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, 1882-03-24
Port Townsend
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PORT Townsend. w. 4.

The above IDsLlrutIOR navTng been paced on
a permanent foOtiug, as the United States Hos
pital for Marine PatIeulS ON Puget Sound, the
proprietor takes pleasure In announcing that
no pains or expense Will be spared In minis.
terlng the comfort and convenience OF prl-
Vate patients.
This IL the largest General Hospital north OF
San francisco, and by far the most complete
In equipment. u has been thor ughly retitted
apN fefurniShet. It's general wards have &C.
commodatiOns or about one hundred patients
and are peculiarly adapted Tor cases requiring
the most car. tn treaCment and constant su.
pervlsion AT limited expense. Those Who de-
sire them Will be furnished with private rooms,
entirely separate aud distinct, at slight add.
tional cost,
6Trhe attention OF Mill owners, ar 4 those
Interested in shippl 3, is called ~ the tact that
seamen suffering from contagious diseases Will
be treated outside the HOSPITAL without ex'
pense 10 the vessel
Thomas L. Minor, N. d.,
2S.tf Managing Surgeon.
, 1882-03-24

Ann week In your own town. a. Outn. free. No
Wrhrisk. Everything new. Cap'tal not required.
mi I'VE will furnish you everything. Many are
VOUmaking fortunes. Ladies make as much as men
and boys and girls make great pay. Reader, II Won
want n business at which YOU make great pay al
the time YOU work, write for particulars to II. HAL
LIFT e 90. Portland. Maine.
, 1882-03-24
j AMES G. SWAN,

Attorney at Law, Proctor in Admiralty and
Notary Public.
T. s. COMMISSIONER. THIRD JUDICIAL. DIS
TRlCT, WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
special attention given 10 nOiug Marine Pro.
tests, Narne surveys al all matters perlaining to
ma.ilime law.
OFFlCE-In Van Pokkecn'S building, corner
Adams end Washington streets, opposite court
house,
Porv Townsend, Washington Territory
, 1882-03-24

Por, Townsend, Warrington Territory
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
FOUR,lAhDlI.lON
rae GlosYeo Oar Z FunG.

The entertainment for the purpose OF
raisiup additional funds for the support
of the Coffee Carts during the coming
winter will open this evening In tho
seoond story of the Smith Building on
Market street above Sixth Ihe ladles
having the matter in charge nave leIt
nothing undone TO make 1T granu sue,
cess. There are many new ana novel
features that will be introduced, among
them being q japanese tea house, which
will be arranged strictly in accordance
with oriental style, and will convey TO
tho visitors an idea Of the places which
| in thai country occupy the same reIa-
tion that the beer saloons do In our own
| land, This part of the entertainments
ia gotten up, and will be under the SUI
peryision Of lady and gentleman who
have recently returned from Japan.
There viii! also be a Japanese booth,
stacked with a choice selection OF Ja-
panese goods suitable for holiday pres
ents, Handsome Christmas cards with
temnerauce notices, and an endless
varietv Of other goods will be offered
for sale. There will be a Punch and
Judy show from to O'CLOCK eacn
evening, and tomorrow afternoon.
| A restaurant will also be conducted
nv the ladies', which will be supplied
with ali the delicacies of the season.
A supper that Epicurus would envy
will be served at Z O'Clock at a reasona.
lble price. As the admission Is but II
cents, and the proceeds for such q wor
It1y object, the entertainment should b
lii6eraily patronized, 1t will remaiL
Ionep hut two evenings, and 1t Is hoped
that at the close tomorrow night I'M
IresulC will exceed tho most sanguint
lexnectations of the n ansgers.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
LOcnI LOgtinEB.

