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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22
Morning Star and Catholic Mssssnsa

The MORNING STAR has been sanetsd
with tho approval of the ecclssiaeaseaj
authority Of the Diocese, to supply nd
admitted want In New Orleans, and n
mainly devoted to tho interests Of ~
Catholic Church. It will not interfsee N
politics except wherein they inteESasa|
with Catholic rights, but will sxyosd
iniquity In high places. without regasa q
persons or parties. Next to tho spiRitusl
rights of oil mon, it will especially ckaz1
pion the temporal rights Of the poor.
A2psosa,e As Most Rsv ArsAbiaAsp
We approve of the aforesaid unAaas
aking. aud commend 1t to the CashoNss|
I our Diocese.
~. N. ARCHBISHOP OF New ORx1A,Eac
Deesvsssv l2, 1867.
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END OF THE WAR
Resolutions of the Legislature and Letter
from Gov Nichols.
LEGISLATORS LEAVE THE
PACKARD CAUCUS.
REsoLUTIoNs:

On the 18th the two Houses of the Legisla-
ture unanimously adopted the following
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tOf IRE hECoh9,
MIsarxfNts. The nightit WINS Friday, and
the hour it @as eleven o'clock, when two
young men Glanced to be on the summit of
that G classic . hill Dark Hollow, and per-
sonage in the form Of h man was heard APP
preaching from the foot Of the hill. That
he was fearful being, we have no mis-
givings. The first salntaton given utterance
to was whistle, but for reasons that could
not at first be Interpreted no response fol-
lowed. Laboring under tho impression that
it was the g courageous Toby /" who was de-
liberating the why's and wherefores, it would
be safe to try an additional experiment Of
noise by throwing q large stone. Tob's cour-
age wavered, and spit-a-pat sound of re-
firing footsteps alone arose clearand distinct
ly upon the midnight air, to remind that he
was retreating from that lonesome place.
He may have caught the familiar sound Of
f" only IN fun but it was far from being a
funny affail to him, because no was convinced
that the time had fully come for him to make
a departure. BY strategical movement
giving the hill central position in the circle
he reached his home near Sands Corner
His wife has been cautioniug him about that
hill and his opinions are becoming q little
prejudiced4 IN
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SMITHS HIsToRY OF New JERsEy.-The
constant demand for this valuable work, which
has long been out of print, (the only edition
ever issued, having been printed in 1885, has
induced Mr. William S. Sharp, of Sharp's
Publishing House, Trenton, N. j., to re-pub.
fish it entire, without alteration or variation
in any respect from the original 1t is now
in press, and will be issued in short time,
printed from new type, on fine paper, and
substantially bound This work embraces a
complete +" History of the Colony of Nova
Casaria, or New Jersey containing an nc
count Of its first settlement, progressive inn
proyements, aud original and present consti.
tuition, and other events, to the year 1921,
with some particulars since, and a short view
Of its present state.' AS the edition will be
limited those desiring copies are requested to
send in their orders as soon as practicable,
aud thus secure an acquisition to their Ii
braries which must be of especial value to ev-
cry one interested in the early history Of the
State.
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False Tn h.

1t Il GENERALLY SUPPOSED by a, certain class
Of citizens, who are not Practical or expert,
ehced, that Dyspepsia can not invariably By
cured, but we are pleased to Sa5 that GREENE
AUetfsr FLOWER has never, tootir knowledgel
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
iii all Its forms, such as Sopr Stonach Costive.
ness, Sick Headache, palpitatidh Of the Heart
low spirits, &C., Sc. Out Of 10000 dozen
bottles sold last year, not a single failure wass
reported, but thousands Of complimentary
letters received from Druggists Of wopderfu!
cures. Three doses, will relieve any c.aes
Try it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Reg,a;f
Size rs cents. For sale at MuorS 4 and AM
derson's Drug Store, Lannbcrtville, and
Wolverton's, New Hope,
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eB" A few days since the fishermen at
Scarborough's fisheries caught two looms in
their sbad nets. The loon COLUMBUS gtacialis)
is a swimming and diving bird, having toes
fully webbed. For some reason they appear
cd to be unable to fly and were easily taken in
the ordinary process of making q haul. They
weighed respectively n and fok pounds =.
They are considered very fine specimens Of
that species Of bird, and their plumage being
deemed valuable as ornaments, if in state
of preservation, they were killed and placed
in the hands Of Charles r Naylor, Of Flew
Hope, to be suitably stuffed for that purpose.
One Of them is being carefully prepared for
Mr. Reading Gaddis and the other for Mr.,
Hiram SCARBOROUGH.
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The styles for Spring and Summer in
hats of all kinds are out, and i. Tobias, cor.
Union and Bridge streets has them. M.e,tf.


