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The Former Belle OF Ncwburypor,.
iran. ne N,'-a,o gpor' ,Ns'J H',~n


Kate Coffin, who has been IA city PEN
.. ucr rrsidiugat tho almshousc for thirty--cNen
}'..f-, g. dead. Many will remember her, for She
va uuii'cItl" person 10 all callers at that city
y .iitu'iuu. When young she was the belle ~
tir Nurih End. and when old, even more than
f0ur scare, she WAS remarkably good-luokinR
aud fcN polite. She was there from no weak
he # mind. nu disease Of body. no immortality
If Nlst but when father and mother died the
town took her mp, simply because she deter
n..ftd that she would do nothing for self sup
Iurt. Labor, even the lightcst kind, she WAS to-
tails ufacquniutcd with; II Vas Tepugnaut to
all Ter Ideas 81 what belonged to lady. and she
lower forgot that hhe was one Of the first idlni-
lie - the town, and when young knew not what
WORK Was. nor from necessity, WAS required TO
know. she was the daughter OF Lemuel
'NH.u, whose residence Was at the foot Of War
f'h -trcet and his Shoe shop on Merrimac street,
iuet ahsNe the mi dgc. He was one Of the pat
flt s, 'ers Of the revolution, and for four years
~ In the pdy guard of Gen Washington.
Painfully and W. he served his country lie
arrmulltcd some Property which WAS No. 49,
III business before Ills death SO that Kate. fro ~
nniN'n'e and case, was reduced to poverty
nthel relatives she had who are remembered t.
thl- ddy. Her uncle, samuel CONN, was one Of
Dur litt merchants, owned wharf second above
a." bridge, whence his Nessels sailed to foreign
countries, His son, Capt. Abel CONN, brought
ihc eHliucrc twins 10 this country. But few of
katr 3 relatives remain here. At eighty-three
W. illn@ that WAS her age we 1nd nl9sk y the
Ie9l lie WIN whom We start In Ne, passed over
49, '"'NNl - - u.uGI SIDE,
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MIR. ROWEN's SUITS.
The Assignee Of jay Cooke 81 Co. Examined
In Philadelphia on Friday.


At the Office of Richard l.. Ashurst, E.q.,
~ South Sixth -trcet, Yesterday afternoon, tes-
umony was taken before Samuel g.. Perkins,
Esq. Commissioner for the state Of New York,
On behalf Of the defendant IN the libel SUIT -
Henry &. Bowen, Of the New York Mdspfnieli,
against the Publishers OF the Brooklyn Edqb.
Upon one Of the counts of the SUIT, - related
in tho Tunes New York letter 4 TODAY, the
plaintiff, upon "A claim for $1,000 damages, ob-
Iainrd a yeruc; Of $1,000. inc second count
claimed a similar amount Of damages for
alleged libel published IN tho Eagle charg-
ins Bowen with having used the ed
itorial columns Of his paper IN further.
ing the efforts OF jay Cooke 4 Co. 10 se-
cure subscriptions to the bonds Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad. Mr. Edwin NJ. Lewis, assignee
Of jay Cooke Co., was yesterday examined nc
length, his evidence showing that Bowen en-
tered into contract with Jay Cooke Go. L.
publish advertisements OF the Offering for sale
Of the bonds II the Northern Pacific Railroad,
and In addition to use the editorial columns of
bis paper In return tor this Bowen was To re-
celve bonds of the Northern Pacific tlrOad
and percentage on the sales. Receipts we're
exhibited FOR advanced made to Bowen IN pur-
suance OF the agreement, the slgnaturcs 10
wuicn were identified Nv former attachG ofthe
BROOKLYN EHtOu, IL paper also published ny the
plaintiff. Inc kIgic Was represented at toe eX-
animation by Jesse johnson, Esd, Of the New
York bar.
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IS IT so?
Don Hamilton Fl-h Accused Of Playing
Tricks.


