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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-06
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent
TO THE
CURTIS AND KELLER MINE
No. 36I.
u. S. LAND OFFIcE,
Eureka. Nevada. Dec. ~ I

Eureka. Nevada, Dec. Is, 1876.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
IN g. Rich, whose postoflice address is Nav.
field, California, has this day filed his IN.
plication for a patent for 1900 linear feet Of
the Cunts and Keller mine or vein bearins
silver. with surface ground 600 feet in widths
situate lying and being in the Diamond Min
ing district. county of White Pine, and Stat.
of Nevada, and known and designated BY tbs
field notes and official plat on file in hi,
arios of said lot No. 3S being as follows. 70
wit:
Variation 1917 Dig east, commencing nj.
post marked No. /, U. s. Survey No. ssA
whence post No. /, u. $. Survey No. 81, lot a
CHAMPION lode bears ) 81 dg 10 IN l,s7sf;
the furnace stack of the Champion CopsoT,,
dated Mining and Smelling Companys fu,.
mace bears N IS Dig W 5,355 It, and the Curt,
and Keller shaft bears N 10 Dig w 9H n.
thence running first courscN 3a3h de W 1903
thence second course N 5sl5 Dig i 600 IT to pos,
marked No. 3, U. S. Survey No. 3s: theocs
third course s 33L2 Dig L 1900 It, to post marked
No. 4, U. s. Survey No. IS; and thence fourth
course s 561a Dig w 800 # to post No. ], Tia
place OF beginning. containing twenty 6j-lW
acres.
This claim is bounded on neither end bv
any known claimants; the nearest mine is tho
Champion.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office of Diamond Mining
district, in book A, pages l72 and i73.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Curtis AZ Keller mine or said
mining ground as herein before described. ara
required to file their adverse claim with tbs
Register of the United States Land Office. nj
Eureka. in the State of Nevada, during tbs
sixty days period Of publication hereof. or
they will be barred by virtue of the proyis.
ions of the Statute.
dcl9-60d ID. b. IMMEL. Register.
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The Investigating Committee have at
iasS caught Beverly Nash, Nash the the oo.oTet, ooi.o;
Senator from Richlnad, in aach frauds a.
10 justify his arrest. Boverly at once re-.
signed his seat as Senator, and restituted
six thousand dollars Of money, which he
lad obtained unfairly from The State.
This is all that can be made out of him.
we are told, as the balance of his fraud.
alent earnings has been made over in his
wife's name. He is 60 DO aiiowei; 20
escape any further punishment, in con.
sideration Of turning States evidence.
The Committee no dou5t know what they
are about, but we are afraid they are too
lenient with the public culprits, OF In
otssr ;1sis =osjss, that they are gett;ng too
many States Uitneasea Mosas, Wood.
sssss, tS.sss5 ss-s.is : y.:, isasa >.ti FgtKer,
win embrace quito G formidable array OF
the official rascals, and the number seema
rather larger % Us than there 10 any
uss for. We want 70 see some Of these
men put out Of the reach Of politics 70.
q term OF years.
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TAe Cry Of Reputation.
s.C:.. s, ~ ~ :i:..i..a esAa :=s.,....,,. s..


There Is a spirit manifested on tho part
Of some to repudiate the public debt of
The State OF South Carolina, and to that
class we belong, for the following cogent
reasons:
LIST. The debt of the State is simply
enormous, and created by government
yhoas every -ct Is honeycombea with
frauds.
I'd. This enormous debt was Illegally
contracted by the Radical party In order
to enable It 70 carry out its measures of
!a=. GsA..A @ a..a .iil.iay .iils.iays.
Sd. Because we have ali the way
Through warned the world of the corrupt
character OF the government of South
Carolina.
IS 9Th. The world knows that the Radi-
cal government of this Stese was made up
Of thieves aud pluEfeFers, aud those Who
loaned money &c EEch = government as
thai, knowing it 60 ba corrupt, deserve
no pity or pay from anybody.
9th. It Is manifesslS unjust for peo-
pie ~ be forced 20 pay an Illegal tiebt,
ssss....l Ono, too, for which they have never
got value received.
9th. 10 reftise % pay O fraudulent
debt Rculd iniure no peoples credit, but,
on tho contrary, is would make iheHi
better able to meet their honest obliga-
tons.
( For the above reasons we favor repu-
dlation Of the greater parEo OF the public
dobt OF the State Of South Carolina.
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The Russo Turkish war ia dragging on
slowly. Several minor engagements have
been fought, but the position of affairs is
virtually unchanged. There is every
probability now of very long war,
which will severely tax the resources of
both Nations. The Russian army may
go into winter quarters very soon now, or
the Gar may decide upon winter cam.
paign. This latter course is more proba.
BILE, as the Russians are subject to n
much colder climate than that of Tur-
key, and would therefore 10 able 70
stand the hardships Of Turkish winter
better than the Turks themselves. There
ia no prospect of speedy termination of
the war, and no immediate probability Of
interference from any other power. The
atrocities Of the war, though somewhat
decreased. are still shocking in the high
est degree, and if society Is benefited at
oil by the result Of this struggle It will
be the good which can be wrought by the
most fearful evils.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Ehc Document TO be Confined to ths
Deficiency Approprieti tion Bills.