CouRT PROCEEDINGS. Monday of last
week Court convened for the purpose of try
ing indictments and appeals. The indictments
were first moved, and the following were
tried
The State Y. Albert II. Hoagland This
was an indictment for selling liquor by the
small measure, without license. The defend
ant keeps a bar for the sale of spirituous and
malt. liquors by the quart, in what was
formerly licensed hotel, at White House Sta
ton One Henry Barrow testified that on
several occasions lie bought whiskey by the
drink at this bar sometimes from Hoagland
himself, and sometimes from his nephew.
The defendant denied ever having sold Bar
row any liquor by the drink. Verdict, not
guilty.
The State v. Charles Brown. The defend
ant was charged with stealing buffalo robe
and horse blanket, the property of DR.. Servis,
Of Junction. The property was found buried
in the snow near Asbury, tied in a bag, which
also contained a chequered bag which was
identified as having been seen in the possess
sion of the defendant. The tracks made by
the person who buried the bag were compared
with the defendants boots, and correspondent.
The defendant, German, testified that the
chequered bag was not his, that he had never
been at junction, and knew nothing about
the larceny. Verdict, guilty
The State v. Hugh Burns. In December
last, the store Of Lewis Tobias, at Lambert
vile, was broken open, and clothing to the
amount of $500 or $500 stolen. A short time
after the burglary the defendant was found in
the Jail at Trenton, where he was confined for
drunkenness, wearing a vest and a pair OF
pantaloons which Tobias thought were part
Of the stolen goods. He could not identify
them positively, but knew they were precisely
like those taken. The pantaloons were toe
long for the defendant, and had been turned
up about four inches on the inside and sewed.
! The defendant testified that he bought the
clothes in New York. One count Of the in
dictment was for burglary and another fol
4 larceny. The jury rendered verdict OF
guilty as to the larceny.
The State v. jefferson Mussleman. On the
morning Of the 18th of December last, al
about one o'clock, the defendant gathered TO-
gether some barrels and placed them iu tho
alley between Henry Fl. Pittenger's store and
the hardware store in Frenchtown. He then
went to the mill Of David r.. NORMAN and
asked for some matches, stating that Tilden
was elected and he was going to have a bon
fire aud inaugurate him. He procured no
matches there, but fearing the defendant
I s
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G The District Medical Society for the
county Of Hunterdon held its annual meeting
on Tuesday, April Gath, at the house of VIM
H. Force, in Remington.
There were present Doctors Able, Armitage,
Blame, Boileau, Best Creveling, Cramer.
Deemy, Lilly, G. II. Larson, c. w. Larson,
Reading, J. f. Schenclx, w. II. Schenck, Stud
diford, Shannon and Sproul.
In the absence Of the President, DIR. Lilly
presided.
The sections made reports of interesting
cases.
Dr. Geo. N. Best, of Rosemont, read an es-
say on ".Self Limited Diseases and their
Treatment, . for which he was awarded a vote
of thanks.
The discussion of the location, drainage,
sewage and ventilation of dwellings, ELECTED re-
marks on the subject from number Of the
members.
The following were chosen delegates and
alternates to the meeting of the Medical So
ciety of N. j., to be held in May next at
rrenton
Delegates-Dr. T. Fl. studdiford, Dir. Il. X.
Deemy, Dir. M. Able, DR.. M. K Reading
Alternates- O. II. Sproul, Dir. w. H.
Schenck, Dir. N B. Boileau and Dir. I. s.
Cramer.
The following were appointed delegates to
the American Medical Association at its meet
ing to be held in Chicago, in June next:
DR.. w. s. Creveling, DIR. Geo. r. Sullivan
and DR. G.. w. Larson.
The following were elected officers of the
Society for the ensuing year:
President--Dr. N b. Boileau.
list Vice Presdent--Dr G.. H. Larison.
Cd g g DIR. w. A. Sehencls.
Treasurer-Dr John Blame
Secretary-Dr o. II. Sproul.
Reporter-Dr. G. w. Larson.
After the transaction of some other bust
ness of interest only to the profession, the So
ciety adjourned to meet in October next, at
the house of Samuel Humphrey.
o. II. SPRoUL, Secretary.
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failed to make out case, and they should ac-
quit him. Verdict, not guilty.
This was the last Indictment tried. On
Friday the Court took up the list Of jury APP
peals, and found they had all been arranged
but one, which was tried.
|. B. Gardner v Jacob r. schencx. The
parties had been negotiating trade Of horses,
and in the absence Of the plaintiff the de-
PENDANT took the plaintiffs horse from the
stable, harnessed him aud attempted to drive
him. Il was alleged that in this attempt the
PLAINTIFF 9 colt was injured to the amount of
from $50 to 500. The defendant said he
supposed from what the plaintiff had said, he
was not injured at all. Verdict for plaintiff,
$500
The Justices appeals are now being tried
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ssB- The members Of the Mount Moriah A.
M. e. Church. Of New Hope, bought the
church edifice, advertised to be sold at Sher-
iff's sale few weeks since, and will hold
their first quarterly meeting, as a severed
body from the A. M. Il. Conference, on Sum
day next They are now under the jurisdic-
tion of the Philadelphia Annual Conference.
Rev. b. II. sanderlin has an oversight over
the body.
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ny It is expected that after two or three
weeks, Divine Worship BIO held every Sun
day in What is known as the " FREQ Christian
Church" near Brownsburg, Pa, under the
leadership Of Matthias Hagernan of the La
haslxa NJ. e. Church.
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ca On Tuesday evening, the regular
monthly meeting Of the Eagle Fire Company,
of New Hope, was held at the Engine House.
The principal item of business transacted was
an election of Foreman. Dallas Robbins was
elected to fill the office.
In the evening, before the above meeting,
the steamer was given its monthly trial. 1t
worked admirably
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-02

