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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
CHICAGO

Chicago. April IS.
W1sAr-stross and higher; ! AZ for cash
ttSk for Nay; lsH for june.
coRN-FirA aa9 Aisssr; 4s11 for cash; an
fsr Nay; ~ Tor Jans
oATs-v,r. ana AisA.s; IN for cash; s7s tosr
Nay.
) 1yE-73.
DAkL1Y- q
FoRK-t's,s,sled and lower; Is 10 ses ea.h. Is.
nv los Jn1e.
-s.sady and hisA.r, 80 fsr c..A; !,
1T My 10 A,Os as sbe Jnne.
---HH4sK f-Ennaf aalea Al 0l.
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An Appeal nom Gov. Packard
to the President.

orAl1 OF LDumAxA. HxEcrr,vs D.P'r,l
Nkw OnLsANs, April II, 1877
To President Hayes, Washington,
D. C.-&I: Il i evident that The CON.
mission sent here BY you instructed to
secure . removal Of the obstacles to
the acknowledgement Of ons govsrn.
ment and failing in that to accomplish
the recognition Of single legislature
= . depository Of tho reprcss sntatiye
people Of Louisiaus, will fail to eject
either Of the results. The first propo-
sition can b obtained only By IN aban-
donmsnt BY ono or the other claim
ants to the gubernatorial chair. The
ssoond propagation. involving the unfit
cation Of the two bodies each now
claiming 70 b the legislature of the
state Of Louisiana, is possible. The
plan suggested BY the connission. that
the ons hundred and four members OF
the senate WHOSE election was not dis
putsd should b brought together in
|'ons body and ths general assembly
thus constituted shsuld pass upon ths
qu4lihoatiop Of tho contested msobsra
and thus reorgsniEed should. oomposl
the conflicts in the eoordiDats branch.
e Of the government vas soosp.sble
to the republicans but il 10 said
to have been rejected by the deno srats
This plan wss understood to snanat,
| fron the president and TO eaboly biz
iAAna ~ ~hat .an s..ae : ~ nr,.seA NJ
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rns soUra.In.

-St Lopis, Apsil II Tho coronsr's
inques. proceeded With the iavestisa-
tion of the Southern hotel Gre this
morning, but q, ,evidence having any
bearing on the origin Of the Ere Or its
management wss brought out. John
K. Resse, professor 81 pa,hema.ics 10
the Washingto ton university, gave :
graphic description Of the escaps Of
himself aud wife, an'l two chamber
ma d WHO were res .ued Il. = the vim
dow Of his room on the sixth door on
the Fourth street front by Pheliam
Toole, the daring fireman. Hc knew
nothing about The oTiKinuf The hre.
He knew Of no alarn being given in
the upper stories, and only learned Of
the ere by noise in the hall. When
he opened the door Of his room the
smoke was so dense that be was forced
to 20 back into the room, where they
=rsn.ined until taken down the Skin
nor escape BY Toole.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbia. April 10. Private Sec.
retary Manning, By order Of Hampton
this morning sealed the Office door,
OF I'll state of6oials. Constablss were
put on duty there. Republican OH
cials seen willing TO await the decis.
ion Of the supreme court. Perfect
quiet prevails.
FIRE.
New York, April ls.-A wire foo
tory At 239 Esst 22d street burned to
day. The adjoining dwellings ser,
much damaged, Loss unknown.
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YANKTON DAKOTA TERRITORY. WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL

their STATE Eovorn0ooe - tho AItota-
tsre thus ooastitutsd. L = eleasly In
dioated that Gen. Nicholh and his
sdhsre1ts have rejected this proposi-
tion, maisly bscsass 81 THAR lxsd
belief 10 ths truth Of the statemsst re-
psasedly made that The Fos.ss. Mat
fthews agrseasnt % eventually In some
way TO give the govsrnnspt Of tho
state to the democraoy. II this belief
were removed from their minds per-
hsps they would not be % de6ant, and
would acospt the adjuaimsot yos offer.
The reported purpose Of the sdminis-
.rstion to carry out the suggestions Of
Messrs. Foster and Matthsus BY the
whhd. aw4l ofths Usi,ed Safes troops
is sanding menace 70 tho republicans
in this state and encourages the de.
mocracy TO emulate the arrogant poll
y Of Gen Hampton in South Carolina.
! have received 10 reply 20 nv letter
of the 9th inst, rrqucating thar the IN.
slructions Of the commission should ba
so amended and 90 enlarged ~ to ca
able them TO enquire aud report which
Of the contending governments is en-
titled TO recognition; whether . legal
supreme court exists, aud who coa-
pose it, and whether or not there 10 %
armed insurrection against the lawful
govsrnnent. l therefore respectfully
renew that request, in view Of the r.
jsotion By ny political opponents ol
tbs reasoobls proposition above refer
rcd to, made by the president through
the comm ssion. Your sxcellency can.
not fail to perseive that in thus ex.
pressing my claims TO = commission
appointed without solicitatsop on my
part Of either myself or friends having
any voios 10 adding to its selection, /,
q least shows confidence in the justics
OF my claims. Under the present in
structions the commission is chsrgst
with the Investigation Of matters no
essential. Why should instruction.
bs withheld which would enable thes
o report spon matters essential to the
ascertainnsnt 81 the legality Of one o.
the other Of the governments claim
ing recognition from the president
lone Of which must be entitled theret,
under the provisions Of the eonstitu
tion Of the countryi Tho oo.nis
sion thus far in its relation
to tho republican party ha
only suggested methods which direct
lily look 70 an abandonment Of the con
test irrespective Of right Or justice.
respectfully submit that the question
at issue in Louisiana cannot bs dis
:. posed Of BY moro expedisnts. Th
claims of individuab to office ar
tof little consequence when weigbe'
against the rights and liberty Of
majority Of the people. II : lawfu
government in Louisiana can be over
thrown BY domestic VIOLENCE, Wit
J the consent Of the federal government
originally called into existence for tn
express purpose, among others, Of pr,
venting such an occurrence, IS ther
is not . state in the union that ma
q NOT hereafter be subject 10 similar re,
: olutions. Are the American psop
i willing to sec the precedent estal
lishsd?
Earnestly requesting your decisie
y Immediately on the fscts presented,
b have tho honor to be, very respectful
. II, your obedient servant,
S. b. PACKARD.
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iEvsryose Who Ii Implicated By
Twesas Cosfession Flatly
Contradict tho
Story.
A Little fron W arlington, from
st. Louis, and from
Abroad.
I1W Yo1K.
TWEEplsMs.

d
New York, April ls.-The Tribune
says that ia. n. Sweeney, brother Of
Pstsr B. Sweeney. in whose name
vSrs nads I'll deposits Of Woodward
and Wassoa. and Gafvey, amounting
% ovsr I've hundred thousand dollar,
5or ths benefit Of tho Sweeney branch
Of ths ring, went abroad 10 1871. Pc.
tsr B. Sweeney soon sitter jsdiciously
followed. Hs carried With hin an
imnense amount Of treasure, the ex.
~ aaount not being yet known. He
vas required by ths regulations Of the
company in whose steamship be sailed
70 plsos his treasure 10 the hands Of
ths purssr, and after much hesitation
and reluctance 10 did 90. The purser
would not give the ordinary receipt
Il, fun for 90 much nooey and insisted
i should b coostsd, although largely
10 gold notes and gold pieces. Il re-
quised Eve hours to count the sum.
At Liverpool IN equal time was oc-
cupisd. The books Of the steamer
show tie amount, but the prosecution
DO not 1t present propose to make it
psblio. NJ. Sweeney has lived fru.
gally abroad, and 10 able to settle, %
- told Osksy Hall, without any as-
sissanos from him.
Evsrybody whose nane was men,
tioosd 10 :tbs authentic abstract Of the
confession Of Wn. N. Tweed, made
pablio yesterday either contradicta
Astly what was written concerning
him, or explains that Ill his transao-
tioas With Tweed were Of q purely
aad ordinary business character. II
y felt now shat the confession must bs
pabllsAsd eotirciy, and not be picked
and passeled out to gratiiy : apereonal
OF po,itioal spite and TO eject pending
hghlaaiea.
soLD1.n1 HOME.
NsvjYosk, April 1s. AZ . meeting
Nd d The Academy Of Music las
svsaing 70 rsiss fond for building
aad supporting : soldiers hoss )
Bath, this stats, eight Thousand dol
lsn wsfe oonsribatsd, and nua.esou
sabsssiptioas .aks, Lstters Of regre
vsrs rssd from sx-president Gran
and Gsns. NoClsllan aud Dir,
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WALL sfRIxf.

