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ET- The o DoNoGHUE A Tale of Ireland Fifty
Years Ago By CHARLES LEVER Author of Harry Lor-
Fequer Charles oMalley, &C. which is added St
ra'ricks Eve or Three Errors in the Life OF Irish
rea'snt They good stories of course Graham or
borgess. viii hand you the book for p cents.
Gy MATHEMATICAL TABLES for Practical Men;
comprising several New and Useful Tables adapted to
Tue Wants OF Surveyors Engineers, and Nsvcators By
!. a. Powers Civil Engineer" is published by Charles
Wells Sc o'dst
PaRLErS CABINET LIBRARY-A work compris
'ngt"enty l5mo volumes published under the general
upe Of PNRiEYs CABINET LIBRARY has Just been COM
peied and is for sale in This City by John Allen 1879
Ns'sust We not among the universal admirers of
ioe Farley Books but SO tar this Library is concerned
We have no hesitation IN recommending: !, as the bes,
selection of juvenile books which has fallen under our
nctce The Biographical Department Of the series com.
pTises six volumes the Historical Department, six vol.
unes aud the Miscellaneous eight volumes. The sub.
ccts in these various departments selected with
1dsmen, and presented in attractive but dgnifed and
caaste language Rev Dr. Sprague Of Albany says
regard the Cabinet Library most important &C
eess'on the OF Intellectual ana moral culture
especially in respect the rising generation bul while
peculiarly adapted 10 the young. II may be- read oy
persons OF any age with both pleasure and profit lc
en OF business who have leisure 10 read extensive
y md indeed all WHO would keep up with the times
ue work Is Invaluable Ii is also suited the various
~ethoers OF the family circle.
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THE GRAND AMELIoRATIoS.-The following
paragraph makes it clear that King Leopold. though
he has been good while on the throne has great
need TO take lesson OF our Administration in the
art OF improving the condition OF bis subjects of the
laboring classes
The King OF the Belgians has upon report from
the Minister o; Justice appointed by royal ordonnsnce
commission charged inquire into the practical means
of ameioratna the condition OF the aborng and INDECENT
classes in Belgium aud IA point the Government
all the foreign institutions head which considers
may be useiully introduced into that country"
" hat extraordinary ignorance does this display
An inquiry for the means OF lettering the working
man. condition Why what means can there be
but one Why does not Leopold abolish his Tariffs
and put down manufactures VIVA, other blessing,
what other policy but that and the SubTreasury,
does our Administration propose in lis abundant
love for the poor Poor ignorant Leopold Get
Sub,Treasury at once, and pull down your Tariff!
Nal. Integencer.
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A CUNNING RAscAL.-One Darius bod was re-
Gently tried at the Common Pleas OF Mercer co Pa for
swiudlne another person in the following neat manner
In 1874 bod brought well packed barrels to the
store of a Mr. Nichols and making arrangements with
him 10 have them deposited there subject 10 his order
receiving from his speeding dupe written receipt
for hi barrels Of potash bod transferred himself i'm
medatey TO another quarter and disposed OF his property
upon the strength OF this receipt but when the pur-
chaser and Mr.. Nichols instituted an examination the
barrels were found to contain instead of tue article bar
gained for and interesting variety OF sticks stones drt
and other rubbish This is only OF the numerous
slippery tricks played by this indgidualbut every dog
must have hi day. and Darius Is now in limbo for bis sins
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W1NER.s ARCANuM EXTRACT