Spe4aI Besrlth 10 ne PiNid,hh,d IHrs.
WAsnINGroS, Dee. 2L-Gentlemrn who
are well informed with regard to the relations
between the President and Secretary Fish assert
that the President las had IN his hands since
tue Nirginius nair sworn documentary evidence
to establish the ct that Mr. Fish has. ever since
lSG9, inspired numerous newspaper articles on
our affairs with foreign nations, which, while
III nave been unsp r!ngtn criticism and aouse
OF the President, have also been nIled with
praise ~ the Seer tary. These articles are said
to have been written for the most part by sid.
nev Webster, Mr.. Iish's sun-n-ldw, who Id the
attorney Of the Spanish Government, and to
have been p;inteo In one Of the most prominent
Democratic newspapers In the country It Is
also alleged that Other evidences Of Mr.. llsh's
duplicity b We been accommodating In the Pfesi-
dents hands, and That he II merely awaiting tho
proper time to punish the offender. Ihis IL one
Of the chief reasons why the early resignation Of
the Secretary ~ confidently anticipated. and an
other one " that the secretary Is believed To be
the chief obstacle AT present to the President 4
purpose to bring about a war with Spain ON be-
Laf ~ cuba.
This discovery very naturally creates great
deal u talk IN diplomatic aud omcial citcles'
the Secret ry has always been looked upon az
the soul Of honor, and many OF his friends scout
the idc that he would descend TO such mean
in tho manner alleged. hut those IN a position
10 know boldly al ri hat unless NJ FiSh speed
lly retires from the Cabinet the whole truth
will come out. and that II Will place MIN In "A
very bad light. Ihe Secretary himsylf refuses to
say ANYTHING In reg I'd u the matter. The
friends of " free CUBA are, of couise, Jubi-
mcnt has been an insupcraOle barrier In their
wav. and II Ia understood that II Is owing to
their efforts that the President has had his eyes
opened. Where he Will look for a successor t.
Mr.. Fish IL all IA mRttcrof conjecture. wash
burne will be consulted, aud most probably cali
I'd home TO take the vacant seat al the Cab
met tale. Our Minister % France u one oi the
few nsn upcn whom Grant always relies IN
amaTQauCiee
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A Historical Picture a, the Colosseum.

A very graphic representation OF the
death Of the Archbishop OF Paris, at the hands
Of the Commune Of 1871, IL now on exhibition
at the Colosseum. 1t Is painting by VI. Des-
brosses Of Paris, OF which the scene Is rendered
more like actually by skilful arrangement of
collateral papier- mache figures, together with
the cart that il TO bear on the bodies set In the
right hand corner OF the foreground. The
painting itself represents the court of the prison.
and on the left Mgr. Darboy, the Archbishop (;
Abr Dugerry, cure Of the Madclaine; the cures
Pere Allard, Pere Dacoudray, Pere Clerc, and NJ.
Bonjeau. Senator and President Of one OF the
high courts Of justice, lust as they are receiving
the FIRE Of the corps OF Communists who appear
on the right. The picture Is well made, aud
very impressive.
The Siege Of Paris" rs stlll on exhibition
here. and a programme OF incidents IN the
Franco Prussian war has Lately teen added to
the attractions Of tins instructive place Of
amusement
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Theatrical Notes.

Al Booths Julius Casar" will have tie nrst
representation ths season tomorrow night Mcssrs.
=. L. Davenport, Lawrence. Barrett anu +. c. h ngs
VIII have psrts 10 the performance. The programmes
TO ne rsef nre Tr ted on beautiful gros grained silk
The utle page Illuminated by M engraving represent
ing the entra Pdrx statue Of Shakespeare.
At Wallack'r "The Romance Of Poor Young Man -
will be put upon the Gtsge tomorrow evening
Al the O.ynpic tie holiday bill headed with Ninhle
Nip IL meeting with uncommun success. The march.
dri l. and utions Of the 100 children, the uruin
corps Of immature and other eNtr ,ordi-
ry features call forth enthusiastic applause nightly
Al the EAg.e regular Englsh hurlesque, hare
quinade ana pantOmime Will % produced Tomorrow
night. Il hat long tltlc part Of whchI III Didde
Dlddle the Cats In the Fid1c, The Cow Jumped over
the Moon" Elaborate preparations have 0een made
Tor it, Representation tn transfOrmaton scene has
been painted by No Matt Morgan.
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BnOuKLNN, Dee. "a, ls5.
Usher Murray u,,er-a Pronounced Opinio,

