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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
CON S u M ? L 10 N
PaaifiIoIu (llfRd.

All sufferers from this disease who arc anx GUS
Tn ba cured should try DIR. kIs 4fEKS CELE-
BRATED UONSU UMPTlvE POWDEps These
powders arc the ouiy preparaiion known mat
THFoAT AND LUNGs-indeed. SO strong is
our faith in them. and also to convince you THAT
sufferer. by mail post paid, "a FREE TRIAL
BOX -. -
We don't wnnt your money until you ore
nerfeetly satisfied Of their curative powers.
ff ypur life Is worth saving. don't de ay inptving
these POWDERS ~ trial. as they viii surely cure
YOU -, -, H..
United Stntna or Canada by mail on receipt oi
'''''' ASH a. ROBBINS,
npte1y nGo Fulton street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

BURNETT's FLAvoRiNa ExTRACTs-Are useo
and endorsed by The bes, hotels, copfectiohers,
grocers and the fir.t families IN the county.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

Adam N, 26 st Charlss street, has just re-
csived a b. aut1tul selection of straw hats.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

J. II. Walker. D d. s., 1870 Dehrd street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

The above statement is n Just. true and cor
rect transcript from tho books Of tho Company.
- PAUL FOUR0HY. President
@. w. MOTT. Beoretary.
BTATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans. City of New Orleans.
sworn to and subscribed before me- the Bf dag
Of June. 1875. - -
JAMES FAHEY. Notary Public
At ~ meeting OF tho Board Of Directors held
on the I'D day OF June. 1875, 1t was resolved to
pay TO the Stockholders. on demand. FIVE PER
UENT interest on their stock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
INSURANCE. NuTlCEs.n
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
rnIa UP Capital, $500, 600.

s6A" VIZ bMpstWhs FA1WsWWw-
FROM THE TWENTY FIRST ANNUAL
STATEN ENT FOR 1879.
Net annual earned pre-
mnms ana Discounts
and Interest. ....-...-..-. &l67. .pBg
LOSSES. Expenses. Taxes.
, etc. ..-.--~ .-~-.-..--..... s277, ,2B7 %
Reserved fund st0,GoO, and
dividend on capital 10
per cent. nt.......".........- seb7 s-sss. .75stf
=,
sst Irq1g :........s..--... sTt 10HN
timated at their cash
market value.
Stocks, Bonds. Loans and
Bills Receivable ..-..... soa soo IN
Cash on hand and premi- "
ums In course Of eoso-
Hon. n....-.........s.-....... 1se, ,ges ~
sbs6. .2es II
Dividend paid on stock ten per q I tpsr an
mum. and on participating policies twenty per
cent. payable In casn.
This old and reliable company Id issuing poli-
clos on Fire. River and Marine risks on The mnst
favorable terms. Ali losses promptly adiustei
and settled upon liberal terms. ai their office.
ga Camp street. JAMES l. DAY,
President.
H. CARPENTER Hecretarv. jaB1 1y
The daily gazette., 1877-01-29
january 30, 1877.

Gen. Dix is certainly the victim Of
do;Age. No man who had not los; his
senses would write such a letter as he has
written TO Morton. Dix did know as well
as any man that tie power 10 count" ire
electoral vote and declare who was elect
Ell President is not conferred either by
the Constitution or Congress on the Presi-
dent Of the Senate, and yet he tells Nor
ton that he was right in asserting this
claim. Poor old Dix. He IS 50 filed with
envy and malice :. TilIen's election thA,
be is politically blind. -Four years hence
If The Vice President is Democrat Dix
viii declare the reverse and Morton will
insiS; that such power never was vested
i any man. Then the Return BozHis in
he South may all be Democratic. and if
Ley throw on, returns from Republican
parishes enough 10 elec; Democrats Nor
ton will rAnl against the outrage" like
s~y old be&- crippled in his legs.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-29
rAc C-.fssrr,rt, Re,...

TIE Philadelphia Prs las foz long
Tine applied the term ''CoufeieCa;e~ 10
lie Democratic House Of Representa-
:-ves. On Saturday !, modified is lan-
S..@ce somewh2; and spoke of tie reoeni
work ef the House zS follows:
As measure of peace. by which some
&: he moSs important issues that ever
cc2vOlSed nation viii presumably he
Ss:-led without the firing of 6 gun or an
s--=-y personal quarrel, the oompComise
HI may deserve al the eulocies Of is
a3vcc2ieS and if tie expectations are
Te--De1 :h4i ii Will hasten revival of
--1CS--y. secure cheerful AMI universal
accuieScence in The decision a the novel
= -ounA, about 10 b organized. and eNAli
;as character of the Republic a; home
and Ah7oa1. rich compensation viii b.
.--,c-'.e7l Il. ..-eSJ. .2-l:.eS in the method
q: Q-o>a3l-e 2&cpei. o. any ra--i IAN
appointments thai mAy srox out q.
80 o--S.o;. .Sl..t : finally rendered.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-29
HeHiRgtOH's First 4pDe Grance ina
the House OF Lords.

