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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-28

Gall for terms a. resistance. corner Fifth and
yedrrson streets seattle. spz4-u
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Other Interesting State New
Austin.

Austin.
Special to the Herald
AUSTIN, December 23-The second of the
children down with smallpox died this
morning,
In the District Court to-ogy motions for
new trials were Uvcrrued and the prisoners
sentenced in the td.owiug cases; +. W.
Hank of Dallas, two YEARS, forging land
titles; the brothers ilu II horse-stcaling,
twelve years eacl,, auu Martin Brown,
horse.stealng, ten wears, Notice of appeal
was given in each ruse.
Captain J. ", SNindells, formerly of the
Dallas HERALD, has superseded Charles ).
Hariee rs clerk IN the Department OF lns,l-
rsuc, Statistics and History
II ~ ntlloritatiyely sra,tl that Sheriff
Crary will make u formal demand for pay.
ment on his w0rrants AZ the next regular
meeting ol lttc City Council. The warrants
were supposed To- have been placed 10 hi.
credit IN lhe spiIleuent Of his account,
with tho ctN but lac c aim,
to have discovered otherwise. Til.
move, hy placiug The loss on tn,
city,w'l hV likely t., lead 10 u rapid develop
men; Of tue rciprtvtl financial scandal.
| The CMnN Commissioners appointed
W. j. Cummings Couny Physician fo
1852 Mr. w. 7 Gaines will assume ia,
business management of the Statesman OF
January LIST.
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All OF the Prisoners confined In Herman.
do, mississippi, Jail ESeape...
Liverpool Cotton Circular.
The Weekly Cotton Statement-..NCW
York Stock Market-.Eyidence
in the Guiteau Trial.
San Domingo Excited Over Movements
Of an American Mau.O'.War.
The Land League Is Denounced by
Dublin Newspaper.
Other Foreign aud Domestic News.


WASHINGTON December 23.--The State De-
partment has just received the following
dispatch from James Gordon Bennett, with
regard to survivors of the Jeanette:
Hon Fred X. Frelinghuysen, Secretary of State
Washington
PARIS, December 81 have Just received
the following telegram from my cores
nendent at st, Petersburg, concerning the
Jeanette party.
:General lgnatieff has given orders to send
two new expeditions from Jakutsk in search
of the shipwrecked crew and has
directed that every available
means be employed in finding
boat No. 2. On the 25th of September, az
has already been tod, Melville and ten
men were met by three Jakuts.
The Jakuts are goOdnatured nomads,
very useful 4, in curying disorders
and maladies caused by colds.'
The party could not have fallen into bet
ter hands. 1t must be re-
membered, however, that from
Barchoe where they were discovered
to Jakutsk the distance is 400 miles with
no regular means of transportation. AT last
ten days are required To get there but as
these who went. to the rescue started
three days ago the time necessary
to find the party and to bring them back to
Jakutsk will be about two months. Nor
should it be forgotten that although the
whereabouts of Melville and his party
is pretty well known that of Dc
Long, who was sent is not known
and that for the succoring expedition tC
reach him will take long time over coun
try where there are no roads. Tn,
distance from Jakustk to Ir
kutsk is 100 miles, with hampereC
facilities of communication, which will re
quire at least fifteen days to transpor
twenty -iouI persons. The Governor Of ia
kutsh, General Ignatieif, not Genera
Tchernietf, of Siberia, will receive instruc
tions Of the government and order
for fresh expeditions in eight days by
courier extraordinary travelling two hun
dred and hfty miles a day. There vii
be further news then OF the
jeanette party themselves in les
than three weeks, as the telegraph
wire does not extend beyond lrkutsk
From Irkutsk to st. Petersburg it will
take them probably a month
travelling as rapidly as possible
although they will probably be a
St. Petersburg by April and New York b,
May. This is all the information | hav
| reCelNeu 10 uale' IN case the govern
ment should wish to communi
cate directly with the Jeanette further
| beg leave to say that Genera
Anoutchid, Governor Of Eastern Siberia
is now in St. Petersburg. but that hi
representative during his ab
sence is General Pedoshenski
with whom you can correspond direct. Ii
case any further news is received shall c
once inform you.
[Signed JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT.
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the early dealing of the market was irregu.
lar ana unsettled. the most important
changes occurring in Northern Pacific
preferred, which fell of 81 per cent, to a,
nut recovered per cent, and Richmond 4
Danvlile, which advanced per cent.
stocks weak and declining, closing firm;
Chicago 4 Northwestern, l24 Is; do, pre-
ierred, l.S6 l-2; Erie, Al l-2; East Tennessee
Railroad III; Georgia Railroad, l l.63; Illinois
Central, l.29 IA; Lake Shore & Michigan
southern, l.l6 1874; Louisville 4 Nashville,
ioli Memphis Il Charleston, 73; Nashville
e Chattanooga, 3d. New York Central,
l,33 81; Pittsburg q Cleveland, guaranteed,
l'S3 Richmond Il Allegheny, IS 10; Rich
mond Il Danville Rail ODD, lGl IL; Rock
Island, LS3 Wabash & ST. Louis Pacific,
~ 3'4 do. preferred II 81, Western Union
Telegraph, 10 S-S, Sub-Treasury balances,
coin, S% %,0l5,SS2; currency, 81, ,3d3, ,233.
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A Mentlier slra.