Very blustery to-day and the dust
flies in the clouds.
Parties will be all the rage this win
ter. A large number have already been
announced.
The street cars on the Front and
Union streets Passenger railway, bave
been supplied with new dash ooaros'
made of sheet iron.
Front street was terribly dusty this
morning aud pedestrians were almost
blinded by the immense clouds. Inc
street should be paved.
Tie new morocco factory, corner
Front and Monroe streets, Is Eow Ia
eperation in the lower stories ana Will
be in full blast in few days.
In responding to the alarm Of fire
last night the Reliance engine ran over
and killed terrier dog on Tatnall
street above Ninth.
The ferry boat Delaware, now at the
wharves Ot the Harlan 81 Holltngswortn
Gem pany undergoing repairs, will leave
/ TOR Philadelphia tomorrow.
The work on the Delaware View
Almshouse building, at Hare's Corner,
IL progressing finely. The brick wors
of the Insane Department Is completed
apd workmen are putting the cornice'
on.
Capitalists should consider the ques
Ition of building horse railway or
narrow gauge railroad to connect VIII
Imington with New Castle, 80 that the
two cities could have frequent inter
course with each other. The invest
Iment would pay.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
Reduction OF Revenus

Among the plans being disp,,,d,
Revenue officers for reducing ,,r,l'
are the following: ''
First. Reduce the tax on vb,I,,
to SO cents. This will cut "a nm ma,
three million dollars
Second. Reduce the tax Cd oA,,.
to eight cents on cigars to three jSII.,
which will cause a reduction oitTs0t
two million dollars.
Third. A reduction Of the bs,h
to fifty cents a barrel would amount /
seven million dollars.
Fourth. Reduce special taxes tcth
lowest amount necessary to sS1nl
proper supervision Of the GOvsvusu|
over dealers say four million doI1n
Fifth. Abolish the tax 90 nsrhe.
bank checks, and all Other srAGs'
viii Oh now amount to twelve million
dollars annually making q total rcduuI
tion of $78, ,0O0, 900, without abolsha|
the Internal Revenue system and ltayl
ling a handsome income from Nj
! source, without burden TO anyclaBOl
| interest. These propositions sVidsna
come from the internal Rsvsausotf
@ rs, who are naturally anxious to prs
serve the machinery OftASggsm,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
Dr, yye,Is at,ne CeulraI.

At the Bible reailng exercise tnls
morning in Central Church Rev DR..
Wells took for his tsxt EphesisDs lv.
80: "Grieve not the Holy Spirit OF
God" and answered at length the
questions, How may we as individuals
erieve the Holy Spirit, and now may
we as an organized church grieve the
Holy Spirit? Asindividuals we may
grieve the spirit by cherishing sin In
our hearts, by yielding to sin, by ne
glect of secret prayer, by neglecting the
Bible, Ivy neglecting the means OF grace
by Withholding that which belongs TO
God and by resisting the Spirit.
Asa church we may grieve the HOLY
Spirit, by not recognizing the presence
of the spirit by depending upon human
means, by negleoting the use OF means
bv being satisfied with present results,
by upkind criticism, by friVolity, care
lesspess and indifference, and by CIV
ing glory TO man rather than to glory
Ths.e several points the speaker ela
horated. much TO the interest and lu-
struction of the large congregation
present. A number of requests tor
prayer were Rad, and an opportunity
offered ipquirsrs 10 remain for spiritual
instruction, and the meeting closed
with prayer and the benediction. The
subiect of tho sermon for this evening
lis "What will be the doom ofthe final
| ly iHpenitent ? The service begins al
7 so D. m. and oil are invited.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
FIFTH EDITION !;
The DuPOutPa,--

