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By BRApv-Ihave discharged Migrants the favorable
recommendation Of the keepers at the Island that hey
had behaved well Sc know Of entry Upon the books
at the office being made Of Migrants discharged the
land II it is done by Of my associates not
OF 1t.
Alderman STEWART by O'CorNoR-I never told Justice
discharges direct from the keepers instead Of himself Mr.
stevens must have been mistaken about the matter. IL
was correct however, that the pententary overflow
ing at the time.
Mr. BRApY here said they had other witness Court
SEYMOUR HLi, (oearly or gate biindD called by o.
Cohhot wos IN the penitenuary last April was dis
charged IN the afternoon OF the llh April aud voted in
the sh ward on the next day did apply my dis
charge, was sent for by the o. the office.
Cross.exanined by Brady. am cilizen-born and
brought up in the 9Th yard.
JUSTICE TAYLOR recalled by O'Connor "a paper shown
him. have examined the keepers book from the com.
mencement in JAM 1885, to LIST May, ls42 [The question
was as 10 discharges Sundays II appears that Matt
sell discharged on Sunday, aud Timson 8 sunday
just before the election.
END TESTIMONY.
me counsel on bosh sides through
with their evidence Mr. Lord offered submit he
case to the decision of the Court without on
either side. Mr. OConnor willing 20 forward in
the usual way in the discharge OF his duty Mr.. Lord
was willing and DESTROYS that the Court say he
Their they wished to hear argument not At the
ton OF Judge lngls, the court cleared all stran
gers Alter 20 minutes private discussion. the ad-
Journed till next Thursday, at o'clock r. NJ il under
stood that the four counsel two upon each SIDE will then
be respectively heart in argument.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Hcrald.1
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22, 1912.
Touching Things in General.
Baltimore.

