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National Republican., 1880-08-17

As indicated in yesterdays NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN, tho guests ut the metropolitan ho.
tel received their last meal under the late
management TT breakfast yesterday, aud later
in the day tho scenes around tho hotel were
quite lively, express wagons, furniture cars,
push cars aud hacks being employed in the ro.
mova Of furniture aud baggage Of guests, who
wcut forth in search Of new quarters. Rumor
WAS busy as to the past aud future Of the no.
tel. One ruInor was quite prevalent that Mr..
Tommy Of tho National bad leased aud would
at once occupy the house, closing tho National
for the unexpircd term, for which he holds
the lease Of that establishments 1t is known
that there has been disagreement between
Mr. Tonuy and tho owners Of the National
property as TO the terms on which his lease
shall be renewed for the next dyo years, aud
that he has had under consideration the leas
lug of tho Metropolitan; but from the inror
nation that could be gathered last night IL il
inferred that no such arrangement has beer
made, aud the statement is aJ least preaa
ture.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
THE CoSJURY UNDER FIRST BASE.
How tho Douglass Club Comes to Win SO
MANY Games OF I{atI

How tho Douglass Club Comes to Win SO
Many Games OF Ban.
The largest crowd that has assembled on the
National grounds since the colo red clubs COM
menccd playing the series Of league games
there was present yesterday to witness the
contest between the Douglass and Keystone
clubs. The interest centred especially in this
game, from the fact that at the last meeting
between thcGc two clubs the Koysoncs ca me
out victorious, and a second deioat for the
Douglasses would put them tie with another
club for the first place. Both mines were OH
the field promptly and ready to play when the
time for commencing the game arrived Both
sides were confident of success, aud went into
the game satisfied that they would win. AS but
one Of them could do so the defeated nine must
have opened their eyes with astonshment and
felt vexcd to find themselves worstcd when
the contest closed. Tho game opened very
layorably for the Kcystones, who scored run
in the FIRST innings ana blanked their oppo-
nents. Bat 1t was IN the second and third in
nings that they handed over the game to the
Douglassos, Bad playing by Nelson behind the
bat IN these two innings, aided by errors at
the first base, gave the Douglasscs seven runs
where they were not entitled TO any. Again,
the Kcystones cheated themselves out of four
runs by miserable basc.runnng. They did
not appear to have anyone to coach them. aud
showed very poor judgment when on the bases.
Better discipline would doubtless be produc-
tive of better results In the shape of u better
club seeing chances aud profting by them.
The Douglass team played steady throughout
the game, and Talbot's exhibition at second
was especially fine, while ut the bat he dis
tinguished himself by making u home run.
These two clubs will play ngain next Thurs.
day.
Appended is the score:
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Tho District Kifiemen at Work.

The Columbia Rife club arc hard at work
perfecting themselves in practice for the an.
nual rihemen's competition Mt Creedmoor
noxt month, as they have decided to send two
teams to represent them, one for heshort range
and the other for the long. To-day the prac-
ticing for places in the short.range team will
begin and continue each Tuesday until the
9th proximo. Places for the long.rauge team
will be competed for Friday of each week
Colonel Burnside, who Is team captain Is
experimenting the work of both teams, and
expresses himselfa as satisfied that the District
rilemen will make good showing when the
time comes.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
a Strangers Experience in Aloxaudrla.

A stranger from Philadelphia named GrilIin,
while in Alexandria last Saturday WAS re-
licved of over $1,000 in n saloon kept by man
named Petty. The trial came of at the
mayors Office the following morning, and the
evidence udduced showed that Griffin, who
was drunk, while in tho saloon displayed a
large roll of money, which he offered to bet
on the election Of Hancock The proprietor
WAS made stakeholder of several bets, and
shortly after Griffin WAS picked up by police.
man aud taken to the station, us he was too
drunk to take care of himself. Upon recover.
ing consciousness he stated that he had been
robbed by the restaurant-kceper and the oil
GERS thercupOn arrested Captain Petty, the
saloon-keeper his son Louis aud two men named
John Rodier and Geo. Jones upon suspicion of
being the parties who committed tho robbery.
1t WAS further shown that after Griffin was
taken away by the officer tho Pettys and
Rodier divided the money between them, the
elder Petty remarking that that was their
share of the shipping money. Counsel for the
prisoners moved their discharge, owing to in
sufficient evidence, but the court decided to
send the case up to the grand jury, fixing
bonds in the elder Pettys case at $500 and
5000 for each of the Others.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Disappointed Isxcursionists.

