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DC hi4iC AUCTION
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commencing at 10 IA. m.
The contents OF these "a ms are respective.
ly 25n acres, 223 aces, 266L acres ia acres
and 3O2aa acros. They all lie N one body along
the boundary line between Maryland and
Delas are. abOnt four miles from the depot at
MiddletIwn. Del, on the Delaware Division
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Bait
more Railroad. TO dwellings an OG;. e,5a
buildings on each farm, land u the ve y E:I
ttst qla,ity, well watercd BY !, uIInB
streams, neigNborhood very huu,ishiug and
perfectly healthy. public frce sch ois in i'm.
mediate Dcighborhoo1 anc private academies
for both sexes comparatively near.
his property Is cold t, close the estate Of
William " ilson. d Cd. and offers e2traordi.
nary opportunities for persons desitins 10 in.
y.st in real estate
IERMs.-Ono third cash on day Of sale; the
residue three equal nstalmen's, Ia one,
two and three years.
". ]. JONES.
JAMES Is. GROOMF,
IruStees,
Elkton, Maryland.
Persons desiring 70 view tho property
will be directed by ". N. Wilson, Middle
u"n lei 4u-6 ltdwt5
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16

DOAT FOUND-A drift in Delaware Bay
ID on Saturday. The owner can nave It
BY calling en- Capt. J. q. Moorton, S'oOp j..
W. Sowder Wilmington, Del. aaKlS-StA
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16

070 A WEEK, $12 A DAY AT HOME
~ n easily made Costly OUTFIT free .Ad-
ress TRUE 4 Co., Augusta, Me. 10-2a1yw
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
AsvEsi cyan FEMALE COLLEGE,

Increase Of bocrdars 100 per rent. within
three years. Two cogro u c, Inferred, or select
courses. Buildings large, tuodern convent.
ences. Beautiful, accessible city, 40th year
oegins Sept. &, 1881. For catai0gueg address
Rev. J, NJ. WILLIAMS. A. hl., Fres't,
ly92nos Wilmington, cl.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
ACOOD Resort.

John Manz's Wilmington summer
garden is the incest and coolest place for,
re- 'reshments,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
HELAWARE COLLEGE.

NELAWARE COLLEGE.
The next term will begin September 7, 1881.
There arc three courses Of stuly, ally OAo OF
which may be selec ed, viz: This Classical,
the Agriru.tural and Scientific ard Literary;
or special hrarches of study may be taken II
desired. 10th sexes u o tdmitG.d to tho class
rooms, and young iadiss can obtain board in
the town. I he necessary expenses are exceed
iDyly mo 'erate. For catalogues and 0. her
address
W. Ii. PTRNELI., LII. D.,
augl-tsep7 Newark, Del.
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Conference OF womocrn,ic s.u,,nr,

