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The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

f you want anything in the boot and
shoe line SO to the Peoples Store.
Ca stock Of large envelopes Of til,
finest quality just received at the US1or
Office
A big consignment of boots and shoe.
Of every variety and quality will arrive
at Jesmar's in a few DAYS.
The Elk River star is q good county
paper, and we are glad to know that its
subscription list il growing fast
Without doubt Nnes has, By all odds,
the largest stock of boots and shoes ever
before brought into Princeton.
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Is pounds of old type for sale at
the UNION. Office, at Is cents (cash) per
pound Itmakcs the best kind Of babbit.
Buy a suit of ready made clothing from
Rines # you want to look spruce when
visit Minneapolis to see Bill Kings big
Ell =
Rines sells the best quality OF ready
made clothing on better terms than YOU
can ohlaln at any OF the retail stores
Gown 1iv@r
Inc hai over VanAissine's al Al: new store
L u. .fc
( p'''lu'hs y peit'gs paFslsloneti OH INTO Oh
nces, ana 'he carpenters and and piasserers sIt
are at work on IT,
Our merchants are mn KING e,lc,, ,at;ons
On a laroe fal. trade and u,a .,a,;,,Y I,
heavy stocks o. goods We predict q
Keen competition among the traders
Whleh VIII fedouhd 70 ,tl' tle benefit of the
farmers. h
Mr y r R,,,r,,.n, J. ,..e.,,, ~,
sonds ma ! son,,,1a aar - h;s 49,,
80 III s7 .5{I
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25
summons.

State Of Minnesota, )
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19
2. r. JOHNSON. Editor d Proprietor =
SATURDAY, \ NOVEnnER no. IssI.

INDIAN SUNNI ER.-The past week
or two Of mild weather during which
we have been ia vored with number
Oh warm, beautiful days, with soft,
balmy breeze from the south reminds
ono OF the "lndia Ian Summer" which
is annually expected from the first to
middle of Nov ember. But which
during the last d decade has been noted
more FOR its abse nee than its presence.
The present season, however. seems tn
De recurrence Of an old fashioned
autumn, with Just enough frost to
turn the leaves and cause them to fall
WIN the Indian Summer between, to
enAoie us to prepare for the ushering
in Oh winter, and to sh orten somewhat
its long, cold and dreary period before
the mild and ger tie weather of NAV
permits the Wind ows and doors again
70 Do opened and the REIMBURSEMENT
of fires. -. -..-
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19

ihhhE HAS BEE good deal of talk
lately in Eastern cities abont ro,t,ina
' haeeiohai cur fency for The conge.
nience of commerce. The cony.nta.,
s'''o" Vi registerir 9 packages by mai,
making easy The pur rchase of small arti5
eios, heips 10 make it desirable that
some smaller denomination than ,ha
uo'isr shoula be tnailable. 1t Is pur-
posed, therefore, hat the Traasnrr
should issue greenbAcks of the deno,nf
nations of ones and twos. divia,hla i.,.
halves and quarters. the face of tho MT.
should be printed a. at present. bnt H.
backs should be divided into ton. saa.
-.'"'' eacn bearing separate obliga
ton for redemption. This woDld ha
only legalizlng 10 hg-stapdinp nractioo
oil eating ordinary Rreenbacks intotvo
'Doie paftS' Inc pieces thus separat ed
have been decided redeemahla hy az
order of the Treasurer, The amoun, bai,,a
proportionate to tile size of Tho n,ooo
P'e''"'eu' ne Ter dency OF such pieces
Always toward Nhe Treasury for re.
'eihpeioh as muttlated currency.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19
Quick Work

The Detroit, Grand Haven Il Mil>
waukee Railroad did quick job of
bridge building AT Vernon last Sunday
An ii on structure was put in position
lac feet in length, in three spans OF
a. 2S and "a feet in length, in just "a
hours, and when the fact is taken into
consideration that the old one had to
be removed and new abutments built,
it seems like quick work Detroit Post
and Tribune, N0o. 10.
1t would pay Wilmington to send
those in charge of the new Eleventh
street bridge out to Michigan, to take
a few lessons in rapid bridge build>
ing.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19
nR. ToDD's FAMILY MEDICINES

