WWdedmghm-eeh
Ema! nun-lee, “LL; 3331:. Rev. W. G.
Swahili.”
Went-flit street. near La-
m' nous. unmJBA-m: 7r in;
sunny and, icky-v.3. Elm max.
WTW Emotes-
.ieaJox Ll;!!.flgmfllil. Rev.
JonDAnn. m. .
n. & carat—u“ 11an at service,
l0¥Ll.;7P..§l SundlyechooLlix. Rev-.13.:—
InAGMDfiB—L.
WWMWMnuusmre.Wash—
in‘mn street. Home! service 25' p.115. 7;). m
Prayermectthanlnge.
S'r. P511: Wu. (rm—Church Square
Rev. W3. C. MD. 13.,W. Rom of ser—
vice. 10km: 72.;3. “maxi-.11.
1051.14 12.3.;Slmdayadiooliitolr 11.
51-. m5 C'nm- Chm)“ We.
Irene-lawman thrummm
i~hPriecL mumskm:sxkn.;m
r 1.;lmererymhubetweu5mdeomk
mem—Gnrch aqua. Reva.
55761513,”. Water-vice, 10x Ll.;7
SundeyscixooLle.
unackW—mmm) Bey.
Cami-arm Em Pastor. Roars of aervice,10x
A 1:7r.3.;8nndayechool,§r.u.
—Adjonrned meeting of the Common
' luncil next Monday evening.
——Old “'ell Lodge F. & A. M...No. 108.
i: iicatc their new ball with interesting es-
rrL'ises. tonight.
—W, W. Leland & Co, have established
1'. fruit and fish market next tlmir t.) F. H.
N3Sl1 & Brothers.
-\Vashington Bisw'cll, Esq.. 11.15 (lpuilc-Ll :-
i-uv office. 011 Washington street, over the
First National Bank.
—E. A. Woodward has purchased the N
" Ely homestead, of John H. Kcyser, for
xivteen rhoumnd dollars.
-—Jol1r1 H. Smith of this L'it5'.l1:1s been
12:;10inted Town Collector byt 1e Selectmen.
in place of Stephen Raymonl Lieu- ased
—-The first martin of the season arrived
n Satt.rd:5y,:1nd three more foil-15nd on
E. .13th Sundny: certain harbinger of rL5'15
in; Spring.
—One hundred guns “in! UN
Bridge, on Wednesday afternoon of last
weekjn honor of the Republican victory
in the State.
~30: Ada Remake Browning will d1:
liver 3. lecture at Lockwoods Hall, Thurs-
day evening, April 20, on the s abject ‘ Prej-
udioed People.”
—The St. Mary's C. ’1.A. B. Society have
hanged their place of meetin}! their r 1on1s
now being on Wall street, in ltaacs s build-
mg over the insurance oflice.
lil't Ll :12
—Halpine the express nizssenzer and
5 ictim of the Albany express robbery has
en appointed agent of the express L 111-
: any at North Adams. Mass.
——Somebody hnnded as a marriage notice.
:1 the street, and we have lost it; but the
parties can go on being married just the
one, and charge all damages to us.
9Tb: poem entitled "The Little Girl
Are-11nd the COmer." printed upon the out-
~ide, does not refer to the little girl on the
.: >rner, in front of Be;:1ncourt's new Gig-.1;-
dare.
——The South Not-wall: Laundry ha! at
list started under the 1' 1:1. rol of Fnirlnnlvs
o. Grover; and their nest turnout is trav—
:sing our streets, collecting and delivering
foods.
—llrs Matilde. Crud. zirrvstetl on
\{Olldt‘i} night f> drunkenness and brunch
2f the peace. and on Tuesday morning Jus—
tice Bouton sc ll. v.01! to Brit‘. geport 5.11 'l for
hirty d3} ..
-Thc Mutual Base Ball Club, of Nor-
v: zilli. and the Ema, of Winnipatil-z, pl 551d
1 game on Fritl: 55', which resulted in a vic—
wryfor the {m by a motfi'n'ty-
«25' en to twenty, «eight.
~Owing to delays 1.1, getting the Ameri-
as ready for the Stamford route the Nellie
15 hit: which is now mum-n ! to that plsce
will not Lomxuencc btr trig. .3 tt ow city
.ntil ThitMay of next week.
