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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular Meeting, juno o, 1877.

Regular Meeting, June o, 1877.
Acknowledgement Jet.
Minutes of the last two meetings
read and approved.
The mayor called the attention OF
the council to the necessity Of electing
four judges OF election for the ensuing
year. one for each ward.
The following gentlemen were NOM
mated and elected: Il. ii. Kendall,
First ward M. ID. Darlington, Second
ward John II. Brown, Third ward
J. j. Eakins, Fourth ward,
The assessor and collectors report
for May was received, Total taxes
collected in May, S2,42s.iO Referred
to committee on journals.
Report Of recorder for May Fines
aud costs worked out, Sa54 cash paid
treasurer, Slls.50; total, S572.5O. Re-
ceived and referred to committee on
journals.
Report of market master, from May
to May IS: Tax on meat, SOS; stall
rent, Sls total, $50. He further re I
ports that the butchers refuse to pay
further meat tax Till their petition,
now before the council, IL acted on.
Referred TO committee OH journals.
The committee on claims reported
in favor of allowing and paying claims
amounting to 81 ,424 rs, the payroll Of
officers and employees amounting to
S7S2 60. Report adopted.
The committee on streets and bridges
reported on the Fourth ward race, and
recommend that piece OF land lying
back OF Hereford's lot, be purchased
by the city to fill up with, aud to build
brush dams every one hundred feet to
break the force of the current. Report
received and referred to committee on
bridges, to zee what the land can be
bought for, and report at the next
meeting I.iI.
The committee on streets and
bridges, in regard to the petition Of
property.holders on Elm street, to
build sidewalk from Lewis grocery
to the Central railroad, recommend
II to be granted, and an ordinance or
dered to be drafted 10 take effect Octo.
Der / 1877.
The committee also reported against
accepting s. T. Stratton's proposition
to fix Ervsy street, as 1t can DO done
cheaper. Report adopted.
The committee also reported against
granting the petition Of citizens ask
ing for a lot on San Jaointo street to
be drained, as IL IL natural water ba'
sin. Report adopted.
Alderman Newsom presented an
estimate for draining the city. In
making this estimate he received the
assistance Of Captain johnson. The
estimate Is nineteen thousand dollars
and will drain nearly the whole city
Alderman Newsom spoke In favor o
adopting this system, and issuing
bonds 70 pay for II, due In twenty-five
or thirty years, and let those who
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WASHINGTON.
No Additional Troops ARE Needed IN
Utah aittinR Hail Ia canada -tl'e
chase iar place Notes and Gossip'

Utah siinnE Hail Ia canada -rh'
Chase far place Notes and 0ossip'
Noon Associated Pres Roporl'
WASHINGTON, June D, Franks, the
North Carolina deputy marshal, wAh
this morning released on bail
A new element OF disturbance II do
yeioping itself In Louisiana polltlcA
Senator T. H. stamps ana James ID.
kennedy arrived this morning, They
report themselves ~ forming part Of u
committee sent here hy the represent
alive colored mon Ia Louisiana 10 Hee
the president The other members ~
the committee, Senator Dumont, Dew
A, M, Newman aud Louis Nj, konner
are on route, and are expected IN tho
morning, Nothing N known OF their
intentions, although II II rumored they
will strongly recommend Albert Leon'
ard for district attorney, None ot the
committee, they claim, are applicants
for office, Burch remains here to
watch them.
General Butler was called upon by u
delegation of citizens OF the District ot
Columbia In regard 10 tho commits
sion. lilo referred them 10 Mr. Corco'
ran.
Extracts Of the report OF the Inter-
view u published IN the Baltimore
sun.
awe ARE told that the republican
party is TO be dishanded that the dem.
ooratio party Ia 10 bo dishanded, and
that the great whig party II To come
into life. You had better go to some
graveyard and take oil from the tomb
stOnea tho names Of some old'lino
wings and put them ON your appllca'
tiOn.n
The general here interrupted him.
self, and said he had asked one favor
OF the president When he was In
command OF the department. OF the
gulf, during the war, the noble, emil.
nent aud patriotic snrgeon'in-chief OF
the department sacrificed his life IN
his labOrs for his country. Ills son IL
now promising lad OF sixteen years,
and desired 10 enter the naval aoad'
envy. The boy did not live In his
General Butler's) district, or he would
have had him appointed himself. no
therefore went TO the president, who
at this time had three naval cadet APP
pontments In his gift. He related to
him oil the circumstances, aud asked
him to bestow one appointment on
this poor boy. When the president
made the appointments the surgeons
sons name WAS not among them but
all Of them were the sons Of men OF
tho style OF Mr., Corcoran.
The court Of claims decides, under
the the tenure of Office act, that slls-
pended officer does not draw pay, but
the officer dd interim draws the pay
for the time OF services.
Colonel White has resigned the col
lectorship of the port at Richmond,
Virginia.
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yy~asher PrsbabiiitIss.

