. '@iu
s2- The public school teachers of Ba,t,r,o~,
are arguing In favor of the one session svs'
TEN, and at q meeting ON Saturday adon5a,
resolution To that effect. and directed q
copy 10 be sent 10 the school board.
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A LARGE TURrLE.-The CrIsneld (Md)
Leader contains the following: "Capt Will
dredging of Hoynes point yesterday week,
caught tremendous sea turtle which he
succeeded In hauling to shore only by the use
81 three sets OF halyards and twelve men.
The gigantic fellow being landed, his dimen-
siODs were taken. In length he was ten feet;
from TIP of FIN to tip of fin, eight feet. IL is
an ordinary occurrence to see large turtles in
the sound, but one SO large as this is Certain
ly foreigner"
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A MOTHER ARRESTED FOR ABDUCTING
HER own CHILD.-Miss Sarah Nichols the
divorced wife OF Thomas A. Fay, 513 De
kalb avenue, was arrested yesterday at her
new home, 300 Henry street, New York, on a
charge Of abduction. The divorce was OBJ
tanned In September last, and the lady, who
Is young and prepOssessing, has been arrest
ed twice since on charge of kidnapping or
abducting her children, whose custody was
a public school In Ryerson street, where the
child was, and took IL away with her. She
concealed 1t two or three weeks, until one
counsel, on the ferry boat, and told him
where the child was. She was locked up for
examination before Justice Riley to-day
". Y. n0Td 18Th.
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THE BRIDE OF DEATH Sal iSuicide Of the
Ftd,icee Of UdslttNotoRjoa.-Mis Blanche
Cook, an estlmable young lady. aged TWEEN
two years, daughter of the late George T.
Cook and sister in-law of Officer Longstaff,
OF the Lansingburg police, committed sui
eide at seven O'Clock last evening by jumping
into the river from the dock at James III.
Adams, near North street, in that village.
Miss Cook left the residence of her mother
corner of the avenue and North street, short
ly AFTER six o'clock in company with little
colored girl named Ida Peterson, ostensibly
to take walk. They walked down North
street to River, and up River to Market,
when Miss Cook gave the little girl a note
with instructions TO go to STRIKERS store at
the corner of state and Market streets and
wait for half an hour. If at the end of that
tlme MISS COOK old not come, Ida was direct
Ell 10 take the note to Mrs Longstaff. Shed did
not come and the girl delivered the note as
directed. Miss Cook stated in the note that
her life was a failure, that she had no desire
TO live longer and that she intended to end
her troubles in the river at the foot of North
street. Officer Longstaff was Immediately
notified, when he at once proceeded to the
place indicated, and after q brief search
found plaid cape worn by the deceased
living on pile OF wood on Nj. Adams dock
Grapples were procured, and with the assist
ance of neighbors the river in the vicinity
was dragged until midnight, but no trace OF
the body was found.
The young lady was tn have been married
az Christmas to Mr.. Henry Walbndge of
Washington, ID. c., but, owing to the illness
OF her mother, had written a few days since
TO have the marriage postponed until April.
Wht tier an unsatisfactory answer had been
returned To her appeal, or whether Illness,
from which she had been suffering for the
past two weeks. was the cause OF unsettling
her reason, is not known. II had been APP
parent for several days that she was labor
ing under great mental depression, but no
thought OF her attempting suicide had en-
tered the minds Of her friends. Miss Cook
was an amiable, accomplished young lady,
the sole companion of a widowed mother,
who. with the other members of the family
will have the sincere sympathy OF the entire
community in their affiictiOn.-IrOy Whig.
SAVING THE Encouraged by
the success which has thus far attended their
Efforts to convict and punish the master of
the little acrobat, "Prince Leo" the New
York society for the prevention OF cruelty TO
children are making efforts 10 crush out the
kindred evils OF the Italian padrOni" sys-
tenn. The latest evidence of their work in
this direction was witnessed on Friday in
the Indictment at the TOmbs of two Italian
musicians for the Illegal employment of a
young Italian dancer. The two Italians
nave been in the custom of taking a little
Italian girl, aged about ten years, and ma
King her dance to their music in saloons
The two men were committed to await trial
on the charge Of violating the law against
employing child musicians in the streets.
and the little girl was taken to the house of
detention.
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FRECKLrs removed by \
The BuffaIo I.ithia waters

The Buffalo Lithia waters.
ne extraordinary curative powers OF these
Waters in the Peculiar Diseases Of Women; In
affections Of the Urinary Organs: i'm Dyspepsia
and in GO'1y and RhelGddtic Affections is
talent of the country. They are for sale by
kfdwell & Son, 1881 street; Charles Stott 4
Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington,
ID. C.; Tickling WEIGH. IL High street,
Georgetown, ID. c.; and +. s. Leabeater Il
Bro. 5o1 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
~Pamphlets can be had of the houses.
THOMAS T. GOoDE, Proprietor,
l',i,m6w,6: Buffalo Ltthia Springs, Va.
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The Perry Burglary and Snyder Re
lease C0SeN.