That must have been touching, as !,
was a wholly unprecedented, incident Z
parliamentary proceedings. when, on the
18Th OF June, 1914. the successful soldier.
who had len England six years before 2s
Arthur Wellesley. h. {. b. 10 take com
in2nd OF the British troops in the Penin-
Sula- hrSi went in his field-marshal's uni
form 70 take his seat in the House of
Lords, and had 70 hear one Of the officials
resai the patents from the Crown by
which he had been succeSSively created
NiScount, Earl. Marquis, and Duke, sll
The peers thus made his comafes stand
ing up 10 honor him while this was do
ing. At the same time the handsome sum
Of six hundred thousand pounds. equal
10 $500 900 in gold, had been voted 70
Parliament 20 enable this soldier Of for
time so support the dignity of the peer
age" and he was called upou. the WAY
ended. 70 I'll various of o,S Of power a nd
emolWmen: from tha; time q his death
II lSi2.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-29
AN4nNfEE- -ENrI>l-RER.

Al eN--..--I.Da-v -a>e = lSETy : row
being --ed Ov the Correctional Tribunal
ot the Seine. The CClpr.t : "a rch Eng
EShma1 named Edwards. The total
amount u money leu- by Inn dGr,ns the
T1ssI two o. tLCee years : ps.t down a.
about 2.a@.ce tr.1t>, far which he
charged n interest g about : 90 -. OF
a the rate Cf q per crE-- Among the
number ot persons who have had -
course 70 the obEEn- pu7se Of Nj IL
wari> ngGreS PInc- TaLer- -R-y-Alad
who : le>c- bed - Turk of import
anCe, and son 4 law 70 Mu>h;apha-
FazylPacha-
Having. Ike lo>f q his cour:-y,re 81 .
run through AiS fortune 7 Pans IN lS-s
o1r Eastern P1uce. ! appears. w2itezi
one morning on Nj. E3wary1S and said
3" Ny oea- -. nv wife Las u. presented
ne with a. hel-. and ! desire 70 reward
he- VIII . 81, worthy Of cU- -a-k Will
yoC u = NE Oi coC-Se l. vs. harpv
70 do - and forthwith lert hin 300
francs - Is usual -z-s q .1.s-eS-. u;
this tlC-G q. IN her VS. o-1y --.>e = -
mercy. Prince Tah5T bad succ~-s5e3 =
cilEn- leWele- willing 20 x, him have
-N- "a I-a-eS worth Il diam oadS II hg
e11s1 T-ay . lz--=- dt W. 2-sl - soon :.
Ne so Il diamonds r. yawuei them :.
k1wa-i> te- S-o-he- Z .ltr t-a-c> II,
c2se : Gs=.y = al = :l-Ehe- y. ,-.a-'
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HOW EACH SIDE WILL PRESENT
ITS CASE. "a
speclal 10 the BAH. GaEetie.


WAsHISGroS, January 2S.-The na-
tional democratic committee have placed
The entire management of Mr.. Tilden'S
case before the commission in the hands
Of Judge Black, OF Pennsylvauia, with
whom are associated Lyman Trumbnll,
Matt II. Carpenter as assistant counsel.
with Judge Campbell, OF New Orleans
Ben. Butler and numerous other dis
tinguished lawyers as advisory counsel.
In addition there will be small army OF
attorneys who will assist in the pCepara-
ton OF the Florida and Louisiana cases.
The Republicans have selected VIM. NJ.
Evarts and Bob Ingersoll as their princi-
pal counsel. with Sto0shien. 81 New
York. and others less known 10 lame as
assistant advisory counsel. There IS no
difficulty in the way OF the republicans
fighting the case ON its merits The law
provides that the party obleciins 10 the
counting ofthe vote Of a state shall assign
the reasons therefor. In this way the
democrats can readily set in all their teSti-
mony in regard 10 Florida and Louisiana.
but the republicans can only come in un-
der the ruling Of the commission.
They will nrSt combat the power Of the
commission TO go behind the returns.
Therefore, when the commission is select
ed on Tuesday next the first thing il will
have to do after organizing is 10 adopt
rules and regulations for lis government;
then, when the Florida case is reached
and the issue presented to the commission
the Arguments on the jurisdiction Of the
body will follow. This question viii
have 10 be passed upon before the case
proceeds further. The republicans will,
of course, contend thai i comet 50 be
hind the returns and that II is excluded
from going further than the regular Ger
ufczies of the recognized certifying an
tbo-iiies in the different states. II this
point is decided agAins; them they will
give up the fight and make only pro To-
I.g contest thereafter.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-29