Indications for the west gulf states I:
Nearly stationary or falling barometer,
stationary Temperature and southerly
winds, possibly cloudy weather and
occasional showers.
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The Pennsylyanis Road Determined
Not 20 be Undorcut I'm Freight Hates.

NEW YORK, June o.--fom Scott,
president OF the Pennsylvania road,
telegraphed from Philadelphia to-day,
that his road had not made any re-
duction In fares or freight from New
York westward, but was meeting COM
petition inaugurated by other roads
from Chicago eastward.
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Foreclosures ON the Mobile and Ohio
Hnflroar.

MOBILE, June 5.-The final hearing
In all suits Instituted for foreclosure ON
the Mobile and Ohio railroad has been
ordered for Tomorrow by Justice
BRADLEY.
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LAND FOR SALE.
Cheap and on Easy Terms.
Situate in Peasants Co., W. Va.

THR undersigned will sell the following
| pieces of land On good terms, upon ap-
plication to him in person, or his attorney,
in St. -Marys, Peasants County, aforesaid
to wit: ,,t..-s,.srZ ,-s n
no IA tract OF 81 acres lying on the
waters of Green's Run and French Creek
about / ! miles from the Ohio River; partly
improved.
No. IA tract of 44Iacres adjoining No.
|; partly Improved; good land and location.
I No 3-A tract of 42 acres; same location
as No 2; partly improved.
No "A tract Of 1l9 acres of fine land,
a good portion cleared and under oodfence;
also. 3s4 acres adjoining No. 4; Will be sold
with No. 4
No. ga tract Of IT acres; tin Der land;
good; near the other tracts.
No GA trae. of s5 acres, well improved,
good orchard, &c. lying on Vanclesss turn.
pike, one mile from st. Marys, the county
seat of Peasants County.
No. IA tract of So acres; 25 acres
choice river bottom; the hill Hand on this
tract is Of rich limestone soil the, best ip the
county; improved; a good bargain. i,.i't
The above lands are very desirable for
farming or raising grass. being of good soil
and near market Persons wishing to pur-
chase viii do we'll TO call on me or R, iPatter-
son, my attorney, at st, MaryS. West Va,
who vii, show the lands and the plats
thereof, and give all information in regard
to title anil terms. Any commu aications in
regard to thsss lands will be promptly an
swersd by R. G, PARKER, or R.PATTERsON
Attorney, st. Marys, Peasants County, Wes'
Va. bss 5ae,ieiis Y -sn'tH mch6, Tins.
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About this time look out for items
about hanging upon the front gate.
Five hundred insane persons are said
to be Gagged in jails and work-houses in
Ohio.
This Is the season of the year when
the friendship of neighbors Is put to a
strong test--the time when one raises
chickens and the other vegetables.
The lowly beet now ranks in CONNER
cial Importance with the parician sugar
cane. More beet sugar than cane sugar
is now made by the world, every year.
ABoston firm, which for time turned
out JIG, 900 feet of blue glass week, is
shortening sail. The curious have all
the blue panes they can experiment with
at present.
The Society for the Prevention of Cru.
| city to Animals in Atlanta, Ga offers
premiums for dray horses in the best con-
dition, and is erecting drinking fountains
for man and beast: 81
! Itisreported that Gen Escobedo, of
ex-President Ledro's staff, has for several
weeks been quietly making arrangements
in New Orleans to cross the Rio Grande,
and head a reactionary movement against
tDiaz.
Three hundred girls were recently re-
ported 10 have been sold as slaves in Cal
70, and the British Government has re-
quested its representative in Egypt to
make inquiries, with view to remon-
STRANGE. --r.
A pamphlet entitled GA Glance at the
Future" and said to have been written by
an Austrian Archduke, has created much
commentin Austrian military circles -
The author considers that war between
Austria and Russia will be inevitable in
case of hostilities opening between the
latter and Turkey. He concludes with
the remark OF Gen. Feyedoff, that it will
not be at Constantinople, but at Vienna,
that the Oriental question will be solved.
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OBITUARY.