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir; The
young editor say- IirooklSn people seem to
be very pronounced In their opinions Of each
other
when read that jacob II. Murray was called
as witness In the case ~ Bowen vs.. knsella
and the lirooklyn Eagle, ! remembered a con
ver~ltion between Murray and gentleman in
MURRAY was an usher 81 fourteen years standing
In plymouth Church.
The gentleman related IN Murray what n gem
teInan had said ~ witness, declaring him to
he honest. Ac. Murrays reply was, lie is "A
--- liar" No" said the gentleman, " he
~ a member ~ Nr. Becchers church and he
licVes In his Innocence There he sits Wointing
to HIM: ask him" 4" don't carca -- --; he
lies" continued Murray. That's what call "A
think the young editor right In his comments on
that pOsiinf Of the evidence. Murray Is "A very
profane man, SGT pretondS not to believe In
lieecher'- guilt. IA
DROOKlNN, Dec. "a, 1870
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IUTII ETf sNfU " Ft'TF1 I''IV 'TT'
About Fix months ago q parrot belonging
60 the sisters of - B0niface Convent disap-
peared and was recently found In the possession
Of Pierre VI lie, VINO lives on Itpeyrouse street.
surrender the bird, claiming that nc purchased
n, aud will not give II M unless paid an eht.'Va-
r,fi price. The Sisters have therefore instituted
2 suil in the Second Justices Court to recover
theifD,,1 which they value at one hundred dol.
lars. Tue parrot speaks German hnently, md
Us owners claim that they VIII have no difficulty
i'm proving their property. Upon the trial the
nird is 70 be bromeht into con, 70 tell what he
knows about kidnapping. Ihe bird Ia well
convent, and II Is said that "A test Of ilentlhca-
ton ~ lneiht in the birds obedience to ger
tain sign known only TO its rightinl owners inc
and amuting.
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LETTERS FROM the PEOPLE.
A Methodist on GiI Havcn-Iiow GiI Beca me
n Bishop-No Third Term.


n Bishop-No Third Term.
To THE EDITOR OF The SUS.-Str: In
THE SrN to-day is an extract from the Church
Journal entitled "Gil Haven. Miscegenation-
ist' This fact has been well understood 10y
the Methodists for years, and to 1t Gil owes his
election to the Blshopric. At the last election
OF Bishops for tue NJ. T.. Church. a large mum Der
OF delegates was In favor OF choosing colored
brother for Bishop, whose duty should he to
look after the interests Of the church In the
Southern territory over which the jurisdic lon
OF the IN. L. Church North" extended. This
idea met with some opposition, for although
the church. as n body, has for d number Of
wears been identified with the abolition move
ment. and therefore In sympathy with the
NEGRO. still many Of the brethren thought that a
white man could be found who knew as much
as any tnteili -cnt negro, aud brother Haven
was elected as compromise candidate; toe
General Conference considering nm a. fair
representative Of the negro element owing To his
well known Views on "misCegenation."
A great deal too much importance haa beer
attached 10 the nomination speech Of bishop
Haven, many supposi nR that through him "a a
mouthpiece, the whole great body of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church speaks. ruls Il great
mistake. BisnOp Haven Is not y representative
man OF the church. lie ir simply a REPRESENTA-
Tive 81 CIR Haven, speaking his thoughts as
RAPIDLY aa they come INTO his head without re-
lection upon the IMPRESSION tneir utterance
may have upon those who do not know him.
Such domination coming from Bishop simp-
son, or Foster, or Ames, would carry with II Inn
mense weight, for these men are known Ia he
~ prudent and thoughtful as Haven Is the re-
verse.
The Methodist Church is not a flock Of sheep,
following bindly the lead OF one Of their num-
Der. lhey are an educated, thinking denomi-
nation, that has alway- been Identified with the
hest interest Of our common country, and, as
such, nothing could be further from their
thoughts than third term" for Grant. We
have had quite enough Of that Tue sample
viii not Justify US in ordering any more OF such
goods. METHODIST.
NEW YORK, Dec. IS. 1875.
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pbiIad.lphia'. Curse Of Kemblei-n.

