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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-21
A FRENCH VIEW

Paris. January 30.-The Eclair to-day
commenting on the suggested additions
10 3D. Monroe doctrine. remarks:
Does the American government think
it IS strong enough 20 appropriate in rs
own interest one of the Two hemisphere
and forbid Europe TO have access 20 al
least half Of the world? If i- pushes It's
ev-ravg2ut preters.ous to this point
the only thing tAa. can happen VII be
th8, an Europe will arrive ct an un-
ders,ani.ng by which they Will close
their po-.s % American ships. a measure
which win make America ask for mercy
within O week.
why does America assume an a.
titude She cannot maintain
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ANNUAL CLEARANCE sALE-EwlNa BROS.
REPUBLICAN sUB-CoArNIITrEE
Meets in st. Louis and Elects a Sergeant at
Arms-Routine Business Transacted.

Meets in st. Louis and Elects a Sergeant at
Arms-Routine Business Transacted.
ST. Louis. Mo-, January 20.-TAe sub
Committee of the Republican National
Committee appointed to attend the de-
tails Of the coming convention in ST.
Louis met az the Southern Hotel to-day
to confer with a special committee ap-
pointed by the Business Mems League.
A quorum of the committee, which is
composed of Powell Clayton, OF Arkan-
sas; Jos. S. Manley, Of Augusta, Ne,
Chairman NJ. A. Hahn, OF Mansfield,
Mo; J. S. Clarkson, Of Iowa; R. c.
kerens, of st. Louis; w. J. Campbell,
OF Illinois, and Henry c. Payne, of VS.
conSin, are present. Mr.. Campbell is
represented by John R. Tanner and John
NJ. Ewing, OF Milwaukee has the proxy
OF Mir. Payne, wlo is at present in Eu-
rope.
Timothy E. Barns, Of Minneapolis,
was elected sergeant at arms.
A. o'clock tne committee adjourned
for lunch and when the members re-as-
sembled an hour later, a conference was
had behind closed doors with Samuel
Kennard, president, and w. II. Thomp-
sen, a member Of the Business Mems
League. of St. Louis. Nothing was
done but look over the plans for alter
ing the interior of the north nave of
the exposition building, where the con-
vention WI be held. Isaac Taylor, a
pr0minen. architect of tbs city, who
has the plans in charge, explained them
in detail and tomorrow the visitors and
local committee VIII visit the exposition
hall and whatever changes are to be
made viii then be decided upon.
Chairman Manley who has come here
authorized 20 make and execute any con-
tracts necessary to carry out the plans
OF the two committees, VIII finish up
everything tomorrow after the matter
OF the hall is finished.
This evening all the members of the
subcommittee of the National Repub-
lican Committee and a number of Wis
it.ng Republican politicians, were en-
terrained at dinner al the nome of Rich
ard c. Kerens, the Missouri committee
man.
At present the members of the sub
committee will not talk politics beyond
ayowing their own preferences for the
Presidency.
Mr. Manley declared himself an out
and out Reed man.
J. 5. Clarkson is for Allison, J. NJ.
Hahn for Mckinley in like manner. so
is John r. Tanner. unless Senator Cul-
lom can be induced to run. Powell
Clayton is red hot for Mckinley and
vows all Arkansas is with him. John
NJ Ewing is credited with being Nc
Kinley man.
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In another column this morning
viii be found a very interesting inter
View with Mr.. S. C.Walker. Govern
meu- immigration agent at Seattle,
Wash. Mr. Walker IS q Wes- Virgin
ian. wen known in this Stare and q
brother of the late Henry S. Walker.
He gives "a glowing account Of affairs.
business and industrial I'm the North
west since the passage Of the Wilson
bin. particularly I'm the great lumber
Industry Of ,lat section, which has de-
vel1ped TO enormous proportions in the
one year of the operation of the new
Democratic tariff measure. In that short
time it has quinupled IFS foreign trade.
Where one shipload of lumber wen, out
of Puget Sound under the operation Of
the Mckinley tariff. five cargoes now
go ou- bound for the markets of the
world. I'm Japan. China. india South
Africa. etc. And the lumber industry.
Do e borne in mind. was one Of the
things which the Mckinley .ar.d was
supposed to take special care of.
This IS one industrial instance Of
many similar cited by lIr. Walker. who
SAYS that in che NorJhvas- to-day VIII
lam L. Wilson IS the most popular
man in the United Safes
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I- IS pointed on. -ha- it viii not be
necessary for the Venezuelan Commits
son 20 leave washington i'm order 20 set
evidence upon the boundary l.ne dis
pute. The proofs are an Documentary
The papers and maps constituting the
case Of Venezuela are understood to be
ready FOR Immediate submission. and
copies Of all the documents supporting
the Br.ish claim VIII shortly be pub
tsaed in q Parliamentary "Blue Book
Documents not included in the official
cas- of either Of the contestants may
readily De obtained from the Dutch.
Spanish. French and Other foreign ar
chives upon request The notion thar
the Commission ID ght De obliged 70
make a circuit Of Europe and South AM
erica is incorrect; neither VIII j, De nee
essary for them TO visit the territory in
dispute since c1eir object is not TO make
q de,a lied survey, but to- discover evil
deuce sufficient TO establish broad
historic fact
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new departure IN federal legislation.
The whole act was assailed in the
courts on the ground that the uncon-
sttudonalty Of the bounty provision
v.ta.ed the entire measure of which
Il formed a part Without deciding
the consrmuonaltty Of the bounty pro
vision, IL was held to be separable from
the tariff portion of the ac..
/, remains. therefore, a question
whether it may be held to be for
the general welfare Of the United
States TO encourage the production of
sugar by -he grant Of a bounty. Should
It prove to be so. it would be hard to
conceive as Judge Shepard remarked,
why the producers Of corn, wheat, cot
ton, wool. coal. iron, silver, ore, etc.
might not be paid a bounty also. Some
Of these have had in protective duties
the indirect benefit Of a bounty, but it
is one thing to secure a benefit inciden-
tai to the Establishment of a certain
form Of taxation, and quite a different
thing % take money from The people
by taxation for a purpose other than a
public one 1t is argued that such an
8ct IS not an exercise Of legislative
power. and that the atJemp, to do It IS
an effort to exercise power not granted
by the constitution.
It happens that prior to the sugar
boun1es Of thaMcK.nley act no direct
money bounty ac, had ever been passed
by Congress. The nearest approach to
81 may be found in the act of July,
1866. known as the codfshery bounties
ac,. But this was passed not as a
bounty to the fisheries. but TO give
the fishermen a ramit,al of the duty on
foreign salt That was all they asked
for, and all they go-, and the conce5-
son was justified as a benefit to the
fishing trade. which is a nursery for
se3men and serves as a kind of naval
militia for the United StaJes," which
latter was maa.fes.ly a governmental
purpose As Comptroller Bowler ar
CUES, it cannot be said that such a
practical legislative construction of the
constitution has been made as viii re
qu.ra or justify the courts IN holding
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VENEZUELA COMMISSION
Meets and Selects Secretary and Other
Assistants-Wni Meet Again Friday