fJ,HIS MEDICINE has acquired MI extended aud estao
l. l,shed celebrity throughout 'e country winch mas been
ASHAMED by il virtues ana ecacy aohe ~ rehe'y o'
Scroiia, or Kings t.vl,
liberated Sore Throat,
Long Anding rheumatic Affections,
Diseases of the Skn. White SweIiugs
Di.eases OF the Bones all Ulcerous Cases,
Syphl,ic ana Mercurat Diseases.
affections OF the Liver, Dyspepsla,
Eostlyrne- NIL Chronic ana Nervous Complaints, occur
rim = in debiIuied and cachecc constitutions,
Diseases caused by AZ lnpure State oi tlle $1,000,
Over syphilis mad those very dlsagreeable affections re
suting her>fiom and which have heretofore been c"iso
cred incurabe such Ulcers OF the Laynx Throat Nose
Tie Arcanum Extract is aeompeie Ando!s 10 the seI
Gus Evils, produced by the nj1dcon7 use OIL mercury a.
spring and Fall Purert cannot be surpassed working
ia sy through ta oys.e with silent and elective force
| Cleansing tire Blood,
Removing Dyspeptc lnaaences'
Soothing the Nerves, ~, a., ,J
Removing Internal Distractions and Diseases That "olid
! otherwise cause injury 10 the Ii yer and Lungs.
Persons whose constitutions are broken down py tne use
m N.rciv Arsenic Bark Quinue, and any who are sui
ring from Discussed Liver lnIdictois treatment 81
The above should use the Arcanum EXTRACT VIII"
! ont delay. ,....,;,.. ~ -, ,.s..
where the S. phi!c Virus OF the parent causes develop
ment o Scroua in the child, THIS IS me ohy remedy upon
which A reasonable hope OF recovery can be founded.
L. numerous instances, also, where liberation had laid
bare both iganent bone, and where TO ali appearance
no human but amputatlon couh nave saved NE
-n- have been snnchd from the grave and restored 10
health d"yuurug disease being completely eradicaleu %
, the use OF this inestimabe Extract
The Pronr,-0r. of the Arcanum Extract have had tl
cdicn, ed in all the a5 diseases WITH lie most grai
results Ia Using me VI
sure need be interrupted requiring only the usual restrain
OF moderation diet aud equally applicable ND eica
/ cio,s 10 the infant as well us the adult
/ Pamphlets giving description for what he ALcaLun
Extract is applicable with observations on insenspe fe
snralion and Diseases In general accompany
each bottle Agent. supplied "l the above pamphIet
; for grauitous circulation. ~, H.,
Price 81 per bottle Prepared and SOLD by j. Nlner, ram
an Canada We.l and John Winner Co So Maiden- lane
~ Y and sale by Wyalt Kecham, l2i Futonsti "a
Sands 1873 Bowery OF Spring; - Coddnston, oU
Hudson cor. OF spring and w Basset, S4 Bf2sdw ay
and Druggists generally throughout te city NIB W&lhsl
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fy abont in the widest fashion. ne strain which
the cornet PLAYER accidentally omitted 10 perform.
he himself sang aloud. In his artess wav he saws
i did not know was singing il. Ii came upon
me quite natural and unawares. " hen the piece
was finished amid storm Of cheers. he bowed his
thinks again and again to eech member OF the Or.
cbesfra with his back 20 the audience The evident
satisfaction and unconscious eu;hu saszl OF this sim.
pI,..hear,ed old musician, kindled the sympathy OF
his hearers and they almost took oil the roof of the
Tabernacle with their plaudits.
doub, whether Buwers poor old violnis; was
more entrauced when lac unexpectedly heard his
own beloved opera Of The Syren brought out al
San Carlo Father Heinrich, like all who have
anv portion of the divine mania, feels that there
Is cenns in him though despondinelv aware that it
is MOI Of The proper recognizable sort The fact is
be is too scientific He loads his theme with too
much chromatic tntng, and too many Subdivisions
of rhythm. Thomas Moore in q letter 10 him saws
The perpetual variety OF your modulations though
they show the extent Of your resources in the art
disturb too much the flow of the melody | think
this is the reason your compositions have not the
merit they deserve.
He himself humbly says, 90 I believe my music
runs in The same vein rs my letters 10 you full OF
strange ideal sonerses and cappricios Still hope
there may be some method dscoverabe: some
beauty whether OF regular or Irregular features
Possibly. the public may acknowledge this when !
am dead and gone. must keep at the work with
my best powers. under all dscouraring, nay suffer.
ing circumstances The pitcher goes to the well till
ii breaks and that. lapprehend. will soon be The case
with ms old shell. 1t is hard TO let go Oft the
world without the least encouragement
Many are disposed To smile at the enthusiasm OF
this eccentric mortal bu, 10 me there Is something
beautiful and mex presiblytouchns. in seeing an old
man, all alone in the world absorbed in such intense
devotion 10 beloved and poetic art do wish the
musicians and amateurs in Boston and NewY York
would show their generous sympathy with this
childke and aspiring soul, by enabling him to bring
ont his American Oraiorio. without danger of incur
ring loss Even the old Neapoliian, after so many
wears ofunsuccessful effort had ono triumph though
the violin SO soon after fell from his dying hand aud
the sun set on his broken music and faded laurel
T. NJ C.
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III those whom II NAV concern.