The fair of DUPONT po..
A. r.: which has been ON, onsr NO. "a.
past three weeks In the leCinrs u ,1 lof ths
the Opera House closed last ' a, rOo4 Of
Policeman Blackburn was "SD n, evening
the ladies gold watch, '"y received
A large number Of ar,,o, !.
CHANGED off among them ''Iles h's Wars
following: ~ oeinR The
A tea set to Horace Greelsv. aim,
rocker to Geo.gn P. Rain. cald'a
cake to Adam j. schrack: waI pyramid
Clarence o'Neil. Red Man, sA hCtosto
r Rnatt; K, of P. badge to r. ~ Fs,s Is y
l: 0. o. Il. badge to Christopbs, s saaSlyi
silver watch to Il. p. FrsnSi,D Franz ,Daoet
cushion to Annie L. Kssn. pla|
holder to A. Albright; cbsm5.," "llst- ~
j. I. Haddock; carpet rocker - 1ss SeI \
Booth; pin cushion to J. Taylor Sspa| djss,g
set, Mrs. Harris; rifle, James II ps p.llsi
ebony table, s. Redmond Smith. n, Sogg' S
William Green; large doll, Do,a a'0n ga
mer; whaelbarrow,s S. s JohproSnIa SIa .0.I Az
fort rocker. George shuster' ,S.o ua
Z assooks, I. r. Kilmer; bo, Oa,E X,
dressed in G. A. R. uniform. I ~ c,V uoll
oil painting, Mary Home; MI, Slau
slippers, William Seeds; Is,Osp p'Is Is
Daniel McVey; hat rark N' n'a Sap
Lacey; chamber set, V, Barnes, IS N.Y.!
cake basket, Blanche Sanders '''
A number of other articles ws,s a.
posed Of ut auction, and Scms 's y.
things were returned to tbe O,s'
from whom they were PURCHASED ~
Although the commit ca b'r,t
to labor hard they have the sasI.
tion of knowing that the fair @ bss'
a grand success, and will net, lhS.
. clear profit of nearly $500.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
UseruIChristmas Presents

There is in this city first class
china and glass store where fancy prices
are not known. The goods are all stan
dard reliable makes and very large
stock to choose from, decorated aud
plain iron stone table. saloon and toll
ette ware, glassware in all the new de.
signs. Lamps, majolicA, cutlery and
spoons, vases, cologne sets, motto cups
and saucers &c. Iron stone chamber
sets in blue, maroon, pink, green and
red band at $3 so. Plain iron stone tea
sets (4O pieces $3.50; finest $500
bronze lamps (complete) 30 cents
bronze parlor lamps, 86 cents decorated
or bronze figure parlor lamps, 90 cents
l. Lewis Row No. Ii E. I'd street.
Remember the number.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
RbEATEEH,

Robins 0N-Cn the 22nd inst, OF Typhoid
Fever, Clara A., wife OF VIM. q. Robinson,
In her 2qth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
yited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
ience OF her husband, T0S Spruce street, on
Friday, Nov. 24th, vt ~ o'clock. without
further notice. Services at the house
Cecil County payers please copy,
STIMMELIs--On tho Gath inst, Drueilla,
wife OF lhor. W. stimmeli, in the seth year
of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
sneotfuliy invited TO attend the funeral from
the residence Of her husband. 100 West 18th
street, on Monday afternoon, Nth inst,, at '
O'Clock. 1ntsrment at RivetVieW cemetery
PIERCE-O On the .srd inst, Jacob Pierce, In
the 73td year Of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dencs o: Irwin Pike, Beupa Vista, below
Vandever avenue, ct . o'clock on SUNDAY
afternoon. lnterment ut Rivervlew GENE
I terry.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
MnYnr1n NOIlFI.

Police business seems to be at stand
still again, and the punishment meted
out at the recent session of Court to
yiolators cf the law seems to have had
the effect of preventing others from o.
Tending. The only case before the
Mayor last evening was That of Isaac
Cannon, colored, charged with commit
ting an assault and battery on another
colored man named John Ride0ut. Inc
com plalnant had been struck WITH a
porter bottle in his right shoulder be-
sides receiving several cuts and bruises
on his face. He also had his collar bone
dislocated. His evidence, which was
somewhat mixed, showed that there
had been a fight, in which several
others besides Isaac were engaged. Ii
was dark when it took place, and as he
could not positively swear that Isaac
had struck him, the Mayor dismissed
the case.
This morning John Hunt came into
the dock with smiling face and .
pleasant "good morning gentlemen,
John was charged with being drunk
and disorderly, and on the evidence OF
the officer was adjudged guilty and
fined 81 and costs. George woodward
who was with him was sentenced tc
pay the same amount.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
Deaths DOInRI,