This morning, in the Criminal Court,
Judge Macarthur, the Bogus Edes" cases,
in which John Green, c. G. Fisher w. NJ
Evans, Il. +. Leighton, and Lena Miller are
indicted for conspiracy, offering or prOcur-
ing false bail to be given flor Snyder, the al
legged Perry burglary, and also as accessories
after the fact. was called up-Mr. W. A.
Cook, for the defence, making motion that
the cases be set for trial.
The court, after some discussion by coun-
sci, said that there were three indictments
That Tor procuring false bail being for q fel.
oDy under the statute, and he would suggest
mat that Indictment be first tried. He
thought that there should have been no diff
hculty or any occasion for some of the mo-
lions which mad been made in these cases
the District attorney might have stated
which Indictments he would call up first
and would have no further motions in refer
ence TO these cases.
District Attorney Wells said that he pro-
posed To call the case OF Green first and
Fisher next.
Mr.. Cook said that In the latter part of
next week ne would he able to take up the
cases OF Evans and Leighton. but would not
be able To take up the case OF Green at that
time. If the Green case is to be set down as
the first case TO be tried. he would be under
the necessity of showing by affidavit reasons
for continuance, and would do so in a few
days.
The SEES then went over
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN PERFUMES Are distilled from
natural flowers. Fifty distinct doors TO Sc
Bouquet, Wild Flowers OF India, &c.
A Full LISE OF the Crown Tooth Brushes,
Hair Brushes and Combs, by w. s. Thcmp-
son, druggist, ToS 18th street.
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weather Probabilities To-day.
orrrcx OF curEY SIGNAL OHYIeHl,

WASHING TON. lNOFtfHDeI ID, Isso y
For the lower lake region and mifdle
states. falling. followed by rising barometer.
eastsrly winds. veering To southerly and
westerly, slightly warmer, cloudy weather.
and In former and northern portion of latter
rain and snow, succeeded ton night by falling
tfmreYature.
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M II. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsT.B-
LISHMENT,
~ JCfsrson S7.er, Gsoyestoter, - C.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded. 1851. In
larged aud improved, 1874. Ladies and Gentiemea's
wearing apparel 81 every descrip ion, including
Selvets, Crepe Wells snd Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely cleaned d. ed; also, Curtains ard
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Send us your address. and we will call for and re-
turn work at place in the District free of extra
Charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press from aud any place ia the country apal- r
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The rrawner.Kenpard Murder Case.

CoSNEScENfST OF THE TRIAL.
I'D the Criminal Court this morning, before
Judge Macarthur, the trial OF the case OF
John Frawner, charged with the murder of
Thomas A. Kernard or July 27th was COM
meneed-District Attorney Wells and II. II.
Mcconnell and A. X Browne for the defend
ant. II will be recollected that Kennard was
shot when In the act of leaving the house of
Mrs Tayl Tor, oil 1 street. near 9th, aud died q
few days thereafter. Frawrer made his es-
cape, but was arrested in Virginia, aud was
on August 18th discharged by Judge Wylie,
before whom he appeared on habeas corpus.
The grand jury, however, indicted him, and
he gave himself M.
Al o'clock the empaneling of a jury to
try the case was commenced, each juror, as
bis name was drawn from the hat, being
sworn on his CoiTe dire.
THE FOLLOWING JURY
were so dravn:-Thomas p. Lines accepted;
Joseph ii. Hilton had formed an opinion;
James y. TOpham accepted Albert Parker,
colored accepted; George F. Dyer was ex-
cHsed, having been summoned as q witness,
ard bad formed an opinion; Chas. Kloman
had read The STARS accounts OF the occur
renee. but could give a fair verdict under the
other reader of THE STAR, had not formed
an opinion, accepted; Andrew j. Joyce had
formed an expressed an opinion; Henry In
thought that he could find fair YER
dict, but he had heard language in the
court room to- day which justified him
III saSlHs that ne ultt not mink the woman
was worthy OF the defence she received at
the hands of her husband, challen ged;
Lewis T. Cariright mad conscientious
scruples; Edgar F. Edwards had
formed and expressed an opin ion
George Dor alds0n, do; John f. Sei5y, ac-
cepted: James NJ. Thompson, challenged;
Richard W. Morgan, 10; Walker Lewis,
lcOlOTed,) accepted; A. +. Offutt do; Noble
ID: Larner, had conscientious scruples; Robt
W. Hunter. do: MichaiI Tally had formed
an opinion; ChaS SioISse. had conscientious
scruples; Warren Dent, challenged; Byron A.
Kidder. 60.
the cOrTt ordered twenty names to be sum-
mOned for Tomorrow morning.
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The MARRIAGE % Frank ". Moore To
Miss Mamie Larner il announced 10 occur at
80 y. IN. on the 18th instant. at the Church
81 the Incarnation. After the ceremony the
happy couple VIII leave for New York at
p m or an extended northern tour.
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DROWNING OF Boy IN A BARREL OF
WATERBURY Jerscheid, two years OF
age, son OF Adam Jerscheid, 45 Elliot street,
Canton, was accidentally drowned Saturday
afternoon in a barrel of water, at No. 1iS
Chesapeake street The mother of the little
fellow was engaged in cleaning the house
was playing about the premises, and the
mother missed him about O'Clock, when he
was found head dOwnwards in q barrel which
mad been sunk In the ground to catch waste
water. The barrel was one-half filled wi tn
mud and water, and it was evident the boy
nad fallen into IT while playing in the yard
The father OF the boy Is a conductor OF the
Sun, 18th. 1870
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CANARIEs, MoCKING AND FANCY RtenS
AT PRIVATE SALE.-Thomas lowing, anc-
tt0neer, has Just received and will Continue
10 receive during the week a great variety of
singing and fancy birds Parties wishing 10
obtain frst-class singer should call early.
20 as 10 have the first chance at them.
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UUUUS.
- Fine Cashmeres in beautiful Cloth Shades
80 pieces Plain and Plaid Dress Goods newest
styles at Is, 30 S. 49, aud 80 and upward very
cheap.
Large stock of Square and Long Shawls,
Special bargains in Bed Blankets. Beaver Cloths
ana Cassimers, Cottons. CscOes, aud House keeping
Goods at 10 gest prices Car pets Oil Cloth aud Rags
Call and examine our goods.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
npy1-tr Ina pvitca sfrsat