1e President has .rYo.;s-t W-laz-ll
II Lso-. of B-oC k3yr. y ! - 4 -s- :. b..
q --e Ba-.zd q indian Col-lln-s>.. 1e-s.
NJ H4.-5wlnkel. tzs 4 5-mar consul
:; H-chaoo3. Va. who wa> stricken
w.;- E,A-A-vs-> O. Friday. G-ei g : SA1ur.
lay 1-t---rs. DE Vas L years q age.
I4e E.ecto-A. CocnI h5l w2s taken u
ne Pies .v-. e4-.y q SA-z,-,iav after.
no.oE- o1i Ee ID 1s: receive =. hAvsnr
ls1t to- Ba--E-c.e = t-l1L 4 r-evlo1s
engagement. = NJ y G5ETe-ei ~
him his morning. He aSs3 The Attorney
General having 1esd TIE t..l n p-ni
are ALREADY Acqu12 ule,i with ,-s 1r,ayI
Sons The President VIII S,rl ~ bsU
AID accompany tie s1tz5Iez cf IL,
= Ec2IC-e WIZ 1eASz-.e. -.Eur II.
reasons -or aQp-ov,1E =.
A friend of Judge DAvss Sia,sS -, n.
T@cEs =. AMI vii X "a ~ weeks =
cone. - much occzp:s1 = p-suz-lrs
opinions Uv.o-, cases 49, --sol i. t.r- ~
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The daily gazette., 1877-01-29

C,HERIFF SALE.
- By virtue of writ Of Nendition' TX
ponas to me directed, VIII DC exposeu 70
Public Sale, at the
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL.
in Middletown, in -. Georges Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, Oh
THURSDAY,
THE Sru DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1871.
att O'Clock. Z. NJ,
The following described real estate; viz:
All that eenain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situated lying and being In 81.
Georges Hundred New Castle county state
OF Delaware. bounded by lands OF the Dela-
ware Railroad Company and other lands OF
Robert a. . Cochran. aforesaid. and contained
within the following described metes and
bounds to wit:
Beginning at n stake I'm the east line OF
the said Delaware Railroad Company, and
in the centre OF Cochran street, being for a
corner for the lot Of land, and thence with
the centre of said Cochran street south
eighty-four and three-fourth degrees, east
two hundred and fifty-six feet and nine
inches 10 n stake in the centre of Scott
street at the centre OF the intersection OF
said streets, also "A corner for this land
thence with the centre of said Scott street
south five and one fourth degrees east three
hundred and forty feet to a stake in the
centre of Reading street, and at the centre
street. also a corner for this lot of land,
thence with the centre OF said Reading
straet south eighty four and three-fourth
degrees west TWO hundred and fifty-one
feet to a stake in the east line of the land OF
said Delaware Railroad Company, also a
corner for this land, and thence with the
land OF the said railroad Company bind
ing thereon north six and one-fourth de-
gnees west three hundred and fifty-one feet
home to the place of beginning. containing
in the said mefes and bounds one acre
three roods, ninety-seven and One-hali
percheS OF land, b. the same more or less
with a large four-story frame building oI
factory thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
psrtY OF The Delmarvia Manufacturing
Company" and TO he sold by
WN II. JAMESON. Late Sheriff.
>heriti-> Oftice, New Castle,l
Jan. -. \. u. ls,l. { jan22ts
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Au.uraliA in 1850

-oc..1E - IL future a \ Is.-al a. S,r
He-c--5s estimated lhAl : 81. -hzI vA>7
ter 'o:v " A-cl many seogr2ple-> re-a-,i
a amos. x E--2e--, wocl1 then ts5-.
---l- : - 90 q .-E9t.-arrs. - hx one
O lie Great Powers c: The vu-i S:r
George Bawr1- Governor 4 V.c-crta
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iAe HoS1 Important, q liz Ire Acs-ra-
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leei So further, declaring .has = .,s.-s
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EXCITEMENT OVER TIE DI>C1o
SCRE>.
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WASHINGTON. J2aua-y z>-The is-
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-s-5 : - hape fa- PAck275. Eve-
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s.-E-2o-E Is sove--usu-. Ii i Sa,s,a ID,
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NOTICE is hereby given that ! intend
~ - apY ~ 20 tt4e legislature u the state
@; Delaware ~ il present session for the
passage o. an acl 70 divorce me nom the
no.38s @. ua..irimony from my wi.e I. J.
Lila Is. Rot-1e-t
JOHN P. ROB-NETT.
Wilmington. Jan. !. ls7--GlEi
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NOTICE : hs-eey E.ys1 La ~ Ar-rs,
~ Nes141s oi The Stc,czhos5@-x G.. ~Ta5s
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and @ e-s'-z ? " ~ Ios V.-rESSs e
y=s-S I'M GRIFFIN
E>->T-Z -=s
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NOTICE To REAL ESTATE own
RS