: eay~ AS aIr John Magee was driving q
spirited horse down Bridge street, New Hope,
on Friday last, the animalbecame unnanage-
able and ran furiousIy withhim for some dis
lance. The river bridge was entered, on Che
wrong side, and almost its entire length was
traversed, at a dangerous rate of speed, before
the steed could be checked. No heavy col
lisions were made OH the bridge, and as it oc-
Cured while no teams were in that drive, no
serious results attended the affair.
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o." A new gate has been put up at the end
of the lane of the Oliver Paxson property, in
Now Hope. 1t is a handy arrangement and
novel in its mode Of operation. It makes
getting IN and ont Ola vehicle to open or
shut the gate an unnecessary trouble, for all
that person has to do who desires to make
an exit from or entrance to the lane with a
carriage, is simply to sit stilL reach out and
pull smallropc which hangs suspended from
an elevated lever, and the gate is shifted to
and fro with perfect ease. 1t works upon an
improved principle, and is evidently consider
ed a 9 big thing by admiring Juveniles who
put it in motion, in the absence Of more dis
Greet elders.
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Gag~ Minors are at work digging for ore on
the property known as Patterns Farm, near
Parsons Corner, in Solebury. Some of the
mineral found has been analysed by sklllfuf
chemists and has proved to contain small
portion of gold, silver and copper. 1t is
thought that rich vein of silver has been
reached.
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ag- Yesterday Tuesday was the day APP
pointed by the County Commissioners to meet
at their Office in Doylestown, and hear APP
peals from assessments from New Hope.
Doylestown Borough, Doylostown Township,
Warrington, Warminster and Warwick.
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= The grand opening of the Permanent Ex-
hibition in the Main Centennial Building,
Paramount Park, will take place on Thursday
of next week. President Hayes and EXPIRE
sident Grant are to be present, together with
numerous noted men. 1t is stated that the
Penna. r. r. win sell excursion tickets at
half rates.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-02

Mrs. Elite w. Brink has just returned
from New York with handsome assortment
Of Millinery Goods of the latest Styles to
which she invites the attention of the ladies,
Please call at No. 40 Union street, and exam
inc them, a.25, ct.
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Sulphur Baths q cents. Tho beneficial
results Of Sulphur Baths are too well known
to require comment. The effects Of Glenn's
Sulphur Soap in the bath are Truly electrical,
completely deodorizing offensive accumula-
tions, and thoroughly purifying the entire
surface of the body. Sold by all Druggists,
% cents
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, so cts. 4w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-02

