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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-17

STRAY COW.-Came into The en-
~ cloSiire of the si;liscsih,.r In Washington
township, ON or about the September .fh n In r,y,
brindle COW. seven or eight years old. with "A po
tion OF the right cut of and a slit in the Ell
one. 1f the owner fails 70 -appcnr prove ,,r,-
pcrty. pay charges and axe her away within the
time specified by law, she VIII be disposed F "a
the highest bidder. JUHN MCMAHON
Washington Twp. Nov :, 70 ct
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A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE

- Est ne of ANDREW DoDsOS dee IL
Having obtained letters Of admihist ration on the
estate of Andrew bodsUH. late of A liegh-nr TOWN.
ship Cambria county, deceased, the undersiVn ned
takes this method Of notifying all persons indeh,-
Ell 10 said estate that payment must be made i'm
mediaeely, and those having claims against tha
same viii consult their own Interests nv present
ing them to me properly authenticated for settle.
mont. : H. DOUGLASS
Nov To- lsT6.- Autrirtsfrator
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NOTICE.-The first and partial ac-
AV count of JOHN A. BLAIR and JOHN
LEWIS. acting Assignees OF the Ebe nsbur9 Min
ing and Manufacturing Company. has been filed
in the Prothonotary's Office of Cambria county
and will be presented for confirmation and allow
nnce. to the Court OF Common Pleas of said eoun-
ty, the first Monday of December next.
Il. McttOLffAN, Prothonotary
ProthonOtary's Once. Ebcnsbur1. Nov g. 1875
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I T.
nual session of the Teachers Iustitnte of
Cambria county will he held in the Court
House, Ehensburg, commencing at 2 o'clock
P. NJ, Monday, Nov. 9th, 1876, and closing
on the following Friday.
Prof. Curry, of the School Department.
Profs. Sharp, D-lap and Fair, ard Miss
Jane Il. Leonard, of the State Normal
School at Indiana, and other educators, are
expected to be present as instructors and
lecturers.
The subjects treated will embrace Ari,h-
metic, Grammar, History, Natural Science
School Grading, Oral Instruction, Discipline
Sc.
The following subjects and topics will be
discussed:
!. How can we improve our schools?,
2 What obstacles are in tho way OF good school
government?
3. Tho permanency of the teachers profess
sion.
4; At what age should pupils begin the study
of language lessons?
5. Graded schools I'm rural districts.
6. Directors-their relation to teachers and
pupils.
be given in all the common branches, and
the above topics will then be discussed
The evening sessions will be devoted to
lectures. These cannot fail to profit and
please all who hear them.
a special meeting of the Directors will
take place on w eduestIay afternoon.
During the Institute one hundred words
will be selected from W.bster's Dictionary
and all the teachers allowed to spell for the
championship OF Cambria county.
The music for the Institute will be fur
nished by the public school pupils of Ebens-
burg.
We present above n skeleton of our pro-
gramne and ask the hearty support of every
teacher in the county in making The ap-
preaching meeting success. Do not fail
to he present. The encouragement given to
this and similar educational exercises is &c
knowledged 10 be an index of the profess
sional zeal and spirit OF the teacher.
Come prepared to join in The discussions !;
bring practical questions for the "Query
Bex;' write reports and essays, and thus
lend yonr assistance to make the Institute
interesting and profitable.
We invite the presence of ali who desire
TO encourage the progress of education and
the diffusion of general intelligence.
n. BERG. Co. Sup't.
Ebensburg, Nov. H. 1876.
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TRIAL LIST for December Term,
- 1875, commencing Ola MoSDAY, the
A a nf snl. a n,1,n

4tis day of said month
PIRST WEEK.
Mentzer Hopper S Conrai; Kline vs. NJ. II.
Nathanson & Co; Myers VS. NJ. IL, Nathanson.
WEEK.
Saupp VS. Krise. NJ. ID. feigued issue; Burns
VS. h rise. VI. D., feie ned issue: Seiden Va Con
rad teigued issue; Pate VS.. Wcntroth, fcigned
issue: Flattery VS.. Flattery; Cambria Iron Co
Fisher: White ". knoulton Hugus Nor
rison: Cooper vs.. MeMulin; Hamilton VS. KAY
Tor Watson VS.. Larsley: Russell VS. Hochstein;
Watson VS.. Kennedy ct. al. Brestle vs.. Harmon :;
ONeill vs. Carney; Fronheiser vs. Johnstcvn
Borough; McGarvcy ". Patterson Kerr
Bradley, ct, al; Waite vs.. Shoemaker. Griffith
VS.. keim Irwin * kcim vs.. Nagle: Mellon rs.
Finney * Johnston; Cooper Mellon ~. Finney
4 Johnston; Shahsr VS.. Bonacker; Fritz Go.
Isynch. NcCOI5tiAN " Prot honotary.
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ShERIfEiS SALES.