THE NEVER FAILING AND EFFECTI AL Rene
1y for Rheumatism TicGoloreuSe.luincy sore Ihroa
Sal, Rheums, Cor.1s, Sprans, stf Jo!his Tramp N
the Feet or Stomach Cuts Burns, Scad Bruises w -rs'
Frosted Feet: Tooth Ache ge IN ne Brsa m
ELIMINATION OF The LUNGS Worms, Spine aat Mario"
,.n,.s Asthma Coughs Colds, Poisons Eruption OF me
Skin Sores Pam Weakness in any par @ 1e
To proy,. hi, have testimony OF some o Sae nios'
n-nt phy.ic.ns IN bs country, who are rs every one
ought 10 be- vitality opposed system OF quacxety e.;
the precise language q one physician, u Sybich
needs oniy 10 b.. known Sc beloved We have tsstony
IN .hnv, ha the Rhe,u has been cured Oh ~
s, ,t an, IN tn,. Breast liz hours, hut We VIII mol
here epamerae them as list OF certincate" scc Sn:
each Bottle with direction for use ior sa nd nv,sion
Ter cs s Civ drug ore 90 Hudson-st j. l. Cod
dington corner OF SPREE and .S ,77 5aa Hon.
~ - Rigiagtonst II Bowcry corner Allen SIAN,
ION: n Eaat Broadvay 3+t Grand.s Gornsf 5o"ery ana
s.,,, Wanuf,ctgrrd by IL. GUERNSEY Il co 50 Shern
~ y Y Pr;ce . CTS. per bott.c OF I.heot
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rs- Boston Subscriptions To the Newly DIRK
Tribune received by authorized Agents, ttDDlNG Y Co
Sate-srec. Ternsi0 cents per week or Two GEMS Tor
Single Copies
Weekly Tribune every Fr1ay Morning cents or =
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All and cheap publications Tor sale lo" se lssued
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THE MISSIONARY MEMORIAL AND

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A MEXICAN RELIGIOUS GIFT BOOk-Benutifuly
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Also an edition without the oil coored fronspiee hound
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E WALKER, Publisher. ia Fulton.st.
rEJ- NorlcE to Booksellers and Agents The seventh
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NEW JUVENILE SINGING BOOK

THE YOUNG MELODlST-A aud collection
OF Sacred Moral and Palriotc Songs, composed and
arranged Tor one, aud hree voices, by NiIinm B.
Bradbury.
lhaye examined the Young Meiodst, by Mr.. Bradbu
NJ and happy say tat think il of the best hooks
for children have ever seer" GEO. F. ROOT,
Professor OF Music in the Rutgers Institute,
and Abhou's Female Seminary
mis- VT MARK II. NEWMAN, Publisher, 1893 Broadway.
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Books.
GERMAN LANGUAGE.

a PHRASE BOOK IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN,
a wiha literal translation OF tie German into English:
tcsene with complete explanation OF the sounds aud the
accent,.siion OF the German By Modtz Erheer .For
Schools aud Private Leaners Price - The usual
discounts Agents ana booksellers For sale by Zeter 4
N..t, NnrI-
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~ The TEXAy CHAM BREAEER, or Free
State Rally the title Of small sheet which is 10 be
issued weekly oitener in Boston, by the Massachu-
sets antiTeNas Committee oruied without distinction
OF party-ion. Charles Francis Adams Chsirnan) until
the great question of Annexation is settled by the final
action OF Congress The Committee have also address
ed circular on the subject every Clergyman in the
State, and We notice tina; public meetings have been
called IN various places to take this importan,
into serious delibers,iou.
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rs- priutiuc Press, Engine sud Machine Manufa

