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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily 4ennebee gournal.
TO TIL
ROCkLAND.
Sad Case Of Drunkenness,

Sad Case OF Drunkenness.
Rockland, January u. A woman who had
been drinking was found last night lying on
Union street, insensible and nearly dead. Police
took her to the station, where after two hours ef
fort, she was restored to consciousness.
Sudden Death.
Mr.. Hugh Mcdonald of Thomaston, while re-
turning to his home, from this city, yesterday af-
ternoon, in his wagon, was taken suddenly i'll and
when he reached home was unable to speak. He
died this morning, and physicians pronounce the
cause of his death apoplexy.
Fatal Accident.
telegram received here to-diy, states that
as Rev. Cyrus Tibbetts of North Berwick, with
his wife was going to quarterly meeting yesterday,
they were thrown from their carriage, and both so
badly injured tat Mr.. Tibbetts died this morning,
and his wife's recovery is doubtful. Mr. Tibbetts
was formerly pastor of the First Baptist church il
this city
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
DemOcra ic Siule Convention.
For Governor: - Hon. Daniel Marcy Of
Portsmouth.

Concord, January -. The Democratic State
convention called to order q: lllj this morn
ing, in Whites Opera House in this city, by Geo.
F. Putnam, chairman Of the State committee.
The call was read and the list of officers for per-
manent organization followed. The officers of
the convention having taken seats upon the plat
form, VIM. W. Bailey Of Nashua, the President,
then assumed the chair.
Resolutions were adopted condemning the re-
publican administration, in favor of specie re-
sumption, and commencing the democratic policy.
The convention proceeded to ballot for Gov.
and Railroad Commissioner. A letter was read
from Hiram X. Roberts, Withdrawing from the
contest. Hon. Daniel Marcy was minated for
Governor, on fret ballot Thomas Dinsnor was
nominated for Railroad COMMISSIONER Bo;h
nominations were made unanimous.
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The Augusta correspondent of the Press has
found chaplain in the legislature whc, instead of
going back to the Pilgrim Fathers and giving an
abstract Of the history OF the country with some
practical suggestions of legislative topics, finds
time 70 address a word or two to the Lord. The
Press says There general attendance OF
members. Mr. Sargent of Augusta, made an ap-
propriate PRAYER not addressed to the House
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TELEGRAMSIN GENERAL.

The financial trouble in Peru continues. The
government has taken charge OF the product Of
nitrate of soda.
The lth annual meeting Of the American So
cial Science Association met in Boston, ycster-
day.
T. Rogers johnson, many years Grand Secre-
tary of the /. o. 0. F., died yesterday at Santa
Barbara.
Gen. Shaler has been elected President of the
Y. Y. Rifle Association.
Judge Daily of N. Y has been reelected Pres
ident of the American Geographical Society.
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New Scenes out OF an Old Life.

Quite sensation was created in this quiet vii
lage of Richmond, last Saturday, in the making of
an arrest, by officer c. II. Hodges, of this town. of
young man charged by jealous husband with
adultery with his wife. Efforts were making tohave
her make visit to Massachusetts; but when Consta
be Hodges proceeded to detain her an important
witness in the case, it resulted in bringing about
a settlement, facts going to show that there was
no reality to the charge-t was a shado'c merely
and much injured, virtuous wife was restored to
ajealous husband. The man must suffer remorse
of conscience on account of his foolish and un-
founded suspicion.
Richmond, Jan. IL, 1876. HECTOR.
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nunciation. Then we have Etienne, written by
Williamson AID others, "Aitteon" or "Atean"
and so with others. One of the most ludicrous,
is the name Of Saint Ursula, transformed in our
vernacular into San Old Soul which has at
least distant APPROX maton to the true sound Of
the name.
1t is about time this illiterate spelling Of these
Indian names was corrected, and especially so if
we are going to carve them in stone.
Your obedient servant,
JAMES S. PEE.
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Chicago Produce Market.


