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The New York herald., 1845-08-06
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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PRopRIEToR New YoRK HEp AID EsrA ABLIsKnEx,
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HILLS INFALLIBLE oNGUENT

NOR THE HAIR-Csn any thing be more honesE NO
tice the fact thai publish any cetunestee so
endstory o. the above unless II has The residence oi M
diydua giving il appended, which enables you " h.
nurpors 10 be; and uuderstsnd ye also thas -
Ia all cases either young or Old, II properly apps,
efrc,ay STAY alopecy falling of OF the hair
To bald psrs eradicate piiyrasis, dandrui scui GU
eyfolistops of the cu.ice scalp; change req OF
10 beautiful dark color; make the hair molst sou, &
do herby certify that been seriously sniieeo WI
danduf and falling of OF the hair, and maze use VI @
r;res for The same without tbs least benef: inoeeo I'M
fearful of becoming bald; finally being " e.e
lnfallible Onguent happy 10 say ue tesa.t dI
satisfactory for In short nIns me oeHuIai e -
naa-ed NV mir soon commenced growing sno u 10"
cker than ever was being also son nosl ano
c strongly recommend ii for the above Yours &c
80" JAMES BLANCHARD, No. 10 Avenue u.
NJ wurt.n HILL :-Dear SF:-lt Ii with pleasure 4
n hese few lines inform that the box OF Opgueni
p1assed of YOU has entirely eedcaed The dandrf from
bead hch had been plague 10 me Tor several yesrA
go have found il be pleasant toilet pomade, GIVING
Inc hsr son and glossy appearance so entirely onerent
IA Il from ordinary preparations for the hair can Win con-
Edence recommend il 10 tie public. Respectfully
WILLIAM SEWELL, Jr.
Chief Engineer of U. g. Steamer Mississippi
IT Recollec,, HllPs Infalble Onguen. be Obtained
90 his Principal Office on the Northwest corner OF
Pine and Nassau SIS and of the following Agents;
MI ErTards, ia Grand-stree; j. Jarvss Fancy Store
No. o35 Broadway; William h Carey Co. No lse
Pearl-sIreet; l. Graham L Co. No. IS Weter-s street
Wiliha A. Croozer, 81 Maiden lanei Mr.. Thomas Sew
ell 4Ts Grand-st New-Yorx A. Spooner L Co. 81 Full
ton-s Mrs j. Jordsns Fancy Store, 50 Atlantc Brook
lyn L. l. Z. Benzes Confectionery, il First, between
Grand and South Frsl Wilsmsburgh d. A. Hefrex
No. Delavan House. Albany, n. Y. Messrs Mornmeu,
Mosbry corner OF Market and Charles SIS Baltimore M
JOS E Trippe 295 Broad, corner Of Murketst Hewatk
NJ. n. a. Crazy, 40 Msrrimsckst Lowell, Macs
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CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, Ny Em oSI ~ Va
vi POETRy-Capita Punshrne MI Noselio.5' IL, d.,
H C. Hosrner The Brides Departure, by Leu -. w.
len Farewell TO the Flowers, by Mrs l. II; Ley
Nv Sisters by Amelia W-by; To the Ly EXT iiJ ~
Poems by & 4 Poe-To One IN ParaalTe; isl sie-. -
EDiTORIhL-The Oregon Question VOC foiH I, sle
sborers OF New gland: The Crack OF Inc !" mp ~ 10
i. Guilly!; Gov Virgins Letter; England ana ne, ooIn
Laws Gushing on Oregon; Freedom OF tne fuoHc Laoos
Labor in New York-Its circumstances condlIons ano re-
,ysrIs No XIV AID XIV. Ill POLlIlCAL~Nsw-
York-Ofical, complete; Pennsylvania; Georgia; Len
nsasse. ,Ms.,schusetts &c. " NEWS-Thirteen Days
issr from Enrope by The Britannia; Communication OF the
sentence leenburgh and Conner; Correspondence
of TIE Tribune from Washington Phisdeiphia; Memphis
with full account OF the proceedings OF The ConVenuon
M that PLACE; ireland; Ohio, sc From Southern AREA
Census Of Michigan The Greene Ouiragei Laie rom rex
ns: Mexico; St Johns; HRyu; Delaware County, Y.
Beauty OF Peace, by l. htsliA
Child The Water-Cufe Grse!eIberg-Leer from osPI
Caridse to the Editor OF The Tribune; John cough ne
views OF New Works with Extracts; Bapust Oeoetei ~
yeur;on IL New York; Religious Denominations - .H IN
$ Letter from Alex. Hamilton; The Right 70 Laoo 8, Pc
Fsrmers' L!brary New Plan for The lnlPrqseieI VI
ppar Education; Letter OF Poles now IN LoeGou -. -
Russian Brethren; Temperance among me C
IL, Mission among the Rarens Arrival Q, III hc
yress al washin zion; City Items HOE nT No.,
VI COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCf-Stoe -'AO-'I'
Produce Cattle Market &c ,,- ,hs Malta ean he
Single copies put up in wrappers Tor Inc aais can 'e
oh,ain.d A. IN. dssk-pricc 81 cents
~ TFRHS-S5 per year. AL SUBSCRIPTIONS pay op'e
inf-xibly In advance Address pr,.
I'M eGRr EIEY = McELRATH, Tribune Buiidinss
Cor Spruce and Nassau sts- opposite the CITY Han
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Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81, 1915