Conference Of Democratic n enatUFS
Washington, March 1.-The democratic
members of tho senate held private con-
ference Saturday @1for tho purpose of ex-
Changing views on the order of business and
discussing the several matters relative TO the
org lnizaIion of the next, senate. The fact
that the senatorial term of tho president of
tho senate pro tom; Judge Thurman, will e.-
pire at noon on March 4,h. was brought be
fore the conference, and As it is the duty of
tho president pro tenn. to Gwear in tho now
senators when tho senate con-
vens, Immediately afier tina. hour,
attention was called to the need of the
election Of some ono for the position whose
term vii. continue into the next session. l,
was agreed that meeting shall DO held bo
fore the 4th of March to select candidate
and also TO elect necessary senator. Mr..
Wallace, present chairman of the republicans
caucus committee, WIS appointed to eYamint
the credentials Of now senators and ascertain
whether the defects which exist thereupon 10
which objections could DO based in swearing
in OF any OF the sonators-elect. Tho sense
OF The caucus was decidedly in favor of main
tanning the present organization and officers
II the democrats contol the next epnate. II
Is understoo the suspended nominations of
Messrs. Matthews, Billings and others were
to-day somewhat discussed with reference TO
the bost method of dsposirg of them, bu,
no material differences of opinion being do,
veloped no action WAS taken.
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Thore ~ u Wsll-knoWn principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take place
eXcep through the agency OF the nervous sys.
ten. ltshe nerve power in my organ Ia woss =
enod then that organ is weak. There Is sraM-
oiy Il thn reach Of uil, one that haa stood The
teAt for over half p century. Or Gcorl q
vital Restorative has been scratlnlzeG ana in.
dor5ed by the Academy of Medicine IL pscia,
aS an laiellable dpeci0c for the above, oogt2iUs
no pho9phorous, canthsrldes or other polaons,
Ia pdrely Vegetable, Producing no renG.ior,
snd is permanent In effect; 10 sugaT-oostei
Dill, and can be had Of l,evasger 2 Go 10 6.f
Brown Slgesnnnd, p;oprietors. Address
Room %, world Building, N. York. None gem
ulno without the signature OF 5. II. Sisesmond
on the side OF ench box; send for catalogue,
box oflO0 piiH, IS, box OF no, $40, eent by mai
upon receipt of price. SOld by all Druggists.
CERTIFICATE.
Paris, July Is, lS13-i9 Sue de Ia Paix-Out
Of &D patients, u were cured within 30 days,
ilj In ELK weeks, 100 between twp and tn co
months, two, between i've and six months, |
In nine months. DIR NJ. PERRtGORD.
Medlcin de Ia Hopital Charity.
st. Louis April s, lSSO.
II 4 been lmpOtent lcr = number OF years,
when Commenced to take Rcord's VITAL Re
siolalive. Nit0tn three III sntns | found my g..
self suddenly res tored to my former hcalthtul
vigo' aud The cure has been permanent.
know Mr.. Vincent, whose name il signed
10 the above certificate. lie In fren of
mine. and l know the facts b. he as he has
stNted them. J. NJ, Warn
Proprietor Grand Central and Euronaon
Hotel
NOTICE Is hereby given that II. A. smith,
Of st. Louis, end Il. l.. De ,Llsser, OF New
YORK are no longer authorized 10 act as
agents for Records VITAL Restorative.
CAUTION.
A former agent Ofmne, of New York, Ia now
advert sing = spurious initiation of the ce O.
hraled Or. Records Vitel tie torntive under
mo assumed name ~ nr. Records Restorative
rus To drrelve tho public even the testl-
mon ais Of DE. i. Pln cherd. q. theyalier
Perlgord, Ra'pail, Sir Thompson, are g pied
from my sroulNrs. Ask your druggist for
Records VITAL Restorative. The genuine car
he mad of W. IL Row II & Bro, Druggists Coz
Elm Street Dallas Texas
y, BROWN sIGESMNOD, Md,
General Agent Tor the United States md
South America
Send stamp Tor descriptive Circular.
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ACCIDES so A MAIL TaAHN.
Injured Passengers Rescued from
burning Cars On the New Jersey
Midland RRiir0aa.
New York Herald. Feb. "