——-Extr:5 tueeting~ will be livid in Advent
llsll.11e.\t “kid". at .vLiL'li Elder E. A.
l’Liel'1s,of Rochester 15 ill preach He 55 ill;
.‘.~1cond t 't tli- s nines on nc\t Sumlay,‘
"l'l 111'. <41. the 1.31} 11. >
~31r.E.V.A. C‘hichestcr
.. rive. fut. to the re..r of one of his new
~-ores on Walling-01:. street, for the accom-
modation of Mr. (79?).
mingbam. who is to tit.
mg
\V
13
it up fm' :1 lll‘i! class
irug store.
—Bcll k RJym-azit.
c it it s- ind cf the season 011 Monday
mm; aatLufishissaid tubeioodfor
.ltrain we s 1ppnse. onr'reztders have them;
tlnm‘ki ' -1 4'1. ;l \l’? .1 if the eke. llt‘; icy
t' this we -.~ S: \‘ Us: 1-
-—Uur {Fillft‘ have reL eived a description
- -:' athlef who has stolen abuse in \Vatcrsl
irry an i rmsted astran re: nnmrin . the ‘
lescription, name-l Charles Paul, in Casey‘s
-_.s,
‘35..
.1‘: o- 111 on The
9:1 \‘ min-ails); morning as be proved to be:
IE 152' 111.! 111.511
——Tiie Fmrfield Cmmty Fin: Insurance
toninany have appoinierl the following
3:903 in New London County. 101% War-
ner .111, New London Thus. Eb Packer,
Mystic Bridge; Collinschreen, Paw-Wit:
L W. Dart Montyille: Asa Perkins. ”d.
—The Barbary 321; says: There isa
inoyemgt a; secure an express
train on the Du‘ggtj%d SEorwaIk Railroad.
Themwfilmmat 4 n.1, and
;1
adding twm- ,
( Stillson of Birfi
Itcciuzl {.18 first Lun- ,‘
v xii-rm but released him:
with a singnlu'acdflmt cg
ing,w whilelying at her MEWW
fortified” he been removed,“
the holdaha lower decks empty"; fine the
cargo fuiz, florwalk Bridge camped the
upper deé. When the, tide mm, leev~
in; her mud she oareened amine vent
pipe of ha boiler being openfieinoomlng
tide filled her with water. Théhlenm fire'
engine wa‘bmught down from flu: Bridge:
and pumped her out, and she mourned her
trips agah on Monday.
—There have been several confidential,e
lettersanfi circulars sent to. in this
cunmnnfi‘y, from dealers iii. mterfeit
money ianw Y ork solicltiigfilofi’mmn‘
age. We know of no one in fiis city who
m yet responded, and hope mommay be
etiterpfié: The creduious victim 10:01.1
loses his? money but makes 3 lisbl ;
to arresting attempting to p881: éofinerfeit
merit detectives has been pdflitfilarly called
to in: matter been hardly escape arrest;
~—Tue Stamford Zkrnal'ra: contains fie:
following antique record copied from the
bonksof the First Baptist Church in that
place: ‘ October 8th, 1796. Died, at Nor-
walk Sybil Whitehead, aged one hundred
and Sixteen yams—:1 member of this church,
baptized October 5th, 178) in the ninety-
uinth year of her age She lived at \or-
Walk where she kept school, and for years
frequently cane on horseback to Stamford,
(3 distance of thirteen miles from her home)
to attend public worship—coming on S unr-
days and ret 1rning on Mondays. The last
time s.11 (31130 to Stamford was in 3135'
1799.11: which time she was one hunlrtd
and nine years old. She then walltezl nine
miles. aim mtuming’oa'foot. She never
was znxrricd.”
Destructive Fire.
Wm. L‘rolu'. net with a severe logs on
Monday afternoon, in the destruction, by
tire, of his house. burn, all his out-bindings,
carts. wagons, fill—illlnc ' utensils, etc” and all
the contents of theb '.11l"l,ings exctpt the tri—
tle (1f Ll'Illt hundred dollar's worth. Tm
ozlgin of the tire is unknown but is sup-
paid to h_vt been in the carelessness of
some children at play. Mr Crofut 55.15
away. and sufficient help to stay the ravages
of the flames Could not be collected in time
to be of any avail. Th1 buildings were 1n-
stired for three thousand dollars. two-lliirth
of which was by the Nurwalk lnsumncc
C11111p:1n5'.and the remainder by the \Vest-
Chester Company. of New York; and the
contents of the barn were insured to the
:11110'511; of fourteen hundred dollar.» '1". w
Springfield or Hartford ('.1:11;».1n5'.