T1orSe who -. o-,-a-s:-. Rea. Es:z-e and
DO no. ~.S1 10 pay T.le TAX %. - w.-l oc lse
i1e undersigned by having zt.s-c> t.e-esa.
Al oEE us-.1ce. .-al we may asses i 10 the
proper uw1ers. EDMUND PROVOST
EDW ARD FARMAR
Caiy Assessors.
o-scs No. =. Z s1h. ST, be:se~n Marked
I'D 4 -CE - Eo--s a Il .o.n 10
:. and - : n Ge,c.s-:.
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NOrfCtS.

AToTlc Es---The nlemberS Of ths lex!.i-
~ mate TradeSman,s Association ars rs--
QDestel TO meet az Sixth ami Shiplty
STREETS. at - O'Clock.
hN orier OF A. Tpnn
tAn3-lt> President
The daily gazette., 1877-01-29

Within ;ee -, >sve2 weeks tLe e.
: -2IS12se h4S been erE-4s,l ~ a
~ wo9-- Il : Haye>ls,u. Il means
cc-10ns Z President y stolen eiec.
;,-S- v--e>-
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WATER DEP PARTMENT.
Ne $50 NAEkE- Strict. VII. Dr..
ls-r-Tll by lqIh. is16
NOTICE To WATER RENTERS.

l--H-Frl t-a- l9lh. fS-6
NOTICE To WATER RENTERS.
Ine bills fo- Is are now rea5y. a1l ray
able a. me Beg4strsAr's : Office. l.un Market
St-e-s- The lGW 1s,s u.reS t-a. a. bills VasG
on q before the thirty hrSI @. January -.
ne iacs q tse bill. those KSa-3 during he
1o-.1 o February i've per ce-t a6dliloz-
a a11 tEose paid during The uu-:h O!
-eTla--l1E II paid on the nrSi CAY Q. April.
-. lie Reg S:-4- : roqC!Te-d 10 have re
te--u-es w.i-l1-zw1 and suit ins-z.-t~3 to-
i.-e recovery al tns amount due and me
wl-e- W. i.cl . les INTO such premises u-
IL S-c1 2--ea-S Win ss>ssS-1 EMS and TIC
dollars = --aT---E fS---.=s ale pali-
ETG11cs koC-S from . A " io4 p NJ
WILLIAM :. HAYES.
&c -.--ic-E@-- Registrar
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r. P. TAWReSEY & BRO.
harness & Trunk
NANCFACTURERS.
No. 427 King Street,
WuESGUox Nm

NuE-SGToS, DEL
.s..,----t-as! -! -9Se1d keeping on hSsd = mi,
'slt g h4-Ieas, saddles, Brldje. ~,
-, -gs. B-A1keIs, III Nets CON
5-,tz- s.,.,-i- -.ks9 Travelling BS<S, VaIseS
: =, = - Aa- eveEEIhinE generallv ken,
: = = Il g. slszaess, al o. wh,es G,1T
= :. 'he hts5 Aktsx.Sl. xzd saSrzntei = ::
- ata-.1- >1Ee Ar1 DspfLe " e .
: = = c;'-t- L ne hest rSraer. a..
Aux WV
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noG REGISTER NOTICE-AIL PER
IL sons owning OF having dogs about
their premises. are required 10 have them
regularly registered between the IsI and
s0sh Of January Amer the latter date the
ordinance will be strictly enforced against
unregistered dogs. JAMES o'TOOLE,
jali-I Chief OF Police
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS
PROTECTION

