davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-04-09


11ANRIsnuiit', Pa.. April S.-krlnllc posi-
lively refuses to appear either To enter new
l,afl or to receive SENTENCE. 'rhis, lie informs
Ills counsel, fs his method Of taking tic "bull
by tho Aor,is."
, 1880-04-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

n OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
,,;.. NE" oAK, April a.--Aniyetl, TarthIa a,,l
1 WISCONSIN, from Liverpool, and Olaf, froul
u,ai iGIHsn1oN, Is!1os April a.-steamsllips Australia
FL III ii dnaea,sefelland' a,ef from New York, hays us-
, 1880-04-09
THE PRICE or BEER.

Special D4patsh to IAt chtea0o Tribune,
New Yoilk, April A-'rha brewers have
ralsesl tl,s price .,t beer trnM 81 to 50 pbr
burrel, alAt aay the l,reWura of other cities
will ut unee follow suit,
, 1880-04-09

sptstas nttpaseh 10 Tbs Chicago 7rtbans.
TElllE IlAurE, fnl., April 8.--Iast night
t,,o tLonrlng-tnlIl Ut Cook t& Abbott, at Luck
port, was set OIL fire and el,ttrely destroyed.
t'oss, &:o, ,tx); insurance, S8,0,
, 1880-04-09

CLEVELAND. O., April ga spoclal to tho
Louder says that the la.ilcs' gymnasium ut
Oherlin Cullege WIS destroyed by tlrp tu-tlay,
caused by defuctlye tlslp. All tflo costumes
alpl l'lauo wero burned, but nobody was liz
jureu,
, 1880-04-09

pho 0tttio Ut Hop littuss. ''-@''
, 1880-04-09

AT WATERBURY,, CONN.
WATERBURY, Conls., April s.-l,lse Mater
, 1880-04-09

To{kl.., E.A1hHJi3 NsI1tAEN8 GU
OUTSIDE NEW YuMK.
Deducted.
NQ. t6sg. per cent.
o. 81, ,as S7s14n,E1S XiI
FNustlnrJ.. plSssf..hH GS.GtA7 fHH
hlnEcll............. 1.Ulh.IALUs5 f1A3lIHU |tI.&
,TntAf......... .F1Gs!, ,7IG7Rl t,1hs, ,t!:ls 41u
speculation IL st,cks III New York, thorrfurr.
Nil.ntlnt to 3i1 In tho tlrat quarter OF
1sso, nKMinst 10, ,tU0 ~ wv In tho corresponding
Quarter Inst yGMr.
Tho following shows tho n1n0,,nt OF exchange
ut tho principal uittcs for Narch, aud for tho
quarter ending Mhreh III:
, 1880-04-09
CANADA.

Discussion in tIIc xIouxe Of Commons
0vcr Tho distribution OF tho FlwAer-
les AsTnrai-Intp0rtnttnn Of American
Cntt1c-CannslA Pacltlc Ikuiisvuy--Tile
&t<.,k0 ftttk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05

the center OF the upper loop hanging the crossed
swords; at either side OF the stage were pyra-
nids of flowers aud fcrns; while in the rear was
the army tent, rising from mass OF flowers
The decorations (the flowers for which we're iur-
nished by Mr.. Force and Mr.. King, the florists OF
the city) were certainly very beautiful Inc
house was soon filled with people, those who
had gathered flowers, &c, being admitted nrst;
then the soldiers who occupied the parquct
then the crowd, whe filled the upper and lower
tiers to OVERLOOKING. The exercises here were;
Music, by Bach's band; then by the choir pray
er, Rev Hr. Barnes music, choir; Mr.. II. Ma
yo's address; music, choir; benediction, Rev
Mr.. Barnes of all Of which the music WAS by
far the leading feature, being given by an admir-
able double quartette: Messrs. Smith and Prch.
ard, tenor; Laura McNair and Mr. Hosssck, So
prano; Cora Ford and Nellie McNair, alto; and
Kendall and Cooley, bass. At the conclusion
the usual decorating parties departed for the va
rious resting places of the "heroic dead" which
in the abundance Of flowers we're covered with
blossoms; while to the living came the sweet
memories OF other days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05