GSY- Mr.. Mahlon Atkinson, has purchased
Of Miss Mary Ann Lambert, a plot Of ground
adjoining Slack & Bro. s store, in New Hope,
and is about to build a barn thereon The
building will be a frame one and will be used
principally in the interest of the Agricultural
Works. M
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Compare my prices with those. Of oths
ers. and YOU win see the difference ! buy for
cash discounts. L. Tobias, CHE Pricc Cloth
ieK corner Union aud Bridge SITS, "A.
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IS In repairing Mr.. Wallace Parsons
house, in solebury, a carpenternamed Piersoh
Busy, on Friday last, fell distance Of TWEEN
ty-five feet. lie landed on mellow ground, in
the garden, and escaped injury.
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--UMBRELLAs--Fo SOC, CSC, 75c, s5c.
95c, $l.OO, $l.e5 AND $3.50, AT LEES va
RIETY STORE, AS GREENE ST., TRENTON.
"A, I'm.
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PRICES ARE DOWN 1

GOODS ARE CHEAPER 7
Nearly all kinds of DRY GOODS have de-
clincd in prices from five to fifteen per cent.
in the past two weeks.
Since the reductions occurred, have been
in the market purchasing Literally, therefore
can exhibit some of the best bargains in Dry
Goods ever offered in this city. The STOCK IS
EEAReE and handsomely assorted witlrthe best
Choice New Fabrics and Styles Of this Seas
on. Purchases are made, aud selling prices
marked upon the goods with the intent of CIV
ing customers the best value possible for their
money.
Plain Mixed and Biatlasse Cloths, in
double and single widths, for Dolmans and
Ladies, suits, eI e5.i r48ss a 4asF Is rs
Made.up Dolmaps OF handsome materials
The New SHkDEs Of Fashionable Dress
Goods in fine Atwood, Mohair, and Silk and
Wool Fabrics.
A large variety Of choice new Dress Goods
at 25c., BIC, S73c. and Soc.
The best grades of Allzwoel, Black French
Cashmeres, at 624c., 75c., 874c., 81, $1.12t
and $l.25 sold.
Black Briiiiantines and Black Alpacas, in
the cheapest and finest grades.
New, Fancy and Plain DREss Silks, at
75c.. SIZE, $100, $1125 and $L25.
A large stock of PLAIN BLACK SILKS, of
the most reliable makes CLEAR. "a
The leading best makes Of Muslins, Prints,
and Domestic Goods rs iAs az
HOUSE FURNISHING Goops. sf
The best qualities and tie new choice styles
Of Brussels Thrce-ply, hgrain, Hall and
Stair Carpets Fancy and Plain Mattings,
Figured aid Plain Linoleiim for yestibules,
Halis and Offices, Floor Oil Cloths Window
Shades and Shade Hollands, Curtain Laces,
Draperies, Furniture Coverings, Table Lin
ems, &c, &e. z - "a
CLOTHS, CAsslMEREss and "a fall line d
Goods for Mems and Boyslwdai..
/ When you purpose purchasing Dry Goods
! remember TO inspect file most extensive anS
complete assortment III this city, at
fi{ 1917 II. G.. ScUppER' II
OLD NEW JERSEY STORE,
No. AS Greene Street, Trenton, Nh
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II make specially of hats and caps, and
keep as large assortment Of these goods as
any hat store in the country. L. Tobias, cor.
Union and Bridge streets. NJ. 2. If.
Tho meeting Of the Reform Club, on last
Friday night was not as well attended as usu-
al owing to the rain. Several new names
were secured to the pledge good ifhand
address was delivered by Dir II. Y. Wright.
of Washington, D. G. 1t was resolved to hold
a prayer-meeting in the Council Room, every
Wednesday evening especially for the benefit
of members OF the Club. The regular week
~ meeting win be held on Friday evening"
Let there be a good turnout. + is 10 be hop
ed that the committee on singing win try to
provide some good singing as an attraction on
these occasions.
Where did you get that photograph
taken9 In Trenton. Isn't 1t splendid VIM.
II. stauffeer photographer, IA E. State ST.,
Trenton, will give you handsome photo
graph at $1.0o per dozen. Stop and see for
yourself. ap. is, 3m.
RRroRT OF THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS
OF THE PuBElo Schools OF THE Cry OF
LAMBERTvIILE, ron THE MONTH OF ArRIL !:
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT..
No. enrolled, Is
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT..
First grade-4No. enrolled, &c
Second g - SO
ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT.
~.
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"A lot of Landreth's Garden and Flower
Seeds, at Andorson's Drug Store. mar. 81.
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sEw HorE AND nucns cooSrr, "a.