nAsksTs N rELkGnAra
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orAiaaaes Ne. -.

An ordnance to ansnd Ordinance No. "a.
Be- Y ordained BY fhs mayor and council Of M
Guy ~ YaeRoA:
6B1TIos /. TAsrsshall be added to section three
Of ordt1Anoo Ne. - IN ordnance nxing the com
psnsstion Of the nAyoT and aldermea of the eli J
Of Yaakton, pfcviso ~ follows;
Provided, Acwov0f, that in case such non IT.
tendance - for esuac shown. excused by vote
Of the epaneil, then II that event such Ane shall
not 10 imposed.
ssc. !. This ordinance .Aali take effect from
and sfte1 IT. paasage.
Rassel Apstl ., 1S77.
Attest Approved, April III 1877
3. T. WRIfB, r. II. ZRBAcu,
City Clerk. Mayor
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L. d. Farmer is in rscsipt Of Ais new
spring stock. Give him . call.
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Beware Of he glarisg advsrtisensnts,
and false promiaes Of Others, call aad satis
y yourselves Of the usdoubsed advantsgss
ofisrd 70 the purchaser, b1 Harry Katx
the popular clothisr.
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Ten pounds Zantes curants Tor 800 y
Acklsy q Ketchum1.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-20
LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
! AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS
TAYLOR & HUJFT1,
93:s pENNSYLVA ANA A EN- u +

| Washington, d. g.,
| IIavo during tho past few weeks boon steadily
| adding to their supply Of
! LADIES AND MISSES SUITS,
! and rs result havo ono of tho largest and most
varied assortments TO DO found in America.
Immediately shat new article is brought ont
by tho leaders OF tho mode they take measures To
| bo supplied with il, so that their lady patrons
can always find what they want, or what has
been suggested to their fancy anywherH.
In pERCALE SUITS their stock l.; com
plete. They show Plain snd Combination Fer
Gales, in Checks and Stripes, and 80 All color5
and shsdcs Tho most iastidions tasla cannot
escape being satisfied, and tho prices range ~
follows: S., 81. s., -. - and 81.
In GAMHRlG SUITS they have all shades a!
Blln Green Black and Brown, and with Tri!n-
mings embracing Bands, Pisitlngs, liaco and
81: brcideres Tho prices arc: 81 81 30, SIS,
s. 30, sc. 81. 50. S7.25, IS. SILT and ST.
OAMBl1C OVERSKIRT$ and BASQG ES,
in all shades Of Blue Black. Green and brown,
ed god with all tho stylish tnls and trimmed in
EmbroiderioS, Bands and Torchon Lace, nj S;3.
Sl 50 and Sj
A full and very elegant line Of entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel ana striking
designs, and extending in price from S. tn 81 80.
linau Overskirts and Basquos. in ondosa Va
rieLy, trimmed in Patings, Embroideries,
Laces and Braided, in all coors and shapes,
and at prices from So to Sl2I1j. Polonaises
trimmed in Bands, Ptsitings and Brsida, from
81 tu $l3.JO
LADIES SUMMER uLSTERS, An indis.
penssbe and very 'tone.y" garmont, iE all the
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
of all sizes, lengths and dimensions. ~ moderate
figures, running from $3.50 TO S1.jl.
Tho grand department Of WHITE SUITS is
ono of tho most important Of this house The
stock is largo but we'll selected aGd unsurpassed
for design, mako and finish throughout. The
different patterns OF suits embrace Polonsises or
Overskirts and Basques at reduced prices, run
Mag from So TO SIS; also White OVerskirLs and
Basques lrsm $3 TO pll 30.
A line of very graceful PolonAsos marked
down to rates varying from 50 TO $40.
Particular attention is csllol to lot Of stylish
White BasGuos, trimmed with LscO Embrodo-
ries, LAGOS and Rulas, and marked only $50
to IS.
They will open this woak now and very su
perior line OF first class LIN EN- and CAN BRIO
SUITS. These will DO trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted embruderies. in all tho now
and becoming colurs. They will bo marked At
the lowest possible figures. and we predict will
Just suit tho taste OF ladies who appreciate artist
ie things. TAYLOR u HUFTi,
io G-tf 90 Pa. av., Washington, d. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-20
ICE CREAM, SODA WATER. sc.

