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NOTICES..

OTICE.-U. s. PENSIONERS Call
IN at the otflce of E. b. Frazer, 3rd and
Market streets, on and after December 4th,
where vouchers fol- checks will be imme-
diately taken. no3Otf
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN All persons who have sold property
during'the year 1877 are required to give
notice to the Assessor of the District in
which the property is located on or before
the 31st DAY OF DECEM BER, 1877, insert
ing in the notice the name of (present
owner name Of late owner and location
of the property, otherwise they will be
held for the county tax of the year 1873.
All persons having Investments subject
to county tax will be fcrnished blanks to
make returns of the same on application
to either OF the undersigned assessors.
HENRY BRADLEY,
Assessor Southern District,
ITO West Front Street.
LEWIS T. GBUBB,
Assessor Northern District,
nov12tjanl S32 Pine Street
OTICE.-By virtue OF an Act OF the
IN General Assembly passed at Dover,
February 22d, 1877 hereby give notice to
holders of Delaware State Bonds, that 1
shall attend at the Philadelphia National
Bank, in the city of Philadelphia, during
the business hours of that Bank, on the
three first secular days of January 1878 pre-
pared to redeem and pay Off Bonds from
No. 76 to 1870, both inclusive of the denoni-
nation of one thousand dollars each, of the
issue OF the Bonds of the State of Delaware,
from and after the said first day of Janu-
ary, 1873, the interest on said Bonds will
cease. THOS. B. GILES,
State Treasurer.
Office of State Treasurer, Dover, Novem-
Der list. 1877 nov1-2tawt'an1
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TLMINGToN MARKE

wilmington, Del, Dec. 6, 1877.
|utOns at the Brandywine Mills for
- crofn Corracfad Dailv
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..d Con,snerc pal.

soToN. DEL, Dec. y, 1877.
WiLAi sno,at,ons furnished by
.a stock cEIevton Et House Building
blnG9gnd, IS'o QUOTATIONS..
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The Presidents letter to Mr. Gar
field requesting him to Withdraw
from the Senatorial contest in Ohio,
since he could serve the Administra-
ton to better purpose by remaining
in the House, is to be published.--
Cincinnati Commercial.
How this narrow demagogue, NAL
evolent hater of half the Union, and
Credit Mobillier rogne can serve an
honest Administration in the Senate
or House, or anywhere else, it is i'm
possible for US to see. The lower or.
der of plants and animals of one 60
illogical era pass away with that era
and have no place or living existence
in that which succeeds. SO it is III
politics. The poisonous breed OF po
liticians and venomous and reptile
like demagogues of the Garfield
school were the disgusting and crawl
ing generation of the political era 0
hate and corruption which succeeded
the civil war. There is no place fol
them in the era ofpacifcatiop, and il
its purer atmosphere they onght to b.
permitted to writhe and sQuirm AM
die, choked for the want of the pois
onous air they have been accustomed
to breathe.-[N. 0. Democrat.
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used when the crude is not at hand

used when the crude is not at hand
When prepared as above, make q
moderately strong sulS, and apply
with syringe or sponge. In using on
very delicate plants, should any tra'
be felt for the plants, they Can be
liuSch off after a few minutes. My
inst and cminrntly Successful nsc OF
this "onporn'! WAS some years since.
on a block OF young cherry trees.
some fifty thousand in number. The
black aphis "ramc down like the
wolff on the fold, only they came no;
as single spies, but in whole battal-
ions. 1t soon. became an interesting
question as to who was the proprietor
of this particular block of trees -
myself or the "bng Ethiopian" =
di>intc,cstcu observer, of judicial
turn of mind, Judging from the Scuc
raj appearance Of things and the
very "at homc' air assumed by the
bugs, would have said they had the
; best case. He would at least have
been compelled to admit they hal
"ninc points of the law' (posscSsion(
in their favor. never saw the like
before. The trees were alive Will,
aphis. The only scarce thinks on the
! trees were leaves, there being hardly
enough to afford standing room tp,
all the lusky guests. However, not
beng n convert to the doctrine OF
"Squatt"r sovereignty" | declared
war: and failing to lrcrcosr tile num-
Der by ordinary means, compound
ed soft soap and carn|ic acid, and
with Il single application cxtcrmina'
ted the enemy.
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A Man With the War Fever.
[;'rom tn" Detroit Free !'rr-~ !