Tho mail train on the New Jersey Mid.
land railroad, leaving Jersey City at 1922
o'clock yesterday mornips for Middoiown,
N. T., was wrecked by broken rail Just
ea'. Of Ogdeusburg, thirty miles from its
distinction, at 1l:i5 o CLOCK. The combined
mail and smoking car and passenger coach
went down steep embankment twelve feet
nigh, turning ever twice. Both cars in
stanlly took fire from the overturned stoves
and were consumed in short time. Tho
passengers, about twelve in number, and the
train men were all rescued alive som,
slightly scorched, all moro or less hurt, but
none fatally, The mail WAC entirely do.
stroyed. The engine and the exp -ess car =
mained on the track. The engineer. Aaron
Castle, and tho express messenger, Ii. l..
Codet, assisted the passengers out of the
burning cara. Among the passengers were
three women and two children. Ono of the
women and her two children we're tho only
passengers who escaped unhurl. The name
OF only one injured passenger ia known here
namely, w. j. Fredercks, of New York,
who ia connected with an insurance COM
pany; he had an ankle broken, The con-
duetor, Matthew Cody, had an arm disabled
sud was otherwise bruised. The milk agent,
iward Rtardon, of Jersey City, had bis
bend cut and hs shoulder broken. United
States Nail Agent Scott Ellsworth of
Deekert9Iown, WAS cut in the head, besides
sustaining other bruises. The brakeman,
William Monks, hs1 wrist hurt Robert
Dick, brakeman on the milk trim, who had
stopped with the flag for the express train,
WAS hurt in the leg, All the passengers
needing medical attention were taken 10
houie.in Ogdensburg Tho milk train was
turned al Hamburg and cent back with doe
tors. Tho accident happened where there
10 heavy down grade aud sharp curve Just
Mt tho foot Of tho mountain. The train,
which is equipped with air brakes, was run
ning ut the rate Of eighteen mles an hour,
although IL WAS nearing the station. The
engineer says that he felt a jar, bu! the rear
trucks of the baggage car were thrown off
the track, showing that the rail broke undor
the train. The cars ran over 100 fest Of tho
ircstle before breaking loose and plansing
down tho bank. The passengers. when
emerging from the burning cars, were black
enod with smoke and SCOT.
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Mr.. Hinton II. Holper, wealthy resident
of s.. Louis, and well known throughout tho
country ss the author of tho 'Impandioe
Crlss," some time ago offered $1,000 in
prizes for tire, prose articles and Two po-
omsin favor Of tho construction Of double
track stool railroad through tha eonieTs Of
North and South America, The prizes have
recently been awarded es follows: Frs,
prae, 81, 800, 10 Il. Il. Iiilder OF ST. Louis;
second prize, $l,2J0 to Fred A. Beelen,
CORTLAND on Hudson, N. y; third prize,
$1,000, William W, Archer. Richmond. Vs.;
fourth prize, 1000 y. d. Carpenter. Wash
ington, ID. g.; fifth prize, $50. f, A..
Dickens, Norwich Canada. Tho Grst three
were in prose and Tho last two in poetry.
Fooy aro to be published in pamphlet form.
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New Orleans, La, March The follow
log dispatch was received lust night: wash.
irgton, Feb. 9th: To Col. Richard, Vose,
commanding officer of the seventy.arst Now
York regiment New Orleans, Lay We
desire to tender you and through you to the
officers and men of your command, as well
as to all organizations now with you, and
particularly those who have entertained You
handsomely In New Orleans, TO come here
on the 4!h day Of March next and participate
in the grand procession to take place in
this city on that day. We extend this
invitation In tho name Of all the people. We
want you all to come and promise you a
hearty welcome TO the capital of tho nation
by ell the people. [Signed,1
H. q. 6Orbin, A. A. T., u. ). A., for
executive committee, on inaugural ccre,
monics."
Colonel Vose will reply tomorrow after
consultation with the officers of the various
commands included In the invitation, but IL Is
not probable they will accept 1t, us Il IL only
barely possible for them 10 reach Washing.
ton In time
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THORN 4 I4UNKiNS

Largest deal, rs west OF New York City and op,,
house n st. Louis making specially of t6es
goods. Ftice List sent on application.
General olice, 800 and 81 Twelfth q,
n;ranoh Office, 2Of y Main 81. WarehOns,
Tayon Avenue and Railroad track. Cannci3r
l5,0pl barrels
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Synopsis of Opinions of the Court of
ADueNlA