President Hayes has begun work on
his special message, z, be presented at
the extra session. The message will be
very brief, and will deal mainly with the
deficiencies in the several executive de.
psstments. The largest deficiency is, of
course, in the War Department. The
President will urge the immediate pas.
sage of the army appropriation bill, and,
it is understood, will recommend an In.
creaso of the army, which will necessita.e
an increased appropriation. There is
also deficiency in the appropriation for
the pay of nava, officers, which the Pres
ident will ask Congress to make good.
There is strong probability that this def.
cheney will cause sharp deb1te and an
investigation, as the usual amount was
appropriated aud would doubtless have
been sufficient il Robson had not used
the funds for some other purpose. In
regard to this deficiency, Secretary
Thompson will submit simple state
naent of the facts, giving the amount of
this appropriation on hand when .ie .=zs;;ls
charge &c the Navy Department. and an
exhibit, whatever vouchers and papers
he has, going TO show for what the ap-
PTopTiaiiuu haa been previously ex-
pended. The Department of Justica will
report deficiency Of about $3.50, 900.
which the President will ask Congress to
make good. He will also ask for an an.
preparation OF about Sl5,000 for the In
terror Department to meet tho expenses
incidental to the recent fire in the Patent
Offce. This amount is for expenses al
ready contracted or necessary to cnn.
TRACT, and Is exclusive of largo sum
which will be needed to rebuild the
Patent Office, and which will not be
asked for until the regular session. Be
sides the Recommendations incident to
the deficiency bill, the President win re-
commend that Congress take such action
as will insure sI'tahle representation
of the United States Mt the Paris exhibi-
ton. Tine labor Question, Southern pol
icy, views of civil service and questions
Of finance will all be left for the rerular
annual message in December.
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AS an indication cf the justice which
the present administration intends to ex.
eHcise towards the South, it is just to
quote the following appropriations which
are asked Of Congress TO be expended in
tic Southern ports named: Fort Afoui-
trie, 6. O., $4,000; Fcrt Sumter, 8. c.,
$4,000; Fort Pulaski, Ga, $4,000;
Fort jackson, Ga, $4,000; Fort Taylor
and Batteries, Fla, $4,000, Fort Jeffer-
con, Fla, $4,000; Fort Pickens, Fla,
s75,00O; Fort Mckee. Fla, $50, 600; In
proving French Broad River, 10000 /;
Savannah Harbor, Ga, $500, 600; Inside
passage between Fernandna and st.
John's River, Fla, s5O, 600; Cedar Keya
Hnrbor, Fla, $4,000; Cape Fear River,
n. O., &l7, 500. No appropriation IL
asked foy Charleston Harbor.
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aTHg RRENClE ELRCETONs..