Mr.. White, a nctrcitrr o! middle
age. visited this Office yesterday to
find war map and to have Il chat
about the European situation, and it
wasn't ten minutes before his en-
thusia>n was up to the boiling point.
1t will I've worth thousand and mil
lions and billions of dollars to this
country:' he shouted as he b"kr
through one Of the ot1c cchairs.
eyes, it will. Somebody remarked.
cit will stitlru wages, bring out
capital, make money plenty and ">t
set us all wl'ooping" he whoorcd as
he scratched the leg wounded at the
first Bull Run.
Somebody rcmarkc! that it prob
ably would.
Taking Gyc newspaper war-maps
under one arm and copy Of thrl."n-
don Times under the other, Mr.. White
left the office and proceeded d''rruy
lon;eward, feeling more patriotic
every moment.
"Oh ! we're going to lay EN- hight
ont, Nancy " he said, as he dropped
his hat in the hall.
Ibid You order til" '!our!'. she ask
cd in careless tone.
. "Flom, What do care about
flour. The Russians have got liars
and half the Turkish army"
! "lIayc, eli ! Well, | hope that pa
! pcr-hangcr will lie here in the m''n-
! inw. You didn't think to see about -.
"Riyht here is k@rS, and tight here
/ is where the Turks got manrd, nc
exclaimed, as he kncit or the tiool
and traced one Of the maps.
did, ell Say John, can't you
rake of the lawn this morning, ai'
did YOU see about t|r whitrwashin~ .
"Will You talk about vhitcwa>h!"!
when all Europe is c"nvn '>rd Will
war }" he iiercr|y demanded. as he
shook the other four maps at her.
lid like those onion bed MAX
ed ont to day. she replied, as >h'
hunted thruurh the work basket TO
button with an eye in it.
"Oniou beds marked out, whr1
this very copy of the London Tim"
cditoua|Iy predicts that a m''i'"
armed men will be rushing at rac
Others threats IN less than sixt
days."
She found the baton, and he IN
rolled the balance of his maps. ihrr
was dead silence until his tin"'
: rested on the city of Erzcroum, whc
5 he shouted :
? "llrre she is! Right around he,
= is where they are making the Tnk
+ howl for Su.ar.'
. "By the way, John sh" softly re
| marked, as she looked mp, "d"n't 20
e think that summer Kitchen will hay
) to hr reShiny|cil this >pling :"
r The girls who does general house
{ work says he tore the five "ar-mal
: into five hundred pieces, and nangr
i the London Times against the wa
G with an awful thnmp as he lnmpt
: ont doors, hut girls arc somct1m!
II prciu.liced. Mr.. White was in Il
= corner grocery at half-past clcvt
/ saying to the propri"t"r.
o "Don't it make your blood jump
G Won read of the European situation
II And the proprietor rakcd the chrc
IS knife on the edge of the counter
Il clean it and replied:
IS "Scem like | shall hat to kill do
:e povs who cut soap mid dis knife"
he How can yon expect anybody b
le a warrior to feel as warriors do?
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Ay.$h re Cows.

Tie following description from report
to the Ayrshire Agricultural association
gives the points which Indicate the sup
criority of the Ayrshire dairy COWS.
Head short. forehead wide, nose fine
between tie muxzlc and eyes, muzzlc
moderately large eyes full and lively
horns wide set on inrlining upward and
curviug SLIGHTLY inward.
Neck long and straight from the meek
to the top OF the shoulder, free from loose
skin ON the utlrr-silc. fine at It's junction
with the head. and the muscles symctrlca-
lily cnlarging toward the shoulders.
Shoulders thin at the top, briskue light,
the whole torcquarters thin in front, and
gradually incrcaSius in depth and width
backward.
Back short and straight, spine well de-
fined, especially at the shoulder, the
short ribs archcd. the body deep at the
TANKS, aud the milk veins we'll developed
Pclvis long broad and straight back bones
(ilium) wide apart and not much over
laid with fat, thighs cccp and broad, tail
long and slender and set on level with
the back. Milk vessels capaclous and
extending, we'll forward, hinder part
broad and firmly attached to the body,
the sole or under surface nearly level,
the tec,s from two to two and Il halt
uchcs.in length, equal in thickness and
hanging pcrpeudjculnrly, their distance
apart at the sides should be equal to
about onc-third Of tile length of the
vessel and across to about one-halt OF
the breadth.
Legs short, the bones firm, and the
Joints firm.
Skin soft and elastic and covered with
soft, close, woody hair.
Til" colols preferred are brown or
brown and white, the colors being
distinctly defined.
Grrat value is attached to the above
, from and points by dairy farmers, and they
| quickly take them in when elltctlng Il
) purchase, so that a mistake is rarely
+ made. Farmers intending to purchase
Ayrshire COWS. would do well TO study
I the above description. 1t will enable
them to select good dairy COWS.
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Napoleon Bonaparte on the War
in the East.