Decoration Day was observed on Sunday last
in manner appropriate to the day. The pro-
gramme as published in our last was fully car.
red out. The exercises began at three O'Clock
BY that hour the streets In the neighborhood of
the Armory Opera House, Columbus st. and
Washington Square were filled to overlooking
with people Of all ages. The first item on the
programme was the decoration OF the monument
to which the body Of militia and cadets (headed
by Bachs band) had been marched. Then, In
tie presence Of soldiers aad thousand specta
tors, the shaft was ornsmented by an immense
wreath o. evergreens and flowers. This finished.
there being no more exercises at the monument,
the crowd and soldiers adjourned TO the Opera
House. The interior Of the building presented
a beautiful sight. The decorstian had been un-
der the charge Of Mrs. Col. ID. Hapemsn, Mrs.
j. n. Leighton and Mrs. Willis, aud was most
beautifully done. The gallery rail was draped
with immense flags; at both boxes were fags
sud fowers-at box A standard and other relics
OF the old 104th regt, at boz relics Of the gal.
Iant 18th. In the centre Of the stage arose a
mass Of flowers aud ferns, forming the reading
desk; overhead hung festoons Of evergreen, In
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05

Burglars were at work in Mendoza last week,
but their spoils were smsll-a watch and some
clothing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From cur regular correspondent

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 81, 1880.
The disrcputable gang OF boat racing gsmb-
lers have left the city. Squads Of senators,
mem bers and other political toilers and MOL.
ers have gone to Chicago This August heat
in May has driven the fair daughters OF :ash-
ion and their mammas off to the mountains,
the sea shore and Europe. The season has
been brought to a sudden close. Washington
is merely the residence Of the executive and
legislative departments Of this government
which, by the way, as every one ought to
know, IS run by the 800 clerks. If any
man will invent an automaton that will sign
its name as President OF the United States, to
bills, commissions, etc, and cheaper auto
nations that will sign the names of heads OF
departments to the documents prepared for
their signatures by 81 800 clerks, this govern
ment might be propelled along the regular
grooves OF progress with much more economy
and much less nonsense.
The great diplomat who has been at Con
stantinople, when not somewhere else, for the
last three years, will in few days assume the
duties so called, of postmaster general. What
does he know about the business? But then
ut Is not necessary for him to know anything.
The perfected machine worked by $500
clerks runs itself: and as long rs these 81 800
clerks remain in place throughout our man
moth civil service, it makes but little differ
ence, except for the name Of the thing, wheth'
err we draw cabinet officers from Constantine
pie or some other lunatic asylum
But was writing about this deserted vii
lage. The flag that tells the presence of the
National Legislature still waves over the capt.
to, but the halls of congress are devoid of
interest and the galleries are no longer filled
with their accustomed crowd. That congress
will protract the session far into the summer
Is very generally believed but the wives, the
daughters, sisters, cousins and aunts of con.
gressmen have he'd away to cooler summer re.
treats where they can lounge on cool vcrandas,
Pour where battling waters flow,
And watch unfolding roses blow"
lave their Musldora bodies in the sally surf,
and KNIT the raveed sleeve OF last season s dis
sipation. Curse the man, or rather the satan,
that ever invented a city. 1t is Satan's inven-
ton. He was the cause of Adams leaving
the country, the paradsos, and his wretchcd
descendants have ever since had to fOregO the
forest, the stream, the happiness and peace of
primeval nature, for the saloon, the shop, the
factory, the office. Alas, why cannot every
woman be "A man. a brother and a granger
"Tempus" will iugit swiftly with those ro-
mantle roamers in sylvan paradises, but to
those of us who must remain here on these
streets of pitch, in the dazzling reflection Of
the marble government buildings by day, and
the vulgar gaslight OF beer gardens by night
time will drag heavily like an INCREASED OK
vain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05
/" SAVED HIS LIFE -