Flour, xtra spring o0a6 so.
Whea'\o. spring cash ASST; 9S'sa- Feb;
94aMW h.
Corn No. ;. mixed, cash $40; Jan. -aisA
24sa Feb.
Osts--No. ,, -as0h cash; Feb. 3oha-. Jan. 3O'i
Rye-No. =, 66ha67.
Barey-No spring 81 a. cash; si-a- Jan.
Feb. 7Dka
Dressed Hogs a5as 80.
Pcik- 10 20i-- cash. 10 CHA March; alb Six
Feb.
Lard y 80 Gl2 90 cash; y 35a- March /;
II SIN al! 40 Feb.
Bulk Meats shoulders INA, short rib mid,
l0s.a-- short clear mid l0ta-.
Hams is bs average a..
Whiskey-l0a-a-.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, ID; wheat do -
a..
Receipts 10 600 hour: so. 700 wheat; IS 900 corn
II, 900 oats; 1000 rye: 5000 barley.
Shipments coo hour; IL, 00c wheat; 3, 0ot
corn: IL o00 oats: 600 barley | 900 rye.
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Dif1.

Ia Mt Vernon, s.h inst, Nj OIittt. Brown,
aged "a years.
Ia Lewiston IN lust Charlie F.. son of Rev. II.
W and Mrs. NJ, j. Bolion, aged years % day. ;
Nov. 18th, Miss Mat j. Powell, aget 10Th years
IL months.
In Auburn y-t inst. Elisha keene aged 81 years
MOI Tbs days.
In Canton, nov. 2ith. john McCOlister Esq
aged :! years.
In Portland lth inst Hannah Lester, ~" Z Of
Hon. \. l.. Woodbury., aged 70 years; llth inst,
Nancy Wa.te Deerirg widow OF tue late y; thanel
+. / eer!ng, aged IS Year,.
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SACD.
Annual VI Getting.

Saco, January y. The annual meeting of the
York County Agricultural Society was held here
to-day The following officers were elected
President Ira c. Doe, Saco.
Treasurer-Dr T. Haley, Bidde!ord.
Secretary Vim. 5. Noyes, Saco.
According to the report Of the Treasurer the
society is about $500 il debt. Capt. Ira C. Doe
was elected member of Maine Board Of Agri'
culture.
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.Harrtrb.

In China, sta inst, by Rev. A. J. Nelson, Phllan
der Turner OF Danaii scotia, to Miss Bula Phil
brook oil China.
In Auburn >th inst Chas. $. Moody OF Leeds, to
Miss Mile r. Shorev Of Monmouth; Sth inst,
stephen II. Lovtjoy - Miss Emily l.. hitter,
bot1 of Auburn.
In Cation 18Th nit F. t. B.ckrol to Miss Rose
z. Ellis, both of Canton.
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CALIFORNIA.
A Land Grab.

san Francisco, January u. A dispatch from
Sacramento says it is reported that land grab has
been unearthed, by which the state ia loser to
an enormous amount, and the matter will be
brought to the attention Of the assembly and an
investigation asked
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Social Science Convention.

On the e-assembling of the Social Science con-
venton q paper prepared by the department COM
mittee was read on Houses for people in the
cities" showing the advantageous workings of
the cooperative building associations as of meal
cuabe benefit to every large municipality.
Working men should be encouraged TO build and
own their own houses.
Mr. Edward WriSlev OF Philadelphia, addressed
the convention, explaining the workings of the
system in his own city. Prof w. B. Rogers, Ed
ward Everett Hale and several other gentlemen
also spoke on the same subject, deprecatiRg tene-
ment houses.
Prof. Ball Of Boston, read paper on the daily
newspaper press, as nstancng modern energy
SC. The convention adjourned at 6 p. m.
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Gen. Jonathan z. Cilley, the new Adjutant
General, was sworn in and took possession Of the
office yesterday. Previous to the refinement Of
of Gen. Murray from the office, he was presented
with an elegant album Maj. Gallagher presented
the lift with few appropriate remarks.
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RICH NOND.


Gardiner, January -. A hand-car house, the
property Of the Maine Central Railroad, at Rich
mond, was burned last night, with its contents.
Loss $500. Fire caught from the stove.
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Jew YOK X.
Arrival.