Touching Things in General
DEAR BENEFIT
The city of monuments and fountains is, at pres
ent in particular, rather dull. The only thing we
have here, in any sort Of style is those everlasting
lectures; opera, none good comedy, none civil
lied concert, none-nothing but lectures. Tonight
Eames blows his second blast before the Mercantile
Library Association, continuation of the same
subject he worked on the other night. The place
will be crowded to dead certainty.
Business is very dull in all its br anches CONNER
cial jobbing and retail Stocks of all kinds are flat
the only stock that is in demand, is the Firemens
insurance stock, and that is far below par value,
although it pays l2A per cent annually. One great
that tends to depress this stock is they have
great quantity of their capital vested State of Ma
ryland stock, which is very frosty. Virginia money
is at from to IL per cent discount. This is pretty
fat-a railroad connecting the two states, and both
paying specie.
Rather singular circumstance transpred on Fell's
Point last Saturday, setting forth the remarkable
credence that some persons attach to dreams. An
old man named Samuel Hill, who formerly belong
ed to the city WATCH dreamed last week that there
was buried on common adjoining St. Patrick g cha
pei large quantity OF money in god so, last Sa-
turday morning he furnished himself with mattock
and spade and repaired to the particular spot desgna
ted in his dream Alter digging while he drew quite
crowd around HIM, all eager to know what was
in the wind. The old man found nothing, but sup
Piled the inqusitive with hole to look into and talk
about.
The mansion of the late Col. Tenant was put up
at auction the 2lst. 1t sold for Sl3,O The
cost of the building was S45, 900. So we go. The
house is old, but in remarkable state of preserva-
ton.
Col. Page, formerly postmaster of Philadelphia,
passed through Baltimore last Friday, his way to
Washington. Is there anything out1
The ladies' attached to the Orphan Assvlum of Vim
cent de Paul, are getting up fair. Yesterday
party called on the merchants OF Smiths wharf, a
lot of young bachelors. The young fellows tried to
get off, but it was no go: the fair ones smiled SO
sweetly, and talked so tremendously, that there was
do resisting theni-se the tin was forked out and
matters made agreeable.
There has nothing come oil in the fashionable
world worthy of note since my last. A great many
of our fashionables would like to give sor<es, but
times are so very hard, that they have to content
themselves with tea parties.
How is George Loder the primo contra basso of the
Olympic His Baltimore friends would be very glad
if he would return to them and resume the director
ship of the Baltimore Musical Association, which
by the by since his secesson has gone to the dogs
George is great musician. little man, with big
soul. Msltwnl in pdrro."
2poore
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possessed OF the most endearing qualities there
as many elements OF romance here in any part OF
me world but 1t takes man OF parts to discover
,nem There is so much good breeding among u.s.
that we keep those things TO ourselves Srilla you
are The great instrument OF moral reform this
try,you must be made acquainted with them, and it
shall not be my fault If you not.
, Our theatres are going on lingering, and, be-
hevee, dying slow death There are performances
IA all OF them, but audiences 10 stent pay for
me same The circus performances, though by far
the most frequented, seem to have received new
ana valuable addition In the shape OF horned cattle.
they are representing buffalo hunts; but the adj
mrerso equestrian exercises in nothing but bull
iao drov es, the animals being tame sheep. A
much or eater interest is excited by the large mana
gerry, wlAch Is just exciting public attention, and
which Is indeed one OF the best we ever had in this
country. ! shall write more about il tomorrow.
In e suicide OF Colt has excited some astonlshment
has been drowned by the grand political movements
WI ilch have since developed themselves The friends
OF Mr.. Van Buren,, led by Henry Hsrn, the old de-
'nocralc champion OF our city, have convened
great Democratic Republican Meeting for Martin
Van Buren,, and the Independent Treasury for
next Thursday evening, and the call Is signed by a
great number of the old friends OF the litte III
can The Crisis IS at hand, and we shall soon see as
glorious and funny Kilkenny fight as ever came Oft
in this vicinity. The Tyler men stand united and
hrm-a little Spartan band between the red hot
Clay wings and the old party hacks Of MIR. Van Blu
rem. Whatever rumor there may, have been OF
grand row. among them, 1t proceeded all from
few disappointed office seekers backed very lmpru-
IDENTITY, land IN shocking bad taste by the official organ
IN Washington. With the war that will presently
be waged against the President by the ultra demo-
cratic party, the "Tyler men," called, may not
expect any mercy from either extreme wing OF fac
uon. They require, therefore, TO be men OF great
hrmness and forecast, anG such men not apt to
brook reproach. The CorporaPs Guard must cover
the Presidents retreat if it be cut off, he might be
obliged TO surrender at discretion. More to-mor-
row. A LooKER-oN.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES DIJNNE WArERIANn PRINCIpAT

IL.
THIS Academy established ago. under the
onage of the former lntendeni General the Island
other distinguished individuals OF the nobility and Of
this CITY, conducted the plan Of the Ge 'gy
sa; and the ethod Of tuition the nterrogaye" All the
scholars the English language many them
speak il habituay and fluently
The Principal has the experience of schools France
England and the United States. His chief aim
youth practca knowledge Of
branches Off poll which required all
active careers, and are applicable TO any
The Of study therefore, compehends the English,
Nanru Philosophy the PRACTICAL of Mathe mstcs and
Dmwngs Of varl0ns kinds.
Professors Of divers nations the e.
abshment and all the classes rotation instruction
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan of on
foreign languages perfectly ineligible manner, and
those OF npery years correctly and easily
The acquisition only OF the Spanish, but also of other
languages thus placed within reach Of youth
United States without its being for tn,
nqqh the many advantages which from anEnglish ed
youths from the United States, facilitate the requirement
OF the English for his Spanish pupils which
would be douby repaid them by the and introduce
here tho manly spirit of the English schools The young
Of the United States nothing the eli
mate the house being and airy in heahul
limits fine bath and complete for
OF the pupils health Two Youths lately from Gema
have passed the the school perfect ht at As
the principal married and his wife and have
charge of the children received
Every pupil eIuoys religious opinions undisturbed
The $500 payable three months ad
vance The no extras except clothes nd books
References-MESSRS. CHAS. DRAKE u BROTHERS,.
ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ.,,
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LOTT, ULIST.
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Office 2G1 Broadway corner of Warren street M lmr
VICTOR GIROUD.