Meets and Selects a Secretary and Other
Assistants-Wi Meet Again Friday.
Washington, January 2O.-At the
meeting of the Venezuelan Commission
to-day the fact was made known that
letter had been directed TO the Secre-
tary of State by the commission request
ing him TO call upon the governments
Of Great Britain and Venezuela for evil
dence in support of their respective
positions in the boundary dispute.
Secretary Olney acknowledged the re-
ceipt of this letter and stated that he
had carried out the wishes of the COM
mission, but up to to-day's meeting no
answer had been received from either
of the governments. The commission
selected Mr. S. Mallet Provost, a well
known New York lawyer, who recently
successfully conducted the govern
ments case against Peralta Reavis as
its secretary, and also chose a corps OF
assistants, and then adjourned until
Friday.
Washington, January 20.-The Vene-
zuel9n commission has invited the gov
ernments Of Great BRIAN and Of Ven
ezuala TO submit to it all Of The evidences
IN their possession TO fur-her the work
Of the commission to be represented be-
fore 3. by attorneys ana all Of th.s win
the reservation that such representation
and appearance shall net be deemed an
abandonment Of any rights or position
heretofore assumed. It has done this
in order tha. the proceedings Of the com
mission may not be said TO be ex parte,
that the truth may appear. and that
tine may be saved n the inquiry with
which the commission is charged. The
invitation goes IN the shape of a letter
to Secretary Olney, who has made re-
Spouse saying that he has transmitted
a copy Of the commissions views to the
Two governments concerned. These
facts came out after a meeting Of the
commission today, although he letter
was drawn up and sent to the secretary
of State at its last meeting, Wednesday,
January 10.
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IT Is IN ALASKA.
The Gold Bearing Region of Forty Mile
Creek Beyond the British Line.