Sister MARy SpRAeUE died the morn.
ing of the 25th of February, 1877, aged
rs years, aftei an Illness. of Eve weeks;
Sister Sprsgue was member of the
Christian Church for twenty-three years
The great Creator having been pleased
out of His infinite mercy to remove oul
sister from the cares and troubles of this
transitory existence to state of endless
duration, thus sevefing another link from
the fraternal chain that binds us togeth
cS.. May we whoeIsufviyejherl be more
strongly cemented in the ties of unior
and friendship, that during the shor1
space allotted US here we may wisely and
usefully employ our time and in the re
ciprocal intercourse of kind and friendly
acts mutually promote the welfare an(
happiness Of each other.
Dear is the spot where Christians sleep,
And sweet the strains their spirits pour.
Oh, why should we in anguish wsepi
They are not lost but gone before. Fl
Secure from every mortal care, az
By sin and sorrow veYed no more;
Etsrnal happiness theylhaye :ittf4G
Who are not lost, but gone before.
To Jordan's banks whens'r we come
And hear the swelling waters roar, ''saA
Jesus conveys us safely home 81
To friends not lost, but gone before. ~
JACOB ERLEwINE.
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From the Morris Co., yKapsaS Republican
Obituary.

From the Morris Co., lKapsas Republican
Obituary.
Died at her residence .enY Clark &
Creek, December %, 1915, Mrs. Mary
Clark, aged 64 years. - ss9 da 5aai
The deceased was born In Guernsey
County, Ohio, her father removing to
Ohio while she was quite young, where
she resided, in Monroe county, until
1856; then desiring to try her success
in the west, she removed to Illinois and
then to Kansas, where she resided until
her death. 17F re q 80 esoa
The deceased was among the first set
| tiers of this county; she. was widely
known and universally respected. She
was lady of remarkable characters.
tics; stirring in quality, ambitious in
achievement, and honest in purpose
Her wise counsel was ever on the side
of right, her benevolent spirit was al,
ways extended in the interest of man,
kind, and her example to the teaching
of public morals She was a strong
reasoner and at times severely criticised
both men and measures. By her death
the community has lost wise counselor
and true and benevolent friend Hel
bereaved family has the sincere sympal
thy Of the entire community. B.
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Notice to Stone Masons.

i4s-stt4aA "a A5sfias e CHS Htstfsru
CEALED PROPOSALS will bs received at
% the AUDITORS Office IN Woodsdeid, Mon
roe county, Ohio, May L. 1877, to IL o'clock
NJ, for two abuthnsnts, at thslooal banks in
Perry township, for q bridge aoross Muskin-
gndn Creek; length of abutnents, toibe %
feet at the bottom and IS feet at the top;
height % feet, and thickness 10 feet At the
bottom and 8. feet at the top; stone to be
bedded in cement. said abutments must be
finished bv the 18th day of August, 1877.
No bid will be considered unless. aooompa-
MED by good and sufdcient bond. The Com
missionsrs reserve, the right TO reject one OF
all bids, .s{s IL, 4. ~. s,
By order Of the Commissioners
l,,;. .. aso., =, s.,s WIN. WEDDL1,
moh27, 'T7w4. ,5. Auditor n. c. o.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

= % .
ENcAMpMENT AT CLARINaroN-C. II. Dank.
werth, c, p. John @. Duerr, Scribe. Meetings
Second and fourth Monday in each month.
Enc cAMPMENT AT WooDsFrELp.--J Rein.
herr, C. P. Fritz Reef, Scribe. Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month.
jWooDsFIELD LODGE, No. S77, !. o. o. F.
John H. Lang, N. G.. Daniel Neuhart, Secre.
tary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
LEwIsvILLE LODGE, No. 49S, /. o. o. F.
Darling Harbin, n G. James 81. Hamilton,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
DEXTER LODGE, No. 1876. /. o. o. Fat
Beallsville.--S. S. H Morris, n g. ]. W. Black
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
CLARINaToN LODGE, No 525, I. o. o. F.
At Clarington.-C. E. Miller, N. G. VIM H
Rutter, Secretary. Regular nesting every
Saturday evening. >'s''
MILToNsBURa LODGE, No col, I. o. o. F.
At Miltonsburg-Peter Shaffer. N. e. J. J
Rismenschneider, Secretary. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening.
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R On. all tickets printed at this, Of
fee blank. space, below each office,
sufficiently wide to write a-name In, will
be found. The friends of any candi
date, whose name is not in the tickets
printed and circulated since the 10th
inst, can use said spaces. Any Demo-
crat who desires to vote for q particular
candidate will be very certain to see
that his name is on the ticket he intends
voting whether tbs printed on or not.
And the fault, if such it is, of names not
Appearing on all the tickets, lies with
the candidates themselves who failed to
announce from March 10th to April
10th, the date when We commenced
printing and of which we gave notice in
three Issues of The SPIRIT.
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A Certain Headache Cure.