Lizzie White, wife OfGeNge Cnpsi
ter, col0red, died at thsresiance I'M
husband, No. IS West Twelfth stree
about u o'clock last night, after pll
tracted illness OF two months, from u
effects of dropsy. Deceased V@aboa
So years of age and highly esteemed b
all who knew her. She was aeOHds
eut member Of the African Union
e. church, and a bard worker iHta
cause of Christ She was also aHsIl
Der of one or two Colored Socl'uaaa
her death will be keenly felt BY The :
naming members The deCeaSslS U
sister to Noah White,a former porter
the P. W. & B. railroad restaurant,
now proprietor Of the cigar store,
S43 French street. ,,,
The funeral Of the deceased lady v
take place on Tuesday next ttc
her late residence, Services v
be held In the church ct when sas ~ y
a mem her and the interment VIII '
place at St. Peters cemetery
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
seechor's PnOlox rapnlc work

A. 2. Beecher has taken the whole
police force of Mayor Wales separately.
He has also received an order from the
Ladies' Aid Society of Newark, New
Jersey for 81 dozen cabinet, ana "a
dozen card pictures of Rev. George Il.
Bristor who is ncw stationed IN that
place. e,,u
The pictures are 10 be sold at fair
now going on in the church OF which
Mr.. Rristor is to be pastor.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
spG.r1ns with Insanity.

A man, whose name could not De
learned, but who boards at Front and
Harrison streets, was taken to the In
sane Department of the Almshouse
;his morning suffering with insanity.
He was very violent and it was with
considerable difficulty that lie could be
got into the carriage.
The man is morocco hnlsher ny
trade and has been in this country
about year. He was afflicted with a
similar malady about two years ago, ,out
was tsm porarily cured and has been
very dociie since, until u few days age
when the disease returned and he ID
now a raving maniac, He Is unmar
r;a6
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
What the DOver Politicians come

There is no truth whatever in the
flippant assertion that certain Republi-
can leaders from Dover were In this
city yesterday for the purpose OF laying
pl aus to oust revenue collector Mcln-
tire ard Collector of Port Thompson.
They we're in the city it is true but for
the legitimate and laudable purpose OF
looking up and having paid some old
campaign bills that had not been paid.
The conjecLures that ex-Congressman
Loflaud was looking after Mr.. Ncln-
tires place and Mr.. Cannon, OF the
Sentinel, was sfter Lewis Thompson's 9
place was stimulated by the fact that
two years ago they werO candidates tor
t ese positions, and Of course 1t requir-
ed but little ina gination to reach the
conclusion that they were here again
for that purpose. Leading Republicans
however of all shades agree that there
was no other significance in yesterday
visit than to settle some unpaid cam
paign bills.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
nanrh Exam nTnmOr.

Mrs. Addie M. Todd. wife OF j. A.
Todd, residing at No. 610 Poplar street
died at an early hour Wednesday
morning from the effects of tumor
from which she had for some time been
sufferer. The deceased was very
estimable lady, and will be sadly
mi ssed in her home, where as wife
and mother she shone as the light O.
the household. The funeral which
was largely attended took place this
afternoon ut 2 O. 'Glock.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

NJ the Peace Cochran, certifying tn aI
Constable Pritchett was the prlnclpai
Witness for the prosecution In the arrest
and conviction of Levin WoodW yard
The matter was referred to the law
Committee. -, Ia.
Mr, Quinn wanted to know %hal
right the telephone company had &c
obstruct the sidewalks with the enor'
NOUS poles which they are at present
erecting. He said that he knew OF an
instance where the pavement was op-
structed for three feet from the cutp
He mad understood from an electrician
that these large poles are dangerous
during thunder storms, and he thongn'
the company should be compelled Il
mt a lightning rod on each one,
Mr.. Bailey stated that the City 80
Hector had declared the erection OF th'
no!es illegal, and that it could only Dc
done by means of a special act passeG
Ihv the Legislature. The matter wa
referred to the Street Commissioner
Orders were granted for the paymen
of the following hills; VIM, Summons
S4l3. 80; John Collins, S55.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
preparing for WINE ,,,t