To THE EDIToR OF THE SUN--Sir: Your
acticle In Yesterdays Sun on Philadelphia =
most conspicuous sin, while stirring up the
DRAGON has strongly impressed some Of the resi-
dents of Philadelphia with its fOrcibly truthful
presentation Of horrible fact kembleisin IL "A
CHASTITY carcature Of Aachiavesm and per-
vades eN cry class Of society here.
| believe that the reproduction or the article
In the form Of leaf and distributed among
the people would have a greater moral Influence
for good than many Of the religious tracts which
are so distributed.
KemblelsIn IL the faith and practice In Phila-
deIphia OF some who go TO church and some
who don't go. DEhTArUs.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. -
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Two Wisconsin Girls Chopping "a Cord Of
Wood On Wager.

FIOIN TNf VINfFTITF WUsfWf7
Mr.. Stilman Greene Of Lake koshkoHong has
two dAughtc.-, strong, buNom lasseS, Who are
not afraid of work, aud can do as much NJ IL ns
any two girls In the country. In their neighbor-
hood lives an old bachelor who eN idcntly hasn't
much faith IN Wuuhn- pluck. lie made ahct of
six dollars with the two girls that the two could
not chop cord Of wood In six days. The girls
were not To he Outdone by u bachelor, and they
accepted the bet. They went Ia work, cut down
the tree, and in seven hours chopped and corded
one cord of whitehall wood, specimen Of
which We saw AZ Echn FOots this morning,
The girls got the money from MIR. Bachelor, who
probably by this time thinks that there are some
women who can work, and who have plucA and
energy.
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A Woman Expresses her Opinion Of the Uu
sound savings tanks.

To THE EDiroR OF THE sUS-ST: One
month ngo the Central Park Bank stopped payment,
and since that time scarcely whisper has been heard
concerning that institution. while mention II made
nearly day Of other suspended banks These rob
beers OF the poor should be allowed escape with
out being branded by pubic opinion that when they
come forward again In now ruisc they NAV be known
OF all men. One nay while making a deposit, only q
week before its rouenness announced the cashier
assured me in positive terms that the hank p"r
iecily sound aoundanty able to pay every deposition
hundred cents ON q dollar, and have handsome
surplus lett That looks to Inc IKE obtaining money
under false pretencc6," to LAY tue least. Aud when
remember that man was G luDiftcd only III. week
Tor obtaining Deer ny INSTRUMENTATION II strikes
that the savings OF the tbOrng class should he equally
protected. Either laws L. 1T fault "a,
iuen nc severely puGished and made to wear a
striped )tcKet
would ,uggcst that mas meeting be held of tile
deuosit1rs Of the different suspended banks and ha
for the prompt removal of superintendent Eilis for
incapacity or dishonesty IN the performance Of his
dut
Through the recent stopYages many thodsands OF
poor families will suffer th, winter, aud II l. certain
tna much Of the misery might have been prevented "
the Bank ,upcrintcndcnt had pronery and faithfully
performed his duties. A LADY DKPpsIIJh
INV loKK. Dec. -, 1873.
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A grand innovation upon the old plan ~ doing
busncss has been Introduced In the Great Original Dn
lar store bd1 Broadway, va, the general average alt
tenn offers great advantages to purchasers, Tor INC
reason that uniform Pront IL not CHARGED upon 81
goods sold Uut the prOhts are computed upon the AZ
gregate sales. In this way goods are offered Tor nOl'
lar which cost, from lrst hands, from tlb 10 u.s.
dozen while other goods, winch have never before
been comprised IN the stock VI the Dollar store but
which are now offered the general average tyltem.
are sold for less original invoice prce OF The
manufacturer or importer lheir large cspltai has en-.
ADlcd the propretOrs buy cheap they are satisfied
with small pront. for their salcs are Immense. add the
pronts are computed on aggregate salee.
Visit the Dollar Store before the New Year Tuth be
dD
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Not n Political Order.