The Gold Bearing Region of Forty Mile
Creek Beyond the British Line.
Washington, January 20.-The rich
gold discoveries of Forty Mile Greek.
in Alaska, belongs to the United States,
and not to Great Britain The 141st
meriden of longitude has been accu-
rately determined by an employee Of
the British government, and properly
marked at certain places. General
Dufield, the chief of the coast survey.
says it shows that but sixteen miles Of
the creek as the bird flies. but twenty
three miles as the water flows, is in
British territory, and that in this por-
ton no gold has been discovered All
the remaining portion of the creek and
that in which gold has been discov-
cred, is in Alaska, and belongs there
fore to the United States. A bill has
been introduced in Congress providing
for the appointment of commissioners
to fix the boundary, but it has not yet
been acted upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-21
STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS

New York. January 2O.-Arrived:
Steamer Werkendam, Rotterdam; Ser
via. Liverpool.
Plymouth, January 2O.-Arrived:
Steamer Dunstry, Philadelphia.
Queenstown, January 20.-Arrived:
Steamer Evelyn, Baltimore.
Glasgow, January 2O.-Arrived:
Steamer Indrane, Baltimore.
Leith. January 2O-Arrived: Steamer
Magda. Newport News.
Hamburg January 20.-Arrived:
Steamer Brunswick. New Orleans.
Havre. January 20.-Arrived: Steamer
Merrimack. New Orleans.
Liverpool January 2O.-Arrived:
Steamer Flordif, New ORLEANS: Cuban.
New Orleans.
Liverpool. January 2O.-Arr.ved. Kan
sas, Boston; Num.d,an, Portland. va
Halifax.
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EPILEPTTC COLONY OPENED.

Mount Norris. \. Y, January 20
Craig Gloomy opened to-day for the re-
cepdon Of patients and thirty ep.lept.cs
Will be admitted at once. They will be
selected by DR.. Hoy., of the State Board
Of Charities, being geographically dis
jributed Later, others VIII be rece.v-
ed from county aims houses until the
full limit Of 200 is reached. ApDlica-
tons from al, over me United States are
received, and even from other countries.
as Canada, South America Russia and
Asa This is the frs, colony for zp:lep-
ties in the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-21
FUGITIVE EASILY CAPTrRED.

Cleveland, O.. January pa man
giving the name Of L. F. Preston
walked into the detectives office at the
City Hall to-day and said he was tired
of being a fugitive from justice. He
said that he held up J. ". Freeman. Of
Albany. \. Y, on September 6. 1895
and robbed him of $3.50. An examina-
ton Of the records showed that such a
man was wanted, and as Preston an
swered to the description given he was
locked up and the Albany authorities
notified.
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NINE. MODJESKA VERY Ill

Cincinnati, O., January 2O.-Mme.
Modjeska, the well known actress, is
lying i'll at the Burnett House. and her
physicians say that on no account must
she leave her bed tonight. Therefore
she could not fiji her engagement To-
night at the Walnut Street Theatre,
where her company is billed for this
week.
Her trouble is an Inflammation of the
glands of the neck and a sympathetic
swelling of the left arm, due to imped-
ed circulation. Very hard work recent
ly is assigned as the cause of her i'll
ness, which the physicians say is serious
but not necessarily dangerous.
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THE nANKs AND THE TREASURY.

The latest statement Of the gold held
by the national banks published Dec
ember IS. 1898. compared with the pre-
v.ous statement Of September IS, estab-
fishes the point that the banks ar the
time Of the treasury's need were not
only deaf TO the appeals of the treasury,
bu, actively joined in the scramble for
sald and added some S6,OoOOOO to ;heig
loard.ngs of the yellow metal
The bulk Of the addition 20 the gold
hoard in national bank vaults was
made, Of course. by the New York banks.
Here is a statement of the gold held n
some Of the leading reserve cities at the
dates Of the two returns:
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DEFENDS THE PRACTICE.

Washington, January 20.-Postmaster
General Wilson to-day sent a state
ment to the Senate in response to a
resolution Of inquiry as to the practice
OF deducting money from the pay of
railway mail clerks for violation of the
regulations of the department Mr..
Wilson says the practice has prevailed
for the past twenty years. and defends
it as necessary to maintain discipline
and secure efficiency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-21
THE ATTITUDE CONDEMNED

London, January 20.-The Globe this
afternoon. in an article coGdemn:ng the
attitude of the United States Senate
Ccmmitte on Foreign Affairs. saws:
The English people will not stand
much more tiouting from anybody. and
these gentlemen. whom we credit with
no more exalted sentiments than 70 wish
to stand we'll with their Irish cons itu-
ents, may very easily find themselves
face 10 face with a situation that could
only be called appalling"
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Washington. January 2o.-The Sher-
man statue commission hss decided 10
place the equestrian statue of General
sherman 20 be erected IN Washington
under the auspices Of the Army Of the
Tennessee on the reservation jus.
South OF The United States Treasury
building. where 2 can be seen the length
Of Pennsylvania avenue from the cap
i-Ol WeCt ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-21