Parties who had intended to go upon the
Turkish-bath excursion to CObh's island on
the steamer Jane Moseley last night were
quite disappointed when they found the
steamer WAS not going but upon learning the
nrssH,ns sRY, we're, most Gf them, better
pleased to find that they had been probably
saved greater disappointment in not being
able to land had the excursion started. The
following card, issued by .. S. Lowell, presi.
dent Of the Inland q Seaboard Coasting com.
pany, will explain the reasons for the non.
departure OF tho Moseley;
owing to the state Of the weather outside, O.
seen from the MOseley yesterday at the cOpes and
the condition of the harbor nj Cobb's island The
excursion for this evening to the latter place /.
necessarily postponed.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
The rnir Assoelntion,n Intc.t nndl.et.

The directors of the National Fair associa-
tion at their meeting yesterday decided to
have u grand demonstration Mt tho grounds
the third proximo, tho anniversary Of the
turning up Of the first spade of earth of the
enterprise. 1t is proposed TO have barbecue
and other festivities and invite a large mum.
Der Of distinguished personages to be present
The secretary notified the directors that the
catalogue would be ready by the 25th instant
and lie was thcreupon instructed TO issue q
notice that the reception Of applications fol
space would begin on that day.
National Republican., 1880-08-17


Douglass. ...."......,. 3 go "a
keystoncS ............1 0 0 o.
Runs earncd-DOuglasS, T. Keystone, |.
Home ruu-Tulbot.
Three base hits-RiChmond and r. Brooks
Two base hits--White P Brooks Tyler.
First base on errors-Douglass, >; Keystone s.
Balls cOllcl-On Brown so; on Tyler 40.
Strikes cGlled-OT Brown, q; off Tyler H.
Passed balls-Pinkney. |; Nelson, a. Richmond |.
Struck oul-Carroll, White, Richmond and II.
Brooks.
Double play-IIolmes, Talbot and White.
Time OF game-Ong hour and fory.lvc minutes
Umplre-Mr Oscar Bielasld.
This afternoon the Star and Waverly clubs
will meet again. In the first contest the lat.
ter were victorious, but the former attributes
that to accident mixed with little good luck
The Gamo has been delayed TO the present
time in order to permit both mines to have
their full teams on the field, which will be
tho case this afternoon Each club has man
aged to secure a stroug nine, being the pick
OF the amateurs of tho city. No doubt Is en-
tertained but that the contest will be close
and exciting. 1t is a battle for superiority
and the test of strength is to decide which
club Is the best. Play will be called ut 4.3O
o'clock, that hour having been fixed upon in
order to accommodate the public as much as
possible.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Washington Light Infantry Corps.

At the conclusion of the regular weekly
drill of Company A last night, the sum OF
81 400 was appropriated out of the uniform
fund for the purchase of overcoats. Colonel
Moore, the commander OF the corps, an.
nounced the standing committees and or
derod them TO be placed on the blackboard for
the information and guidance of the corps.
The committees, as reorganized, are almost en-
tirely new, with now chairmen, who are in
every way agreeable to the corps.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Another Excursion by tho Philharmonic
A.fnt

The Philharmonic society havo decided to
give another of their select excursions next
Thursday evening and have chartered the
steamer Corcoran for the occasion. Marshall
Hall will be the objective point, the boat
leaving her wharf ia this city at $50 p. m.
and returning at IL p. III. The previous rts
of tho society in the amusement limo have
earned them deserved reputation as second
to none, aud this excursion will be of highly
ENJOYABLE Gharaeter.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
THE GEORGErOjTN DEMOCRATS.
A Mass-Meeting Addressed by Some DistriC
Orators