<;1::'
Trlnliy Society.
At the annual meeting of the Tri11‘115
Church on Monday evening, W. S. Hnnfurl
11nd John
L. A Ans'in. A. l .‘!.r' 1(lerhilt. 1'}. A. “bod-l
ward. Burr 191.411 1111.1 S. 1". Fuck, vestr
men- Charles 1;. Dutv was elected clerk
of the pari<l:. in plate of lfill‘tC S. Jennings
fl‘:l§11€d.
The society comm- int-.1 ll1:'
debt of $6‘49 which by kind move and
careful 111ans;e'.i:vn:5\'1< reduced to 3.20.
with :tl1;.l.l::r:0 of a:
'1--'1i l 1'. 15
amounting to \LZlJ
W with :5
:1
it lib 1111'
;' 011 the 1111111111111“ ”f;
the trr-xvzrcr that it 55 .1:- desirable that tl-1
deb: Could be paid. leaving the amount (1:1.-
tlie snt‘ltij.‘ for future use, Mr. E. A \Vn-nl-
ward generously responded to one—half. 1-11
A l: 552'» l"1l>f‘«l. 1‘. is
(‘uuditiunthnl the 55.;
h:1rdl5' nf‘A‘L'SS.il’}' to :. id, that the whole
amount s..7:ici':1t to L'Aiircl the tit-l1: was
2 tendered on the spot.
9 . .
Circus.
c-'-111‘.1':r1'.1'.z'm of Gen. 1". Bai-
_ -\:.':1\15' 9.11.1 Q;1:1;li-
ani's Indian circns, is t» be in NOl'Wulk, 0:1
It‘l'l'.‘
2' lilt‘.l.A.'
Tues the 13th inst... :121-1- will gl'n' two
cx'uii). s:1~.o:11: in 211's afternoon 311.1 the
other in the LVL-nin;.Ti1ere is prob iiilv :1
graticr 1111103111 of meritirious iitlmclion in
Illl> th..n in any other exhibition of :11;
snme claim-star traveling.‘ In the uremic
department their are artists who have
made lll‘ll' 12:1:an famous 07.} both sides
the Atlantic. and 5511-.) without
in their individual sp;cialtic<. Among
others are the grant Sebastian. )liSlL‘l‘ Ro-
mm Q1: :lian1'1nd55ife,l"r111k 1011i G.
Dan-ions. la pant Lillie, Mad 1m; Marie and
Miles. 2.! l l'.. .1:1.l.Arc‘.1er and 1411111111!“
The Amb.;t:1 11-1-01 'rs lune betn cspvmiull5
'11: the difficult and novel
n'511.1'1.1~..L {L' at. ptculiur to their native
Chm? an i .. 1.1' ('11 1n1'1i- 1n .tnlttcs and g5' uh
nave; .' 'lLL; and {1.1115, .ut ..dx'o 5'1111
the trot 1pt. Mr. George M.Cl:1rk and Mr.
J. Dell: 111111. the funniest clowns that ever
donned "ic- . has 1: also bu 11 ('11-;
T11: 11.11 nag-Erin department COESinLS ( f 1551-:-
Ly—oa. well tilled ages. coma .
1';'-.11 " l :E 11;.1'121‘ ii5iu-3 ' “ill allilllll\ new-r
2; 3mm.- 1- vhibited. Among the novelties with
this departnie at is :1 baby camel. cnly 1‘ .r1 Lt
, old. and three baby lion's about 1L11
'tlsysol.) all of- which were born in Dan-
-1ry.Aspandnl black rhinoc ro'aungi the
C'lL'lH'Zli'e ‘. pr.- Humming L-u'pliant Cleopatra
the with this collection. This concern ex»
are rivals
‘.
e213“: _'L l to on
mall‘s
1
l
.
lllblln “1—1le 1 Urn sop-1132.. c (amazes—ti. 9 me- E
11.1; --. .iL in one and the circus in the oter.