At st. Helena, Napoleon said to
O'Meara: "ln the course OF few
wears Russia will have Constantine
pile, the greatest part of Turkey, and
all Greece. This hold to be rs GER
tain rs if it had already taken place.
In the natural course of things IN a
few years Turkey must fall to Rus
STA. The greatest part Of her popu-
lation are Greeks who you may say
are Russians. The powers it would
injurc, and who could oppose it, arc
England, France, Prussia and Aus
tria. Now, as to Austria it Will be
very easy for Russia to engage hcr
assistance by giving her Scrvia and
other provinces bordering on the
Austrian dominion reaching near to
Constantinople. The only hypothe
sis that France and England viii cv-
or be allied with sincerity will be in
order to prevent this. But even this
alliance would no avail. France, En-
gland and Prussia united cannot pre-.
vent it. Russia and Austria can at
any time effectit. Once mistress OF
Constantinople, Russia gets all the
commerce of the Mediterranean, be-
! comes great naval power and Got
knows what may happen. She will
quarrel with England. march off t'
India an army of 10000 good soldier:
> which to Russia is nothing, and 100
600 Cossacks and other,, and En-
gland loses India. Above all olhr'
bowers Russia is most to be feared
especially by England. Her soldiers
= are drawer than the AuStrianS, an'
she has the means of raising as man.
as she pleases. A hundred year
> hence | shall b" applandcd for N!
, efforts in re. establishing the King
IL dom of Poland and Europe, and rS
= pccially England, will lament that
did not succeed. There are onI
" three means of attacking Englan
Z with etfect-detacl'ing Ireland fEo'
I, her, capturing her Indian possession:
!" or n descent on her coast"
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The Horses Teeth.

In a state of nature the horse feeds
almost entirely on grasses, and his
teeth arc entirely unsuitcd for mas
tieating whole grains, hence the grain
with which he is fed should be pro"
viouSly cracked, crushed or ground,
else much of it will find its way into
the stomach whole. and yield little or
no punishment. Exchange.
Nevertheless, the average horse
seems to manage to worry through on
oats and corn, even in the natural
state. If the genius who discovered
that the teeth of the horse arc insult
ell to masticating should happen to
get his hand between the teeth Of
some vicious brute, he will thelcaf-
ter have realizing sense, in any
event, of the crushing power of the
incisors and, reasoning from cause
to effect, may get an idea of what the
molars may do. There are none OF
our domestic animals whose teeth are
80 admirably adopted to the thorough
grinding Of food grains as those OF
the horse.
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RADICAL SCARE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
But the fact does remain that the
Republicans have evidently been los
ing ground in the Buckeye State,
and if they would save themselves
next October, as to the Governor and
Legislature, they will have t" make
fully as earnest, stubborn and pcrsls
tent a fight as they have the past tw"
wears. Defeat wonld result in the
loss of a United States Senator, and
that is a point where the Republican
party cannot afford to sustain further
losses. The process of solilifying
the South is about completed, and
instead of losing more senators IN the
North, it is about time for the Repub-
licans to gain Northern senators
where they have lost them through
want of efficient organization or petty
local dissensions. 1t would he es
pecially bad 70, the Republican party
to lose Ohio this fall, and we 90 moi
believe such misfortune will befal
the party, Notwithstanding that al
the resources of the Democratic par
ty throughout the country vii! be con
cen,rated on that State. Ohio is il
for tremendous political fight da
ring the next five mouths. will b.
the battlefield of 1877, as it was Q
observation-disclosures Times, Rep.
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Rheams, the postoffice clerk who
was caught stealing letter yesterday
-Rheams his name was, Rheams you
know, Rheams, Rheams-R-h-e s
Well, we should not acquire proper
ty in that way. Know there was a
Joke somewhere in that name. The
tolls of the law envelope him.-Bos'
ton Traveller.
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A man on West hill set ont last
week to cat thirty part1idgcs in thir-
ty days on a wager. lie ate the first
one without any trouble, but the
grocer refused to give him any fur
ther credit the very next day, anG
he is hopelessly stuck OF the Other
twenty nine. -Hawkeye.
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Republican phenomenon, ana that