SPsIsGFi TENN, MAJ g. 1879
Dr. 4. r. wHITK-Dsdr SIR am selling grya, de- Of
yoar fuimonaria have large demand for H. ana recon
mend 70 all ~ the best cough medicine In the mar and
am not afraid TO recommend IL. had thoroughly
tested on one OF CUSTOMERS who given up 10 die
After taking three ms bottles Of Psmunaria he com.
enced improving and when be had the nfih bottle
he wss up and In my store. and said III LIPx
and that he should always love and the Pnnonari
for u had saved him from death and the caase Of bis
taking IT. told MIN not to love me- hut Dir White the
inventor OF this great medicine selling from eight In
cficen bottles week Of your Pulmonaria.
Yours truly, W RCEIEs
Sold In Ottawa by Forbes . Gehvins noyi5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05
Solid Men,,

Weighin1 from 200 TO $50
pounds, We have a large stock
Of Goods, suitable for yOH
wear. We make a specially
ofe1rd-Sise clothing. and are
showing u large assortment Of
coats and rests, sizes from Y
to IS breast measure. with
pants 10 match.
Also large sizes IN Worsted,
DOeSkin & Cashmere rants.
Flannel and Alpaca Goats,
Linen and Alpdca Busters.
Etc,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05
A CARD.

To all suffering from the and lndsCrcons
Of youth nervous weakness early decay loss of manhood
&c, will send recipe that Will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by mission
AIRY In South America Send sefaddresse envelope to
the REV JosRpH T. IgMAS. Stdnon y, Seto York City.
April l7-y.sp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05

One of the painful unpleasant and distressing d
to which flesh Is heir is Piles: DR. BosHNKos PILE
REMEDY been tried tested and proved to be nfa
remedy OF all kinds Of Piles Price 80 cts
For sale by FORBES GEHRING, ottawa, Ill. aprl0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05

Tho VOltaic BELT Co.. Msrshaii, Mich,
VIII send their celebrated yoitac Belts TO the
afflicted upon 10 days trial. Speedy cures guaranteed
They what they say. Write 10 them without delay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05

calico shirt black hat and n pNlr of pillow
shoes. Said boy was carrying doubebp-,
relied shot gun, and riding a small, light iron.
gray workhorse. Amy person giving lnfor-
nation of said boy will be duly rewarded.
w. STAsoN,
Grand Ridge La Sale county, Ill.
The young man was son of Mr. Stason,
who sent us the above Yesterday the coroner
was notified that his dead body had been
found in the VermlllIon timber not far from
Streator-FREE TRADER
GRAND RIDGE, May 31-I clip the above
from the FREE TRADER of the Goth INST and
desire in behalf Of Mr. Stason to say that the
reference to his sons death is all mistake.
The boy left home as set forth IN Mr.. Stasons
card, on the night of May cath, and has not
yet been heard from. lie had always been "A
very quiet, industrious and dutful son, and
his sudden departure from one of the pleas
ATTEST families and best homes in the land, Is
n matter of astonIshment to all, and source
OF great grief to his parents But no one sup
posed that he had suffered violence at his own
hands or those of Others. He is doubtless the
victim of a strange fancy that it Will be pleas.
ant to see the world and do for himself. 1t is
to be hoped that he will stand aloof from bad
associations, and when fancy's dream has been
exploded, will return to his home and friends
again, where he will certainly receive a wei.
come reception.
know not how to account for the report of
his death unless it be that his case was CON
founded with that of Mr.. Lynch, who was
killed by lightning about the same time of the
departure of young Stason. Yours &c,
j. ID. FosTLR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