From information 10 lo'V tbs saltl
certain parties who hlStIS GsyS vidp \
habit of making nlsvS,y ~ :y,diu, ora
coal coal! yard OF Wesley ygOS %'Ius1,t SsIptrg
selves. sci, About 8 1 O'clock %sn IN tSI tbs ,
Stealing uS the black ID diH%SiIDSSsa'y %iiI Ssys'.
him to the ball. do WI"
inc this evening
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
serious Fall,

About 3 O'Clock yesterday M'sla"' tils
a carpenter named King, reslde1! 0.,.
New Castle, and emyloyeGl lsII., ~ 'n' gV,' ~
waro View AlmshOuSe OONaInSSu ~, y,
in course of construction = 9sM u. In',, hs,s
Corner, fell from the 'Op o. Sas, sDS ~ asI,a N
department, a distance Of "a sOGai ;aiss ~ n \
striking his ankle on tho '.l.s's lSS \ \
otherwise ipjurins him SevS,',,i ,'ion, M \
was picked ny in an GGcGOso,sjiS'l il Ssos T. N
tion and conveyed to bis nOI, a,'.aaS y i
Castle where a physician ,a,s,n,I S.'cuJ'I \
his injuries which b, are IN ,a't,.T ns,Tu
%:y 'Bs y,IEjssIs, l's I'll? IN: 's,s,5 :;s, u,
sufferer could not be aSC'''''D
morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
rna a1arun I.nnf Night.

The alarm of fire aboRt $50 O'Clock
last night struck from signal box No. d
Tenth and Orange streets, was caused
b1 the accidental igniting of a dress IL
the house of George Miller, colored, at
S38 Tatnall street, which came in CON
tact with lamp near by. The tiamet
were soon exttnguished without the
aid Of the department who all respond
ed to the alarm.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
NhFN { mb OV Nj

Mullin 8 Son, s. sit'a 'i,as s1I st1eItesg,
tSs'g SHsy aii the time T,' 20 a. itso
80; 81 G's5@Gs conFsc tho peel PsGPlls lorss' CO..
:isSlss :s,sd ~ t. ssss S-a' hey 81 R',s s.
d1sthsIE do the kind Of WORE
q masses. -
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

ETOMFORT AT lo3 L. SIKH STREET.
z ThisS cent -four lisa great comfort. II
makes white bread, IL is excellent, only ~ a
barrel. Have you tried our Shamrock hout2
It makes bread as white as SNOW, IT taxes the
lead Of ali our -four. Our great sale OF cheap
goods will be ou Saturday. ans dried apples
Z chs buckwheat 25c; abs 1ntncemeat &c;
we mud the ttuit and have our mincemeat
mSde to order; 1t is truly excellent; Sbs apple
bitter g5c: 3Rs laps zoe; Sibs crackers 70 cts.
We have edless cherries, prunells, evapor'
ated apples and peaches; California plums,
ey- Dorated olackbe;ries and huckleberres;
all kinds o. .sllies and preserves. Buttertup
snaps fruit Uiscuit, cream biscuit, egg bis.
biscuit, lunch bt cult. We have as many
cakes as confectioners. Come and see and II
there ia any thing you don't sec, ask for II, We
have it. Our cofse cleared in thHr the fOaSt1pg ing
it KEEPS Your husband In Vood hum0E' a ou'
II cent coffee is the wonder OF all; our Para
lie ma ) you happy; have you tiled those
early rose potatoes at Soc. bushel. OOmt
| to los East Sixth street and see l! you Wen'
get the VOL til Of your money from
nOvZ4-3* l. M "AEN'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
~a' unIasIll

is the leading Lung rS pSs psrtt
m mineton, IuN Del, oaaDn,ti,sIy ana ,IV prCr'aa
sap.SiiS5n'q sa@ ction quickly cs5s' G.o"p, 81 &
pniGs'' and s. 90 Sold y d''.siss 'j.osp''sr %
E01F!s EsV 3 CO., o"T COZ Arch ST. F''''
Wholesale agents
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
Annual Meeting. .