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81 1913
The Board of Brokers did not meet today.
Two impious wrctchcs have lately been palmlng
,hon,selyes off upon a small coored congregation wor-
shining in South ST.. near sth Methodist cergymen,
md would in turns the pulpit pray for and ad
S,ess those present. On Tuesday night after hay me
,ssen psrt in Loco Foco oXroast in Moyanensng they
vent 10 thc above place for the purpose OF presenting
bbe al prayerbo the congregation. and had actu
Iv progressed so far TO ascend the pulpit offer up
orsver and commence address, when one OF them,
srpp recognition feigned sickness but not until they
49,, recognized and exposed. Their names are Thomas
prrne formerly Loco Foco Constable Of the lst Ward
Southwark and Joseph Young both vel! known char
ac,ers
teen elected IN honory member Of the Pennsylvania
Historical Society.
John McGlency, convicted in July last OF an aggra-
waited assault and battery upon Police Officers, and
entencedt to six months Imprisonment has been pardon
ed by Gov Skunk McGency was the keeper of one
Of the most Infamous dens in Southwark and had cng
been an evil doer in society
The Flour and Grain market has become extreme
IL dull the former selling in small lots at So Is for com
mon brands Rye Flour is scarce and has advanced 10
s. per bb Corn Meal is worth 50 SIT for Penna and
81 for Brandywine. Wheat is inactive and going into
store holders refusing 1872 cents the offering price
Corsrseed in demand at s. So and Whisky at ~ cts
In bbls. m
Tho American Sentinel" on Monday next will
cease rs morning paper and be thereafter published as
an evening paper.
Noforegn arrivals today.
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-c,c,6, Kalirn Medie1ted Soap for the cure OF Pim
- E,cLies Tan Ssllc~ness Euplions and Nil skin dis
Scirements at only depot g. Walker Is, Store FROM
Broadway 81 cents cake GIecan HAIR Dye, pesstnbk
Jigsa Roure for cr.rsonng Lips and Cheeks; Poud-s
SbtiI, for rradica;Hg tupnotf An,r without injury
the SKIN Lily VAi for instantly scattering redress and
from Acoustic drops for curing deafness.
&c The above celebrated preparations OF DR.. Gouraud
are To found only bear in mind al 81 akest LIST Store
FROM Broadway.
AsEYTs-E B. Tut,le, Assembly Buildings. Philadepha
Jordan Mlk-sL Boston; Carleton Il Co. Lowell Ives.
Sal,r; w. l. Gerrish New Bedford Guild Bangor; Bliss
Springfield; Green Co. Worcester; Myers, New-Haven
~
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Balls.

SCOTTISH GUARD MILITARY BALL
WILL take place Nblos Saloon Tu-sdsy, Decefn-
w Der Dodwoths celebrated Band will be IN attends
ance Tickes may be procured OF The Commiue--CsP A
c. Castle, SSl Broadway; Lieut. Mcleod. CorilsadsL
Lieut. Nc Leary ll6 Blocker ST. @ NJ. Linen ia Fulton
SrrsI Thomas and Serg Haig, lo' Mercer; Sergt f" u
Waacu aud w. @. Cunningham, $50 Broadway.
me- Steods'
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The Washington Monument Society has. we learn,
decided upon commencing the work upon the proposed
Wonument to the Memory Of Washington 80 soon as a
ssbe site be obtained in this city for that purpose
very fine design for the Monument, prepared by Mr..
Robert Mills Architect of this city, has been adopted.
ard has been ordered be Autographed and sold in aid
Of the funds ofthe Society.
The cost of the execution OF this design will not ex-
coed two hundred thousand dollars towards which the
Society has in hands upwards OF fifty thousand dollars
NAT Intel.
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nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ The Union of "Wednesday contains a call
- meeting of the Loco-Foco Members of Congress
saturday evening, doubt for the purpose of nons
ling a candidate for Speaker.
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ARRIVAL OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS The I'M
edentedly fine weather for the last seventeen days
cng.ess who hitherto had come in slowly now ar
living in such considerable numbers that we think II
nobsbe that at this oneha OF the whole BODY
6he House Representatives is already in this city
~ ~" National Incl.
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,1nrkets... Carefully reported for 7ze Tribune.