Republican phenomenon, and that
perhaps they had better devote
some of their surplus energy OF
interference in looking after 1t.
1t is very kind, of course, to be so
much interested in settling mat,
tiers in the South; bnt there is no
car,hrly reason why this album
dant zeal should make them NEG.
]ccr their own thieves and muir.
drrS and political pirates in other
parts of the country.
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WIN M. Levy,

mas Resumed the Practice of his Profession)
WILL practice IL, the Parish and District
~. Courts Of Natchitoches and Red River
SsIp.eme Court Of Louisiana, United States Dis.
ca @s sha Circuit Court of Louisiana and q. s.
.oufs Of Claims at Washi ugton. Il. -, De-.
- Ofice, at residence on Second St. Z;
~ NATCHITOCHES, LA.
May rs, 1877,
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Miss Jennie Curry. of New York,
has been tloSsing her second cousin.
John Bennett. John had been telling
lies about her. The Aogging was
done scientifically; indeed, it was
the opinion of the large number who
witnessed it that Jennie was as good
a tanner as she was a Curryer.-
Rochester Democrat.
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Carbolic Acid for Insects.

N(ll NOAl~ AASASA AC4 @'hAOO VIZ
Il. +. SoutlIwick communicates tic
following to The Gardeners MonthIy:
The time has almost come again
when "the little busy bugs will open
ny their summer campaign, and "ls
pute with the chords of creation" for
possession of "thc fruits of the earth"
Allow me thus early to call attention
to an article, the merits of which
everybody knows, but which many
dare not use. lrefer to calbo|lc acld.
Prepared rs indicated, it cannot, |
think, hurt the most delicate house
plants, and it is sure to kill insect
life.
My plan Of preparing is as follows
| obtain crude carbo\ic acid use i
! in this form because it is stronger ant
better for the purpose, and costs bn
very little (about - cents per gallon
| think). pour Il quantity of thl
dark crude acid into a quantity o
good stlony domestic soft soap; StI
well together, and allow to stand 70
, a few hours. then test the com
> pound by mixing little of 1t wit
: soft water. If too much acid liza
been added, only PARTICLES of calboll
) acid will be observed floating on tn
, surface. This shows that more acl
! has been put in than the soap wi
= incorporate, or ''cnt,' and more soa
should be added to balance the e,
cess of acid. No more definite ru
: can be given, as so much depends G
y the soap. Two Or three Tablespoon
# fnls of the acid to quart of soS
a may be first tried. prefer to NAL
u. as strong with acid as the soap "
i perfectly cut. A very little practi
~ will enable any one to compound
correctly. The refined acid may
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Four Horses Abreast.