| AnncnIs
,p.., o.. A.. r,ar.,s -. r,u, Han
''''p'' w. Wv a'ca,a. :, a""" ''''
.e'' u u"'V's'o"
W. a. Harris va Ha'emah " 70 appear
from Waller county. When party goes
into chsncery. after trial al law be must
ho .h,a :, ;,H.o.o, tho ;ro,;oo .ns oo,;,v .,
70 "''e W i"p'"'" '"0 I''''o anu sf''.y VI
the verdict and upon grounds which either
could not be made available to him at law or
which he was prayepted from setting I'm by
s., -, a. ..e..,
'tSuo VI aeo'uon' VI tho wfons'u' ac' Vi 'uo
other party without negligence or other fault
on his part. Affirmed. White, P.J.
The cornoration oftbe city of Uemno,osa
va, Wallar county. annes, from WsiI"r
county An MONEYS collected Inv tina MAJOR
or n, syshal of a civ. scting in tho nan,e If
the state and under tbe state laws belon( If
right TO tho city treasurer As an officer of the
county, Affirmed Wbito y. !
John Y. Stamps ys. N. b. McClellsud. an,
peal from Gonzales county. The apposl
bond piyen in the case for appeal from the
Justices to tho county court is in forma
nanperis. and ia AZ follows. to.wit. \ \
"Detendsnt further says that he is unable to
give the appeal bond as required by law in
| appealing to the county court, therefore he
prays that this case BIO appealed without
bond rs no Is unable to give bond, which
fact he hereto swears TO-" Held, Tho
affidavit is not compliance with the sta ute
which entities one to appeal who will make
oath that be sis unable 10 give bond and
security for costs rs may DO required by law"
Atirmed.S White, i. j.
j. Kerr vs.. II. 7. Clegg " Co.; appeal
from Galveston county. When tho condi
lions OF statutory bond are clearly and
definitely stated in the law, if tho bond doe:
not literally follow the statute, il must fully
and clearly embrace al the conditions pro-
scrlbed by Vt. Reversed and remanded.
White, 7 J.
Joseph Pendleton va. A. T. Bass et al;
appeal from Gonzales county. This case ia
similar to tho case of stamps ys. MeClelland,
supra Z. The appeal bond in this case is as
follows: II "1hat no is unable 80
give the necessary appeal bond TO effect his
appcal or pay the money" Hold, The bond
is insufficient in law. Tho appeal is dismissed
for want Of Jurisdiction. Appeal dismissed.
Hurt, j.
Zach. Miller W. the state: appesl from
Brszorie count. Appealant appiied for n
continuance in the court ,ielow ON ibe
ground that witnesses were absent by whom
ne could proys that one of tho steta's wit.
nesses was not 10 bs believed ON oath. oonrt
refused to grant the cont,nuance Hold
The testimony of said witness might he
struck out entirely without affecting the
case. Affirmed. Wiukler. iudee. ~
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THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1851.

THURSDAY. MARCH 81, 1851.
These drawing occur monthly (Sundays ex-
cepted) under provision OF an act of the Gen.
ersl Assembly of Kentucky. incorporating
the Newport printing and Newspaper Co.,
approved April ~, 1878.
~" This Is special act, and has never been
repealed.
The United htetes circuit court, on March
81, rendered the following decisions:
Ist-rhat the Commonwealth Bis.ri.
button Company in legal.
2d--Its drawings are fair.
The company has now on hand large 70.
serve fund. Read the l!st Of prizes for the
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graph companies, wss gran,ed in the superior
court this morning with $40 cost The in
junction restraining the Western Unicn com
pany from issuing Sl5,526, 500 of the capital
stock for distribution to its own stockholders,
is continued, that question not yet having
been argued. The injunction in other re-
spects Is dissolved.
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Another cycle of twelve months has rolled
around and we present Ggain our annual
claims to the public for continuance of tho
generous and increasing patronage heretofore
extended to the HERALD.
Tho last year has been one fraught with deem
interest to Texas, and more particularly to the
northern portion Of the state. New lines OF
railroads have been projected and now under
construction, while the older companies have
been extending their malnes and pushing
branches in every direction. Immigration has
been pouring in from nearly every state In the
union and the deneslyp0pul8tedcO Of En-
rope. These"immigrants,a as a class, are far Sill
P'iloi III iHbeiilSehce anu enterprise to those
usually falling TO the lot of new countries. AS
general thing they possess meaus sufficient 10
erect comfortable dwellings, improve farms.
and In this way add to our general prosperity
In tho face Of these facts the management of
the HERALD has underworld TO keep pace with
he advancement of the state, and the paper
has been enlargcdlrom twenty-four columns n
few monthsago to u forty eight column journal,
and is now the
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Vi TMA Il
a'nnGa a I'D . HIM. :,
TAKE McSTlEEi