Tho root Whittier says The would welcome
with intxprcsblo relief any decided manifesto
ton Of more generous and enlightened policy
on tho part OF democrats toward the people Of
color, but look 10 vain for any good oVidcLce
OF change which would Justify relaxation Of
z,al ahd vigilance on cur part" We alo dis
posed TO mako rs much allowance for poetic
license as any one, bat MIR. Whittier pushes
that license to An extreme when he expects
reasonably We'll informed people to accept as
true any such lransparerty disingenuous parti.
san tWaddlc.
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oerty upon the bill of T. j. MeasEoy T. G.,
SlG IS ;peti:ion Of Thomss AcDermo:t fl- ~.
sbatsmen. Of a nuiss nee; petition OF W c. Y..'
ton to have Oronoco street, between Wa.h;6a
ton and st. sssph streets, repsiroi, and .es"'
tion spplopristiag $50 therefor; the roper! o; ,a
Committee on Light for the fiscal year ,rli.r
May 3lst. 1850; the report Of tho SHAKING Fg,. ;;
Commissioners, showing their receipts and i,
bursements from June Both, 1879, to May sI,
1880; the report of the Committee on Finsrr,
showing the condition of the public deb! tor ..s
fiscal year ending Nay 3lst, 1889. and up 10 Jgir
], 1880, and the annual statement of the AUDIT,
showing the receipts and expenditures CT ,gr
CORPORATION for the G:ch year ending May @,:.
1880
The Board then adjourned till thest c md Tues
dsy in October next.
Teste: JAMES +. CATION Click.
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SEta-S DR THE UH

Three doaths occurred by d;o8DiDg ct B4lti
nore yesterday.
The total n ,ipls of wheat ut Baltimore ycs
terdsy amounted to III 0C0 bushll'.
Senator Cameron is reported seriously i'll al
White Sulphur Springs, Va, and bis father,
ex Senator Cameron has goa on to sec him.
At Columbus. Obir, yesterday. o German
shot aud killed S. s. Richly, bauk president,
because he would rot lend him money.
At the tw.Ith aprual convention Of the
American biological Association in Philadel-
phia yesterday the death CT Professor Joseph
A. Turner, Of lIolIios Institute, Va, mem
Der OF the association. was aonourcod
Veterinary Sureoou L,msy has made re.
port to Governor llamiitou. & Mar, land. 10
which lo states that tho lung fever prevails
among tho cattlo IN certain stclons or Mary
land. particularly &c loent to Baltimore city. to
o * 1nt that it almost alarming.
Ten pcrsons were Overcome hy the b. at 10
New York yesterday and two deaths. There
were seven c's; y Of suEstrCk9 ia Cincinnati yes
tArday and tho thermometer ind!eated 100 10
tho shade Several persous vi re Frustrated BY
tho heat 10 Baltimore yrserdsy, and two death s
occurred from suDstr0ke.
The Stale DEPARTMENT yesterday received q
telegram from Minister Maynard st Corstanli-
Lcple 10 which no stated that he was ready to
return ~ the Uoted States ard that he had
been waiIing without succ ,sg Tor ten days for
and audience With no Sultan to bid him tie
customary dipIomstic farewell. The President
directed that a reply should be- aont 10 Minister
Maynard ,nsIruc;InG hiM n uso his own discro
iion about waiting for an interview with tho
Sultan hi. ut tho snGlo limo urging him TO mako
reasonable haste 10 return homr.
The Washington correspondent OF tho BALI
more Ancr:cin saysi
"A delegation ct gentle mt Il from, Virsinia Ale
bow in this city working up boom for Repre-
seotativc Epps HuntoD. of the Warreuton dis
trio. with a view OF rutirg him 10 uomius
tion for ro-oleotIun at the convention which
moois August 9Th il All yandra. Gen. Hue.
Ton has declined to allow his Lamc to 20 before
tho convention as g candidate. bat before Ieav
ing here Sunday night for New lolk he stated
privately that il tho nomination was rendered
him be would accept it,"
The Washington Republican GAYS:
A friend 10 Virgins writes asking us 10 "bear
testimony in cur columns and to advcclo with
zeal and perseverance the r1-cIt c!ion Of Con.
lIuuton."
At the last Congressional convention General
Iluntou said: II appear before yen for tho
last time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