Tho Ancient order Of the United Workmen
seme ns to soy that this assosatiOn has nothing what
ever 10 do with politics The oojects OF the ordcy are
10 btoAk down and aesroy the social barriers existing
BE- vetn cptal tnd labor, ~ uniting employ er anu
employed sin Que sacred OOud Of tYOtheTSo % = the
dncutiOu OF proportions having this end IN view nlu'
.uai innfo enenj aAd relief OF Distressed meiossis
aud the fanlei Of dead mcmbers The OideI lnclunts
American ctiLeTs Nuhout reference 10 nauo Aly'
Ibis order hss IL membership n many OF tne hiaaie'
NoteIn, and Southern bAtet
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MIR. Tiiton'. Confession to Mrs. Bradshaw.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr. When
Beach was about closing his argument for the
plaintiff In the great scandal suit | was sitting
In the court room at the side of Mrs. Martha
bradshaw. interviewed her | went directly
to the point without any ~ the arts or devices
which lic-cher attributes to Muulton when cary
ing turkey. Said l. Mrs. bradshaw, did
Mrs., Tiltpn ever confess to You adultery with
Mr.. Ieooherf" She replied Yes then sAd,
" viii you tell me when he So confe--edf r. She
replied 10y stating the following: On the
evening preceding the day when the council
called 10y Dr-. Storr- aud liudingtun convened,
WAS AZ Mrs. 'rilton's home, and she then made "A
confession To me ~ adultery With Mr.. Iieecher.
Mr.. Ttun Was present and said. Mrs. bradshaw,
now you have IL from Mrs. Tiltnn's lips. You
wouldn't believe me when told YOU Again,
SON" three weeks later was with Mrs Tilton,
and she reafilrmed all she previously told me.
Members uf Mr. lleecher's church know II, and
have repeatedly requested me not to Eay any
thing about IL. Before Mrs. rlton made that
confession wrote "a letter to Mr.. lieerhcr i'm
pluring him 10 deny the scandal. Now he, his
counsel, and friends take advantage ~ that let
ter and sav. MIR. Tllton never confessed any
thing 10 Mrs. bradshaw; read her letter To
Hcechtr and You will hc convinced Of It, II ~
true that at the time wrote that letter to Mr..
Hcrhor, Mrs. Titon had not made n comics
sion TO me later she all and at the time have
stated"
HIDokINN Dee. "a lS,h
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Frank FoTresters" last letter, dated MAY
49, 1853, contained the words
Nlsh 10 have very small plain headstone Of Little
Faa on LEVINE stone with this inscription "hESM
WILLIAM HERBERT, OF England AGED 81 years "oe"
etAsnuS" $3.50. ,,, ..--.-.. -
Memorial Association yesterday that the people OF
NeWsIs had .upscrlbed 400 toward erecting ne mod,
would DO all they could 10 prevent the removal OF MS
TeInsint 10 Greenwood Cemetery, ~ Tue ASSOCIATION
had proposed 70 Do.
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Hest Halliday GIN.

Tho latest device in machine sewing is
the New Automatic sewing Machine" which
Is creating quite a sensation IN the market. No
better gift can be selected for mother, wife,
sister, or friend. No special discounts offered
to tempt purchasers, nut perfect appreciation
aud delight guaranteed To the possessor. Will
cox \ Gibbs Sewing Machine o., GJs BI0aIWat,
New YOrk.-Adu.
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Dicks Soft Capsules arc decidedly tho best
shane In which the traveller take such medicines al
he Il nat Al any time, especially In this eoun
try where change OF climate OF water arc Veri
likely t0 disorders. They contain genuine nedl
cnes anu are not at all UNPLEASANT 20 take Az lIu.
stores have them."-ApDistOns southern race, 1873
Ain
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Suslitss Noiltts.