:thllCi;L"1:.;
é either or both shows.
1
Li - ne admission {Le :1;l111i.~ lo
shocking Murder.
3:; {m z -_:t'- Gregory,of Wilton calm down
L31 Saturday to visit his sisttr~i11-ln5':. )lrs.
.\'.1nc5' Gregory living on Calf 9:14an-
Beach. 011 Sunday a. family 51311541111515:-
E in; of the above mentioned persons: Mrs.
breuor} s seam-ibis; 'wic and {ather -in=
law . 311-. Beers, who live in the me house
5'. fill: her; and her daughter,“ Mrs. Geo. Loch;
wood, and her; hugband, “'estportsee
to have." fcaiyenéa‘ a £513 “iihéflg t
night ){r and him Lockwood returned
home, and the family retired, the deceased
and his ehté'fiii'ig- the last in
rooms. The family all mud sleeping
apartments up stain; -..
mahedmopening m‘lotbemttmg
so foolishu to invest his mongj; my such,
money, and as the attention of:k§¢govern’- '
ll Smith 51'Lre elected wank-11x!
l
“I fitmen-
but 3‘3,- Wafept
Hen he died _
Ajnry of inqfies‘tyms‘ hnméfiiitely sum-
{cloned consisting of the following citizens:
953). W. Smith, foreman, David Daymn,A
G. ;Hutcliinson, James A Brown, Hiram S
aim-n and new: m in alumni“!
filtioe Craw, W. 8. Roman, and Drs. Hill
Ind Pardee they proweded to view the
.bcfly, and take what evidence was available
rding the horrible deed. Aftetaseesion
ding far into the night, thq adjourned
until Wednesday afternoon, and left the
baly in charge of Constable Chas. W. Smith.
She result of yesterday 3 investigations has
not transpired at the time of our going to
911’s“?
6W”? 3'!
'1‘ hi observance of this day by Protestant
cljumhes is becoming more general, asthe
déiominational partitions are lowered, and a
more liberal and Catholic spin-it is W“
W the Christian community. ln
1
one, were upon the resurrection of Christ
from the dead
or 'r the pulpit was the motto, in evergreen
“ Death is Sw 311055 ed up in Victory.‘ Be-
neath it was the Latin monomum “.1 H. S'
The pulpit w '15 hung wigguailin
adorned 55itl1 FOSL‘S undfiitéflil
A11 .gpprnpriuu S( rmon 55115 preached 115
lbs purl 1r. llL'v ll.'.\' Dunning. on lllt' text
0511 the '11" ll The (lLSl r11 of the sermon
was to {how that, its the do.“ of Jesus 55' us
1h. 1111M tr 1:!1; ~11 the rL-snnectinnh as the
most glorious cvt-nt in the history of 111.111- 4
kind. It exhibited the principle of life 118
triumphant over the power of death, and so
lJld the foundation of our hope of immor-
tality not as a mere probability of reason,
but 11g :1 CL rta1nt5 already demonstrated by
fact. Tl11:::1n ilogics of the renovations and
resurrwtinr‘nf 51th1ble and animal life,
th‘t e111pln5 cd to illustrate the higher and
gundtr resurrection and transformation oi.
the soul and body at man. The resurrection
of (‘ lirist was also shown {LS illustrating the
inevitable triumph of the principle of good
ov.r the power of L-.vil W'lwn truth and
Fij’llllHllSlltSh sum to be cruL'itiLLl and (lL—
stray 1d 1: .c5 inevitably rise from defeat .md
(11' 11.11111 .. 111 15 :111l mole glorious life and
Vi( $1115" .
\' Sabbath St'lmol
‘ 011111;; tliL' pdslur Luforcul the lesson of
Clzri ts res irrcction upon the children, 115
fittin: illustrations drawn from [in
5 1-1-: rection of the decayed leaf and the
liplln; ing bud and the evolution of the
Dr :'1 mm] lA utterfi5 out of the dead larva.
tln- concert in the
lShillt
\ large congrewation convened at tl1r
{)lLtl. wells: (.l1urch in the mommg. The
1 ch !ir sang. for an opening antlicm,‘ 0 he
1.).)5f1.l in the Lord." by Kingsley; and. be—
11551 11 llti' scripture rvutlings. rendt'rL-Ll the
l T; l); .1111 in :1 vi r5' L'tfi't'tivc manner. After
llll. - 11511111 from the Church ('olleetion,bc»
gi 1:111311_ ' with ‘Cllrist the Lord has Risen
T. l.:5',‘ Rt- 5'. l). O. Ferris, of Brooklyn.
pit. .ulnxl :m «mum from 1le text
\.a.\ 1» L" 111 t 11s; 11 {10111 the ilL 1d and
lutnm. the lll‘.\l fruits of them that lepL'
Til: - s p. alter said that Christ's death was 1111!