VICTOR GIROUD,
WATCH MAKER. No. IS Centre street, the city Of New
ind 500 q. s
1885, 49, 40 and Al; and Also Leepaent for the Of
s
w By
ing Az the exeIt!ons punctuaity and abilities Of which he
lie VIII continue to manufacture LePne and Patent
He sSea
lie VA i.o order and alter Al kind, Of
having just retained rom voyage Europe h..
which invite. t snd. S s1,n il ' and which
IN ioei. fsndea%. quite modern psen.
es s panied r
,SSy sT .,. suitable M SIs.1s';. .o.
M having established soM;e.pondsnes in Epes
Paris win always keep hand choice assortment Of this
0ERANCIs's PATENr LIFE B0AT1 has been tested
.aS 5wa from s .9d BY
While under way cppea .ndwss om he sen
loaded . The s1 m with and bottom
IN Z s he: aud Sesom
Lam ii . 6s. !. osfI boat. :ss%psd asss
s ~ and esy OUT sns Cses with the bot n bro
breaking from end to ing way coral
RI he ssss o. .S the
saving bows broken through and bottom
stove roved deep water &c. and finally blown Up by
s sse%'ne explosion and hen ssp meppsd ard owed
Office No. Wall st., at Adams Co Express Once.
BAyE s, JONES 1S s s,
Caps vansy Of new styles for youth and children. The
Cacovienne Tvrban much worn, is manufactured by
gentlemen travelling 49,.
or imsm WILLIAM at.
PKEMIUM HOSE FOR CK0TON WATER-Made
own r Lam Rsss. pe'ns IN Ss
tghJ unds1 hs great pressure; clear and the best India
quantities to SUIT.
HORACE H. DAY,
.,... suce's'orto Rorbury India Rubber Company
pHILADELPHIA DA0UERREsITYFE ESTABLISH.
MENT Exchange Building Nos. 26 and 27.-Sidge Por-
traits Aken from breastpin size to inches IN diameter Fam
Constantly hand for SALE Instru cnts of the same
a en N ana 81 S other
GENERAL BENNETT's MORMON DISCLOSURES
The subscrber will publish the ensuing
week M2rmoni.m Exposed; History Of Joe Smith and
and astounding disclosures exhibit their true co.
oTS the proi,sacy and wckedness Of the Mormon leaders l.
sao pages Orders ,espectfuiiy rocted " ~" ''
ois im.r BRADBURY, sODEN q Co. ia7 Nassau st.
STRAW WRAPPING PAPERR7s2gCo 5esm. stew ripe
nlerc 81 Liberty street
T. A. BOOK, 3a Broadway, u uhic HaD.-A complete as
" sonent Havana Principe Sexars Away on hand
as well a. choice Regalia, Of all sizes.
sssd Rpi and Ia s:
'' and S SSRs Yaeib XVII 5sosNEs
y" I'M @ William cor fJohn ~.
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A.ron,. n NJ waIcott Philadelphia @ Reading do,
Phinns 40 w Osborn, Baltimore; II Toer, Newark
clements. G Rsy moDd, Albany; Mr. and Mrs Corning,
byiee: DR. Rose. Philadelphia; Lieut. Wainwright, N;
Col l. Hood, Va; Jas Duncan and lady, Ohio; obi
orne jr Boston; Thos Green, Albany, Hart, Troy;
G Ives and lady, Lansngbutgh; Mr. Stewart do; l.
Fox do w w Gilmsr and lady, Baltimore; Hendrick.
SON. Albany; Mr.. Cornell and family.
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FLUTE AND GUITAR.