] noticed valuable sketch, for
many farmers, on this subject in the
last issue OF Your valuable paper. l
saw two men planting near Black
stone, H., with four horses abreast
They had been planting all day, un-
til $ o'clock, when they were COM
PEELED to quit on account Of their h"r-
SEES being completely tired out. The
hired man and myself tried to con-
vince him that 1t would he better to
pat on two at a time, but he would
not hear to it, and went to work the
same way tho next day, with the
same result in the afternoon ~ before.
| planted last spring thirty two acres
in one day 10y changing teams every
two hours, and it was not hard work
for the horses; and the ground was
in worse condition last spring than
this. j. Is.
| Odell, III.
Losses in Swine.
Investigations by the Department
mcnt of Agriculture, at Washington,
according to Mr.. Dodge, the statistic.
clan. show losses from diseases of
swine during the past twelve months
of 4,r00, 600 animals IF all ages, or a
, money loss of more than S2O, 600, 900.
Onc.tift of the reported loss occurs
in the State of Illinois. Next in
, prominccc are Missouri, Iowa and
! Indiana, which together lose $40;
:. 100000. Florida, Alabama, Mississ.
= ippi and Louisiana have nearly as
~ large percentage in loss il, Numbers;
''asyrcsatins in value s',5p,WW.
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rAs GENIUS-Dry Goods and 'ir"ccries cor
j NOR Jefferson and Amulet Streets.
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r W SUDDATH-The PhoeniS-C holce Li'
y ouors and Cigars, st. Denis Street
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TC.TR ICHEI--General Merchandise ASH
y ingtOn street.
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DUNCKL EMAN~. Harness and Saddle'y
u. Washington street
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ryOGENOE & Colby Goods and Groceries,
y Washington street
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n CAPMARTIN-tIoneral assortment OF
". Goods of all kinds, Jefferson street
n VEULEMAN Undertaken, Washington
II gtroat
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rOHN RUSCA-Drv Goods and Gr"rrrles
j h, low the Dirt bridge. Jefferson street
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~,u,ptrv CTNNINHtM& 'hAlh'Nh
I irs ,t Law Washington street
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IAS. KING. MATCHMAKER and JeweIer' 81
y Denis street.
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D POETE.-- Baker, Jefferson street.
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n VEULEMAN-.Famil and Plantation
I. Groceries, Washington street.
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tACOBS-Dry Goods and Groceries, bclo"
,ba Dirt bridge Jefferson Street.
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r. SIMON-Dry Goods and Groceries, Wash
inntnn Street
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C,AspARI \ DEITRlCH;I,nr nN,a o'T"'.N Sole
~ ct.' far S,'rrw Bottom Shoes, Front street
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(,nIENAN LEVY-Famiiy Gr"rrr'es anu
[ Grnrral Merchandise, Front street:
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rAs NJ, B. TUCKER-Attorney at Law St
y Dania Street
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ia. DUCOURNAU-Fancva and Staple, Dry
VI, Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and C'"th'nG
Front street
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=, Observation-Disclosures Hotrl-I1Norl''
r,rmcrs' and strangers resort, 81 DcnlS.
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=, 11TCUTENSTEIN- General assortment
Drv Goods and Groceries, Front street.
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r pUCASSE-Grncral Assortment OF AeF
y . chandize, Washington street.
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c,rnpCE W. KEARNFY--E Recorder ana No
,orv public. Court House, I'd street.
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I'll Acknowledgement Wholesale and ErtIli
=, y. II caer and sole Agent for Wagons WASH
mgrOu street.
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D s.CALvES.- Dentist, Jefferson street
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1rI1,pDN CAMPBELL~.M Merchandise anu
* tnit,ti,u SuDDlics Front str''l.
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JARTEL-The Gem Bar Room, choice
LqJin es, Liquors and Cigars Front str'"1'
lTEVY& PHILLIPS-Full stock Fancy an"
Ii taple Dry Goods and Groceries, Front st.
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IrOEGE GARZIA--Family Groceries, "''''
II Masonic Lodge. Cd street.
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ID BURKE-Chcap Family and western
Ii. Grocery Dealer, Front street.
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+ n SCHAFFRATH-Bo and Shoe Maker
". st. Denis Street.
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p BRoOKS-Gums and Pistols son. '''''' w.
Is. Rrnoiycd. St Denis Street.
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T,RRIs JAFFA--.Dry Goods and groceries,
IL Front street. ~ - -..----- -----
IT PERCY Surveyor st. Denis street,
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AIITIN-Restaurant, st Denis street.
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-rrvPy GENICS-Chartcr Oak Stoves al"
II r;,,rorn Front Street.
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tn. STEPHENS Lumber Yard, intersection
u Front LAFAYETTE and Washington streets
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KAFFEE..Dry Goods and Groceries, Front
street. -
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~ RHEN Boots and Shoes maze Az" ''p'''
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