~ A. B. Johnson, Esq, has built quite
commodious porch in front Of his store, in
New Hope.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-02

House Cleaners----Shamalia sells Insect
Powder by ounce or pound cheapest way to
buy it; warranted pure. Moore's Drug
Store. ~ 4, II.
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Don't forget that II. Tobias, One Price
Clothier, has removed to the store corner
Union and Bridge ST., under the Beacon
office. Give him a call. AZ
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u.s. That tow-path foot-race between Pat
rick German and JAS. Blanch, in New Hope, a
few days since, was Q laughable affair. Cor
man. 1t is said, easily carried the 'sheat =
and cigars--by two Or three lengths.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-02

s- Bush, Jr., Of New Hope, it appears,
has gotten to himself quite reputation as an
architect. He glories in having built i0xl9
livery-stable, during the past few days and
other large contracts are yet in waiting
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-02

CO The following is a copy Of an old man
omission document, shown us bS Jesse r.
Walton It is correct copy Of the legal flee
dom papers granted in the year 1920 70 Fanny
Pursue, (now Fanny Case,) an old and we'll
known colored woman Of New Hope -
CORY or THE MANuarsstof ~ F. NSy PURSUE,
i2fH MoNrit. 22ps 1890
J. Rowland Jones' of the City and County Of Rurling
ton in the State Of New Jersey do hereby manumt and
set free from Bondage my slave Fanny Pursue color
cd woman, aged twenty-oue years and about FIVE
months Who was recently, by good and sufficient
bill of sale duly executed sold and conveyed 10 me- BY
Joseph English John English, George West and Amey,
his wife, late Amy English, John Eet and sarah, his
wife, late Sarah English and Elisha N English lar the
express purpose that might legally manumit and set
free the said Fanny and FOR my personal emo-
nment or adyansagc DO tlereiore forever release
Unto the said Fanny Pursue all my right title and claim
to her person HB5 ap any estate which she
may acquire hereby deslgHpg hQf, the said Fanny ur~
sue absolutely free against Myself AID AZ persons clm
Ing under me. 81. Ysf y 4e4.s .ir
n witness whereof have herc6nto Sci my hand and
seal ibis yseond dag of the Twelfth Month, An
no Donini, one thousand eight hundred aud twenty
ROWLAND jon Is.
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DRESS SHIRTS-WHITE AND COLOR
ED FOR 75c., $1.00, $1.25, $3.50, AT LEES
VARIETY STORE, AS GREENE ST., TRENTON,
N. j. "A, I'm.
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STRAW GOODS. Il. Tobias One Price
iCl6thiers has just received 80 dozen Straw
hats for men, youths, boys and children.
These goods have been bought on special bar
gains far cash, and will be sold equally low.
Call and see them. M. 2, IF.
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Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ.
W. Cooley's d6tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Talk is cheap and so is paper but the fact
remains, that l.. Tobias, One, Price Clothier,
carries larger stock and more tasty styles of
boys and children's clothing than any one
else in town. all
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-02

Thousands die every winter of Consump
ton, Bronchitis, Dyptheria, and lung fever
whom few doses Of I" Hpse's Honsy Of ,Hore
hound and Tar" given in time, would have
saved from premature grave. Sold by all
Druggists.
Fixes Toothacbe Drops cure in / minute.
March "a, 4w.
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Call and see the stock o. Trunks. Valiaes
and Travelling Bags inst received BY E. To-
bias, One Price Clothier, oofnet Bridge and
Union sts., under the Beacon Office. IA.
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We will not be undersold by our conpe-
titors but viii guarantee every article to be
from to 10 per cent, lower than can be
bought at any other place in town. +. To-
bias, S. w. corner Bridge and Union SITS.
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Their stock of Gas Fixtures, and every
thing pertaining to the Plumbing and Gas-fit-
ting line, they are dsposing Of at prices
which defy competition. Give them a call il
you want anJ hing IN their line, which COM
prises Hardware, Cutlery, stoves, Ranges, &c.,
besides the goods already mentioned. ais.