Mnss-Meeting Addressed by Some District
Orators.
Tho democrats Of Georgetown held mass.
meeting aud raised a pole last night at the
corner Of High and Prospect streets, and as u
matter of fact it was the best arranged affair
of the kind that has taken place in the Dis.
trict for years. Captain Frank Goddard called
the meeting to order aud nominated IL. Il.
Taggart as chairman for the evening, aud he
was unanimously elected. After few pre-.
liminary remarks John L. Norris was iutro.
duced and made Que of his characteristic
speeches; he was followed by Barney"
Swartz, the "plow-boy," who tried to i'm
press upon tho audience that Hancock aud
English would be inaugurtcd next Fourth Of
July, sho as yo bone" w. IL. Tennoy was
followed by Stilson Hutohihs Of the Post, who
began by giving the ladies present little
tatly, and said that he was one of those fel.
lows who liked to vote carly, and ii
possible, often; and went into long harangue
on the difference between the two cand.
dates, in which he got off good many slang
sayings, and, as he thought funny stories, aud
wound up by assuring his hearers that the
democratic nominees would surely be elected
for he wanted n chance to examine the books
of the government, count the money in the
treasury, aud, in other words, wanted to sec
the things run honestly. lie WIS followed
by several other wouid-be orators, who wero
anxious 10 let their lights shine in the cause
of democracy.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

The clerk of the court las issued tho fol
lowing marriage Licenses; A. 4. Axexaudcl
Of Hartford, Conn, aud Maria Chappolle, o.
Cheshire, Caller county, Ohio; Charles q. Brot
aud Marie j. Phillip; Eugene Carroll aud En-
ma Clark Heury-Davs and Louisa Simouds
J. f. Began aud ii. Z. Hobbs El. Carpenter
urd Mary Parker both Of Ilillsdalo, ID. G.
Daniel Hollin8er Of Pennsylvania aud Bar.
bara LOskan of Baltimore, I'D.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
The Pleasures of Hope.

When the body is bowed with pain an in
touse longing Tor relief brings hone. This may
brighten tho suffering, but it does not cure
At time like this how welcome Is such a
friend as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, bringing hope hoalth aud happiness and
the iOys of u renewed life.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
The CnpIloI I'M ncmnrrncr.

A meeting Of democrats residing in tie
twentieth legislative district was held last
evening IN Witlhal.s ball The attendance
was small. IL was decided to tako part In tho
democratic ratification meeting aud 10 engage
for that occasion lfIy torches and a drum
corps.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

THE Rowland Dental Association, 211 Four.
and-half street, use only S. S. Whites artificial
National Republican., 1880-08-17
New Advertisetnents.

Furniture for sale.
Attention, New Workers.
Gracelsnd cemetery lots for sale.
Moonlight excursion-Phlharmoni society.
Meeting of representatives OF republican
organizations.
NJ. Langhorn, FOR claims against estate of
Joseph Savage.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

A YOUNG mother must have some rest.
But how is this to be accomplished when the
baby Is restless and cries constantly? Simply
by using Dir. Bulls Baby Syrup
National Republican., 1880-08-17

$35 Solid Gold American Stem. Winding
Watch; handsome case full ieweed movement,
fine timekeeper. Jacobs Bros 1879 Penusyl-
vauia avenue.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

sI10 Solitaire Diamond Ring, II carats;
well cut, perfect aud brilliant superb setting.
rare bargain. Jacobs Bros, 1923 PennsyI-
yania avenue
National Republican., 1880-08-17

500 pair Solitaire Diamond Earrings, finely
matched pure white, brilliant, weight IL
Cara.s. These earrings are very fine. jacobs
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

julius LASsBURGn, the popular CARPET
Furnisher, from his new store, 3l5 Seventh
street, asserts that no one will uudersell him.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Therlnomatrie KeadIngs.