Mr. PHILIPPE ERNST. Professor of the Flute Guitar
1 Concertna begs friends and pub
lie that he has published his Kondo Mare" for the
guitar which will be found well worthy the OF
learner amateur, from being well
and calculated not only to please but to afford instruction.
This Rondo with several other pleasing of his compost
"for the be found Mr. Ernst residence
Canal where he continues lessons above
al
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"a FOR sALE-The well known public house. boswery
" Cottage with the budine and uueSrired lease OF ss'd
ises which has five un from ne list o. next
These premises with udcious Management VIII enable the
purchaser to live free
The present occupant being about g retire into the country
Ea, ra,r,rnlsr, inon,rr of T.. PARMELE,
n2t der 29s Bowery.
NOPPER-ioS very superior English Copper from
Elk COLLINS Z CO.,
ma, - SDuth
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GRANITE.-The Staten Island Granite Quarry being
full opesuon will supply Grante Of any dimensions,
either rough Building either for block roube
hvered at shortest notice,
Kente ge for SHIPS shngle ballast smaller stones
will be delivered on board vessel in Nav York
lowest
Vessels load with great dispatch the wharf
Island where Il feet depth Of had The railroad being
IN good order the laden brought oil
shipping. No danger from during The onhs.
For iurtlar information apply to
LEWIS GIBSON, Agent,
81 At the Granite Wharf, Staten Island,
the Office of the Company Pine
GLOVER s,deut
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NOTICE.5Wheress Samuel Bemheimer Of Syracuse. has
~ acted the OF H. Bemheimer Brothers, merchants
in the city New York. in the collecting Of debts SYRIA
cuse and in other business all notified that
hereby forbidden business with hun, such
whereas Samuel Bloch con-
stitutng the finn Of 8 Benhe CO.. OF Syracuse
this day assigned to H. Bsnhi Brohen of New York
all the goods debts and demands Of
ios all pc on, are hereby oIbdden T. aebt said
all Of said demands may hereafter be made Herr
man Bernhemer Emanuel Bernhemer Simon Bernhemer
be found Syracuse by wishing make pay
ments and whom all inds bted call
immediately and settle their accounts and notes.
Dated Syracuse, N. Y, Nov, Cd, La.
m I'M RROTuEpQ
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CoMMo, PLgAa-PARr l.--Nos 3d. 90, o., ~, 20, "a,
TO- 81 So PAnr Mos a. 49, ~, %, oo o. o. ~ T9'
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FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.

80 60 :. R jf
REGULAK MAIL LINE FOR fK0vIDRNCE AND
BOSTON, via STONINGTON AND NEWPORT,
posed Of the following superior steamers running in
ton with the Stonngton and Providence and Boston and Pro-
violence Rairoads- II. 'l.fr .rr
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer.
NARRAGANSETT, Captain Woolsey.
MOHEGAN, Captain Vanderbilt
One OF which win leave New York daily, Sundays ex-
septed) from Pier No North River, Battery Place, four
O'Clock, P. M.
The RHODE ISLAND, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, for 5tonInst ton.
The MASSACHUSETTS, Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday, for Stonington.
Passengers arrival of steamers at stonngton
take the Railroad Cars and proceed Immediately Prov
dence and Boston. =.
Freight taken the following much reduced rates -
To Boston, goods weighing forty pounds upwards
he cubic foot at IS so and goods
foot.
To Providence, goods per cubic
foot and specific articles tariff be obtained Office
Broadway my3l 6m*r
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ms lmsr II. BERNAkIMER & BROTHERS.