A harm ess v getable preparation, and the
dis ovsry Of q physician, the viot Head.
q he Powder has been proven positively
surs opre for the most distressing cases Of
Sick or Nervous Headache, Morning sickness
and N ura gia, single powder aotua ly cur.
ing in ten minutes when all ether means
fail. We have had a wonderful experience
with it, and the ten cent trial pack can be
had by address ng the proprietors, j z. HE'S.
LEY & Co., SALEM. N. j.. who will cheerfully
mail them postpaid. aud Of Druggists every
where, and it is with we'll merited confidence
they are offered as thorough cure FOR all
distresses OF the head.
u. II. JUDKINS, Agent, woodsasld
Monroe County, Ohio janls,'T7r.
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RElEl)Y
PILES. Hemorrholds.
PILON.

Many causes tend to- produce this painful
and distressing state. The blood is retarded
in its return; the too frequent use of drastic
purgatives tends to produce congestion of
the bowels, torpid action OF the liver, and
numerous other causes are the sources Of
this complaint, and hitherto nothing eifeotual
has been presented to the public which
would rapidly alleviate symptoms ultt-
matsly 1rove an effective cure. In PIL0N
we have remedy which not only aots al
most instantly, but will remove the largest
tumors of the parts (piles) by absorption,
and many who have received not ouly bene-
fit, bur have been radically cured. have been
assured (prior to using this treatment) by
eminent surgeons that the only relief they
could ever. expect in life, would be by an
operation, and removing it or them from the
body by procedure which necessitated the
knife. This remedy has been hailed with
delight, and is now prescribed by many prac-,
tising physicians, who are oognisant of its
merits, as the only known sure cure for PILES.
+ Price, Fifty Csnts per package, or ak for
50 so. 81 Tail.et yaH # asS M
~ f.es.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

CRALEDs PROPOSALS viii be received at
y the Auditors Office in Woodsfsld, Monroe
County, Ohio, May 1, 1877, to IL o'clock NJ.
for wrought iron bridge across Muskingum
Creek, at the coal banks In Perry township;
said bridge to be los, feet long (extreme
lengthy and l6 feet roadway; to be compile
ted by the Sd day Of September, 1877.
No bids will be considered unless accom-
panied by a good and sufficient boud. Bid
ders must furnish plans and Specifications Of
the superstructure. Commissioners reserv,
the rightto rejectons or all bids. I9Tt.I
By order of the Commissioners.
s,goE 4e,.a9 WIN. WKDDLE,
mch27,'77w+. Auditor NJ. G.. o.
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CARD OF TIA NKS.

.WooDsFrELD, ONO, April 10, 1877.
To the officers and members of Woedsfield
Lodge No. 377 l. 90. f., Woodsfeld En-.
campment No. 1853 I. o: o. F of Woodsfeld,
Ohio, and William Tell Lodge No. 6, I. o.
o. F., William Tell Enoampment No. q, I
o. o. F., Of Wheeling, West Va:
GENTLEMEN: Please except my most
heartfelt thanks for the pecuniary bene.
fits extended to me, by your Lodges,
from January 18th to March 30th, 1877
while confined to my room, caused by
cutting my foot severely on the date
FIRST mentioned / also desire, in this
connection, to thank DR.. l., P, FARoU;
HAR, of WoodsfieId, for his faithful at.
tendance during that time.
FREDERICK CHR1sTMAN.
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oowNI DOWN. DOWN.

DOWN. DOWN.
What 81 90 will buy al P. SCHU
MACHERS, JR.: ::
/ 4pounds of good coffee.
IL pounds choice Carolina Rice.
81 pounds choice Orlean Sugar.
Z pounds White, mot Yellow Sugar
2pounds good Gunpowder Tea
f. 1 pound of the very best Young Hy.
son Tea ' ''9i''Al =
4 cans pound Peaches. p, rtos y,
4 cans Of Mountain Sweet Corn
4 leans, 8 pounds, choice Tomatoes.
5 quarts choice Syrup
8 quarts best Orlean Molasses.
81 10 will buy 4 pounds Roasted
Coffee warranted as good as Arbuckle.
or
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EA At the Convention to be held on
the 18th day of May, Supervisors should
administer the following oath to minors
who offer to vote:
"You do solemnly swear that you
will be 81 years of age between this date
May 26th, and the 10th day of October
1871" .ai 80 ss s1z sa,e
II the party offering to vote takes the
oath and his vote is received and after
wards evidence is produced that he
swore to what was not true he will be
liable TO indictment by the Grand Jury.
The word ..sworn" should be noted
opposite the party's name on the pol
list.
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Attachment.