Thls "a the only Lottery ryer voted on NV tina
people OF stale, and under n late tecisi6n of
,he v. =. supreme Court at Washington ia
me only Legal Lottery now In the United
states, all other charters having been re-
pealed or having no exlstencs 4 eplendld
opportunity TO via "A fortune. Grand distrihu
lion, Glass u, at New Orleans, Tuestaw
""rch y l.sl. Roth Monthly drawing
Louisiana State LOTTERY C0nlpaDy
rms ln,ttntlon was regularly IneorporAtea
by me Legislature of the State for Elucatlonal
and Charitable purpc ses In lss, for The Tern, Of
twenty tive years, &c which contract the nyl0ia-
PIE lalth OF ne State apelged, which pledge han
Ddeh renewed by an Overwhelming ponulnf vote.
securing It's franchise In the new constitution
eNopted December %, A, D., 1879, with can't
lal OIL ~ 200 $50, TO which IL has since gd,Ied A
reserve fund OF 3350,000 lis Grand Sinale Nn,n.
per pisllrlonilon WIN take place monthly on ths
5 5t tuesday ltueyer scales or p0stponss
hpo& ~ II" following Distributions
CAPITAL PRIZE S300w.
100000 Tickets at Two boilers each. ge,,
Tickets 81.
an
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Durham, March 2.--Vessels in the harbor
arc flying Gags at half.mas. for General
Colley.
Dir Endon Wood has loA Pie.ermori,zburg
for tho front.
Hart Mouds and Captain Morris werc
killed aud Captain Singleton severely injured
In Sundays engagement with the Doors.
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Telegrnrh I.itixatlon.

New York, March 2--Tho motion of coun-
eel for the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany 10 set aside the order for examination of
tho president and supdry directors Of tho
Western Union and American Union toe.
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With correspondence la all the principal
cities and towns In the state. and in the great
metropolitan cities of the country. 1t Is the
only paper in north Texas giving
Full Photographic Dispatches
From ali parts of the unltes States and EurOpe.
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MARcN DRAWING

800 Prizes. gl12, 400
Whole Tickets 81. Holf Tickets 81.
"a Tickets $50. IS Tickets Sl00
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or
send by express. Don't send by registered
letter or postofcc order. Orders of s5 ana
upward, by express, can besent at our expense
Address all orders 10 Il. NJ. BOAl,IMAN.
Courier Journal building, Louisville, Ky. Of
4 j. uU arford, 2i2 q koadway, New York
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commercial Paper

1t is without superior In the whole south and
stands mexcelled In Texas for the rnlness aud
correctness OF Its reports both at home and
abroad.
The HERALD In the future will occupy the
same high conservative ground which has al
ways characterized ii under It's present
management. showing favors TO none, nor
tt'llinS.to point out errors or endeayorlng
10 eradicate them even in the most exalted ro-
Hitlons, state or national
The HERALD in politics Is an independent
ournai, progressive In Its ideas, and advocaG
Ing those true, sound democratic prlnci-
plesond maasure that should nj one prevail In a
true democratic country and to those Nhc NAV
diher from II In its views and ideas, aud In
the discussion Of great measures and prlnci.
pies which may present themselves to the pub.
lie, 1t Will be courteous, and treat with co H.
slderation the dissenting opinions of Its oppo
nents, but In cool and deliberate manner
will battle Tor what 1t deems right and
for the great good of Texas and the country
Mt large.
The HERALD now occupies tho high POSI-
tioa OF being the Representative and
Leading Paper OF Texas.
And, soaring above any petty jealousles o
rivalelcs,. 1T will lend iis influence 10 any meas.
urc that viii benefit any ,wn, city or sec
ton in our great and growing commonw wealth
The management promises thst their efforts
shall not b. relaxed IN adding to the interest
and usefulness of the HERALD, and that sach
month there shall b. some improvement to
w sem overtime preceding one.
The Weekly HERALD
Is published every Thursday, nnd,is filled
with the most interesting and useful articles
which appear from day 10 day In the daily
HERALD, and therefore is generally esteemed
ihe most valuable journal In tho state TO
those living on the limo Of railroads and not
having daily postal communications with the
rest Of the world. In view OF .thesc ia eta 4, 4
confidently hoped that its patronage will In.
crease commensuratc.wi its worth.
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LIST OF FRIES.