The famous goose bone" so often con-
suited, and regarded by many in Kentucky
as true indicator Of coming weather, bns,
been consulted in regard to the coming
winter The Louisville Post publialses lis
evelations, cp itomiScd by the Rotue ConS-
Ter, for the ediication OF those who pun
faith in such indications. The curious i'm
such matters will watch the fulilllmens Br
hilue OF It's representations as given bc-
lowr: -
December will be mild in temperature.
with few cold DAYS towards Its close. and
n wet. gloomy Christmas. This Kind ei
weather will continue until about the mit-
die of January, when there will be ftw
clear, cold dnys--on the 10th and 10Th the
mercury going down below zero. After
that, more wet and gloomy weather in
January. There viii be more genuine
winter weather crowded into the month pi
February than IN hnth December and Jam
uary. hut hot amy int.nsc cold II is said
that all the breast boncs " yourv geese
lu.t have been examined concur In giving
these indications, which are interpreted
from the colors and spots on trsnslucsn,
bone.
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LoNpoN, December 23.--Mr. Pigot, form
erly proprietor Of the Dublin lrishman,
who recently issued an article respecting
the Land League, has published lette
further explaining his views, in
which ne saws 1t is believed
that Fenanism is practically existing
in America and Ireland and nearly so in
Great Britain. That the No Rent mani iesto
has caused such run upon the resources
Of the Land League that they must soon
be exhausted, and that probably the gen.
eral adoption of the No Rent policy will
lead to such evaporation that there will bC
organized attacks on the military and po
lice which attacks can be cflectually
stamped out and the League with them.
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Galveston
eNlNthtS
Special 10 the Herald

Special to the Herald
GALyEsToN, December 23.-Ludwig Johan
Werner Foss, second mate of the BarQue
Sigrid, fell down the hatchway few
nights since, and sustained a conclusion OF
the brain which resulted in death this
morning. Flags on number of Swedish
and Norwegian vessels are at half mast in
respect to his memory.
Marcus Edmondson, charged with as
sault to murder William Castey, on the
night of December 18th, was held under n
5000 bond for his appearance
before the Criminal Court. Tie bond
was promptly filed.
December 24th 2Gth, 3lst and January LIST
have been declared holidays by Colonel w.
l.. Moody, President of the Cotton Exchange
The propel er Tucahoe is engaged in load
ing two passenger coaches and lot of ma
terial for the Mexican National Railroad tC
be transported to Corpus Christi
The Journal says: The deficiency in re
ceipts of cotton at this port from September
lst to date amoHnt 10 CO, ITO bales as com
pared with like period last season. Ex
ports for the same period are 46,i06 bales
Cotton receipts for the past p hours, 2,52.
bales.
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A Steamer Burned .

CHARLESTON, December 23.-The steamer
Granger, of the Charleston S Santee Line,
took fire this evening while on her way to
this city and was burned to the waters
edge, together with IA bales of cotton, SOC
barrels of rosin, % barrels of crude
turpentine and 90 barrels spirits
turpentine The fire was discovered when
the steamer, which was on her way here
from Santee, had reached Castle Pinckney
inside the harbor, The flames spread so
rapidly that the passengers and crew only
saved themselves by jumping on board YES
sells with which She came in collision.
The passengers consisted Of six negroes
four of whom have reached the city; two
are missing, but are supposed to be on
board of one of the vessels anchored ia the
stream. The steamer belonged to Revel,
Holmes IL Co., of this city, and was
built here and has been running on the
line about two months, The vessel is in
sured for $4,000. Loss on cargo'will reach
nearly $4,000. As far as can be ascertained
this was not insured,
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Palestine.