AS for myself" says Gen. Alger Il
am a candidate for no Office. A man
who IS not a candidate IS in far be--
ter position than one who IS. He can
eat where DE wants 10 and go 10 bel
when he wants 10. He can talk as he
pleases. he can travel when he pleases.
and no one has any right % question
him if ne can pay his way. He feels
freer and better than O. candidate And
yet. Fl Gen. Alser were vayi2id by the
Republican Convention and forced 90
take the nomination the chances are
tha. he would not call the police.
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$40 REWARD.

The above Reward will be
paid to any one who will secure
The arrest and conviction Of the
person or persons who are now
regularly stealing the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER Onthe
Island and North Main street.
West Virginia Printing Co.
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MARYLAND REPUBLICANS
Caucus hut Fail to Select a Senatorial Can
df6ato

Caucus hut Fail to Select a Senatorial Can
didate.
Annapolis. Nd, January 2O.-The
Republican Senatorial caucus met to-
night, and after remaining in session
for an hour and a half, adjourned TO
meet tomorrow at p. m. Three bal
lots were taken with the following re-
suit:
First Acknowledgment. %; Colds
borough, %; WeStcOtt, II; Mullikin, 4;
Dixon, .: Mudd. l.
Second ballot-Wellington, %; Colds
borough. 27; WestcOUt, II; Mullikin, );
Dixon, >; Mudd, l.
Third ballot Wellington, %; Colds
borough, 26; Westcott, 10; Mullikin, 4;
Dixon, 2; Mudd, l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-21

If the Christian nations Of Europe
jus. give the Turks and Kurds time
enough the Armenian question VIII
solve itself. There VIII be no more
Christians left w.Olin the Sul,an's do
main.
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DIED..

LIVINGSTON-Mo January goth.
1896, at $3.50 o'clock p. m, George Living
stOn.
Fune-al notice hereafter.
USTER-Sunday, January 18th, 1856 at
S:35 p. m, al family residence, No 1910 boiI
street. Louisa, wife of Herman Custer IN
her SD year.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at
. O'Clock. Friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend Interment at Mt. Zion
Cemetery.
DOLAN-On Saturday. January :. 1896,
at 11:2O p. m. at her home on Chapine
street. Mrs. Fannie Claudne DOlaa, aged 20
years and 10 months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-21

The only cities in the above l.sc W1lch
shows q reduction are Milwaukee, where
there is a decrease Of S109.922; San
Francisco. which notes a decrease Of
S661S3. and Pi-tsburg. which reports a
trivial decrease Of s22.23 New York,
on the other hand. shows an increase
Of S5.397,91S. Boston, an increase Of
s324S91. and Washington an increase
Of 1922. 4S0.
While the national banks of the re-
serve cities were adding S6.357,965 to
their holdings of gold. the treasury was
subjected to a heavy drain. The gold
reserve which on September IS, s-ood
az S9L369.6 SIS. was reduced by Deem
bsr Is TO S75.933.S11 a loss Of s1S,4S5,-
So7. The figures carry their own les
son. As the Boston Herald says, they
furnish ample evidence not only Of a
lack Of patriotism. but also of a lack Of
business slrewdaess on the part Of the
NATIONAL banks and they afford abund-
ant proof Of the mftnsss of these in
solutions TO be .nuus,ed With mon
opoly Of the circulation"
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CONVENTION % CRFDIT -

VUNN IN IION OF CREDIT MEM
Cleveland, O., January pa call will
be issued in a few days for a national
convention Of credit men and mercan-
tile agents TO be held probably in this
city. The object is to form a national
association and to secure uniform laws
throughout the country in regard to
bankruptcy and insolvency. 1t is
claimed that particularly in the South
and Southwest outside jobbers are at
the mercy of local creditors.
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WANTED.

WANTED-GOOD BAKER TO WORK as
second nand. Apply 70 FRED 6.
WANTED-GOOD. SECOND HAND a
horse power tubular boiler. Also SO gallon
jacket kettle. Address A M'CONNEGHY,
Blaine. Ohio. ja2leu
WANTED SECOND HAND BOOK
case. Address +. r.. this office. jal5h
BOARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN
and wife; private family preferred. State
terms Address F., Register office.
ialedqer
ED-PURCHASERS FOR Blank
House Leases. oil Leases, For Rent Cards.
For sale Cards, and Rooms for Rent
Cards. Call at Register Office
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CHARLES II. TANEY, General Manager.