iiom IriEes, amounting to ............. $40, 400
Responsible corresponding gents wanted |
III points, TO whom libpra comp nsatlon will
Ne pald For further information, write
clearly, giving full address. send orders Inv
express or regist cred letter or money order by
mail, addressed only TO
N A. DAUPn-N, ew Orleans. La.
N. BAH corresJ ,uence should be with
NJ. A. Dauphin as abov In Gil caees the
Tickets themselves are sent, and never circu-
lars Offering certificates or IN Ything else In.
stead. Any one proposing otter snythinc
else by circular or otherNis9 IN lisown be.
half or that of the companyt, wndler.
All our Grand u Stralr,ln Drawings ale
under the supervision o, Ian G. \. Reaurt.
gard, aud Jubal A. Earlv Capital prlzs
SlONOO0. Whole ticketssn.
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HEMP coRDAGE AND BOLT ROPE


A Aka0nruENT o. alXEH uuaM -
- Inch % inch Also, spunyarn, sci1l1r. EallId
hou.elihe Mafiine, Rounding. A. -.
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SOME VERY ZINE saMPLEa
- tx Kalakaua, for sale b BOLLEg a co.
-
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BLOCKS AND MAST HOOPS

OUTER AND CHEESE,
ID Received b the CRY q sgdury- ~ $50 ~
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DAINTS AND OILS.-ATLANTfC
Lead Huhhurk's Lead. Hutoact's Zine.
Ncfdigris, Black Paint Chrome Green.
Chrome yellow Paris Green. and
Pail assortment Of Fancy Palute
Foc sale b. BoLLEa a c..
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MANILA COKDAGE

DOILER LINsEED OIL IN BBLs.
- and gallon cans. Ras Paint Oil Its p1sr lnsr.
FOR saia 81 nOLLEs q O..
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a YULL AsssRTHENr Or sEzEs TESH
n six thread to ave inch.
2 8i8 ryLIEE a CO
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ID Raw Linsscd Paint OF. Warranted P1st trcis
Lard OIL. for Luhricatinr. Cases ~ sulrlI I've.
peniiuc. Atlantic Lead. in packages % ID. sal
upwards "a lhs Paint brushcs en- great -.
- n HUf.rrl i co
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GROCERIES.
LfAIHBANRg LAID IN PAIEa ! a Ten
H each. Butter In Jars and Kcxs. C1srss- casa
Assorted Table fruits Canned Mcafl 1srns md grrl
Honey In Glass, Pickles KEGS of Pickrs. rcrril1rl
kegs Of Pig Pork f0r family nae H1rr ~ CnTe C1alIl
and Caddies Of FINEST Tea sarti1sl IN gr 1n II 1o1l.
lermccili, Maccaroui. Crnekers IN vlEleiy cats sl
Key Sugar B0ILE8 a 90.
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SALMON.
GtOLuMnIA RIVER sALaUN ~ maHuEHa
~ and half barrels. Canned sslmou ffd 2 ID Hsa
pUfTN a rH
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NASE GOODS,
CIGARS.

~ A large assortment Of Fraitr. Meatr. sist
Lobstcrs, Clans. Oysters. HhrIm-a. 49,.
~ received, and Tor saie By BOLLE1 q Co
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IDATENT IRoE STEtPPED nLoCns
y Metallic Iron Strapped Biocts. Patent Buasfrr
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