George, suppss BsforaS. A. Atkinson, ]. p
,rs against Of Adams, township. Mon
Jane Angus and roe county, Ohio: On the
William Angus. 9th day of March. A. D.
1877, said Justice issued an order of attach.
ment in the above action for the sum Of Fif
ty seven Dollars and Two Cents, with inter
est FROM April II, 1876, at eight per cent. =
Trial set for the 18th day Of Nay, 1877, a
10 O'clock a. m. G8oRGK SUPPE5.
aprl7,77w3.a -r{.s
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erTbe morning OF the 18th inst

~The morning of the 18th inst
about five o'clock, a barn belonging to
Mr. r. Fulton who resides on Paw Paw
creek, in Washington county, some five
or six miles from Lebanon, this county
was struck by lightning and burned -
Two horses and colt were in the barr
at the time 1t was struck, but could moi
be gotten out, consequently perished ir
the flames.
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wThe Democrats in this county
elected 141 township officers at the
Spring election, while the Republicans
elected l6, and, by an Act of the Legis-
lature, positions were given to II Judges
of Elections, although their Democratic
opponents had majorities. The Repub-
lican party needs boosting in this counl
ty, and if It's not done soon twill moi
be worth doing, The party. Lash will
have to be applied freely in several 10;
calities, and we are not certain that that
course will cause them to again vote the
ticket of the Returning Board party.
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EFMr PETER KING, of Adams town.
ship, informed us on Monday, the 10th
inst, that SOW of his had given birth
to pig that had perfect hind legs while
It's fore legs were those of ground
mole from the knee Joint to its feet,
each of which had five distinct toes
with nail or claw on each
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1% These are busy times with our
country friends, but there is always
something occurring in your neighbor-
hood that would be of interest to rea-
ders of home newspaper, and it will
only require a few moments of your
time to jot down the facts and send
them to US. Send US all the local news
of your village or neighborhood.
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MARRIED the 18th inst, by Rev
JOHN RITTER, Mr.. FREDERICK HARES
and Miss BARBARA BURKHARD
BY Rev SAMuEL CRou E. April lS'h
DR. ANTHONY j DoRR, of Carlisle, No
BILE County, Ohio, to Miss LEoRA D
HILL, of Woodsfield. Ohio. E.....e
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p6rAt POPE & CASTLES you can
buy nice Hams, Mess Pork or Sides for
l2kc. Good Brooms from zoe to 35c
Best Syrup 70 cents per gallon. White
Lead, Linseed Oil, Cottage Colors, low
er than the lowest. =.
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EE-If you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMs.-One year $l so; six
months 75 cents. Office. North of The
Monroe Bank -
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the name of
MICHAEL BoUaHSER, of Salem township, as a
candidate for Sheriff; subject to the decision
of the Dem ocratio Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS,
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.,s1 bar Attention is invited to the hard
ware advertisement Of SMITH DC 'WAD
sDELL..sAAtthis establishment our read.
7ers can procure any article desired in
the hardware and cutlery line. Give
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- HwM II. BoorH, GEORGE BoorH,
MILTON Lyons and WALTER RING, of
the Southern part OF this county, left
OF, the l7th inst, for Colorado, where
they propose to. locate, provided the
lennnfry snits them. .flas 2 As.tslI. .5las
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EgAuditor WEDDLE was throws
from his horse while going from Trail
Runito his home in Benton township,
on the 18th inst, and considerably in
jured. He will be on hands for duty
this week.
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce the name Of
SAMUEL C. MnHoRN, of Perry township, as 8
candidate for Sheriff; subject to tne decision
of the Democratic Nominating Convention
MANY DEN ocRATs.
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l@ Paints, Oils, Paint Brushes, White
Wash Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Tooth
and Nail Brushes, Window Glass, Putty,
Chemicals, Drugs, Perfumeries, Fancy
Goods, Fiae Toilet Soaps, Canned
Fruits, Stationery, &c, at
POPE & CASTLES.