"
AsHES-The transactions small to-day We hear
nj sales 300 bb Pots ST. and about so bbs Pearls
al 81 There is a good demand
Observation-Disclosures the bad weather there
has been fair demand 10 day, and sales 10 the
amount of 1900 bales at previous prices. The market
is steady.
FLOUR AND IlEAL.-The wet and extremely dis
agreeable rain has put damper ali OF outdoor
operations and the Flour market is quiet Western
aioat NAV be quoted heavy which there have
been sales of 700 10 1000 bbs. There Is demand for
store. Al 6 10 but holders unwiin: sell this
rate In Southern there is literally nothing DOING and
OF course no change uorice in prices.
GRAIN-We note sales OF 300 bush. Genesee Wheat
nj 40 cts an advance off, cents over yesterdays report
ed transactions The market is dull in consequence OF
the rain In Rye and Barley there has been nothing
done. Corn is heavy and dull. We hesr of 500 bush
Southern at 50 cents weight Oats Northern are dull
at 81 cents In Southern nothing done.
WHISRY.-No transactions TO report.
HAY.-loOO bales have been sold a, ais cts. The
demand is fair.
PROVISIONS-We have no transactions in Provis-
ions TO report to-day. Beef and Pork remain dull
although holders OF the former firm in demanding
full prices at present quotations In Butter and Cheese
nothing has been done.
BONE-We notice sales Of 1900 ii. South Sea Whale
homo rPnta
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TIE REST EDITION.

WITHOUT ABRIDGEMEST. Price IS cents-Fre-
w Inonts Narrative OF the Exploring Expedition 10 The
Reprinted from the official copy Pubshed5y order OF The
United Stass Senate lvo Syo paper Price . cts
D. A. Co. have for sale few copies al Ire oris;aa
wcrk with several plses and large map. Price So
Just PVb ish d.
The History OF Oregon and California and the other Ter
rioriss on the North West Coast OF America: accompanied
by geographical snG map OF these countries, and
number OF documents proofs aud illustrations o, the his
tory hy Robsrt Gr-enhoush L5Ta ian Translator
the Department Of State. vol $50. large map Prce . 81
Memo of an American Lady. with Sketches OF Man
The Revolution: by Mrs. GrsuL vol l2mo Paper cover
50 cents cloth 70 Gents.
genuine picture prior 10 the change made
in our country By The Revolution and our SUBSEQUENT nde
perdence Therefore TO the of our Republic espe
ciay The American Lady"is confidently reeom"ended
Nearly Ready-History OF New Neiheriard; or. New
York under the Dutch by Dr.. E OCs!lsgnan VOL SVo'
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MARRIED.:

At East Hartford Conn. Tuesday. the 25th inst J.
MILTON SMITH TO ELECTA P. BREWER, daughter
OF samuel Brewer. Esq. of the former place.
On the 9th by Rev. Dr. Ferris, John A. N. Mott to
Margaret +. uegeman.
On the a5th by Rev Dr. Ferris, John Lambert of n
O. 10 Rachel Lambert, OF Ct
On the 10th by Rev. Dr.. Wainwright, Jas. w. Fraser
to Mary w Stuart.
At Sing Sing, 26th, Hon. John R. Thompson, of N J.
to Josephine A. Ward:
AT Washington, 2Oth George H. Ish to Elizabeth NJ.
At Philadelphia, GATH s. Abbott Lawrence, of Boston,
" At Rochester, 25th, James oDonoshue to Mary Nc,
Cenna,
A: Bss,on Centre, Sd, sas H. Lindsey. of this city,
to Angelina Curtss.
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DIED ::