NO. 0, for Dyspepsia and Consultation
no. lo. Tor DiarrhBa ,Dysentery and UhoI.
era lnfantum No. Is, for BriRbt's Dis.
ease anu other Diseases OF the KidDeyA
No. 10, Tor Coughs and Colds No. rs. n,
Sougns, bronchitis and Lung Difflcultjes
NO. ~, for Asthma, Group and WIounint,
Cough Nos. 30 and 40. for Catarrh M
=, Tor Hoarsene ess and Sore Throat Nos
% and %, Diseases OF the Blood and ak in.
NOS GU and 65, Chronic InfiammaIion al
the Bowels, Stomach. Kidneys, B!adder
W omb, etc. ; Nos. 10 and 10, NeuraIgia
rheumatism and Gout; No. 40 fn..
worms No. rs, Functional Disease of me
Heart No. 30, for Nervous Weakness :
NO. e5, Diseases of the Ears No. 100. pre-
ventive of Smallpox, Specific Nos. lA5
and iio. Fever, Ague. all low types of Fe-
yer, Malarial Diseases generally No, ilh
10 regulate the Menstl ual DISCHARGE
Amenorrhea, Dysmenorrhea, etc: No
~. Incontinence of Urine in Children !.
NO. l2o, Diseases of the Urinary Organs !,
Impotence ETC.
These Medicines are especially prepared
an q can be relied upon to cure The ms.
eases for which they are recommended
fflce 10 cents and 81 per bottle. For SaIe
py druggists and the Proprietor. Dr
James Todd, room No. |, Almond Build
Ing >. W. cor. 6th and Market streets
Delaware. W 'oh'
PERSONS suffering from any chronic dis
eases Will do well to consnlt Dr Todd
treatment, including medicines All
OInce hours: Tuesdays and Fridays from
Q a. IA. 10 p. M, and from to y n. M.
all oIneT days except Sunday
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19

A KIND Word FOR MIR. GOULD
The publication of an item in New
York paper accusing Mr.. Jay Gould
OF q lack of charity has ELECTED note
from the widow of the late James
Fisk, in which she declares that Mr..
Gould is the only friend of her late
husband who has responded to her
actual needs and wants since his death.
Mrs. Fisk further declares that, whilst
MIR. Gould "may be interested in his
own interests when in business, he
never has proved unmindful of the
needs of those deserving his charity"
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19
State.m Making.

The New Orleans Pioayune suggests
that if there is to be game of State
making in order to secure ascendency
in the United States Senate the DEM
oeracy will have decided advantage.
When Texas was admitted to the
Union IN ls45 it was with the stipula-
ton that its territory might be divided
into four more States OF convenient
SIZE. Texas has population of
l,597, 500 and an area of 274, 1856
square miles, enough for five States
larger than Pennsylvania. If the con-
sent OF Texas could be obtained four
more States could be added to the
I mon, all with much larger popula-
tlons than the Territory of Dakota,
out OF which 1T is proposed to make a
state, and the Senate could be reiu-
forced with eight Democratic Sena-
tors,
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19

THE LONDON DETECTIVES
profess to have a clue to the thieves
who carried off registered letters
containing nearly S400, 900 worth of
valuables from the branch Posts
Office In Hatton Garden. The gas
was turned of just as the mail s
were being despatched, and the
thieves seized the bags and got
away. "#
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19

COOKING BY GAs.--The first Demon
stration lecture of the Philadelphia
Cooking School at the Franklin Insti-
tute this season is to be given to-night.
This course 1t always confined to whole
some and economical cookery that is
also savory to the taste. The Franklin
Institute lecture-room Ia SO arranged
that every seat commands view of the
cooking table and stove.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19