V(I virtue OF snn6ry writs of Zen fiti1ni Er-
- ponds, Aids F;H itioni ETppuGs and Lcr,trt
tdcids, issued out of the Court of Common
Plpas or Cambria county and to me directed,
there Will tie eNHosci a public sale at the MAN
SION HOUSE IN .IOHNsrowN. on
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Cooking, ParIor and Heating Stoves
.NECUTOR'S NDTTCE

Estate of faIIIP SCHETTIG. deed
letters testtr,entnry on the estate OF Philip
HchettiS Iate OF carroll township. decea sed have
been sfantcd to the undersigned 10 whom ali
rersons indebted to said estate are reque- ted to
make immediate payment. and thhSe having
tor settlement
fRaN fRANGIs Ss;s sdHEFfra. sthElGa Executors.
Oct. 20. lSTS ct
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TAX

" en- the room FORMERLY ~
occupied by II. kinkcad, ESQ in ~
the rear of The old FeFEMAN office ~ IN
and next door to NJ l. natInan.s sh-1 -
store, High street. the undersigned *, >1sA
would respectfully inform the l,ub- ~es>t-1z-I4
lie that be is prep red TO renafr clocks watches
Je~elry, etc. at short notice. IN a workuianitk.,
manner, anu at the lowest living prices Please
glte me call CARL RiNfNiIS
Ebensburg, Oct 20, ls.e-lfn
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rOAL AND LIME for sale in large
~ or small quantities nv
March "a, IST6.-tf. EVAN MICHA ELS.
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IA A. SHOEMA Err, ATTORNEY
= AT-LAw, Ehenshurg. Office on High
street, east .nd of rsideuCe. II Il, IS tt.
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Sherif'S Sales

Rf virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Erpo,t.
II Alias Vend. Erp",l-, Fl. Fd., Lerari Fnctrs,
and Ptu Lepdfi F1cius issued out of the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Cambria comfy and TO me
dir, cted, there will be exposed to public sale.
at the COukT HOUSE In EBENspuRG. On
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An Eccentric millionaire.
Contested VIII Case in Cincinnati.
Valuable Estate Frtttered away.

Contested VIII Case in Cincinnati--A
valuable Estate Frtttered away.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 14.-The will of
Timothy Kirby, who died recently
leaving an estate valued at over over
one million dollars, was taken to the
Probate Court yesterday, but owing
to the strange bequests made by the
deceased, steps wee immediately
taken to prevent the probate of the
will by General Banning and Donn
Piatt. 1t tappears that Mary Francis,a "a
notorious character of Cumminaville,
suburb OF this city, where Kirby re-
rided, claims to have been the wife of
the deceased, and is left by the will
$4,000. Five bastards, whom the de-
ceased mentions as his adopted chill
dren, are placed on an equal footing
with the legitimate children. The lat
ter are made trustees for the period of
fifteen years of the former Mrs. Fox,
anoter woman, was made handsome
bequest. 1t seems the entire estate
has been frittered away in this man
ner. DR.. Thomas Wood, who had
known deceased number of years,
testified in court this morning that
the deceased was a mOnomaniac; that
he was infatuated with the womon
Francs aud submitted to intolcrable
abuse from her. Other witnesses, will
it is prcaumed, testify in Il similar
manner. Jhr viii will probably be
set aside. The affair causes a great
ensation.
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The most Remarkable Remedy ever dis
covered.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster

At no time in the history of true medicine
has an article appeared which has met with
greater approval and success than Benson
Capcine Plaster. Why they are preferred to
all other porous plasters, is owing to their
improved composition; they act instantan-
eously. cure speedily and effectually.
Physicians and tho general public who
acknowledge the great benefits derived from
the use OF the ordinary porous plaster, now
ever, maintain that their action Is not suilici.
emily prompt. requiring time. patience and
continuous wear TO effect cure. Benson's
Caprlne Plaster Overcomes this difficulty ty
accomplishing in few hours, that which /,
lakes any other Plaster as many days.
Although a recent discovery-Capcine
has been thoroughly tested by physicians,
and IN each instance has been pronounced
the most remarkable, safe, certain and thoro'
ughly cfcations remedy ever discovered
Incorporating Capcrnc in an improved
Porous Plaster has been accomplished after
repeated solicitations from tho medical fra
unp Ccedcntef success; Especially IN Rheu-
ati'm, P!eursy, stubborn Colds, Kidney
Complaints. and all diseases foi which Il
POI Qua Plaster has been used.
us marvellous influence over the circulp-
tor and general effect on the system is al
y 1T incredible; from the moment of its app
ication to the affected part, it operates with
astonishing Tgor-brlngs relief and cures
re chectually than any known Plaster
.niment or Compound.
1t is n genuine pharma ceutical prepara
tion of the highest order OF merit; its ln9re
tents are entirely vegetable and free from
Mineral or Metal Poisons. One trial will
convince the most skeptical Of its superiority
,er the ordinary Porous Plasters. Wher
you desire prompt and immediate relief, ast
YOUR Druggist for Benson's Capcine Plaster
Price, 25 cents.
SEABURY Il JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists and Wholesale
Agents, N. Y.
ASFor sale in Wilmington by K. Bring
hurst & Co., 9th and Market. and K. McInail
md m dAcIS.IU1
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SMnAct Cux's EmaIish

From tue No" York Post.
While Mr. Cox is looking sharply
after corrapt practices in the federal
administration, we hope that he will
not overlook corrupt practices in Eng.
lish in the House of Representative
Ia his reply to Mr.. Blaine the other
day he describes the occasion as an
"amnestical" one. The Congressional
Record says that the speech of Mr.. Cox
is held for revision" II is to be hoped
that the barbarous word which we
have quoted will be omitted from the
official report. If it is retained, Mr..
Cox need hope Cor no amnesty from
the friends of pure speech. He will
stand as Il philogical Jefferson Davis
exception until he is prepared to take
an oath of allegiance to correct English,
AID to Keep it. If he persists in this
Andersonville outrage upon the Ian
gdage he will be sentenced to capital
punishment, more, "capital" than any
of his own jokes in the House of Re
presentatives, without benefit of clergy
not even Of a congressional chap
in.
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Rival Beauties at Washington.

Blonde VS.. Brunettee: This much
discussed but never decided question
IS now being revived at Washington-
ihe rival representatives being the
wives of two foreign ministers now
there. The brunette is Senatora Man
:illa de Los Rios, of Spain who is a
perfect type of mature Andalusian
beauty. She wore, at Secretary Fish's
dinner, white satin ball dress with a
sweeping train of crimson velvet. both
almost covered with rich point lace.
while her back hair was arranged
with pearls and diamonds, and each of
her solitaire earrings was q small for.
tune. Flashing black eyes and man.
ners of majestic grace excited genera
admiration.
Austria has sent us, as the wife OF
her diplomatic representative, Madame
In Comptesse de Hoyes nee Comptesse
dc Heberstein. He is descended from
one of the oldest Hungarian families,
and shea native of Upper Austria
Is true type of Teutonic beauty. Tail,
slender, graceful and spirituelle, she
wore a delicate shade pink silk, elabo-
rately made, and trimmed with rare
oldpeint lace, with sprays of diamonds
on her breast and left shoulder. while
costly cluster in her auburn hair
flashed the prismatic colors, in har.
mony with the diamonds which Gem.
composed her earrings, necklace and
bracelets, She has the gift OF tongues
|-speaklng German, French, English
and Latin, and is a rare acquisition to
society at Washington.-Chscago 1rt-
6une.
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Jim BiRin. a. a Fine Gray Fox.
G. 4. 7ounSfnd.


NJ. Blaine is at present a fine picture
Of the gray fox. He is peppery and
:Hlty around the hair, and the crows
feet are in lis eyes-tboSe eyes in the
shape of giibous spheres of amber and
jet, which stand out far enough to see
across tho bridge of his nose. He has
long, Irish face the Irish of the bet
Ter type of squire or hunting gentle
maitland when he rises on his legs
his cleanly stature is not the least Ell
fective part of him. The best legged
men | have ever seen are the Irish
stock. What superb shauks has An
drew G. Curtin! Blaine's mental quail
ties are the subtitle, instantaneous
power you see in base ball player
who can catch the ball over his shou'
der, no matter who bats it. In the
power of catching out the other side
he is unrivaled. His intellect is more
volatile than voluminous, and as an
editor, speech maker, debater, or
schemer there is no particular genius
or compass in what he does.
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A SENSIBLE REsoLvE.-A North
Carolina paper states that the farmers
OF Cleveland county, in that State,
have resolved to raise on their farms,
fist, "the neoessarics of life, meaning
bread, meat, &c. after that cotton, or
whatever saleable and exportables staple
they may desire. Resolutions to this
effect have already been adopted by
number of grangers, and that it is the
true road to independence and pros
perity there can be no question.
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Carpet-Baggers Making Their Exit
Lexington, Miss, Advertiser.