W..h purely vegetable preparation, possessing he proper
S ss s q
he mouth whether arising dscsysd teeth OF IRON Dc
de.gned to be used bruah and will be found
ssin
IL sss, nd sS.s Of spunTy hen
ssh In sssIh gums aTisins from a
easGy Tooth s..
ss y T
& a hs nouh
Sound teeth most valuable portions
for s s wsn s S
sna Among s:s we tRSw Of none
D: The e. % Oh: PSs the month"; and
The os Tooth 'i The bs., detergent ". ever used on
Ee1 :as b he oi rsnspa ssss:. in tn. city MIR
CARPETINGS.
Wool cspsas only sH s.lx s '''''"''s'
!" super Isd.
=" double .sd"
TA'i: ply ;Sss..'' pattern. &c sas ssls;: Is
E Ess.'S W RIS,ss ,.s 70: ..,v
ToseSe1 with large Of uss.t r,r.
s doo table and % india starr
70 their interest to call and examine this before
R. SMITH, 5:, Js, - W, Hs..,: ,,.,
yard Remember the number Pearl street oai im.T
TH0MAs JoNEs seeoaat.Ht il, BIoadway, etully
s s, ns,rqc'O9 il and C9mmsr
holding situations hshes, as clerks
s sS tn s Sy Of the s % s: for
which grown out many yeas oelpe nee An Adequate
re .s snss S f,f .
,s and IL Of such as is
% are Sos Of T. 4. ds e.,
the instruction gentlemen who desire thorough
PubIi.hed and for sale by the author and
Practice Of Book Keeping sso price Vs. Thi. Is he only
American woh on The subjee reprintedn England sso
adopted in the first Academic Institutions in this CITY,
GLOVES, VELvETS AND SILKS nEsTORED.-
@s S & nS e to
original condition, and very reasonable Orders and
' a,'. Dansa DR' 'rcEwls rEucHrwAASSSEn.
Patterns Coxts antaoons vests and all under garments
0sntemens Furnishing store and 50 Maiden Lane New
sssmsr WIN COyJINs
SIhONS McKIBBIN BkU &c. A. Beaver s,reet, offer
&C., GO saIss superior heavy Black wsdding.
5 3Scc Is sues oT SSsp Filing No.
pi assortment of eoioed and Beached shsenss
s. Mex B. will receive order, "a, n. p,...,
log Dying Establishment for which they are sole agents
- Cos respectfully their numerous feng o d mo
,s,; sSg s,s safS H., .s sss
large Of The best ,ega n the Ali sssa sold
o2, amstswr. ROBERT A, JoTiSsoMio
GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE
sd G 81 ss'Yssn
oeo 1879 Frgpt Consny hand at the loves. market
TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
T. 8. W.. S css s :,ss gives g o.
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NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 25. 1872
SELLING OFtAT WALKER,s.-,o N, I,die,

- SELLING OFtAT wALKER's.-5top Ut ladies'
NS French CATERS, French and slippers and
% io y hue calf stitched too 81 50 so pair
S and hne pegged boots from 81 q asd s. 50 pair
@ pr OF boys aud fine boots 81 so
pair 30 pair chidren' do from pair ladies'
eno misses boots shoes and buskns from Is TO 6 and
abundance mems and fine boots Of all aud Sizes
from II 70 to 81 all warranted All the above goods so
the Cue in the city Call and for Canal
corner Of Broadway al
o2i lmsec J. g. WALKERS.
~ CLINTON CHEAP Boot ana Shoe AIlIKet, 500
~49 Greenwich, corner Spring is the only place
where be found aud shoes the times All
nose who wear boots and shoes will do well 10 give all La
genenen DO om IL slngs 81 pc pair; boys
boots frome hnss 10 81 All who 20
Per cent w give call the Clinton Cheap Boot and shoe
Market, 309 Greenwich corner SpIing street o2t imsr
- LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOEs-Lockw v ood,
7 39i Broadway keeps fine assortment Of ladies' and
Children boots and Shoes OF the latest American and Eu
Iopean fashions Orders received by the dozen from places Of
iashlonabe resort ole eodsr
FENCING SALOON IL SHOOTING GALLERY.
MEES, tl3 Broadway. entrance LispenaId street,
IN. second door lately from Europe Professor of the OF
Fencing gives Fencing also the of the
straight crooked and Turkish sword hunting knife musket
and bayonet, staff, and every species OF weapons
Gentlemen, lovers OF this military officers of army
navy &c respectfully invited 70 call and witness ex
bition Of his skill IN this useful and important art
A spacious double Shooting Gallery, illuminated
will also be found with Swiss pstolsshoot
ing at distance Of go yards sisia
MILLlNARY ARTICLES, CLOAKS, Gc.-Vr To
Az RNE CO., from Paris, respectfully inform the aides
9fths city that they will the 9Th inst, Broal way
between White and Walker splendid assortm nj OF
Hats Capotes, Coaks, Pelernes Camails fancy
the latest Paris fashion, Just ship Vile de Lyon
from Hayre.
Dress and Cloak making promptly executed.
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80 @ EA2at