GUITEAU's TrIAL.-The trial of
Snis "retened man is sample of the
expense and was to of the money and
Afuits Oh the laoors of the people by
crime. This criminals trial alone
VIVA cose the government many thous-
ands Of dollars I'd be added to the
"ihiohs that his atrocious act has
accustomed to be spent. His counsers
iees ana witness Tees will all have to be
paiu ny the government. And this is
tne case with very many of the trials
Vi crim4nais In tho courts of the States.
livery crime that goes into the courts
auos 70 tne taxes OF the people, and
thus virtue is mad to bear the ex.
ponse Oh vice. Guiteau holds that as
no is otalwart Republican he had a
right to kill the head of The otber fac
ZION oi the party that the Stalwarts
and himself might get mora of,ioos
Apparently sane u pom every other sub
Jece Win a method in his madness
1pon oihice' No is now made famous,
and his trial is tile source of mir+I,
and hilarity, altho ugh the nation hos
just thrown OIL the emblems of it's
great sorrow foI the victim of bis
crime.
Howgate is another villain for whose
crime the people will be made 10 haar
81 Increased tax The Star Route
thieves add still OF her bur,Iens IN tho
taxes /; besides the nine millions
which lawyer Geo rye Bliss saws tbev
s'oio' 'ne eost OF their prosecution
will be heavy with the faintest cb,,oo
VI sser recovering cent. The high
p'- ! -o0o rascais vi 10 were receiving
heavy pay while they were STEALING
WIN soon De able to snap their fingers
- ~ 'ne 'aees oil the people, and like
Tweed ask, "Wha are YOU going to
do about ~ Alreadv Rradv i
making his brags that he heat m.
government lawye ers. He did it NO
doubt as the Philis tines beat Samnson,
by rewarding Dalilah.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19

IHE largest torpedo boat afloat left
tue Thames on the I'd of November for
Copenhagen, having been Constructed
by hrm OF English shipbuIlders to the
order oil the Danish Government, Her
displacement Is tifly.fiye tons, or 40 per
cent more than that of the largest tor
pedo boats In the British service: but
her. dimensions are still within tue limit
which will permit her to be conveyed
by Iall from one part Of the coast 10
another. Her armament is exceedinoIv
formidable, consisting of four of the
largest whitehead torpedoes, each of
winch carries charge Of 80 TBS. Of gam
eo.toh, ID addition 10 which she noun
a hotehkiss revolving gun. She has A
coal capacity OF 10 tons, estimated as
equivalent to 200 miles at speed of
knots, and her full speed, as shown
at the trial, as we'll as during a run of
Three hours as at the measured mile, is
20 knots, which is two knots In excess
oil the stipulation. A vessel OF this size
and power almost passes out of the
category OF torpedo boats, to take rank
as ship OF wal. Ii must, at any rate.
be feckoned as very distinct and i'm.
portant addition to the naval power of
Denmark.
Professor G.. de Helmersen, the
distinguished Russian geologist. has
issued an elaborate report of the little
known coal fields in that empire. 1t
appears that the annual production of
coal IN Russia is much larger than it
Is usually estimated. 1t amounted
last year to about $4,000, 600 English
tons. The mines at Kamenskoe are
SAID to be the starting point of a vast
region in Siberia rich in coal seams.
An elm tree in Portland, Maine under
which Lafayette held reception on the
zoth OF June, 1928, and which has ever
since borne his name, was cut down nm
Monday, by order OF the Mayor, it bay.
ing become so much decayed that il was
IN daily danger of falling. 1t was the
only tree within the burned district of
1866 which survived the fire.
The average life of an English gold
sovereign is about eighteen years
that is, the coin loses three quarters of
grain in weight in about that length
OF time. 1t then ceases to be legal
tender. OF the $500, O00 900 of British
gold coinage, 40 per cent. is worn be-
low the legal weight.
ANY person employed in the postal
service by reading communication on
a postal card subjects himself TO a t,ne
of not less than 500 or more than
5 ,0e0. Ii this law has been enforced. |
as we presume it has, 1t Is no longer
wonderful that our national debt has
been so greatly reduced.
MR.. KINGLAKE expects to finish bis
Crinean history some time next wear,
Inc concluding volume will carry the
history OF the Crimesn campaign down
TO the death OF Lord Raglaa.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19

ALL oEEDING.-Thcre has
never been SO large an amount of seed
planted in the country as d,r;no a.
pioeon' iai' for I his work the season
has been propitious in nearly all CO..
s'onS except IN . few valleys along
the western rivers that were over tlnwn
by the rising of tho waters caused hy
sne great rains. Should the winter
and spring prove favorable the LARGEST
crop ever grown q iay be hoped for
ne1e harvest. Should the yield be
even an average tho aggregate will ha
enormous. With fair trade this yield
may be sold to England and otbe,
manufacturing cou ntries of Eurone
. Dus snouid their crops be large our
e's WIN md 1t difficult to get rid
OF great part of the fruits of Their
lands. We cannot express a wish for
the failure of crops abroad but we
may indulge in b ppe that our farm
ers win % enabled to exchange their
surplus products at fair rates with the
pations that have not the cheap lands
'hat we have to cultivate and rely
mofe ugon manufactures.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19
A uDIroR,s NorIcE,-IN THr oe.