Marcus Morton Holmes, late Circuit
Clerk, and, since 1871, a prominent
leader of the Republican party here,
"stepped down and out" of this coun-
ty the night of the first instant. He
had sold out his interest here, by the
disposal of the fees due to aud to be
collected for him to other persons, and
while the shades of night were euvel.
oping the town, aud the good citizens
hereabout enjoying the peaceful slum.
bers of the just, he "folded his tent
into a double buggy, and, like the
Arab, quietly stole away, as it is said
never to return.
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON u BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER %. ls7b

Trans leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 100,
$40. 600. 9.52 1890, a. m. 200. 40. 72o 1885,
y. m.
philadelphia and New York, Lsl. a. m. |;
1914, l2.37, SAG p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations. l2.59,
905 O. IN. $40, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.52, 1.sj. 90s,
a. m. 1886, l.23, $40, ITO, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 500, GO. $50. a. m. /; LIB, $40
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 500
$50, a. m. GAO p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station 500. $50,
a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS;
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, SIC
2. M, .,i.45, G30, y. IN.
Philadelplna End New York, l.3l, q. N.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.52, l.5s
q. IL.
For further information passengers arc re-
fGrred to the lime tables posted at th9 depot
II. +. KENNET. Superintendent
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An ingenious Philsdelphian has con-
structed a model of the national Wash
ington monument, using six thousand
three huAdred and eighty-tiye pieces of
native wood OF sixty seven varieties in its
construction. He was seven years in
making it. 1t will oe exhibited at tl:e
centennial.
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EsEsHsTER,s ORDER.
RxGIsTER's OpFIcE,

New Castle County. December %. 1875
Upon the application of Lewis r. Spriog-
or, Administrator & T. A. OF Peter Springer
late OF Wilmington Hundred. in said County
Register that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice of the granting of Letters of Admins
tration upon the Estate of the deceased. with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad-
from the date of such Letters, in six of the
most public places of the County o New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case ma o
and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the Daily
Gazette, newspaper published in Will
mington and to be continued therein three
weeks. (E. O. d.
-, Given underline hand and Seal OF
L.s. Ofice of the Register aforesaid, at
t-~' New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid. the day and yea, above written.
S. c. BIGGS, Register.
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Es.
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested to tho Administrator, on or
before december 29th. 1876. or abide tho Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
LEWIS r. SPRINGER,
Adm. L. A.
Addres Third ard Orange streets, Whining
ton. Del. dec3lcod3
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BOOTS AND SHOES
At Remarkably Low Prices.

S. +. CORNER NINTH Z SPRUCE STs
WE have on hanI full assortment Of
w Gentlemen's Boots shoes and Gai
tiers, Ladies'. Misses and Childrcn's shoes
in the best and latest siJle, which We are
selling At prices that defy competiign. We
cordially invite the publ C to call and exam
one our stock and learn cur prices before
putchn+itg elsewhere. We mean business.
and in orlcs t. DO it We I'll chcqp-veTy
ch'ap, ,.,-..,.
uuVig-in. j. Hpt Ia
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
GSeGgAteT'~ esV.0er,
RgGisrER's OFFICE,

New CASTLE COUNTY, January 8, 1876
Upon the apnlicntion Of DANIEL BlCK-
~ Gnd J09EPlr I2ECk L, .o EzecS,s WE
mtngtou hundred. in said county. deceas-
ed : II IS ordered and directed By the Regis
Ter that tho Executor aforesaid give
notice of the granting Vi Letters Tests-
mentary upon the Estate of the dcceasel,,
with the date Of granting thereof. by CAUSING
advertisements to be posted within forty d9ys
from the date Of such Letters. in six of the
most public places of the county of New Gas
:le, requiring oil persons having demands
az lins; tho Es' ate to present tae same or
abide by an ACT cf Assembly in such c1su
made aud provided. And also cause tn 9 same
to no inserted within the samo pori0d in tho
Daily Gazette, newspaper published in
Wilmington, ard tc lc cnntinuei therein
.sHaesya. three weeks. Z q. y.
4TStfS Given under tho hand and seal Of
1''''T' Office Of the Register aforesaid. at
Now Castle. Now Castle county Aforesaid, +,
,hc day nrl ycar aAoye written.
S. c. BIGGS, Register
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%oR STIR ANl, HEyT