sys q
NEW YORK AND Fiji. ADELPhlA RAILROAD LINE
DIRECT.
Via Newark New Brunswick Princeton, Trenton, Borden
and Burlington.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leave New York from the foot OF Liberty daily
NJ and aXP Nj. I7'
The Lime proceeds Bordentown, from thence by
steamboat Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden, Opposite
Pbadepha) without change of cars
Passengers will procure their tickets Office foot OF Lii
berty street where com,nodous steamboat will be read
ness with baggage crates on board.
Phiadeha baggage conveyed from city city,
without being opeaed by the way.
Each provided with Ladies Car which apart
aRd dressing expressly for Ladies
Returning. The lines leave Philadelphia from the foot Of
Chestnut by railroad from Camden O'Clock
O'clock, NJ.
The Lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia A M snd
NJ, being inuatioa Of the lines from New York.
3ms
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"a WANTED TO PUKCHASE-A country reside nee
tn within g miles Of New York, with from 60 20
acres Of land, Long sland Sound, preferred Ad-
ess with full psrtcula box7 Post Oce Pous hkeepse N
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~ A. BOOK, "a Broadway, q uhic Hs.-A complete as
". OF Havana and Principe Sexars Is Away hand
as well az choice Rsgalia, Of all sizes.
Plantation segars (Vegueros) and La Cabana frat quality
mas been received by the Rapid. MO eod1wsrc
| ADDE'S sis and Merino Under Yeats for sale by
- JOHN NJ. DAVIES d JONES,
o." LOG William Of John ~.
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TWO LOG HOUSES

and FRAME BARN.
Seized taken in execution, and 10 be sold as he
property Of Johl Shsifer.
BY virtue Of q writ of Levari Facias, to me di-
rected will be exposed to public sale, at the same
time and place the following property, viz:
All that certain Two story
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TO the Friends Of the
Democratic PARTY,

The United States Magazine and Democratic
Review will require the energetic and cordial CO.
operation Of every individual who wishes to see the
pure and sound doctrines of American Bedublicsn-
ism advocated in such a manner as to exhibit the
best possible examples of American principles and
American Literature The risk and expense attend
ing the publication is so great, that without pre-
port co-s1tensve with the Union, it cannot be sus.
eAss& T& h.srsy alASssbxsissl cost " pss
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WiN De emitted 10 d fAh COM Gratis.
PLAN OF PUBLICATION.

The Democratic Review win be punctuaIly de
livereo free of expense 10 subscribers in the prinoi
pal cities of the Uuion, the first of the month, and
forwarded to mail subscribers and agents on the
35th Of the menth preceding publication. e i
All commu rications for the Editor to be address,
ed (post paid) to
]. d ii. G, LANGLEY, Publishers,
=. 81 Chathdm-streef, NeD York.
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HALLS PATENT
5e BEE HIVES.

UvHIS Hive is one Of the best CONSTRUCTED nav
in use and SO aranged,ss to supercede the ne
essity Of killing bees 10 take from them their no.
by. 1t is simple, and can be made with little ex.
snse. ireu...
The subscriber has the right TO sell 10 indiasds,
=, the privilege of making them for their own use
fd requests all who are interested in bees, to call
his house, and see the hive, fer themselves, as
has bees now working in them.
0RORGE LILLY.
HtenGAS o. 20, 1919.