epeclhl 10 thc heihIu.
PALESTINE, December 23.-ln the District
Court the international IL Great Northern
Railroad was sued by man named Miller
for $50, 600 damages, resulting to him from
an accident about two months since. Last
night, after the termination of the regular
business ofthe court, the plaintiff compro.
missed with the railroad company for $50.
GOO, Judge Edwards ordering judgment en-
tered by consent, and the money was paid
Immediately,
A young man named Fowler, from Tex
ana jackson county, stopped over here yes
terday to see the sights and had his pocket
full ofmoney, new suit of clothes and pie
thoric saddle-bags. He fell into the hands
of wicked drummers from Galveston and
Houston, and when he left on the train this
morning he had no money, clothes gone,
saddle-6ags disappeared aad his expressions
about Palestine were anything but pious.
Major Penn, the evangelist, opens mp a
campaign against Satan ia Corpus Christi
next week,
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The Ucnnepln Canal.

CHICAGO, December 23.-J. NJ. Allen, OF
Genesee, and J, II, Murphy, of Davenport,
representatives of the Hennepin Canal
Commission, appointed TO visit New York
in interest of the canal, returned 10
the city yesterday In an interview Major
Allen said Judge Murphy and himself
had found all the commercial interests OF
New York, like those Of those Of Chicago
and the Northwest, to be in favor OF the
canal. No opposition to the scheme was
encountered except from few men who
were afraid the canal might prove
inimical to their interests in the
Buffalo, New York and Washington
canal Repre- sentatives found transpoltl.
ton to be the paramount interest in bust
ness circles. The completion Of Hennepin
canal was deemed on all sides to he ncCes-
sary for full development OF the COM
merce of the great Northwestern state
which now paid out money enough every
year to build two such canals.
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IIIllAlloro.
sneclal To the Ilernl,


HlLlspoRo, December 25-Mrs. NJ. A,
Sturgis sued out n distress warrant yester-
day and levied on J. NJ, Griswolds goods.
Griswold Keeps II restaurant and eating
house on Elm street, A portion of the
goods were stolen last night
and this morning complaint was
made by Constable Johnson charging
Grisyod with THEFT Of the goods. BEFORE
the capius was executed IL was aSccrtnin,d
that Griswold had skipped. Griswold is
badly busted, owes several bills in Dallas,
Waco and llillsboro. He halls from Yer
mont.
Local option was carried In Coyington
precinct on the 10th inst.
Business here is very brisk and everybody
will enjoy Christmas.
II is said that the Prohibitonists will at
tempt to carry prohibition in this county
in February.
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Contested Rleetlon Ca,ss

WAsHINGToN, December pa quorum
of the House Committee on Elections vii
remain IN the city during the holiday
recess and take up for imme-
diate investigation the contested cases
OF Lynch VS.. Chalmers, from Mississippi
lowe VS. Wheeler, from Alabama, and
Aackey VS.. Dibble, from the Second, and
Smalls VS.. Tillman from the Fifth District
ofsouth Carolina.
Mr.. Calkins, Chairman OF the Committee
said tonight that he thought the report on
these cases could be made by the second
week in January.
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weekly Cotton Statement.

NEW YORK December 23.-Statement Of
cotton for the week ending to-day; Nett re.
csipts at sll United States ports for the
week, 80, 2o5 same week last year, 237 200;
total receipts to this date, s,023, ,22i;
total to same date last year;
3,lS33i0, exports for the week.
SO. .3T5: same week last year, 1868; total
exports to date, l,iO5,Sgl same date last
wear. /, ,s2S, ,0O1: stock at United States ports,
,t5l ,6l7: same time last year 0S6, lS2; stock
st all interior towns, 22O,85Ji same time last
wear, lI6, ,3jS stock at Liverpool $4,000;
same time last year. iil.O1e American
alloat for Great Britain, 1900; same time
last year, 3ii 900.
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Cotton Circular

LIVERPOOL, December 23--,rhis week $
circular of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers
Association says; Cotton was in increased
demand throu ghout the week and prices
generally advanced. American was in bet
ter demand and advanced Id
for middling and below and
3-lG for qualities above. In Sea Island
small business was done at unchanged
rates. Futures opened strong and inn
proved al early in the week; since then
prices have been tluctuating and uncertain,
the market closing dull at an advance Of
2.2gl ON the Meck' 's snles.
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Newark Notes.