The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. is entered at the Postcfhce in
Wheeling. w. Va. as secoud-ciass matter.
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CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETINU.

- Notice is hereby given t.a'
meeting OF the stOcknOldcr- ot tl.
Mutual Benefit ASS citation wil tt
the principal Office OF the corporate
city If Wheeling. "a est N.rE.u.H.
Il2s Market street, Room 5000 i'-
Building. at / O'Clock p. 3D.. ou tr
Tuesday in January l-~fh l-'. Z"
elect a Bourd OBJ Director .n- OH.
wear and transact such other
may come before The meeting
CHARLES i. THOMPSON
fvI1N1l
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NEW ADVFRTleEhEA-s-

FOR RENT-THE STORE EoD,. ANS.
tofOre occupied hy WI 1
drug store. corner Of Th.rty--h- .
streets; also from o 90 room U -....
brick building Possession -ta. 4
Apply 10 MRS. +. e. ZiEG-E. S. F.
Thirty-third street, city.
MONEY TO LOAN-SJ-1IS To SUTTON.
unincumbered real estate. J..Hs
MOORE, Hotel Brunswick. or ..fr.-
d ROBINSON, Attorney. 1911
ST rect .....
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RUARN. A. ID. 1886,
commencing al l0 o'clock a. m. sell at
rublIc auction TO the highest bidder, at
Ia north front door of the Court House
of ohio ...uty " cst Virginia, in the city
~ Wheeling. the following described real
estate situate iu the said city, county and
S-afe that Is TO say: All OF the north half
of lot numbered ten OW In Jonathan Zane $
addition. between Main street and the
eest line of the Pittsburg. Wheeling ana
I(1ntuclv Railroad Company, and 'front.'
inc an the west side of Main street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, beng me
property known as the O4d fahIieIl
on his property there is a two story
frame dwelling house. and the real estate
is "A most desirable piece OF property ana
Terms III Sale-One-third Of the purchase
money and as much more thereon as the
rrirrhasar shall elect 90 pay. IN cash on
The dav OF sale. and The residue or the
purchase money payable in two equal IN
stalImtuts I'm one and TWO years respect
iveiv from the day OF sale. with interest
from that day, the purchaser 70 give ms
notes for the deferred payments payable
70 tho order Of said special commissioner.
and the title 10 the property sofa 70 DE- re-
tanned until payment in run or the pur-
,Laea money with interest which may
a. PANNELL GARDEN.
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify THAI the above named
euacial commissioner has given bond ana
security as required by law and saiq de-
cree. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk Of said Court.
ia6S10I3.15.17.302,2 t,Zl.-9.3l
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLUII-

The annual meeting OF the s-o.f.0
of the Citizens Street Railw-y
VIII he held al the Office or tho ~
Railway Company. l"E Main tr.
urday. January -. 1880. between f..
of 2 and %. M. for the election ..
tors and such other business th.f u.t f.
presented. W. i. Sli Hl....
fa4OaWi Score 81
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RLACKSMITHING AND COAL

Bids viii be received no the 'ltI la. Yr
for Blacks mithiny 90 be done at ... U.
Works and Elecl ric Light Plant ..r .l...
Rod OF one year; also bids for lur..-..-
oi mine coal 10 the Electric Ll.lt
the same period. Specifications .HI ..-
az the office. All bids must Doe .l 4u .- ..
fore January 31st. I~98.
The Board reserves the right tl r...t ...
or all bids GAS IaI~ ....
GODFRrY SCHrL. Sec'v
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CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETLN.

The annual meeting of the s.oesho.ae-
of tine Fire and Marine lnsurt.
panv of Wheeling. W Va. will
the Office of the company Tue M
ing. January 18th. 1896 between t
of eleven 0D and twelve ~
the election Of a Board of Iir
for the transaction Of any other
that may come before them.
ja1fOawr W1LlE XIV IN. Do
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GENERAL NOTICES.

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Persons having claims against ta. ..
of James r. MuilooL, Us, a-e4. W,l
sent them as once to the uul-rSig.. .
perly verified; and those who may
Cebted are requested 20 m i.- lr0uH- -.
tlement. The building. ground lrl-,
stock on hands at no. lG-l South S.u
Will De sold upon reasonable terms.
JAMES MCKINLEY.
DIM fuf s. RI frr ID T.rrr.s - lftffr,,r
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FOR sALE-M'scELLiNEous.

FOR SALE-MEAT MARKET. DOING 4
good cash business. Good reason for -ellin,.
Address NJ. Register Office. is1getda