re- Printing Press, Engine srd Machine Manuiac
tory - York-rhe subscribers continue manu-,
acr Printing Presses and every article apperianing 10
complete Printing and BndrI. establishments Also Steam
Engines three io twenty-five horse power Dies Roll
sr,i,bs Ci-cr,r Saw Mandrels, Screw Cut!ng, Mill
Gearing &c aud machinery Of every description al redu
ced prices. -,
i,bhiog Ina lul HARRISON i LAWTON.
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NOR THE HAIR-Can any thing be more honest NO
Il ice h, fact thai | publish any certhcule COM
nandeor of the above unless has the residence OF tue
dvdua giving ppented WHICH enables you 70 ysan
nTnort 10 he and understand We also that is warranted
IN all cases either young or Old Il properly applet 10
~ baId 6sr eradicate pyriass dandru, scurt, and Il!
.xa6ns OF cutc!e scalp change red or grey hairs
t dark color; make the hGir moist, soft, curly &c
DO hreby certify that have been seriously afflicted WIN
andru ana falling OFT OF the hair and made use OF several
article for the same without the least benefit; Indeed ~as
arfu of becoming bald finally being induced to use hlLI
lnallb,e Onguent happy say The result was most
satisfactory Tor IN 4 short time the dandr entirely disap-
nesr.d nv hair soon commenced growing, and Ia nov
thicker lan was, being also soft; moist and glossy
JAMES BLANCHARD, 10. 70 Avenue d.
Me-. WILLIAM HILL:-Dedr Sr;-lt IL WIN pleasure
pen these lines 10 inform you tnat the box OF O9snen
nrcas.d OF YOU has entirely eradcaed the daudr from
nv head which had been plague to me Tor several year
,ba har soft and glossy appearance entirely different
is from ordinary preparations for the hair can Win 'on
"N WILLIAM SEWELL, Jr.
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~ HydroputIc imstitution.-George l. Dexter
NJ D. has established Hydrophthc Institution for the
treatment OF upon The cold 7sen ri the cen
trul and pleasant village OF MOrstnwn y J. the efficacy
Of cold the prevention aud cure O disease Is no"
generally admitted and IN nsny parts OF Europe and oar
owe country has suspended the Of ofdmgs AID med-
Gin = In both acute md chronic Diseases sUcl Is levers
rLeumatism qou, Iarayss scroun. pnl diseases, in
ending cutvAtres and Gisuron- dgspepsln snd host {"
which man TO- i" aciiou Of cold water rapid ana
permanent Aronce sezng upon tie OF disease, II
reduces greatly the human misery and suffering
and produces radical Of .nse hen other means
treatment have tailed. In the grnptc language OF Bull
under The cold "acr trea ineu nature rves c houy
10 It's instructive tendency wc always toward re-
covery. series ore action conmence- and inc con-
sttut0n only amended. ituIdsrgoes chnlsc. Dr.
Dexter has recently returned from Europe aEi has made his
extensive OF baths NC Gere Plan of Prlrss-
nz himself. l. will be the aim OF t- proprietor lille he
oilers to lnvads the of relief from disease 10 give
thtln the comfort and convericnces OF nome" Morris
tos il deli ghtfny situated surrounded on all sides Win
the aids and appliances which will give effect in carrying
out the cold water The Morris aud Essex Rail
road terminates distance from the Institution and
ria.s are ready all times convey patients TO and from
the establish MS I'M
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r7- Recolect Hls Intdllibe Ongnen: can be Obtained
nm y st M, Principal Office, the northwest corner VI
Pine and Nassau and OF the following Agents:
Mr Errards l7S Grand--reet; J. Jarvs Fdncy store:
No 635 Brosdway; William n. Carey & Co ne. 100
rearl-stree,; l. Graham Co. No. - Ms,sr sl e.
eli IT3 C;rsnd-st Ney-York A. Spooner X Co 81 Full
ions Mrs j. Jordan. Fancy Store BROOK
yn H. + f. Bsczetts Confectionery, IN First between
rand and South Fist sts. Wiansburgh D. A. Herrlck,
M Delavan House Albany, y. Y. Messrs Mortimer y
Nnyvbry corner of Make and Charles Baltimore, Nd
in = Triope 293 Beocd corner OF Market-.. Newark,
\ j. y A. Crery, 40 Marrnach--t. Lowell. Mas.
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sTEREoTYPING AND RENTING,