NEWARK, n. j., December 23,-Another
warrant forged by Auditor Palmer was
discovered to-day. 1t was for over $4,000.
Palmer was attended all night by phys.
can, but is better to-day.
Mayor Fields has left town inquest Of in
formation concerning the financial disturb
anCes.
The Comptroler's clerk, Hall, has not
been traced yet
The city employees of the Police aud Fire
Departments will not be paid at the end of
the month because of the vacancy in the
Auditors and Troasnrer's office.
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An AIarlnlng ReyolutIon.

Port Az pRINcE, December 23---An
alarming revolution is reported to have
broken out ut jerome aux Cages and Saint
Marie. President Solomon, with strong
force, landed at Saint Marie and quclled tho
rising there after 1850 men had been killed
on both sides. The government house waS
sacked and other houses were burned.
President Solomon has returned 10 Fiuri
au Prince TO obtain reinlorcements.
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ATLANTA, December 23,-William H..
Howard, assistant clerk in the registry de
partment OF the postofllce here, was ar.
rested to-day on warrant sworn out by
Inspector Fey, charging him with robbing
the mails. lie had been suspected for some
time. and was caught with decoy letter
last night lie was re leased on bond of
10000, and will have preliminary trial
tomorrow.
Calm & Selig, clothiers, assigned to-day.
Liabilities, $4,000 assets S3j,OO0,
w. Saut, tobacco dealer, has compromised
with his creditors at 40 cents on the dollar.
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CHEYENNE, December 23.--The CcniraR
Pacific Railroad, of Wyoming, organized
under the laws OF Wyoming, promoted ali
the officers of the Central Pacific Raiiranta
of California to the management Of is nf-
fairs. Capital, Sl3l 100000. Object, to buih
between Utah and Wyoming to point an
the eastern boundary OF Wyoming, dis
tance of 4J0 rliles.
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1'exarkana.
sneolal 70 the IIerald.

Special to the Herald
TExLRKAsA December 23.--A freight train
ran into u construction train on the Iron
Mountain Road four miles from here this
morning. No one was hurt. Both trains
were considerably wrecked and other trains
delayed.
The track is being laid on the Texas 4
st. Louis Road from here to Red River.
Our town Is crowded with cotton and
other country produce.
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The Gultenu Trial

WAsnINsroN, December 23,-ln the Gui-
tsau trial to-day Charles H. Reed assumed
the duties of associate counsel for the de-
lense. Edwards, Of Brooklyn, who was
clerk in Shaw's office, testified to over
hearing n conversation between his em-
plover and the prisoner when the latter, as
alltred by Shaw, said he would some day
kill some big man. The witness was cross
examined by Colsnel Reed.
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Which he captured about twelve miles st,up
ppromhWood IN a stream called JIM Ned
Two OF the beavers weighed a
pounds each. He SAYS they are Tie lar.esf
ne ever eaptsrsd and he has taken in an
,l !nc winter, rs lie reports trapping as Ne
ihE oetter than i ever was before.
tae ladies OF Brownwood give a festival
w. uW-hisnt; The proceeds will be given IL.
ch9reh house at this place.
The weather is cold and cloudy u,a,
aslight norther blowing. ~
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BnnLers' and BROKERS M eetinr

LoNpoS, December 2S.--Ata meeting Of
the bankers and merchants of London yes
terday resolution was passed in favor OF
rehabilitation of silver, and Mr.. Honry
HuckS Gibbon. one of the directors Of the,
Bank Of England, was chosen President o.
the council.
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Corslcann.

special TO the Herald.
NoSsieASA, December %. The grand
J"'y adjourned to-day uatil the third hosr-
uay IN January having found fny-six IN.
o'V'meh's, mosily for misdemeanors.
In In Tue District Court Judgment was rsn-
e'IVu IN The ease OF Waikervs. the Houston
y y ieAas Ventral RallrO.d in favor Of the
ti',il'VAu' lac stni was to recover SSl, csc
Hs",nebvs 'or being run Overland his leg be-.
inI'e Ntusiled about eighteen months ago
''s',.V' s,,.N,No Nour' adgourncd for the holidays
bIaslHeSS good IN all lines.
Nealheryery tine.
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EXTRA REPORT.
naeIlsh enpI.nlIst /. r,orIda.