The Diamond State Joint Stock Com,
pany will hold their Fifth annual
meeting at Ezioh church, Ninth and
French streets, on Tuesday, Nov. 2Sthr
To which all VINO wish to join, an invi-
tation is extended to be present.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
c,veu q Meme !,

The Trustees Of Of f1s fS1ssctidHsdpI tH
tle County, nav nave 'bHaiildius'. p,
sssss,S sssssssssssipsiy ! ,s;;ss. Isas@.a i =. e.
spR,Sssi'asss ,SgsIes as well 4. ss 7i,,is'"' 7pi,,,is"
sp,snuiSd s.pp,rsroundirg county.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
Co,IeU1er,s Mlnstrelh

The result of tho great negro ~, II, \,
about which ths nevsPspSl'0 aa0 I, |,
much much to say a few months q. az \. ! !
ginning to be apparent, t,',,I1S,sg,' fTs "
party, Consisting Of Ia. Ua.''spiiiS sSi b
bratei Georgia Ministries vinaHs nj
iy's European ColoIea 1 u,II M'l,stIl dTl
frst performance in w VT,S ,,SSDs.itI| sH
Opera Hon"e, Or mex, !1,. " Tcsmvr sunpie !
The members OF thlS VDT %br 4
colored men, among Tn Usor, a
found some of the 0eS' H''
the country. M
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
shuntera. SlyKtere.

Hanna, sos Jefferson street, sells the
best Is ard 800. oysters In the city; also
the celebrated cove plant prime oys-
ters.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

Having received q large invoice OF o.
ovs,ers and not having room, will sell
to the trade few bushels cheap
Apply at No. 4, West 4th St.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
MARRIED.

LUCAS-ARNOLD--O wednesday even
ing, Nov. 22d, ,at the residence Of the BRIDES
grand father, M. Il. Hickman, by the Rev.
Francis 4. Arnold, Samuel Lucas, otPhlla.
delphia, to Anna Hickuan, daughter Of
the officiatiRR clergyman.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
Coach Pups

would make good Christmas pr esent.
Several full, blooded coach pups. Ap
ply at REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
NnVRO wei.

Mr.. M. T. Poole, who was able to be
out last week, has hada relapse and Is
sgain very i'll.
James Oliver the painter who fell
from a scaffold last week, is much
worse. He was delirious YES terday
and last night, and but little hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

Farmers use good sage, perfectly
pure, "a cents a pound. Sold BY Dau-
forth, druggist, cor. End and Market.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

Geo. w. Bush & Sons Shenandoah
coal is the best for family use.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

On nand that we bought
CHEAP for cash. The prices
are from So to $25. They
are pronounced as G o o d
value as there is anywhere
for the money. We have a
Young Mans Ulsterette for
$40 that we handled a great
many Of, and would wish to
have every young man who
contemplates buying to
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
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opening VI
see them
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

sK1 ANTET-TWO GOOD TIN ROOF
wv ersa steady i1b lSr goSa nome no24st G
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

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Holland will make one large photo;
Uranh with frame for $1.25, retouched
In tbe finest style; no finer made In the
city fine retouched cabinets lot %
8 cards finely retouched for VI, ana PIC
lures copied and enlarged In same style
at the very lowest prices. The only
cheap tirst.class galleries In the CITY,
No. 307 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
EuOurI ElOUFli

Kimble, S. E, cor. Front and Madison
SITS, has Just received u choice lot OF
spring and winter wheat -four which ne
is selling from IS up to 80 per barrel
A very fine roller process -four for $1
can't be beat for the money in This city:
ANY one will do well to give him call
before buying elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
THIRD EDITION.
CtVY COUNCIL.

Khe OEdlnsncs PF@Hi"AsI"A " '
selling OF sioOds "n she S're0S'"
DO Repealed.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

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