New York, January T.. The steamer Old Col
ony Of the Fall River Line arrived here late last
night without any accident, and left again for
Fall River at one o'clock this morning 1t ap-
pears she was obliged to put into Gardeners Bay,
Monday night. on account Of the gale.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
A Revolution.

A IteVOIutlOns
New York, January II. Panama dates have
the following: A small revolution against the
chief Of the municipality in Southern Canca, re-
suited in the killing of the chief Antonio Bor-
zero, President of the Ecuador, was killed in-
stantly
Earthquake.
Letters have been received in Lima, dated Cuz-
CO, Dec 18th, which announce the complete de-
struction by earthquake, the 4th, of the town
of Abancay Between q. m. Of the 4th and a.
IN. of the 9TH, no less than 81 shocks occurred,
several of which were quite severe. 1t is not
known if any loss Of life occurred
Marine Disaster.
The captain of French ship Istapa, from Callao
Quique, reports falling in with a burning ship,
Dec. H. lat % 81 south and lon. 81 So west of
Paris. The vessel was of iron, 1900 tons, without
boats and abandoned. The derelict vessel, it is
almost certain, was the Ellen Morris, already re-
ported abandoned.
Floods.
Chiiian alvices state that there have been
several floods at Valparaiso. The business part
the city was inundated. Two lives were lost and
81, 100000 Of property destroyed. The flood was
caused by heavy rain storm.
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" ASll!Nt.1tbN.
Committee Meeting.

Washington January II. The House commit
tee on Judiciary at their meeting to-day, con-
sdered the proposed amendment to the constitute
ton limiting the presidential term. The majority
of the committee favor one term only of six years
with ineligibility for reelection. The committee
took test vote as to fixing the Presidential term
at six years with ineligibiity of reelection. The
VOC was 6 to ) in favor.
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IOWA.
Political.

Des Moines, January H. Hon. J. Kirkwood
republican, was nominated for the United State.
Senate, in the Iowa State General Assembly, to
day
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

T,HE Copartnership heretofore existing under
/ he style OF CHIsAM, ROBINSON Co, is this
aay dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner
vii sigu in liqu ,dation The books may be found at
the old ,tand. All persons indebted to said firm
are requested to make immediate payment.
HARVEY CHISAM.
u. C. ROBINSON.
ID. A. COSY.
Aug,At' Dec. 81, la,j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-13

About six weeks since, a revival of religious in
terest begun at Litchfeld Corner, which promises
the most happy results. There is union OF feel
ing and a union of action in several of the demon
ina,ions-Free Baptist, Baptist, Congregational,
Methodist, and Second Adventists-all labering
with zeal and humility FOR the salvation of souls.
The feeling of intense interest seems 10 be getting
hold of the people. Already some haf-dozen
conversions have taken place, and tie young are
iuquiring the way of life. The interest in the
meetings that are held every evening, was great
" augmented during the week of payer.
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Wanted.
The Smith American Organ

, NEW Mich Cow. for milk farm. Address,
y with full description and rrice,
janll-tlw* Il. u. WOODS, Halloween
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Miss Thayer, the accomplished daughter Of the
proprietor Of the Mansion House, is to give lnior
NAL receptions once week during the winter at
that popular hotel.
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RailrOad Matters.

Gen. Francis b. Hayes, one Of State directors
Of the Boston 4 Albany railroad, has presented
to the legislature minority report severely crit
icising the management of the road and making
CHARGES AGAINST an q x State director.
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ROBINSON Il CONY,

win carry on the grocery business at the old
stand OF Chisam, Robins " Co., and will make II
ior the Interest Of close cash buyers to give them
ca !. Is. 4. RDBlNSON
ID. A, COSY.
Augusta, Jan |, 1873. ian5-iu
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Capt. Rich of Farmingdale, is making good
addition to his cluster flee houses in Farmingdale.
Money is to be made on the kenncbec this year.
in the article Of ice.
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The Baptist church in Mt. Vernon, has by unan-
imous vote of its members called Rev. Charles K.
Young of the Newton Theological School. to be-
come its pastor, AID ii is thought the call will be
accounted
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ILLINOIS.


Chicago, January II. The government officers
to- mig ht seized an establishment which man
ufactu,ing whiskey without license, situated in
the heart Of the city. Arrests will be made to.
morrow
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A Murder.