lhc loNvlLlr, Fra, December % THE
Scsla 'ateNst in the FLORIDA Central Iian-
road Nas sold to Sir Elward J. Reed, an
Erglish capital st, who has re-
Gently purcha,sl two million arNs
of land IN this State, and who is
reported 20 be negotiating for transit
railroad from fcrnandino to Cedar Keys.
This transfer gives Sir Edward Reede con-
trolling interest ~ rlle Florida Central
Railroad OF which lac was to-day elecsra
President.
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uENrnR, TKSS., December 23.-All the
prisoners confined in the Jail at Henant0,
Mississippi, escaped last night. Among the
number was Ed Nolin, colorcd, under sem
tpnce of death for the assassination of Rufus
Armistead In July, lSS0.s
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Marshall.

Special to the Herald
MARsiALL, December a3.-All the stipu-
ations and agreements between the citizens
aud the projectors of the Sabine Pass 4
Texas Northern Railroad have been agreed
to. The work sf construction has CONF
menced and we have every reason to believe
will hs speedily built from this city to The
Pass.
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Excited About II.

Nrw YORK, December 23-Adyces frsm
San Domingo, under date ofDecember 18th,
state that the news thata United States wpr
steamer will survey Sumana Bay has raised
excitement to such degree that the am
thorites have prepared two war schooners,
the rhunderer aud Capitano, to watch the
American MAR steamer
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New YoRX, December PA special fruus,
Lexington, South Carolina, says. The
death sentence ofClark, colored, has bern
commutcd to Imprisonment for life. He.
was to have been hanged here to-day for
the murder of white man, named W..
Scoot HOOK IN October, 1879.
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Nrw YonK, December q, s,--The stock
market opened at decline from yester-
days quotations of 10 o per cent, Rich
mond & Danville and Memphis & Charles.
ton tending downward. The movement in
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spseial to the Herald
BAN sAsA, December 2s,--The weather
Tor the past three days has been cold. A
good rain fell ON Monday and farmers ray
they have fine prospect for wheat.
sam Robinson, who killed Richard Dyer
near mere last Nevk, i,a,la preliminary AK
animation on Tutsd,ly aud was placed nm
dSr u s. 500 bond iu nNiiil lhc action oi the
Grand Jury.
| Our town has been ittf.,.ly ,innIned With
people preparing luf Cuii A,s
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RKb BANK, MI, December pa serisusa
fire occurred here Tonight, destroying "a
number Of buildings Wbilr this fro wnn
raging another hrldc ont some disaanre
away in planning mil. Evidence gsts ,p.
show that both were incendiary.
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BosroE, December 23.-Mary l.. Porter
to-day recovered $4,000 in suit againss
the Boston & Albany Railroad for SaldUO,
for injury received by the sudden
starting of ? train from which she was.
alighting, at Newton, Massachusetts.
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now IT HAPPENED.

The vessel which ran into the war ship
Tennessee was the Western Texas. The
weather was fogCy, but the officers of the
Tennessee claim not so much as to war
rant the accident The Tennessee was an
chored out of the channel and
had her fog bell going. The Western Texas
is uniniured. The plating ofthc Tennessee
was cracked five feet below the water line
Her pumps were kept going all night and
to-day she was docked at the navy yard
whence she had Just emerged.
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Expcslto Convicted.

pALrRuo, December % -Exposiio plead
putty, but in consequence of extenuating
circumstances in regard TO the murder
with which he was charged he was senten'
ced TO life servitude.
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Issued a Patent.

WAsulyGroN, December 23.--The Com
missioner Of the General Land otice han
issued II patent to John Minor for 705 ncrs
Of land IN the former Southeastern District
of Louisiana.
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For Holiday Presents.

Gents silk Neckwear and suspenders, muaiers
in silk and wool, ear mutfs and armlets, silk aud
cashmere half hose, a beautiful line.
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For Holiday Presents.
For Holiday Presents.

A large variety of gilt and silver ieweiry, gar
net sets, garnet pins garnet ear drops, Cellu
lold Jewelry, JET, Garnet and Rubber Bracelets
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For Holiday Presents.

Silk Alapaca and gngham umbrellas in natu
raj ivory and bone handles, including Lyon
celebrated make of umbrellas and walking canes
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For Holiday Presents.

Dolls in wax. dolls in china, dressed doll
rubber dolls nndressed dolls, etc.
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Mems and Youths Clothing boys and chill
drcns suits; Gents Dressing Gown and smok
ing Jackets, an elegant variety.