EhY COU Mt Y.-Estate OF Sarah NJ jller.
lale OF New Castle County, state of Dei
aware. deceased. The undersigned Aud
tor appointed by said Court TO make dis
.rlpuion OF the balance remaining In The
hands OF John I, Cox. Administrator OF
haln estate. hereby gives notice that he
VIII meet all parties Interested, for Tie
purpose OF hih appointment, at his office
10. oo2 SWede street, NorristoWn, Pa
IN ~, inesaay, The lst day OF November,
1881 AT 10 O'Clock a. M, when ana where
saia parties are requested To attend
AARON y. SWAR RITZ,
ldWoW AudilnY
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19

MADAME PATHS ten dollar ''tariff
for revenue only" proving to be q
dean failure, there has been supple
pentary legislation by her new mana
ger, who has arranged new schedule
of IS and SO, the former for those who
are supplied with seats-the latter for
those who stand up. @..
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19

/ have the utmost confidence in the
mails. Enclose. 81. for the two boxes,
or $3.50 post Office order for six boxes
Of Celery and Chamomile pills and |
will take all risk for nc ney and goods.
DIR. q. W. Benson, 106 North Eutaw ST..
Baltimore, Md.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19
NATER DEPARTMENT.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 3, 1851.
NoTfcE TO WATER RENLERs.-An per
sons who have sold property during the
present year must give notice in writing
to the Registrar at the office of the Water
Department before the Both day of No
vember, 1881, and insert In the notice the
naine OF the purchaser and the number
OF the property purchased. Otherwise
they will be held liable for the water
rent for the next year.
Also all persons who may wish TO dis
continue the use OF the water or any por.
ton OF II must give notice as above and
pay 81 for drawing the ferrule.
No alteration Will be made In any bill
after the above date.
THOMAS NJ. DGLE,
nov3-eodtlpdi30 Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19
NOTICE.
-oFFIcB OF THE
STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. sl5 EAST SIXTH STREET.

NO. ga EAST SIXTH STREET.
WILMINGTON, Del. oct. "a, 1851.
property Owl ers and agents will please
lake notice That the following ordinance
relating 10 pavements and sidewalks will
De strictly enforced. And In order 10 save
themselves Unnecessary expense they
Will please observe it:
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO PAVE
hESTs AND sIDEwALRs." Whenever the
street commissioner sees OF has reported
10 MIN any defects or obstruction In the
paVementA or sidewalks In the city ot
Wlimingtoni The shall Immediately have
lne sidewalk or pavement repaired or
the Obstruction removed AT the proper
cost OF such owners or agents OF The prop
erty to which the pavement belongs, and
send The bills to the Mayor TO be collected
with costs, L. p LYNCH
octA-2w Streei Conn uissi,nar
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. hereby caution all persons
lN against trusting my wife Isabella
Valentine, on my account as | Will pay
no bills contracted by her, as she has left
my bed and board
novli-3ls b, B,YALENTINE
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19

IN THE PoUND.-Two brown and
Il white and one red and white cows,
also, one black aud white hoe found es.
tray, are la the pound. The owner Will
please ca prove property and pay ex-
penses; II not they will be sold at:publlc
sale. VIM. j. MAXWELL,
Chief OF Police
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19
NOTICE..
TO THE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON
THE WILMINGTON
ODORLESS EXCAVATING COMPANY

"..-. N o. 9,
Is now prepared TO receive orders for
cleaning CEssPooLS PROMPTLY AND
WITH DESPATCH. Their machinery
is all new and of the latest improve
ments. All wells cleansed without any
annoyance whatever.
Orders left at 3II KING STREET will
receive prompt attention. oct2S 6m
The daily gazette., 1881-11-19
HINTS ABOUTLINEN.