Ll.<;1ule'.l- and that his resurrection was
pron l by witnesses who had had a timiliar
:1.- .,11int;111cu with him in life, and who
could not have mistaken his identity. llis
r1~. rrcftion proved the truth of me gen-
eral limtrink that the dead Sign!» miscd,
and i.1~'.11LLl the l‘t":l1l'l”0(ll0n of all. Finally
by lll.‘ resurrection llt‘ became the first fruits
—:ut Acceptable oil-'i'ingiur the sins of the.
world
1
1‘
3
1
r
1
I
:11ch
11 1le . 5'11'211' tl1L Sund: t5 4110;.»th its
r11; 7 :;l .1 1110111'115 concert; and wnsadtlrcssetl
by lltv. Geo. ll. Goodsell, of Essex. lit-5.
D O. F1r11~ of Brooklyn, Rev. W. H. Rus-
sell of Southhold, L. I and Rev C. R. F2111—
niug, oi C014 cs?!” fig“ -§ifi .' a;
an appropriate
general L .‘i(l(‘l\.l"> 5'. r5 pleas 1111 11nd profita-
Die.
The usual order of Easter services Were
observed at Trinity Church, and the Rev. Dr.
Sprucm ( \nducted the devotions o! 1111 un-
nsu.'!.ll5 lz-atr re body of 55 orsltipers. The
pleasant spring weather brought out many
eomxnunicnnts who during the inclement
winter months have been somewhat neglect-
f11l of Sunday duties, and at the morning
service the church was well filled. A mod-
est but quite tasteful display of choice Easter
flowers adorned the altar and fonkand an.
air of religious checrfulness pervaded the
church. The holy communion was admin!
lstcrcd after the morning service and the
baptismal service in the afternoon was well
attended. The Sunday school was larger
in 111111111L1' this day before.
-}ii~.~ Mary Smnix's 11115:: was awarded the
lialtliit'l‘ for the most perfect remrd for
111: 11.1 1 thin months, in attendance and
1:: :1 l .~L'l1ol: 1r‘ltip; and the little ones were
all kindly remembered in-a. libeml distribu—
tlflll 0f t)!‘1‘.llf‘0$.v E
on than ever
p. 14".?
The 100!) for i111pro5cu1c11t in the music
“mot!“ 11:!er Wfléfi waif-'55?!
and while the 01101 istei' and members of the
choir are entitled to 11“th credit for the
music of the past year, yet it is evident that
one or two of the voices are hardly compe-
lent to cope with the difficult music of 11
11 Lil :thdlnlfll Episcopal Church service
\l it'u thL highest appreciation of theirood
voices and evident talent of the present
choir, improvements might be made which
would greatly add 0 the at ctiyeness
new» mdamws 91538
At the Bapti‘t Church, the Rev. Mr Da-
vies preached a powerful sermon in the
morning, on the words of Christ. —-Matt.
xvm: 21,29
snags-e 5
the introduction of three new hymns from
schoolbook‘ ‘Pui‘eGddf viz: “WW
E beenmade by fie corner of the heart
are; The victim lingered inanuno.
minds-zines sate until the following evening,
our.city,'lsst. Sabhnth. maven Mtbo . _
sd’rlces were in harmony «with the epithet '
tin day, and the sermons, in nearly' every“
§1ms and
5'39u1W’
memfiafidtfiemwny-
Home,” "‘ Who‘ll be the Next to Follow Jo.