Tor tho middle Atlantic states, falling barometer
slightly warmer east TO south winds partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional rain in southern
portion,
National Republican., 1880-08-17

MEMS very fine hand.stitched Shoes and
Cutters at $3.50 and "a can only bo had ut
sinsheimer & Bros, sos Seventh street, be.
tween II and |.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
IsniInlIInl

little steam yacht for raille on the 25th in.
slant. Full particulars and few more tick
cts at the Ebbitt house drug store.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

The National afe-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenuc,
continues to receive yaluables Of all dcscrip.
tious for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

THE Carpet Business fo@he season will be
centred ut Julius Lansburgh's 3l5 Seventh
street
National Republican., 1880-08-17
a spaeInltY.
Marriage Licenses.

Cousins fine Shoes, in all widths, Mt Sins
heimor & Bros, SOS 7th ST., between II and /
National Republican., 1880-08-17
CITP ITEMS.

BENEDIcTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ayemue.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

HASpsoME new Body and Tapestry Carpets
at Julius LansJurgh's new store, 3I5 Seventh
street,
National Republican., 1880-08-17
The metrorolIlan Hotel oIesed.

julius LANsBuEGH's new Carpet House,
3l5 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

S35 Handsome Cluster Diamond Ring; seven
stones; very fine. Jacobs Bros, 1929 Penn.
sylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

600 Pair Bracelets,
gold and plated, at wholesale cost to reduce
stock. L. Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-02

bos iebes Idngere @elprdb unnt6elih
madte. Da fabt bic @ottin Wiuth uuo
fraet. oh fuobl Die seboffte glumenienoung
rod eintreffen tperoe. Ood mie perlegen
miro bel oieier Traae Der 9err Direfior,
bis er enolib selteht: .Weine Giebe per-
seibe. ipenn i'd Sid nit elmer Notbliige
tduidte; meine Nbiidt mar bic, burd3
Mnbau BON gelben Hiben bic Sauspirtb.
ihaft su unteritiiben uno Sir cine ueber.
ralhuna su bereitsn, bod iebe id meinen
euten 0orIob pereitelt. benn cine bDswil.
lige Sano i6eint iebes neue BadnSben
ausSureiBen.1 Ddrauf enteeenete bic
Jrau: .Wlir eebt's oeraoe 70. SD baute
obne 9ein 8iiieu .Triibtartoffeln on unb
es ideint. oaB auh idon Der lebte SeBling
pom 8eete perIhwunoen it,"
ylun gine Yeiben Elm 2ihf auf, lpie lie
lih gegenieitis ihre 9offnuneen unollebers
ralhunaen 5eritorten.
Sic nmarmten lid bierauf her5lid uno
betbeuerien, Iid 9esenieitie feline ueber.
ralhung rnebr bereiten sli luollen.
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2Se6feffeitise 2lsberral6nns