NorlcE.
respectfully inform my customers and tho
public generally that having improved my IA
rilitos Tor tho manufacture Of
ICE CREAM,
am now prepared TO furnish families, plchlcs
and parties At tho lowest ratos with 1t superior
article, in quantities 70 suit.
My ICE CREAM PAKIORS will be found
rs comfortable rs any in tho city, thoy having
roconLly beon roiitted for tho comfort and con-
venienco Of my patrons, who will DO scrvod at
all hours with DELICIOUS CREA NJ OF any
desired flavor, and ice cold SODA WATEk,
made of the pureSL Syrups.
FRUIT of all kinds in soMson
A la-go line of CONFECTIONERY GOODS,
such MS CANDIES, NUTS, &c, constantly on
hand and for sale wholesale ard retail NJ bottom
prices. CHRISTIAN SGHAFER,
No. q north Fairfax st.,
nv D2-;im AlnXanGrln, Va.
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4 i " a = n 7 NJ II
Dotted and Figured :iwis:es
Gauza FIannci4.
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my 222-3l
DEADY FOR SUNNI EE.
Ii. BR
ICE GKEAM PA khOl.H,
King street,


l(ay, imam r,,GltaI Ard arrsn~sI in tho most
approved stylo OF comfort and Case; and no
promises during tn" present Season to mc't the
a., .o.,, ,ooo,,.l,Io
wants "t his patrons IN Ii" sam" "'''i''''"''
msnror ~; for wears mast.
Gls- lco Cream, Watcr Ices, Soda Water
,,,,,r,, on
Cakns, i''S' rr'l't ""h ''n'"I'"''''Y """'"'"
....
FROZEN CUSfAfp mad 10 order ana 'o.
.,.,,,.,o;,,,
TONIC BEEE. Of my own nr,nufsctuTo. a
,.-
superior article, Drawn from i"'in'a'n always
Gis-Grlnrs promptly attended TO and lam'l!cs
supplied. my z-eo't
/. AND
BEDFORD WATERS.
r.,.,,
Chor"lain'
'"H'';
1t" "'''t t,ol;so,o Ivruns
,,o,, NaI'sayh s, ~"
an ~ N w. cor. King and Royal streets
~ -
UNCu HAM and TONGU u H. imr tTsvoIors
IL cxcursionists and sp1rtsmen TLS t,i best an, an,
cheapest luncheon offered to the pubic. r"t
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Ci~I,l Between Il Pickerai and Catfish,