‘ ism"
g .5?“ ads nevi
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E A. TO'LEES’ & 00.,
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F111 WW, Pglfllg
FLOUR, FEED, ac.
f
I E'E’ ' lilo
M5115 STREET, EAST 61”.. R. n '1'
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TO PURCHASE THE
TEAS
901:4 »
TheCona 1 alCh 11557 d tel
,1”, “TEE"? .... $533”: #15111 Great Lupe; gym? T012530;
fit New York Him, and save the extra
Imfiflé $.45“.
1y
80:1th lunch», in.
and that having secured the services of a ant-elm
Cutter, he is prepared to promise them I perfect fit,
and a stylish Garment.
He has also selected a line stock of mady-mnde
YOUTHS’ a GENTS’
CLOTHING,
from the most reliable houses in New York, and
hnpt'y: to pleas;- his numerous friends in either of the
above‘eputments.
GENIS’ Fugulsflmefiooes
UMBRELPASJIC-
Satisfaction mammal in every row .
South Nonvnlk. lurch 16. m. 13-"
—-.AN'D—
l'iety Sml‘e,
mun swan, convocation.
lining purchased the well-known and m! flock
of CHAS. H. BYXBEE. and added largely of every
class of good: usually kept in such I note, we limit:
the patronage of the‘pnhllc.
:111tl
Daily, “'eekly Monlzhly
Papers and Periodicals
.51 publishers prices. A large assortment of
TOYS AND NOTIONS.
1 nuv style of BELL 300E. popular toy let
children.
School Books and Sheet Music on hand.
me wpum '1'” mm Mark We: on
shortest notice.
“1.- are agents {or ‘CRUMBS SWEPT UP,” the
1.1.1 W'dwfifli a mafia
fascinating works of the season.
......Y‘Itut-f‘ 3°“
11.3. 30])?“ m
mxmgmkjgm ...-.1-
2. G. BOY’I'.
11.19
icmei lasts? ewe!
A number piggsecond-hand Ex-
tenswn Top Carr es,
ngnggfid M
. Men!) for.” are; 319%.! final.
Ass MEETINGS
Buggies. . .
—A
:Ei AI WH'TMA", Crackers, best ‘ J. ............. 15 Soap._2lg'glee..x.........,..”5.... gig
,. Crackers, oystir. .7 ...w .. . . .. . . .. . . . 14 Soap, EPylee‘EDEI‘I ..... E ............ E. . 14
fijpodnsh, Georgia 1331115.... s SospBuhMtt‘lbest .......... » 10
Mir" m “”4“ the in‘mmmms of mm dz, “Ed v1 ' Chm. canned ................. > ....... 40 E Soap. genuine castile,per lb. . . f. . . .. . 22
d“Elggmhh‘.iw;.l;{;“”It”,‘h‘;?‘!mgdilfiggs.perdoz....................... 30 Starch,:erlb...l.‘.., ................ 12
mm a fine “acumen, o, Flour, choice family ................ 8 50
, Farina, Becker ..................... 18
C‘LOTIIS, Ham, Andrews & Hurlbut‘s ....... a . 20
ll Hominy, per lb ..................... 6
CASSIMERES, &G., g”
A!!!»
Lard, Andrews 5: Hurlbun’ 3.
All kinds of Choice Groceri
TEE LADIES
OF THIS “CITY”
AND SECTION OF THE WORLD WILL
FIND THE
Longer!!!“
hex-chiefs, Laces,
Jaconet Edgings, Insartlngs,
Linen and Lace collars,
Rilalzt’m» * Berti-12m...
rias, Stamped Yokes
ahd Bands,
Slum, Gorgong
11113 of
—AT—
H. H. Pam '
Onedowwutdfiem
imlutlon linen, end 0111mm Wont.
SoutthwnthElBfl. _ let!
Would tympocflull
building public to their urge stock of seasoned
Lumber,
Timber,
ens,
39‘
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Please call and examine our Goods, as it is no trouble to sho'w
them; and you 5511] give no offense if you coine and do not buy.
Hosiery, Gloves, Hand-
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Veil Berages, Donna Ma-
Shirt Pronto, Cambrian, Hoop
And thousands of other articles: together with a lull
P.S.—-Genmwlll find the belt ”melanin,
all the attention of the
83$:
Eton, Etc.,%
”3‘9“. fig . ,5 4‘ '
T—
i
Eras. H. Knapp do 0033.
:51sz a s.
Bifter, best Delaware county ........ 46 Molasses, Pomymhoioe ......... 70
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