Ser Serr Gpmnalialbrettor Bliimlein
lit elm grocer Blumenireun0, uno IN grs
ntonoellng zines ibnt sur Nerfiiauns ites
hsnoen @artens fanb man big Dor Gur5enI
leine 3imn,er nit tleiuen uno 9roBen Blu.
ment6pfen iiberiiilt. Oit ibon bate
0limiein ben Wunlh ausseiprohen. cine
an oas @pmnaRalsebduoe anItoBenoe uno
Der @emsinbe eeh0riee @artenpar5eIe als
3ier9arien beniben su oiirIen; ooh 6or.
tuna ihien itets iprOoe bleiben 80 iuOuen.
Da dnbert Rh nit einem5 56ioge bieSahs
laee. gs ipirb cine neue 8emeinoeuertre.
tuna gsmdhlt uno unter ben @eipdhlten
beiinben lid einiee Sgreunoe 0es Serrn
0pmnaiiaIoirettors Da burhSadt elm
lenhtenoer 1offnunesitrahl oas 8eniiitb
Bliimleilg uno 10 raid mie Der @eoante
aeiommen, 10 raid miro az Seiner nus
| Il6runa qei1ritien. Sn Der ndAlten
Sisung bes Observation-Disclosures
fommt Elm 0einh oes Oireltors sur Wers
hano!ung, morin berislbe I'M Die uebers
Ioliuga Der erpdhnten @artenparSele su
| ieiner 8eniBung bittet. Dur6 uarTe Be.
| lfiirmostuna Der isrenti6e piro oas Bitt9es
| lnh Dliimleins aiinltie erleoisi. Gr ers
idhrt Die Grfiianns ieiner Wiiuidbe nod
an osmislbsn Eass. uno nit lreaositrablen.
hem @eIdote uerfiinott er ieiner tbeuren
ghebdliie bas ibm .su Sheil aeluoroens
Slid.
&c ipirb efeida Elm GamiIienroth setol.
ten I: ipie bic lmirie6ung oes G6rtdens
hereeleut. .sluelher WlaB Dem @ortsnbans.
den einoerdumt meroen iode. luie ierner
bic Dlumenbeele abaetheilt uno m0bln aes
wilie ielieners 3itrpnanaen asIebt iueroen
lollen, i'm ben giinfiiaifen Gffeit berpor5l.
brinoen. Mle Worihldee iusroen lraeiltens
ohne lanae Debate anaenoinmen, oenn
Der TriibIin0 tridt in tuenigen 1aaen an.
] 0aun bot NIlmlein bic aultlihe gu.
| jieaune bee Gemd6suno ieinsr Bite erpal'
/ ten, dIe e riiIlta ans Merf i4rtitet
G&on ill BE viIrIsotne tsrpshsut i&ou
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-02
Gan;e Summer 757.

IN t1..1
nidt fuieber erfannt III perbeu. no6oen1 er
fur8 porter nit Der fiinIfIihen Haie geIebe's|
mar. nnb 10 periuhte er Derltieotne
6hminbeIeien aus8ufiibret, bic iheilpflle
gelangen. oa fetner Der Betrogeiler1 Derll!lsr
tbete, bah syeman0, Der cine NaIe bel0B, Iidp
bentlih untsrbieIt, Die Woie abnebnaerl
fonnte uno lih in tDefligen Mu8enblidtu IN
einen understanding iprebenben Rriippd 90
pernanoeln i'm @tanoe iei. /.
Ueri6iebene gRdIs 9elnng q Den
Sdlduerl oas Wian0uer, bnr9 Die lllir Inn
ollein mbalihe Oemaseirnna ii enifDms
men, auleBt aber ipiiroe er oefaBt u1n N
eine eininme 3elie 9efiibrt, NO er iibtr bic
8esiehuneen Der NaIe 5ur Mordt unge!i6rt
nadoenien fann 90ffeutlih trdGt e Ipds
ter Die gelluloibnaie aIs ein Uebensrttrs'
iobal0 es ibm fuieber geifattet .lein mlrD,
unter WenIden frei sil iDnnbeln.
SuIins 6tfuDe.
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Daa 0d0lid)e uolksblatt

,riftt per pea tobne senntae 500 per Sa5r
A.eo SestaIbe Sabr unb $3.50 bas gisrteIiabr. apit
esnntassbiatt sit2O per Sabs, $3.50 Sas balbs sabr
Mnb $3.50 sas Disrtsliabr.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-27

taken next year, will embrace less than
one thirtieth of the territory to be cover
ed in the United States. The expense
equal in proportion that in America,
where, in 1870 it amounted to over three
millions of dollars; while in Great Britain
in 1871 the cost did not exceed six hun
dred thousand dollars.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-27
The News Condensed.