The electionsiin France on last Sun.
day, resulted in d insTiiiccht victory sor
the advocates Of Isepablican government
in Fraacs. Tho representatives favava.
BILE 10 sIcifahon, the President win bs III
3 hogslsas inlnGrity, and tllis election ID
9 ss=ssssss : s.:essssssse open The government
ffnill tlie Ee0nie of France. Tho rczuls
win probably ssand, Republicans 800.
CONSERVATIVES 2lO. This renders the ex-
sieace Of tho republic tnoEs Ger, !, 4 than
been for soue time and la i5s0 tae
seP'lblicof Franceswill keep TIE United
porapany in pliaaging s1e politits
e az tlie indiylfaibals Who oecupy.
slleiF pseaifIeaiial chains Gambetsa fas
lpen ID Size Chamber Of DeE,a-
- the most iaaAential
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Niles G. Parker, ex-State Treasurer Of
South Carolina was arrested in jersey
City, on .hc 18th inst, upon requisition
from Governor Hampton, and was
brought by steamer to this State on the
day following. He is charged with
plundering the State. and says he Is viii
ling to turn States evidence. He is
rather swift in making this offer, as he
has not restored the property he has
stolen from the State. We do not
suppose he will be allowed to cscape SO
lightly, unless he makes return Of his
i'll gotten gains to the public treasury o;
South Carolina, from whence he ab-
stracted them.
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A serious riot has been prevailing in
the border counties cf Texas for some
days past, between the Mexican citizens
OF that section and tho natives, which,
ias assumed such immense proportions
as to induce the call for United States
troops to suppress the iawlesaneas and
violence of the contending factions.
The State government has shown very
great lack OF nerve and decision in not
attending TO their own troubles. Il Is q
pretty confession for great State like
Texas TO make to the world, that it has
to have the assistance Of the United
States to suppress riot ip FL Paso
County. The Americans in this County
have been compelled to flee 70 the town
for snfety. The Federal soldiers are,
h"weyer, to be there in .fow days, and
order will doubtless be speedily restored.
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9MDONmAHgm
% AN svnOna it may Conesrn:

10 An svnona It may Coacera:
n would urge upon those who have neg
Il lected to settle with me heretofore chat
they should do so now. The Notes aud Ac.
counts are now in my hands for collection,
and am authorized TO pay the highest
E.ices for all kinds Of produce In settlement
thereof. You have certainly delayed pay.
Ing me long enough, and caused enough
have the privilege of l,aking q fslr settle.
ment with ne, CONS and do so, and you
will avoid Abe .:s,:AiS sisA III. . &
result from any other course The time Is
very short in which can ofIer you any in
ducements. c. A. REED,
- Agent
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Maxwell, ne coIoTed Senator from
Marlboro, who resigned his seat in the
St7Hte after the Investigating Committee
paid their attentions to him, wns released
from jail last Saturday upon entering
into bond in the sum of three thousand
dollars, with his wife rs his only surety.
What this can mean we are at loss to
comprehend, unless it is another State's
witness.
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Millinery Goods.
Oct 10, 1877

REIsS DELLA KEYS begs to inform the
IVA Ladies of Anderson and surrounding
country that she is now receiving q select
assortment of FAIL and WINTERGOOD
such as ladies Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Flowers, Collars, Cuffs, &C., which will be
sold ut the lowest figures for tlie cash and
every effort will he made to please my Gus
toners in styles and prices. Millinery,
Mantua. Making and Stamping attended To
as usual.
MISS DELLA KEYS,
No. brick ttange, UP Stairs.
. Oct 4, 1877 IL 3n
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The State of Iowa went Republican on
the 9th inst. by about thirty thousand
majority. This is as was expected, and
does not change anything. This State
has been Republican ever since the war,
and It's people will ontinue to vote the
Republican ticket II the party should be-
come thousand times as corrupt as it
now ia. Indeed, VIC believe TINT the moro
corrupt it grows the better they like it.
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Governor Hampton passed mp the G.
& c. r. Il TO the Greenville County Fair
on Monday last for the purpose of deliv.
ering nn address there on Tuesdly, His
presence was NO doubt very great ad-
dition TO the attendance at and interest
~ the agricultural exhibition.
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FIRE I!

II HEREBY give notice to all rersons that
h have Notes and Accounts on, to come
forward by the Fifteenth Of November, 1877,
so tnnt | can give them q clear receipt for
the amount due by them, rs want to square
up oil notes and accounts Of that date
Those falling to get receipts from me up to
that date will have the pleasure of getting
q receipt from an officer. mean what
say. ID. WHITE Blacksmith.
Oct IL, 1877 Is
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PHOTOGRAPHS! PHOTOGRAPHS

WHILE in attendance upon the Ander-
w son Fair next week, do not fail to
s::s,A sssnine meth, the exhibition Of ghotographic
a. Wrenn. He now has charge Of my Art
Gallery, No. 4 Brick Range. and from thu
date we are prepai ed to make splended l.,
lures. Call and see for yourselves
Oct IS, 1877 IA IN,
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Y71NT GA2N49.