On Tuesday morning, 18th inst. Mr.. ELLIS POTTER
aged G3 years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon Gnstead OF
Thursday as before announced) at 3 o'clock from l43
Chamber.st
On the 18th Ellen wife Of Cortiandt schermerhorn l9
At M4tanzas CUBA lst inst Alfred Cruger, this city
At Bullson Spa. 5th John Gaut 81
At Lockport, 2oth. Maria L. Merchant. 20.
At Albany 25,b, Jane II. Hyscr. 10; Goth. Eliza j..
daughter of Dr. J. McNauehton II 18th Martha daugh
ter of C. Wright; SD. Mrs. Anna Truas. III
AT Rushve, Ill. 9Th, Theodore 5. Ray formerly Of
Utica 81
A, Brooklyn. 9th. Emily wife of eter Pdseon, So
AT Lancaster Co. Pa. LIST. ANDREW SNYDER soldier
of the Revolution aged ll3.
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SNTM. T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tsilors, I'm
w porers OF Cloths and Cassimeres Vesipgs, &c, 23l
Broadway American Hosi opposite the Fountain are 10
receipt assortment of new goods for Fall and
Winter wear, comprising. French and English Cloths foI
Dress and Frock Goats assimeres 10 variety styles
Silk Satin, Merino Velvet vestings, Mled Cloths
TySeeds, &C for OyerCOsts, which Will ho MADE up
through the vi efficient corps oil cutters
a. eau foand the country, essential point IN the
economy which would direct and In rendering TIE
style and character Of garments such as must satisfy e
discriminating, that views o cheaness are NOT oAse0
the production Of any other than nrs rate garments
Such have sustained system OF sca prnnts anu qucA
reluTus and prompted the solicitation OF call from those
who would really effect saving OF The extra per cenase
levied under the credit sys,r:ii
The attention directed the Psntaoons department uds
continue offer Inducements those who appreciate hi
combining and elegance.
In addition The usual assortment Of goods kept py me
trade have always hand ready made Dress ana rocA
Goals Pautaloons, Vests 10 answer The requirements
those Who OF emergency may require rae sun
Also Fancy Dress Articles IN greet variety scars CraVa
handkerchief Gloves Suspenders, Hosiery, Under-V es
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, NC NC s2s
NEW YORK. CASH TAILORING Establsh-
meut 1877 Broadway. three doors below Ire frahHln
House The subscribers would call the attention Oh el
customers and the public very large and Well selected
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods. Embracing III he
latest styles of French and EEgsh Pel,o Cloths for winter
garin-ns black fancy BoIeans elastic Cessineres Oh
entire patterns very rich styles OF silks, Cashmere
and Velvet Feslings suitable for the coming season AZ,
which will be made order al lew hours nouce anC III
the superior style Tor WHICH TIC eslsnus"eH NO.
been SO long celebrated. IL .
Employing In the cutting department tie best TALENT IN tne
city we do not hesitate 10 challenge comparison win any
IN point of style elegance and workmanship Al Inc same
tins prices will convince the most skepuca mat nS'
rae garments he furnished very reduced rates io
cash We would also call the Fancy Depart
connected with the establishment where can De topno
every requisite compiete senolhns ~ufdrooe
OF the and richest Materials selected by our asenu
in the Paris and London markets Also an assortment OF
ready made Dress Frock Goats and wlnter Suiheits
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
sf os isf r. oi''' 'O' j. c. BOOTH CO.
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Boarding..
Dinter Fashions

TWO or three sing!emen can he pleasantly ucconmo
dated where but few board. Isken, In private
family. Apply Mt 47 Wooser--. near Houston. ms II
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~ ELDER KNAPP, who is preaching in the
Grants Baptist Church has with great success and
quite revival is in progress in that congregation
Pittsburgh paper
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

nvERCOATS, Closks, Winter Frocks, sc. In various
~ styles, for sale, ready made, at 81 Broadway
nl2 isf WIN. T. JENNINGS Z Co
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
~ For sale of Stocks at the Exchange see Last Page