4 Large shoe Roll ON a yn liable yOnng horse
was removed ny Ges's Liniment lodid Of Ammonia.
SHEPPARD KNAPP,
Carpets. lk5 Avn sv. New York.
sold nv all druggists Depot Al dtn aV, New lOrk.
Only DOC. anu 81 per bottle.
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"Grace Greenwood" Julia Ward Howe "Jen-
ME June" Mary ClemrneT Ames Louise Chandler
Houton, the American woman Journali,ts, and var;
ely Of other seAsonable reading In the chronological
Journal for January. Price 80 cenis,
Gsv YORK; b. u. WkLLs Co. 7I Broadway -Adr.
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scorc One u.re for the Lelapd.,

The Rossmore House, et Broadway and Sew
enth avenue Is to be opened Fco.l by MI Charles E
Leland the pfoprietor OF the Delavin House III Albany
und the Clarendon IN Saratoga. The Rohsure anew
nyceOry structure with frecstOne 'front.' and Is owned
b. Mr. George Ross who has named II after his mother
aud fathers family names.
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Pare old wines and liquors. wholesale ana retail
at moderate Drices. at DAVIS EmpOIians 10 Ncsey
street, and ~ Wlnian htrcCt. ALI, pps and Rasa'a
pane ana Burton aies aud Dublin ana Cork tlOuts ON
draught from the wood aud IN bottles.
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MARINE INrELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-ruTs nay
sun % sun SETS. 4 81 Moon rises. ~
Hluu wArER-rni~ DAY
sandy Hook. 30 Gov Island. 80 Hell Gate. o.
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MOORE.--tn The ciy II Ncw York, me 2ith Day VI
DectmUrr 1875 by the lion. John X. nrIdN Ju-tce OF
The supreme Court, George Moore Jr, from Mary V.
Moore. Caus', adutciN.
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The dec cts in tue old Eln~ site Truss n re REM
edirl III PpintrOis Price g. "a RrpaiwAy.
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SpuiaI Hotties.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

~
RoBBY NEcKwEAB STYLISH GLOVES.
AT WARDS SHIRT STORES.
ssi BROADWAY, CORNER WHITE STREET.
soQ BROADWAY. CORNER itTH STREET.
1871 BROADWAY, CoRNRR s5TH STREET.
no RUPTt RED PERsONS.-Aner Won bsve
tried an SORTS Of advertised Itus-es, Rupture Ours
tvcs' Lotions" and " liernisl Appiauc -" ad nau
scam, 60 to RIGGS, BARCLAY ST.. ana md what you
are seeking particular attention paid 70 children ana
young subjects VINO ougt not AMI need not, grow up
uncurcd ut rupture. Established 10 years.
HIMROD'S CIRE uncquailci Tor ASTHMA.
tAlAliluI, GROUP WHOJPiNG COUGU and COM
MON COLDS. Try H. SOLD by all druggist 81 Whole
sale depot, liz Chamhe IT. r. D. box 1850.
new CIiKOMo~. tn Ku.klux Jury Listening
TO The Evidc sc ard t,rtttlgn Ntrir'.
AZ mar FOp si.OO. FINE HATS A
special y. SIX hats, t3SJ worth y. 10 Sew Church
IT., w stare.
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Steamship south Carolina, Charleston md,e and pass
steamship state of Virginia. Glasgow, mdse and pass
ste iuIHhip FrancOnia. Portland muse. aud pass.
steamship China, Liverpool, mdse. and pass.
A the u-ual river and cOs,tSise ves-e,s.
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"Unclc SIMS Cough Cure" twenty cents
abotuel, fog to4gls, eohis ana All hIOdI asos,i.
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Erupfions OF the slain
Removed by using Dark Irish Tea. Price &c,
81 drug store-.-Adr.
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Weekly or monthly payments for furniture,
carpets, and bedding u. NJ. CowperthWait, l0S Chat
nam st.-Adg.