A'Dk IA In ANb HETT
EoR RENT-Storcs and Dwellings: also.
Z Coal Ylrd u fitted for hmsiness
SAMUEL ". McCAULLhY,
'nnl31t 'if Markc. street.
Eoe SALE OR EGNT--one ri the b,s.
L business statds in " !lmin&ton. E1own
Ga den AL Museum. lti,the ynl, lee IN
gadcn in the city. Thl~ isa chaace s,ld ow
Aoply te WM l..-HAi WICK
Sof. POI aua 80 We tre,,.
janlS-tf iaiae GA. be.
EuR RENT-Tmcc story brick dwelling
4 hou L No. 103 Washington s,reeo mod
ern lmpr0y"mantS ard iiuc side OI running
TIN ough to Noila5,on street or Will be e%-
changed 10, MAJ ket street property. Apply
TO SAMUEL ". McCAULLEY.
janGti 1Oi Market Street.
YTOR SALE OR RENT-Thc handsomely
4 located new dwelling l2l0 Delaware
iy?sti 4. SCOTT.
ETOR EhNT-rhe properly ll3 King street.
apply at this Office. dcc29.f
.7OR SALE OR EXCHANGI-A hand
some fine toned second hand piano. Ap-
ply at this oiiice. auglB
!NOR SALt-Thrcc builtiing lois on Jack
4 son street, between 9Th and eth. Five
| building lots ON fItth street near Van Ruren
Two on Front street near Jackson, and lot
Al feet front on Delaware Avenue, near Iiar
rison. Apply at this office. maritf
! sTOR RENT.-h Store and fixtures for Dry
Goods. and Dwelling, No 100 Mari ct
st Wilmington. Del. Inquire of
nR. A. IL. GRIMSHAW
nOVlJ-ts Corner of Eight and Shlplpy st
dor RENT.
u Tho Union llotel. o. 81. Geor4ef
Del. Apply at the p!ac4, or to
-, JAS. GARMAN.
declS-lm Agent.
NOR SALE OR RENT A large Brick
II House with fifteen acres OF land, in the
village OF Glasgow. Also, Brick Dwelling
and storc-house attached For iurther in
formation apply on the premises to
Janod&wtt JESSE BOULDEN.
IToR SALE
- A good farm of 40 acres in Christiana
Hundred. New Cast County, Delaware,
about miles from Wilmington. the improve
ments are frame House and Stable, the land
Is under good cultivation. Persons desiring
truck farm near to market should give this
place their attention, as it Will be sold at a
bargain and on very easy terms.
EVANS PENNINGTON,
Real Estate Broker, Sth and Market SITS.
decl6-W cd&Sat-tf
TOR RRENT-"Anchoiage" Property of four
y acres, on Newport Pike, in suburbs of
city; large dwelling, good stable, ice house.
&c. j. A. BOND,
Real Estate Agent.
dec3ldeaw&wt 302 Market street.
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NOTICE.

All persons hagrg claims aRaIUst the Es.
tate CT the deceas.d must present the same
duly attcsted to ,le Executors. on or be-
iore January 9Th. 1877. or abide the Act or
Assembly IN sucn caso made and proyidod
DANIEL BICkTA.
JOSEPH ST0ECKLE,
Executors.
Address W imington, Del. ianl3cod3w
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Or the Ratl..

or the Bath.
sBath Brushes, Bath Towels, bath Spongel
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF nors'
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many othe
articles OF the same classat
E. BRINGHURST II CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
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GOA l..

b ,-oO1 IAMlSE-We nave received direc
yant um the importer, full line OF these
' soous, to which we invite attention,
W. Is. SHARP.
Fourth and Market street
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DOR RENT.
- Tho Union Ilotel. o. ST. Geor4ef
Del. Apply at the p!acs. or to
JAS. GARMAN,
dec1S-lm Agent.
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aNOR SALt-Ihrcc b,uldng IoJs on Jack
4 son street, between 9Th and eth. Five
building lots ON Filth street near Van Ruren
Two on Front street near jackson, and lot
4 feet front on Delaware Avenue, near Har
rison. Apply at this office. mar4tf