THURSDAY, P. NJ.
At the Board to-day, stonngton, and Norwich
and Worcester advanced Il Long Island !; Phenix
Bank and Farmers Trust Harlem. East Boston Co.
Penn S. Ohio land Illinois Bonds closed at yesterdays
prices.
There is no alteration in the rates of Foreign Ex-
change which we quote follows: On London 1854
1881 Paris 27i got; Amsterdam 39o39i Ham
burg 35t ass Bremen 7si 075i.
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~ party Of Long Island sportsn,en were ar
rsa On tie ed inst for killing quantity of fowl oy
mus OF decoys, stools &c on Delaware Bay They
70 carry their spoils the NewYork market
shainere dispose Of them.
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REMEDY FOR LocKJAw.-Having seen the Ar
gus Of Toe 2ls OF the death OF the con oil Mr.
Andtew WATSON. from Lockjaw. from nail accidentally
IN INTO his FOOT woad stale for the bench, OF tnose
siu'cted from similar causes that common cent or
ece oil copper bound firmly upon The wounded pat and
sane relief snd cause the wound 10 speedily heal whe
De made by rusty nsii steel instrument, splinter
other cause either in foot hand or other part OF
Ne ooey N. B-Rusty furnished copper is preiera-
~ os,sht copper though either will answer. JH- Il.
ALBANY Argus.
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Guilty Francs are more abundant than before noticed
we quote them 5ta3; ais 35s. Domestic Exchange il
likewise shade lower quote New York 60 d. as2,
per cent dis Checks per cent dis
CLEvELAyD AND COLUMBUS Railroads.&c.
Wooster Democrat of the aOh says:
The survey OF this contemplated improvement is pro.
crossing with cunlnendabie activity The corps OF en-.
ineers and surveyors detailed for the Wooster route
Teacbed the vicinity OF this Saturday night last
and il now about half way from here 10 Loudorville-
So far The route is found to be entirely practicable a.
much so perhaps any other route Of equal length in
the state The entire distance from Cleveland to Woos-
Tor nv the route surveyed is yseven miles and half
being only tive and half miles farther than By the
turnpike and from Wooster to Loudouvile, it is be.
eved the distance will not much any exceed that OF the
SO far as the survey progressed fully meets the most
ssnrune expectations OF the friends Of the work and
affords almost conclusive evidence that il will be found
10 be decidedly the best and cheapest location.
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The - Inc passengers in the steamer Hibernia at
wrest when she go narrowly escaped dreadful ship
Rs. % reaching st. Johns addressed letter 10 Capt
their high sense OF the promptude and
c;ge exhibited by him and his crew in the perous
sui's'snces in which they were so suddenly placed
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~ 1t is Never 70 Latc.-If you have not yet pur-
chased medicine thai has done you good, OF lnd
eeson Dyspepsia Jaundice Liver Complaint, Head
ache Hereditary Humors Plies and all Cosive and Nervous
complaints, you haze opportunity o. ouylrg DR.
WooD AR5APARILLA and WILD CHEG2Y 2ITTsSs OF Wy
hErCHAM ms 6siss
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DAiLKOAD IKUN.-The Moutour Iron Co. Dan.
II Vile Pa Ia cow prepared u execute orders for to'
-, I'll Hsr OF suy pattern IN ihs county
- in Iarope. Apply 10 MURDOCH, LEAVITT &C.
M M ASeay, cor. Cedar and Groeawich ss.
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haionS Chemical Hair Invgorator and many other
eesksuyst ~ eN'' y ''' n ns,i s 81. -
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blluaflons, N1. oanlrn.

SITUATIONS WANTED-Servans, the best OF rs
- cooks wsirers and house~ork Girls, pa
n Y Emp Office, soil Broadway. is employ
era. II T. 2. SAUNDERS
SIANTED-By respectable Young Wonnn, sICau
w lion do chamberwork, nursing housewcrs. in
small family Please apply 2iths South side, second
house West OF GIN avenue I'd door. ms 81
A PPKENTI [ E 10 the Retail Drug business waulec-
IA Lad Of about 5 Of respectable family and good sdu
cation; from the country preferred. Apply ~ III
PearsL ms D&"Isu
.tTANTED-Some Of the best Cooks, Chambrrna.ds,
w Walters and Nurses in this City, can be had by sp-
plying i7s Broadway None but The bestare taken al this
Office. ELMORE. MI ~
A SALESMAN wants situation in mrs! rate whole
hsse grocery house His customers reside in Western
NewYofk Unexceptonuble reference given address 6.
Tribune Office. soon. n@6 its
By Nan sbie and wiliing ~ do
w good service mandatory servant can take
care 0 horses &c. Good reference given ard moderate
wages expected. Address James, Tribune Office.
MS iwis
BROWNSON'S QUARTERLY REVIEW, MOL.
ATANTED-A copy OF Brownson's Review, No !. for
w January. 1874 for which satisfactory price will be
paid. MA lwis C. 5. FRANCIS co. 252 Broadway
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ADIRry CoAT COLLAR IS BAD.-The Magic Erasve Soap,
for removing grease spots stains and marks from Clothes
wooens carpets and rendering the spots where !; Is
applied clear bright, and spoess Sold with uli di-
s3i broadway n26 2teod
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- Particular Notice.-Tno.- persons about break
.ng up housekeeping having uraimre OF say description
dispose Of VIII find ready sale any portion or all OF
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