The attention Of residents ofthe SECOND
aEssi NINTH WARDS. and Others whose
properly i located within thrce sQuares or
blocks az a Fire Plug is called to the fact
that they are liable Ia a tax OF one dollar On
eaca building 90 located The above tax j.
now due and IL nos paid on or before the
SiSt day Of January. per cent will be add
eSi and II payment he further delayed until
March. 10 per ceus. will be added to the
bill. WILLIAM =. HAYES.
Janst-t Registrar.
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c: ~. Carse Of Par
Iiiion.
u pursuance Of an order OF the Chancellor
IL ihy above cause. made a. Chambers on
the 2ssth day ol October, issG. all persons hav-
ing any lien or liens efieciIng the interest or
estate al Caleb Curchman Fresierick \.
Chunchnal. Mary (. ChurcAman his wife.
William 4. Churchman, El.zabeth Y.
ChurCslnian his wife George ChurChmau
and Pauline f. u CAUTchman his wife,
Maria : Lloyd. lglatiG> {. Grlbb. as
sisnee in Bankruptcy u Frederick \.
ChUrchman and George Churchnan. ami
Eelry r DUPONT assignee in Bankruptcy
~ William Il Clurcl man. or .tllur o. The m
N the lan5s and premises 10 which said
csarSe -e.ateS, ara hereby notified 70 file a
petition setting forth the value and amount
~ The same II The Office Of the Register IL
ChalCery Tor New Castle county. len day :
before The third Monday IN February. \.
n IS. and 10 appear ana prove said lien or
liens al the ensuing term u the CuUrs. ts=-
for The sing oi the Cour1 en- the third day
q. me term
CIIA>. Z. LORE. Trustee.
Win ---sso-.. 49, a.. 3. sgiieo-D
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP

ID
The pSrtrerShiphereIofo existing under
the nrTu Of + BringhurSt a Co Is this DAY
dissolved by mutual consent
Either of the Unte-si sne-d Is authorized 10
settle the accounts OF the firm.
:. BRINGHCRSF. JR-.
2 JAMES BELT
Wilmington. Del. January /, iSss, IT
Having disposed oi my interes; in the
Drug business 10 =. James Belt. who for
twenty years has been a very asreesa BILE and
active partner n The firm. do not doab.
but my friends and the public generally
will continue 10 him the patronage 50 lib
orally bestowed upon the late finn he TO-
ing IN every reSpsc; worthy OF IL
ja1i-t. L. BRlNGHCRS JR.
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NoTICE.-A meeting Of the Trustees OF
~ the Poor ~ New Castle County will be
held a, the Aims HouSe on Wednesday. the
Slst day Of January. iS7s. a. l0o'clock a. m j.
Those having hi l. against the institution
will please hand them to the Commissioner
for their hundr5si. or the Treasurer.
janl5-tm J. ". EVANS. Clerk.
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BLACKSMETHINC
Dunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY

lntei ierIng invariably cured in Oaa
ing.
knuckling and knee sprung hOrs
Immediately benefited and lef, in c0Ii
o the aid OF which nature soon efe:zl
manent cure
Lameness from eorns instantly Ten7
Immediate relief given in casesGl
founder.
Diseases OF the above nature and VI
others pertaining TO the foot and leg. h'
fore considered ineurable by the i
School" Veterinarians, are, bya iudh
application OF the Dunbar system, nj
and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited a.
office, showing cause aud effect
Having been at great expense 10 a4
a thorough knowledge Of the suoldl
being the only smiths In the state l01i
Mr.. Dunbar has impaired his Hl
method OF treatment. ! am prepGa
treat the worst case The puollc ma!
forward. i.
employ only competent men az
sonally supervise all operations
OFFICE Ill AND ll3 ORAAtE
DAVID W0oLy1
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NOTICE. E.-G-s ANIMAL Meeting G. ..s
~ MIL C-e<k I--1.ul -AsSac4alla-. 81 tt@
-tasc1oa q Ho-se Thieves zn5 .1s Fe-
c'5Ve-y q se.o.e1 Prop~-IE viii II 1=-5 A.
I 1loa Hal. Nil Crs~k E1o3-eS O. SAL
[ EnAY. TIE 1IA day a. IA1uA-y 81 !
ofcAo.ck- ?. NJ PCnc-1Al z11sa5szc= = X
guessed DAVID EAST BURN. Prak1.
Il y. 6CSE-SGEAN SScE. yz--sTa--
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Flour and Feed Store.
No. 4 East 9Th 81

50 s:sA;.y On hand Flour. Feed. Hay
- - ~ : quo gteIcsllec: el,s,- :
=. - Ne-e,at.e and -iuvgtr - =,
-@Ts- slEs-y II season al Phils.3s n, :,
9:-srs = Co. received and r-,rr-,y
-. = =. .. ". SAVAGE
Agent
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NOTICE is hereby given that Co part-
nerShip has this day been entered into
htsween Geo. IL Marple and Thomas W.
Thackery. for the transaction of the whole
sale and retail Foot. shoe and Ru bier bust
Ness. trading under the firm name OF
MARBLE & THACKERY.
Jan. /. lSzE-IS-6