Philadelphia, January u. A Mrs. Lynch
shot Mrs. Osborn, fatally, yesterday afternoon.
She asserted that Mrs. Osborn had slandered her
husband.
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Our citizens are 10 be favored on Friday eve
ming next, with one of The regular old plantation
concerts, to be given by the colored jubilee sing
e,s. These concerts arc always popular and meet
with reception accorded to scarcely any other
class of entertainments.
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CAN ADA.


Ottawa, January II. A faction fight took place
after election, last night, at Satineau Point, be-
tween two families named Scarf and Rourke, and
their respe Give adherents There were so men
each side. Is were dangerously wounded and
fully half an acre OF snow was saturated with
blood.
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"As no SUPERIOR in the market. Sold on in
II stalmeuts. Stools and instruction books.
FULLER 4 CAPEN,
jau3ttf rs Water ST., Augusta.
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GEORGIA..
Suits.

Atlanta, January II. The Governor today
Instituted suits against the late Treasurer James
and his bondsmen, for an alleged detalcaton Of
S-19l ono
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l.OClSlAN A.
Legislative.

New Orleans, January II. In the legislature,
to-day, Hon. j. Is. Eustis was chosen United
States senator, to represent the State OF Louis
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A delegation from Seth Williams Post e. a. X.
of this city, will visit Bangor, to be present at the
camp fire this evening of b. +. Beale Post of that
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ousta. Miss Clara Fsrwell. Rocklspd; Mrs. Chas.

Danforth, Mrs. j. D. White, Gardiner.
The Board found the school prosperous and in
excellent condition There are now thirty scholars.
all of whom are in good health, and making pro-
iciency in their studies and sewing, Housekeeping
etc. The matron reports no serious case OF SICK
ness during the past year.
The matron-Alrs. Hamilton, the Asst Matron-
Miss Brown, and the Housekeeper-Mrs. Currier,
have the immediate care Of the institution, and I'LL
their places well. The duties OF Superintendent
have been glatuitously performed the past year by
the Executive Committee. The annual report OF
the Board of Managers will soon be laid before the
public showing that the success of the institution
has exceeded the highest expectations of its noble
founders, and Of its friends generally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-13

Mr. Starr, the telegraph operator from Portland,
now sends dispatches from the Augusta House,
where he has an office.
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The election of officers Of the y. NJ. c. A, an
nounced for last Monday evening, was postponed
for two weeks, to Jan. OATH.
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NEW JERSEY.
Another minister Gone Astray.

New York, January u. Rev. Mr. Shauge, a
Presbyterian minister of Jersey City, confessed
adultery to the presbytery and after admonition
from one of the ministers, was by unanimous
vote formally deposed from the min istry.
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EASTPOliT


Passport, January u. A house owned by John
Green, was to-day desti Dyed by Eve. Loss 1920
no insurance.
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Canpneeting John Allen comes very near ceie-
brating his own centennial by taking unto him
self wife
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Personal.

Among the arrivals on the train last evening,
were Hon. T. b. Reed, Hon. John Hall, and Gen.
John d. Rust.
Hon. w. w. Thomas, Jr., has been spending
few days in the city.
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Cores pondents who write in Greek OF Choctaw,
must expect an error to creep in occasionally.
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MISSOURI.

A Bid for the National Conventions.
st. Louis, January II. The Merchants Ey-
change have rendered the use of their grand hall
TO the democratic and republican national com
mttees for the National conventions.
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VI MASSACHUSETTS,.
4 Grange Convention.

Worcester, January II.
Worcester Convention of Oranges Of Patrons Of
Husbandry is holding its annual meeting at Wor-
cester to-day. About six hundred oranges are
Dre sent.
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VIEW iiA NJ l'SlilitE.
The Trial of LaPase,

Concord, January II. The evidence in the La
Page trial is all in on both sides. The arguments
will be made this afternoon and will occupy about
five hours.
LATER.
In the l.aPage trial, the court adjourned until
tomorrow, when the charge will be delivered and
the case given to the jury.
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weather Probabilities TOR To-day.