Fight Between FIckcr%t ana tathsn.
Those who have visited the New York Aqua
rum have probably noticed that the two tanks
containing specimens Of pickcrcI anil catfish are
situated side by side and connected by two
inch pine through which the water clrculates
Yesterday by some means the wire protcctlcn
which covers the mouth oi the pipe irIl oil, ana
pjckcrcl, evidently Of an irquirug turn o.
mind. Immediately tool; advantage oi the car
cumgtance to make tour Of inspection OF the
tank occupied by about dozen catfish. the
scene that followed was amusing IN the extreme.
The catfish, at the sight Of the intruder, lof
sock the upper part Of the tank aud crowded
togcthcr in one corner at the bottom, moving
neryollsIy about as if in council. The plckcrc,
although considerably larger than any OF tue
catfish, showed from the first by his behavior
that lie had made q mistake, and instead "'
swimming gayly round and rcgalIInS himself
with few catfish at once showed 4 respect lnr
his little friends, which was surprising. Nay,
more: 50 far from desiring to t0rco his company
upon those who clearly could dispense with II,
he with dcIcacy that was refreshing IN one
usually 50 rude kept himself so near the surface
orthc water that he appeared dcsrous, possible.
| IN cct out Of il. The sequel explained all tins
sudden assumption Of refinement, for pres
| cnlIv the largest OF tic catfish left hls little
crowd of friends at the bottom Of the tank and.
aitcr few turns round bodily rose TO the sur
| face and took good look at tho pckcrcI, VIII"
| anncarcl rot to he aware Of his presence. The
catfish soon made himself known, Tor taxing
J another turn or two, as if to gather iorce, h"
made a rush and u butt with all his force, 1T
the pckcrcl and then retired to his corner.
The effect of The blow upon the pickercl was a.
| if he had been electrified; he dashed wildly
in all directions, except in the ncighborhood ol
the catfish, and at length sub,idcd to his orig
nal posi,ion. Thus ended round opc, which
was but prelude to others OF like char
accr, which we've kept up for over an hour
when the pickcrcl reversed the position III
which fish usually swim as q signal oi dc'c't
and without q struggle yielded up the ghost.
Strangely the pickereI, although larger than
the catfish, Which he could have swallowed
with case from first to last, made no sliow OF
resistance, and allowed himself to be b''tt'd to
death without an effort 10 resist or to punish
his tormcnlcr. The sight OF the catfish had
ttakcn all the bnI!y out OF the plckcrcl, VINO,
however, showed no signs Of the punishment
he received, for not 4 scale vas damaged anu
torn flo was the only token Of the late cncoun
lter.-N + HraM.
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CTArnE AND FANCY GOODS FOR
- JUNE SALES
Monday, June 18th, 1877.
Wo open today French Organizes, pereales,
Whito Linen Lawns, Linon Suitings, Corded
Piqua, Ladies' Fancy Silk and Isca Tics.
Mourning and Second Mourning + ans, Gauze
Vests very cheap. Mosquito Nettngs. Mons
Fancy Half Hoae Ladies' Umbrellas and Para
soils, with olhor choice and cheap goods.
lj f. BRASHEAR,
H. e. u1omt5 No. 100 King street,
10 rs Alexandria, Va
I ioHT s""eooDs 'oNESAhAS'
ID. +. RkA&HEAR will receive on Monday,
18th of June, u choice line Of new Dross Goods,
viz: Oreandies, Linen Lawns. Percales. Gren-
adines, French Lawns, in black and colored
with many other goods specially suited to this
season, and invites an early examination.
H. F BRASHEAR,
II. t. Hoomes No. 100 King street,
10 Ii Alexandria, Va.
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ECEIVED this day large stock Of Doors,
IL Sash, Blinds, Builders Hardware, Leads,
Oils, &c, to which we csll especial attsntion.
NH ~ g. H. PEAkE Sc CO.
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MACHINISTS, .Sc.
Alexandra Iron& & Brass Works
JAMESON & COLLINS,

Propriotors.
Corner OF Royal and Wilkes streets
We Aro prepared to manufacture StoNnl hn-
gines, Shalting and all kinds of Machinery; also
10 furnish Iron and Brass Castings Of tho best
quality and workmanship. Having an unusu-
ally largo and varied assortment of Patterns, We
can furnish Castings "L reasonable prices and
shCrt notice. mp H-tT
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Wo beg 10 call your attention tn our largo and
attractive stock Of
GOODS FOR TllESpRINH TRADE,
purchased direct from tho manufacturers, which
wo guarantee to soil as low as thoy can DO sold
in any other market.
Wo trust by our constant application to your
tinuod and valued rsvorS. Our store will bn
kept open until nino clock Al night.
Thanking you kindly for your past patronage
and awaiting your favors, wo romain
Yours, respectfully,
NH l9-3m h. j. MILLER u w.
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Wy s. MOORE.
MACHINIST AND BLACKTMlTu,
No. G5 Union street,
Alexandria Va
Whero ho is prepared TO furnish all kinds Of
MACHINERY, WROUGHT and CAST
IRON FENCES, &c.
Repairing done with dispatch, and Al prices
that were charged previous to the WAT. ian ~
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Henry Englehardt s Lager Beer.