STEREOTYPE ENO IEA1s H1s =, ,,.,
NrEWELIiS PHQsNIX PRESS AND FOUNDRY, UT
Y bune Buildings, Nassaast opposite NE no
having mad hs establishment Destroyer ~
IRE a. No II SprcesL has taken the fourth story Vi tae
tribune Budngn and again ready 10 receive gu "a
tor every description OF PLAIN and and d-s
Sr,,aotvniny which will be executed win neahesD ano
pae Al .hs lowest prices His type and presses Tens a.
new and of best kinds, he wi" Yuatan,, h , r., ,nr
- a, hi. will be executed III the oes'
Fer Illustrated W. ~ eonhdeaIy refers ~ PS.',
-ts OF This city who have aireaay Sonnaea 0ue 'N1
nnhIic,fion, 10 his care and experience
RS palshers Others are requested 10 csL ana =.
W , ~ is,nen and Judge OF the subscriber i1cul-
shame u I %. ,ts.r ,yors WIN. NEWELL,
as i T1bune Rudings Nassau-st opposite lhe PafS
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r. Eurney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
l89 Broadway, ewYork.Pctnres taken nj thS estab-
is.nent eyceled in this country say his hume.
patrons The public respectfully invited 10 call and
nd fprtl ,rr.a lvas ~
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~ Christie'a Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid.
These celebrated articles for the positive OF Rheuma
srn and all Nervous Complaints only 10 be obtained
genuine. II: i3 Fuljon-st. Suu Building No matter how
chronic or severe may readily Yields the
mysterious power developed by its remarkable disco
ery Dr. Christie informs The citizens OF Ne~Nork hat he
j. now i'm possession of nearly thousand certificates
from persons the highest character ana responsibility re-
spectr the effects tbs discovery. winch he viii shortly
present 10 the public They may TIVE be seen by APP
rvinp al the Agency lSt Fulous tSun BndlngJ which
the only place the city where the genuine articles can he
obtained. Th- Original Gav4oc Strengthening fln7ters
are only to b. obtained - above
n B-Dr Christie respectfully invites Physicians and
Cleryme who may b. eesro1s OF testing this discovery
md vino Will promise fair tria do without He
will NJ all tines happy the Clergy aud his proes
sionsl friends and give them every facility IN this respect
nil
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IL FREDERICK DOUGLASS. the Fugitive Slave
who wen, out to Great Britain from this country few
months ago is receiving great attention in that country
AT Cork Ireland he honored by a Public Breakfast,
al which Alderman yons presided At Dublin, the Lord
Mayor having presided OF his lectures was so
deeply interested in him that he invited him 10 dinner
in company with number OF the Aldermen and Com
mon Council OF the City He was treated with marked
attention by al!-h health drank and he was INV
ted to give an account the in which ne pro-
ceeded to acquire the knowledge he possesses. This ne
did in an unaffected giving entire satisfaction to
the party Though young and only seven years
out OF slavery Mr. Douglass possesses character that
reudcrs him worthy Of these attentions and which WI!
save him from being spoiled by them as one can
doubt who read his auto biography lie is uulaito
but black than white.
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- a raai0. on Tuesday night, went under
the stern of the schr Packet OF Beverly lying of Union
Wharf in our harbor and cut away quarter OF beef
hanging thereirom He holly pursued but con
trved 10 make his escape. Portland Argus
a gentleman of fashionable exterior and polish
ed address" who rides in his carriage, keeps a
princely establishment, and gives splendid sorites
nightly on the strength of large endorsements and
unbounded credit fails in his business, and thus de-
frauds his creditors the amount of some millions
of dollars-often involving number of honest men
in his own ruin A few weeks ai,erward the
bankrupt merchant comes out magniiicently as
before, and society once more receives him within
her cordial embrace He is not dishonest he only
failed-was Notwithstanding more But let
some starving wretch with the most abject poverty
speaking from his tattered clothes, and famine
glazing from his hollow eyes be detected in the
tiett of piece OF meat-whch all his entreates
could not beg from his tcov-creatures. and straight
way he is branded raiain, and hue-and-cry is
raised which does not subside until the object o.
il is captured and lodged between four stone wall;
for his vilainy. Which does our friend OF the Port
iand 4rg.s consider the greater villain-he who
brings his best friend to the brink Of ruin while he
himself by some chicaRery of the law, remains un
injured-o- that poor, wo- begone, heart broken Eel
low. who, 10 satisfy the cravings of our common ma
lure takes from his brother man. who can well at
ford it, a handful of uncooked meat
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~. wheeler, Attorney and Counselor a
Law and Commissioner Of Deeds. &c. viii attend In the
asadinS Of Fammany Hall al ell hours Of be d.,
uud svaring wv"
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RI Thomas Pinckney smith. Attorney Al Law.
Albany Baker County George vii attend the settlement
Rnininb Farv Decatur, Thomas and LowHdes.
p.s.r.ncas-fiorace Greeley. ESQ. Editor Of Tribune
w cIyasnd cor Hanover srd r.SchRn se sls; D. y A..
~ - p.arl.s, Browning snd HULL Isl do Dick
inson Churchill, 40 do a Il broh-r 22S DO; Van
f,n.4c, 4 Tompkns. II aud IS de Brook. Merrill 30
iI:iijs,n. ol 3sw5m'
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- I;,droputI,ic institution

~ Read the Poeca Advertisement on the inside, head
I'd NO CHAR e until the hair i restored" nli iwos'
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60 -MEW HuLLEn RuCKWNEAI.

NEW HULLED BuCKWHEAT.
GRAHAM FLOUR aud Oat Meal In DOS; nan Dds
" quarter eighth bbsi also IN bags oi ~ ad - los
Zach carefully packed end ve neatly ArAed and war
rsntsd OF the very quality for sale IN o's 70 SUIT UT
acrs from out OF the city, accompanied with cy refer
viii meet with prompt attention. J. g. FROST,
nj In. IS Frontst coraeg PecA slip
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rs- Commissioner of Deeds-wm II. Grsvsoid,
c,ss,nn Of Deeds. be found from ga. NJ To P.
~ At No Civ Hall in The PARK 90 tm
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