For the New England and Middle States,
clear and partly cloudy and slightly colder wealth
er. northerly and westerly winds, and rising ba-
rcmetcr.
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A union PRAYER meeting to which all are invited,
is to bo held this evening ia the lecture room OF
the First Baptist church.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

Sew York. January L.. ISIS.
Money easier ard call loans were made at 4a3
per cent. Foreign exchange at Asa for % days and
ASS for demand. Gold opened aud closed at ll2I,
with sales in the ieterim at ll2z. Carrying rates
were l. g, 3h, 5, 6H, and per cent. Loans were
also made Hat The U. $. Asst Treasurer paid ont
s239,0O0 for interest and $4,000 in redemption of
bonds. Customs receipts $l7l.0OO.
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DR.. William l.. Thompson of this city, has fled
petition for bankruptcy.
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The First Christian church on Northern avenue,
Cu:hnoc heights, in this city, will dedicate their
new house of worship on Thursday evening, Jan.
10Th. Sermon by Rev. O. ]. Hancock Of Show
hogan. The church will hold protracted meet
ing for several days, commencing the day after the
dedication, at l 2 o'clock z. NJ.
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loral- AMI State Mems.

Blest be the man, blest evcrmere.
Who scatters with sand the sidewalk Ger.
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RICHARD POWERS,
EDWIN BARRETT.
w, TAYLOR PARRISH,
CHARLES MURDOCH,

In their Classic Readings, Rcctatlons and ImI e
sonations from the most popular plays.
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FAR .MiNGTON.
Accident.

Pennington, January IL. Joseph l.. lIackett Of
New Vineyard, was nearly killed by limb falling
on him, while working in the woods. Ke will
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Legislative Notes.

The committee on Banks and Banking met yes
terday for the first time, and are organized
for work. Senator WhcelwrigAtis chairman, and
y. W. Dutton, Esq, j. Secretary Mr.. Bolsters
bill will be presented to day or tomorrow.
Hon Frederick A. Pike, member of the House
from Calais leaves for home to-day, where he will
spend few days. 1t is understood that when his
bill comes up lessening the rate Of interest, he will
make an elaborate and exhaustive argument.
The committee on Financial affairs are engaged
in examining the accounts Of the State Treasurer
1t is considerable off job, and will consume ten
days time in its performance.
The first resolve Of the present legislature was
passed to be engrossed yesterday; in favor OF
economy in public expenditures.
Mr. T. b. Nichols of Vassalboro', a prominent
member of the Society of Friends, was in the city
yesterday, the bearer of petition to the legislature
asking for the repeal of the law inhicting the
death penalty. The petition is ten feet in length
and is signed by 600 members of the Society Of
Friends, all over the State of Maine. 1t asks for
the repeal of the death penalty on the same
ground urged by the Friends in their petition
last year. The numerously signed petition is
headed by the name of Joseph Taylor Of Belgrade,
and will be presented to the House by 7. b. Hus-
scy of North Berwick When the matter comes
before the proper committee, prominent members
of the Society will desire TO be heard on the sub
ject. J. Vim. Jacob of China, will probably
appear before the committee.
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Holiday Toys
FOR JOLLY 9oxat
Together with
HOLIDAY GOODS

A Few of the Articles of which our
Stock is Composed
Parian Marble Statues, French Vases, Cutlery OF
all kind, Fancy Boxes, Wax and China Dolls,
Canary Biz 8 and Cages Ladies' and Gents
Travelling Rags and Baskets, Albums,
Gilt Goo S of all kinds, Gold Pens
and Pencils, Jewelry of all kinda
Music Boxes, French. Ger
man, and American
Toys, Scotch
Wood Goods, Compass
es, Fancy Match Boxes,
Writing Desks, POItm0nnaies.
Spy Glasses, Tea Bells, Pertumery,
Backgammon boards, DOminOes, Play.
ing Cards, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes,
Accordeons, Harmonious, Combs. Brushes. vio-
lin Strings, Ladies Companions, China Tea Sets &c
Fruit and Confectionery, Canned
Fruit, Nuts, &c.
Prices lar as tie forrest
GEORGE HUNT.
1913 Water Street.
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