NIACHINISTS, tSc.
Alexandria Iron& Brass Works
JAMESON & COLLINS,
Propriotors.
Corner OF Royal and Wilkes streets
We Aro prepared to manufacture StoNnl tfn-
gnes Sha(Ling and all kinds of Machinery; also
10 furnish Iron and Brass Castings Of tho best
quality and workmanship. Having all unusu
ally largo and varied assortment of Patterns, we
can furnish Castings 1T reasonable prices and
short notice. mp 14-tr
Wy s. MOORE.
MACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH,
No. G5 Union street,
Alexandria Va.
Whero ho is prepared TO furnish all kinds oi
MACHINERY, WROUGHT and CAST
IRON FENCES, SC.
Repairing dono with dispatch, and Al prices
that were Charged previous tn the WAT. ian "A
PHlLlr PARK
PRACTICAL Il L l. u M b Err
No. IL South Fairfax street.
The oldest and best es, aDlishod Plumbing
establishment in the city. III work ;l"ns with
dispatch, and in the most du;nblo and workmsna
like manner. Satisfaction glarantood
IOBBING dono nj short no.ico, and by him
III,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
IL. JACOBS
Desires To inform the public that he has again
taken possession of lis old stsnd noxL door to
tho GazotLe oflico, on Prince strOOt, and will bG
happy to SEQ sll Of his former patrons and any
body elso who wants pleasant and artistic
SHAVE or HAIR CUT. jan 3D-tr
CALIFORNIA HOOK AND CLARET
~ WINE, very choice article for the uSn Of
| invslids, just received and for salo by
myG JANNEY s. CO.
DOTOMAC uERRINGS-No. SHORE
| l. PACK ED HERRlNGS for salo by
THOMAS PERRY, Agent,
nv 26 II King street.
r AIDES CALICO BASQUES, WRAP
| lA PERS and SUITS, q large variety al low
prices. [my 29l FERGUSON Il BkU.
POTATOES! POTATO Ei'i--lO bushels N.
l. Y. State White Peach Blow Potat"c# in
store and for sslo by
myE W. A. JOHNSON
|rH1LDREN's LINEN and rIQUE SUITS
| ~ in choice styles nt
| FERGUSON & BROS,
| my - !ai King street.
WHITE WASH BRUSHES received and
| w for sale by
ap4 FL DAVIDSON, 1l7 King st.
DRUN ES-Another invoice Of TURKISH
Il PRUNES, which we ollar nt reduced
prices. (rny 22l w. A. Johnson.
| DINEAPPLE and MARYLAND BRAND
i HAMS received this day and for sale low by
my Is Il. w. AVERY, 2lG Eing ST..
WILSON'S CANNED CORN BEEF ra.
! w ceived and for sale by
my 20 +. j. DAVIDSON, III King st.
1CHOlCE COUNTRY CURED HAMS for
~ salo by +. j. DAVIDSON,
my4 ~ King street.
ECEIVED THIS DAY ONE TIERCE
IL CHOICE CAROLINA RICE.
splS w. A. JOHNSON
livery OLD FRENCH BRANDY, strictly
Y medicinal, for sale by
nv IL GEO. McBuRNhG i SON.
jrANNEU LOBSTER, Barnhsm Il MorrIps
~ celebrated brand received and for sale by
my 81 +. j. DAVIDSON, IA King ct.
lrTRY HILL il CO.'S. ICED ca rs, tho bes!
l. sold, for sale by
myI5 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
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