Among tho members Of the Galti"ll and Ar.
thur club recently organized Mt Falls Church
we oil s,rvo tho meme Of ono gentleman who
was appointed a delegate to the recent rnadius'
ters' convcntiop. This only shows, what is per-
itctly natural, that the republican clement Ct
the readiusters party is not going TO vote iar
Hancock when a split 10 tho democratic party
oflers it, at least what it supposes to b, q
The question is, whether the democratic tlo-
mont Of tho parry is going to play into Tho hands
OF tho republican eltm,n and that, too for 10
o!hcr rccompcnso than tho nero qualification
OF the personal desires Of few selfish cfico-
srckars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

The Baltimore American, 10 referring to tho
dsscrslon tho readjusters have created in the
ranks of the democracy of this State, says ''tLe
republicans may at once dismiss oil appreheu-
siors that any coalition between tho funders and
readju5ters will rob them of their present >x'
oollent prospect of carrying the State for Gar
field and Arthur" This is the ardent hope of
the American and Of everybody else who de-
slres tho election of Garfield, but the men whom
MIR. Garfield wanted to disiranchiso forever, 50
as to make treason odious." ore not 80 anxious
to grant him favor, that to enable them to do 50
they will throw away the best chance they hsve
had in the last twenty years for elec.iog their
candidate for tho presidency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

If the plan inauguratcd at Columbus. OHIO,
yesterday, Of shooting the PRECEDENT Of banks
which refuse to discJunt the notes Of tho would
be borrowers, become the rsc.ico. such thing
possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14
Drowned.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., July l3.-Josepb
Wynkoon. aged ~ years. son Of Henry Wyn.
koop. OF Philadelphia. and an unknown eolored
man, were drowned here this morning, tho lat.
ter losing his lifa i'll an effort 10 rescue young
Wynkoor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14
Severe storm.

LONDON. July l4-An unusually violent
rain and thunder storm occurred yesterday 10
Lancashire, Yorkshire. and the west of Eogland.
At Manchester house on the banks of tho Ir
we'll river was struck by Lightning and collapsed
Three OF the inmates were killed and several
Iiured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14
FG REEQ" VIEWS.

Tho British are preparing to ovacuatc CaLul
Aho Abarans aud Moutoncprns have com
mcnced 6shtiog agaic.
The ST. Golhard iunucl caupot b. r.sdy f.,
trsftio before tho end Of April utx'.
1t is rumolei that tho Prince of Walks vii
make tour CT Australia, visiting lheM tlbburnt
| exhibition.
Gen. j. Il llaWley, Of Conn, has been ehosor
captain Of the Amrr.c,n 4 team ct Winb,c-
tor.
South AIiica il threatened with another war
on rlc>unt Of Sir BarIe Freru's having disarn
Cd the BiSutoF
1t is stated that Jnsni's txp,Ilad from rrarc,
lnteud 10 settle 10 Wtl3S aud htv5 leased a
house at Abcrdovey. in Mcrionclthsrc, for 81
years.
10 cors'qutnc, Of tho doGrc i7o harvest pos
ncots 10 Russia tho question is discussed 10 ST..
Petersburg OF l,r5iti!os tho typort Of wheat
partially.
The scheme to make the Paris Municipality
Independent Ct tho government OF Ffalcl ia
criticised % rIVi7al Of all tho demands Ct the
commune.
a British steamer WIS rtcaut'y attacked by
Arabs, who wou0dol the captain and killed tho
qaasternaster and a passenec:. Tho outrage
Waa unIrovckei.
The latest amendment to tie Irish Cnnpen-
SALON bill is regarded as removing ell oil .ciiops
to it by conservatives. ard as making il value
less aud dangerous by Home Rulers.
Tho Albanians on lesroiug that hbeddin
Pasha had promised to TX .cut, the Montcne-
grin conyontiop, attacked all tho Montcnegrin
advanced posts, killing and wcundiug soVcra!
moo.
President Grevy, OF france, by dtcrecs dated
July G. granted pardors and commutati,ns of
s,ntcLc!s to moro than |, 800 common law Grim.
mails undergoing punishment in hcma and c,l-
olial establishments
The BolVans, satisfied with CLiI's proposes
for peace, have quit fighting Tho GILLIAN
forces nro preparing to surround Grl Storm
Lima, sod it is not behaved the Pcruyians can
hold out losg.
The villa OF Tbiodn.c Mommseu. tho dislin.
gulshcd German professor aud antiduariap, st
ChaEltot!enburg. suburb Of Berlin, has been
burned down. Prof. Mommsen was severely
Toured. a very valuable collection Of scientific
AID Historical works was destroyed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