yesterday.
seven foot coal vein has been discov.
cred in Winnepeg.
Ex-Governor Marshall Jewel is lectur
ing on "A Russian Winter"
Trout have recently been caught in sc
muddy a pool as the Thames near Water.
loo Bridge.
The Evangelical Conferen,e opened a
Weissport, Lehigh county, yesterda,
morning. There aIe over one hundred
ministers present.
President Hayes bought at Washing
ton fair the other evening a copy o
Rogers >tatuette of "The Wounded Sol
dier," paying $l5 for the same.
The Union Pacific railroad will at ono,
commence building railroad from
Cheyenne to the Yellowstone Nationa
Park with branch to the Blach Hills
The Vermont Republican Convention
adopted resolution urgeing the nomina
ton of Senator Edmonds for President
but did not instruct the delegates to Chi
cago
There were twenty proposals to sci
bonds to the government yesterday, ag
gregating 81, 1876, ,450, at l03.62 l04 70
SIS of 1881; lO3.S7 1-2 to lO4 for 6's o
1880, and l05.62 to los. 81 for. G's OF 1881.
Mr.. Carlyle has just concluded the re
vision of q new and corrected edition o
of his work he has also been collectin;
material for his biography. He is said t,
take very gloomy view of the immediate
future of England.
French enthusiast is quoted as wri
ting to M. d. Lesseps, when he was get
ting up the SueZ Canal, which the Englisl
didn't like: ''Yield not an inch to per
fidious Albion. If necessary, move you
isthmus elsewhere. Your shareholder
will follow you"
John Dillon Mulhall of Brooklyn, al
Irish landlord owning twenty four hold
ings in Roscommon county, Ireland, ha
emphasized his sympathy for his famish
ing countrymen by instructing his agen
there to give receipts to his tenants 70
all arrearages of rent. They are inarrear
for terms varying from six to nine months
The record af deed so noble bears it.
own comment.
San Francisco is in turmoil Of excite
ment Kearney, Kalloch and other dema
gogues, are melting Hoodlmes, and al
unemployed men and women to acts o
violence toward Cinnamon and all wht
emplay or sympathise with them. Tn,
demagogues in Congress who voted To-
the bill to prohibit the emigration of ce
lestials to this free country have don,
much to stimulate this riot.
The committees of the Tehigh ant
Schuylkill Exchanges met at Philadelphi'
yesterday and agreed to general advanc,
of 25 cents in prices Of lump, steamboa
and broken for the line, city and harbo
trade for March. The current Lehigh cir
cular prices at Mauch Chunk are, there
fore, lump $500 steamboat and broker
$2.75; egg and chestnut number ON
$3.50; stove $3.50; chestnut number TIVE
$l.50. Schuylkill Haven, lump, broker
and steamboat $2.75; egg and chestnu
$3.50; stove $3.50; pea $l.5O. The in
crease applus partially to the furnace
trade.
The census of the United Kingdom O
Great Britain and Ireland which is to b
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-27
x UDITORs notice.. T. Fox

Avs. L. w. Ellis Phillip Ellis, and John Ellis,
No. 263, Dec. Term 1875
The undersigned, auditor appointed by the
Court of Common Please of Bradford county to
distribute the funds arising from the Sherfs sale
of the Defendants real estate will attend the du.
ties of his appointment ut his office in Towanda on
Friday March Goth 1880 at l O'Clock p. NJ, when and
where all persons having claims must present them
or be forever debarred from coming in said fund
JAMES Il. HALE, Auditor.
TowaDda, Feb. 20, 1880
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-27
kTOTICE OF DIssOLUTION-No

N UIINb UF UISSUIUIIUN.--- MO-
= tice is hereby given that the partnership be
ipeen Richa1 d. Burchill, Arthur II. Burchill and
Abrsm Burchill, was dissolved on the 10th day of
February 1882 so far relates to said Richard ID.
Burchill All debts due TO the late partnership
pnust be paid to A. II and A Burchill who arc only
EuthoriZedto receive the same. All claims against
aAidpartnership will be settled by the said H. &
A. Burchil, who will continue at the old stand to
daAnufacture, make and furnish Monuments, Tomb
Stones, and DO a general business of Marble and
stone cuttinGI under the style and firm name of
burchill Brothers. X. d. BURCHILL.
ARTHUR II. BUREHILL.
ABRAM BURCHILL.
xowasdA, Feb. 16, 1880.
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