The finest table linens from Desden heavy
from Ireland. The finest sheengs from Ireland.
As fine sheeings from France and Belgium, but they
lack whiteness fnish-no sheet
ing. The finest towels from Franco Siles but the
finest SOFT undressed very heavy towels known all luxu
people, from Ireland The finest shrting and
underwear linens from Ireland The handkerchief
are from France The best Turkeyred goods from
Austria and Moravia.
We have secured all these countries and goods
here More coming, very many more; but enough
here show the finest product of all countries, the
exception of the very finest underwear linen Ireland all
of which goes to Russia, hither and
sheing linen of Ireland, for which there Ameri-
With these exceptions, we have the finest linens
the world.
JOHN WANAMA
Grand Depot 18th and Market and Chestnut Streets
PHIIADEIPTITA
, 1881-09-21
TEE CITY-HALL.

THE Western Indiana Hallway Company was
yesterday granted permission by tho Dapnrt-
n,ent OF Public Works TO lay an nndsrgrounl-
Telegraph cnblo on Thrill avenue to tho north
end OF jackson etroet. md thonco west, rs pro-
vlded l,y ordinance passed Inst juno.
MAYon HARRISON issued M order yesterday
that tho driver Of tho SMALLPOX ambulance
should not bGrcaftor lounge aronnd tho Interior
Of tho Health. .Olllcc. as 1t WIS anything but
0flce aud wcre compelled to maot htn thore.
TIE 1!conscs Ut Adolph Roth, who, 1t is al
lcEen, runs two dlsreputnl,lo sAIucns--on1 nt no.
q West sndlsop, and tho oshor nt No. West
Nnndolph etreot-wer0 revoked by tho Mayor
yesterday. Gelryo Core. WHO keeps junk.
sAop ut No. q. ullo Island avoauo, was served
In !kp lnAnnor.
TnEnE wcro four tlenths and avo NOW cases Of
IL tho @u d !oot d
No. 7N Noble atroot.. and No. q F9x pIaee. New
ssass saash, wv No. i'll WEI rxst 5 piercc. No
6d7 Jefferson street, and No. I'll milwaukee, ave-
nlo.
1lutlprNd permits wcro issued yesterday ns
ings. lis br til feet, Calumet avenue ind Thirty
aecnud street., 70 cost $:0,uD; John Mrochen,
onc-st9ry s,orc. = BY .9 foet, VIM Horn street,
Story dwelling. sSs.xs0 ioet, kiVhtcenth stroot,
near Faut!na, 10 cost $i?1U; O.. T.: Baker, two
story an nassaeat ,lwes IN ansna .s m avsaue'
from tho streets Is having n worry hard time. md
he cannot keep up with the dClnnnh mado upon
him because Of tho optdctnIo prevailing mining
tImo boing, hRye n little patience. At present
| snyrr1 teams Mre engaged N cnsttny AWay dead
aa yestcFay shtr5ySxt Of tho at1St
city, il IL 10 oasy matter to collect thom.
, 1881-09-21