MIR. John Wise, tho readjusler candidate TO-
Congrcss in tho Richmond district, would,
1t seems. confino his desired stamping out OF
sristocrtc3" to those people with whom he
formerly associated 10 Virginia. Flo would lot
The happy others, especially thts 10 the North.
go'cot free. 10 an interviewer he recently
said:
VI suppose have some Of the boat blood Of
Virginia 10 my veins. but | tell You | am now
prouder of my Now England anc,slry-ouo CT
my ancestors founded the town of Stanford.
Connection"
Mr.. Wise should recoect that
True hearts arc moro than coroucts
And simple faith than Norman blood
And also that trito quotation resptc ing the
character Ct tho bird that fouls its own nest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TKI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR WIDEN.
FOR PRESIDENT:
Winfield Scott Hancock, OF Pcnna'
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
William II. English, OF Indiana.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY Il. 1880

Mr.. pridcmore' 8 letter is good reading loI
tho lew men who protesting to be democrats
atlll assert their intentions Of Voting The read
ilstor ticket, and thereby taking votes away
from Hancock and transferring them to Gar
field
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

ct Is O'Clock last night shock Of Garth.
quake was felt at Memphis. Is motion was
!vloratory, coming from tho nofl Awost and last
ing esvernl seconds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

Fout is firm, with on upward tendelcY. TIE
receipts CT Wheat arc good and prices a,e IL.
except for iauav lots of lancaster. whicf s"l:
at Ill, lie. ll3. and II Fll'z sold a, lh'
los. lO4. lO5. aud Ice, ~ TO quality rha tot.
c1eriogs 10 day we're .i,i46 bushels. Bu, 'utr
corn was tF1rod and 200 bushels Of sbitc s,il .,
81. No Rye received. and 800 bushels OF OIr
were offered but hishdraHn. Country protr,'
is dull and lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

The Postmaster General has issued general
order prohibiting 90 aud after October lat next
the transmission OF aoy other card matter than
the regular postal card issued by The govern
mtnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

The May number of the Masonic Ec.f clio has
been received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-14

POTARY PEACH APPLE pAREK,
~ combined, Little Fovorito, and other Al
PIE Psrers, Bell Metal, Brass and Ensmcled
fresel wing Kettles just received ahd for snn
at oS King, on the corner of Royal s!rso!. By
Jyl4 - j. T.. CREIGHTON s. son
M Ems INDIA GAUZE UNUEK5HIKTs
AVA in plain and fancy colors
jyl3.4. G. Nj. ADAMS 20 King st
AIDES bUMMhH UNUEhWhAn, low
- neck and short sleeves
jyl3.4t q. n, ADAMS, 92 Kin,e',
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CAN AL COMM ERCE.

, hltlvcoI6nst' Or " n Iorter, w q HunLur,
s Lloyd, K Grant. and } w Burke, to Amei,
lean Coal 20.
Derarted-Bosts A II hgue1, DR. q K Porter.
w . Huntar, Lloyd. K Grant, and W
Burke