FEtHE public are informed that my Wool
IA Cards at Belton are now running, and
NIL cartiirg done by them is guaranteed to
give satisfaction. These Cards ere new. and
do excellent. Send your wool to me or leave
it with MIR. Eugene q. Evans, Jr., at Nc
Gully 4 Tsylor's store, Anderson G. H, and
your order shall receive prompt attention,
a. T. WILLINGHAM,
Bolton, 8. C.
Oct 1S, 1877 II
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Hon. Edwards Pierrepont, United
States Minister to Great Britain, has
rendered his resignation, TO take effect
on the list Of December This ia the
greatest act of his life, and for it he de-
serves the heartfelt thanks Of the Nation,
for it is the one deed which ne has done
for his c0untry's good.
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CLOSING BUSINESS.

IL III persons indebted to me for wagons,
n tobaccO or otherwise, by Notes or Ac-
counts, are hereby notified that they must
make settlement Ia me by the first Of De
ccmbcr next or they will have TO settle with
all officer Of the law. wish ~ close iip
my business, and therefore mean what ]
say. q. II. L. FAINT.
Oct X lH17 Il -
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VALUABLE TRACT of LAND
Oct IL, 1877

THE STATE or S0uTH cAROLlniA
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COUK'r OF COEgHaON PLEAS.
w. w. Orr, Administrator, Plaintiff, against
Mrs. q. Orr, ct al Complaint for Ejunc-
ton, Relief &c.
PY virtue of an order of Court will sell
:H1 at public outcry, on SALEDAY in
NOVEMBER next,
THIRTEEN SHARES
In the Greenvilie & Columbia Railroad, and
some Choses In Action, belonging to the
Estate of James Orr, deceased.
TERMs-Cash.
JOHN w. DANIELS, C. C.P.
Oct 19, 1877 II
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WAVERLy BAR.

T HAVE just re-opened the above we'll
Il known Bar. and am prepared to ac
with the best Sc FL Kinds of Liquors, Con.
fectioncries, DC. Parties wishing to get a
nice glass of Lager Reer can call and get Il
at any time, as keep 1t constantly on
hraught. Soliciting the patronage Of oil
who wish any thing In my line,
Respectfully,
w. IRA BRENNAN.
Oct is, 1877 Il II
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted TO the late firms of
"A. Simpson, Hill & Co. or Simpson IL
Sadler VIII take notice that they are required
to como forward and settle their demands
On or by the LIST day of December next, and
in case they fail to do so, the notes and ac-
counts in said firms will be placed in the
hands of an officer for collection On ac-
count Of the death of one of t.le partners,
tiio uuoirssS WVus 90 c0I1I0a up, ana TurIil-
CT time Will Roa be givens
]. b. SIMPSON,
Surviving Partner.
Oct 4, 1877 fo I'm
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YOUR PICTURE.

GtAPr. J. A WRENN is al accomplished
~ Artist, and the people of Anderson
County now have the opportunity of secur-
ing pictures Of themselves and their friends
at moderate prices by calling at No. 4 Brick
Range, Anderson G. H., s. e.
Oct *. 1877 IA 3,u
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DTsSOIUTTOM

TTSHE frm of Provost & Cunningham
4 having been dissolved by the death of
the late arni will please come forward and
mako prompt payment. The books will hn
left with MeNsrs. Cunningham & Co. for
short time for collection, after which time
they will DO placed IN the hands of an
Oct 4, 1877 10 2
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Parker is back in South Carolina.
Carry the news to Chamberlain, for
there is very little doubt that he will
also have to come back soon. Won't
Chamberlain, Parker, Cardozo, Patterson
and Others of that ilk present 81, inter-
esting spectacle to the people of South
Carolina when the Courts get thror IL
with them.
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DENTISTRY

nR. W. q. BROWNE expects to be in
~ Anderson to practice Dcnti1try for
one week, commencing 22d October. Will
extract teeth without pain for 81. Sets teeth
from $H to $l2. lie hopes those who owe
him will come up and settle then. He ex.
poets tI :;sst Anderson ut regular intervals.
Oct lS lS;7 IA .
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Valuable Land for Sale.