occhn D1r NJ lhtirrt "hcpts h.et! nu.'" NJ so aa.1
hrch,ish ut tho vr.arI every way (which canttnt
n[rst tho spccn) sernro i aEnnsi tno f,,;. fssIy t,
MI nrsl.l,nry a!,ip. EImlly IN c;!sa o. injury IT,.
hull Vt tttIe klri. Tho .rt th,i l'c turned NJ owl
"xs 9! MI,eT ~ aa II ne a. ws s cut Gu" Ri,
i!!n'ta bcmch iIken whei'l. " crnsa ~ tstht1s
ilknM cnr, ~ y tnrcr- r-3r,'osod fatl~Hy' x,s.
chi tns,siri Il su, Till rhu ,t,.,atl lstn cluni'.
y and in,rcrtnc'y constructed H. rrtres%stt % aalo
tNlrtlnn between tho wt,tHhs Or si'erttnGtiiro
,u ,,tehnery Ind Tie ,toy,.llry vi tho p!ubes.
n Tss wqo c wifi; ~; Ht TO- tat 1 ss syet 5 ~. Il t IL
glolra nro too au,nII. fnr tt,cy dr1tw giEht0s.t
Inches OF water when tloy SHOULD ur,ew
Ss Dair M sftor,nor%s TaS sopcs @ Sr wneis
s sss y 9s sec 5 or s e Tho u wakns tfa i
il inserted. however. ~ tt,so VII" hayn inons--
1e nG ewy w., &" se.,s .Sn n r o %ats g
o,ghtecn-fcct trayei Of tha periphery Ut every
fss"r S.Ss s Hs,s see. 's WA tho na
point wished 10 test: but Mt my ytslt sn1'e.
thing broke. iIIuetratl.lr the Rthcrn! cilcnpnuHs
tton beforu this p,'!ns hatl ''ccn rcnchca.
Anater 'seakne:s :. tftsssssy t,t t. the so stta s!
ca,,lnt hu tlHht- riscsc.l at Is constantly spriBY-
ng cnks. THIS c!rcnstHl!ce. howovef, ,ai aiiaris @
ea tess ct THO m Inc;,sy WI'ts'1 ,n;;Ms W.
charged itself 1t sho axs q. Tho whnul u every
tuets hrtt,9tn9 ovcry uilu up In turn to 10 cnp-
tied: Tho absence If wnkc .'id Wnvps from ti,o
motion was n1so @ ,lsHostst1d ~ st.tso. ~ 70. O.. a.s.
drawn ", ashore IN Its rude railway, when | Ar-
rived. bne nlumcnt, to rcnovo tho blocking
4nd cast OF thu rope. mud tho erc'lthro Inlcd
down the ways and shot oil IN tho ,vatcr like
duck. Win srarcoly tho stIshtcst plunge or dis
VI
, 1881-09-21

TILE hASSsNEkHIN4 k1SlHhi
1t Ia to be hnpcd tbat the long de!ay c1pcr-
enccd In bringing together tho pcupt1 Of CI-
caRu for tho purpose Of extending substantial
aid and nasistAucv to tue Michigan fro sufferers
Will ho fully atoncd for In tho rcady response
which shall bo made In tho number attending
nnd In tho work accomplished Mt tho moeting to
bo hold this evening at Ccntral Muslc-f1ali.
Thnt tho sul1erings Of 10000 homeless mud dis
trcsscd people i1nyo touched no chord or SYM
PUTTY In tho hoarts of thoso who have passed
through a Blml!ar expcricuuo Is not for a
moment to DO believed. Tho psoplo Of Chicago
have only bcen waiting TOT an opportunity sitch
rs this evening wilt rrcsont to thetn for testify
yGnrs ago bus but tho notter itttod thom 10 ap-
nreclatt md relieve tho sutferluR9 Of others
Tho t!unth of q believed Prcsiont should IN nc
tic objcot OF tho meeting. anu no l,cttor ax-
preston 1f gE.et y tho deaii Of PRESIDENT Gar
tscr Sa sou symptny III ' wita boss viz iva b n,t
suffer. Thu sneakers Of tho evening wlll 10
doubt lOroto portion Of their romnrkB TO tue
'1a sons, and Ghcf: Jas.Ico Marston. of ,ho S.1-
promo Court Of Michigan, Is lnan onitnontly
ws CALCULATED ta gvS vpise 9h to ,ne public sor
MemGered ly tho readers Of Tin Tn1uusE as
mAHter-I1fGto Of aHeutl0nntG clllDRy.
Ioth judge Mar:Aon and sonntnr. Lowis aro
familiar with tho burnt district, aud will splNk
from pcrsonul examination OF a large portion
Of tho stricken territory. Lot tho results 1t
toniuhts meeting Mt Contra( Mhstc.lfnl! 10 such
~ to redeem, tho fast naine and fame Of CheaYo
renso1, @ Of Il lacK Of systomatizei oiiort.
George ". Iiotchklss twhose address T. would
seem from nlany inquiries y not yufleioqt!y
olnugo, I'll South Water streot. reports collec-
| lions amounting to, $:,4n md goods equal to
hoh @ pcon las Il
rho lion. 1saac ,Marston, Chief Justico Of the