/ OFFER for sale my Farm, lying eleven
OF Gencrostee Creek, containing 28lI acres
10 In woods, 40 in bottom, SO in cultiva-
ton, balance III old field pines. Those wish
ing to purchase would do well to come and
look Mt this place, as 1t is n valuable farm.
Terms reasonable.
WIN. NJ. BUCHANAN.
Oct 1S. 1877 II
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THNIIE pictures which we can now take
Il will please all Of our patrons Neither
trouble nor time will be spared by us in our
cndcayor to give universal satisfaction.
J. -. MAXWELL,
No. Brick Range.
DC, .o 1877 Il Ar,
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NOTICE.

a LL persons having claims against the
"A. estate Of J. Is. Provost, deceased, are
hereby notified to present them properly
proven 10 the undersigned within tho time
required By law.
JAMES 4. ORR.
Adm.. with the will annexed.
Ok. Is. 1877 IA
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NOTICE.

H4Y Orde- OF the COtirt. thOer Indebted to
I'D the rendleton Manufacturing Co., by
Note or Book Account. can settle the same.
on liberal terms. by calling on me between
this and the lst December next. Otherwise
they may wish they had done 80
J. B. SITTOE, Receiver.
Pcndlcton. \. g., Oct. o. 1877.
Oct TX, 1877 Il >
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Oct is, 1877
CGATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

&NATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ AvpERsof: COUNTY.
BY w. W. AaU.pAreys, Judge OF Probate.
WHEREAS, A. e. AIattison has an
piled TO me to grant him letters OF admin.
istration cn the Estate and effects ofT'hos. s.
Mattison, deceased,
Theso are therefore TO cite and admon.
iah all kindred and creditors OF tic said
Th6s. 8. Mattison, deceased, TO be and ap-
pear before mo In Court Of Probate. To
he held as Anderson Court House, ON
Friday, End November, 1877. aiter --Nh.
iIcatson hereof, TO shew cause. III any Thev
he@e, why the said administration should
not be granted. Given under my hand,
this l4th day Of October, 1877.
W. w. HUMPHREYS, J. p.
Oct Is. 1877 Is -
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S111EsH n:::k-!:e.. E!:"- ;.ss received
4 ami for sale by
A. Is. TOWERS & CU.
Oct 1S 1877 "a
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Oct lS, 1877
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

FNNHE public are hereby informed that
II Capt. J. A Wrenn has returned to
Anderson to take change of my Photograph
Gallery at No. Brick Range. and from
this date persons desiring I'inin or Fancy
Pictures can have them taken "A any size or
style PeT:ec: satisfaction ;s guaranteed To
every patron. Charges very reasonable.
j. ID. MAXWELL.
Oct l8, 1877 IA 3m
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LAND FOR SALE.

WYE will sell to the highest bidder, at
Wv the residence of MTs. T.. Cowan, on
the THIRD DAY of NOVEMBER next,
all that
VALUABLE TRACT of LAND,
Belonging to the Estate of William Cowan,
deceased.
TKRMs-One-third cash-the remainder
on one and two years credit, with interest
from elnv of srle.
REUBEN CLINKsCALES,
And Heirs.
Oct IL, 1877 Il -
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PROMPTLY!
! HE FRONT !!


THERE are some who have not come
forward promptly, and Others who we do
not think will be behind hand with their
engagements; but we desire to state to all
that we must have what is due us, in order
to carry on our business. We now earnest
~ request oil our customers. who are in.
debted to us, to come forward aud pay up.
II we cannot get the money that is duo us
py, the HBG OF HHecernber next, we
VIII place our Notes and Accounts in the
hands of an Officer for collection,
We have on hand good stock of Bug
gfeS end Wagons. Our work cannot
be excelled, and our prices ure as low as
any other market. We are constantly man.
uiacturing Vehicles 1e q. kinds, and can
supply you with whatever you want in our
line.
All kinds of Repair Work done in the
best manner, aud at reasonable prices. We
VIII give great Bargains for the cash.
Uct i, 1877 ~ x,n
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ITOTTCE.

PARTIES owing FAINT, BELL & co.
n will save cos. by coming up and set
tsiing with ,is at once, as we intend to collect
by suit all owing afler Is. November.
ORR & TREBLE,
Attorneys at Law.
VcS III, 1S1T IL
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". &. ANDREW.

FH'IIE undersigned having this day formed
v the same Stand. under the style and ma
will be able TO furnish our friends and The pui
IN a FIRST CLASS
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Oct lS, 1877