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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

~ Eonrteenrh Wnrd.-The Wings OF the Four
eeoih Ward are 10 ee me @ If The
Nominating Con miiiee for Charter oe
the ensuing year. JOHN SNEChNoh, Cn ., =
Go KELLocK Secretary. aS
Ery- Sixteenth " ard.-At meeting of the Demo.
cratic Wig Electors OF the Sixteenth Ward held Mon
day evening" eth ns FOR the purpose OF eectng I've
Delegates 10 represent said Ward In County Convention
TO candidates represent this City and County N
the approaching State Convention. ALExANDEk W.
BRADFORD was called 10 the Chair, and SAMUEL -
soLDs appointed Secretary
The following named gentlemen were unlnn'0S e'ee'
cd Delegates 10 the County Couven,ion: -, ,,,,o,
JAMES E. ROGERS, WASHINGTON SMITH
JOHN P. CUMMING, JAMES HoRNBY,
ROBERT 6. CAMPBELL.
On notion The Delegates were empowered 70 MI 'acan-
ces.
The following resolusns were unanimously ADOPTED
Re,o1ed That we heartily approve Of the nomination Of
pGaTpT r ayI OK. the Wing candidate for Mayor and
Of HEZEKiAB WILLIAMS, as The candidate for Aims
Uon.e rsoner; that recognize in Them able faith
fn nnreb and honest men, and will give them our most
cbss, mi aud strenuous support
po,sed That the proceedings of this meeting be published
ALEXANDER w BRADFORD Chairman.
SAMUEL REYNOLDS, Secretary. se
e Seventeenth Wnrd.-Ata meeting OF the Demo
cratic Wing Electors Seventeenth Ward, the Henry
Clay House. Monday evening, 9Th April pursuant to The
call of the General Commute, DANL H. FRYE was called
to the Chair, and ISAAC DAYTON appointed Secretary
gates to County Convention when the following ger-
,emen elected
HAMILTON FISH, JOSEPH c. PINCKNEY,
JOHN REMICK, JACOB AChER,
JAMES GOODMAN.
On motion adjourned. DANIEL M. FRYE, Chm.
ISAAC DAYTON, Secretary.
" Eighteenth Ward.-A meeting Of the Wing
Electors of the Eighteenth Ward held 81 the Black
Swan corner of 24bst and Sd-avenue, Monday even
ing 9Th April inst O'clock pursuant TO the call OF the
Ward Committee and in recommendation ofthe Wing Gen
era Committee, for the purpose of eecng five Delegates
the County Convention TO be held al the Broadway House
on nominate Candidates for The approach
ing State Convention revise and alter the Constitution
Mr. CHARLES WADSWORTH was duly elected Chair
man, and ALFRED ScoTT Secretary.
The call the meeting having been read and accepted 1t
was
Resolved That the meeting proceed the election OF the
said FIVE Delegates the County Convention for the above
mentioned purpose.
Messrs WIN. H. Adams and George w. Parsons were
appointed Tellers The TelIers reported that
Hon. LUTHER BRADIsH, ANsoN G; PHELPS, Esq.
JOS. N. BALESTIER, Esq. Hon. JOSEPH L. WHITE,
Dr.. EDWARD V. PRICE,
received majority OF the votes poed and notion the
said gentlemen declared unanimously elected.
Three mes three cheers being given for Henry Clay on
motion, The meeting adjourned.
CHARLES WADSWORTH Chairman.
ALFRED ScoTT Secretary II
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uENPSTEAD EMlSARY.-Msle Boarding
II school, Henps,esd L. l.. q miles from Brooklyn,
abranch of The L. l. Rxrosd The Summer Term will
eommerce the frs; Mondsy OF MAy-Terms sl5o year.
The Institution aourishing The Principal du-
nag April will be Chtmhern's, 81 Cedsr.t. where
crcuars are kept distribution Addresses left there
as i'm N DUNN A. NJ, Principal
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ami1ssn1euts.

a MEXICAN nUSEUM-Every Day AID Evening
ormsnc-s every evening before O'clock ast We'd
nesday Saturday afternoons st O'Clock The manager
i. happy announce H,ra.ngons Moving D;oamss,
si.tins OF parish landscape moving fsur-s Mlion
Abby BY moonighu Fairy Grouo. Great Western IN The
AZ In tho Aoon' scripture Dssofviug Views Eoesgec
for this week lpoviIxore Singer Nj Harrison. toseinrr
with the Blind Fiddler $50 splendid Portraits Of tho Great
Men OF Am-rics Mad Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller
Admission. 2S crnts. Chldrra 10, l2t as
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THE Ngw-YoRK ASD sAuGERrIEs
WHITE LEAD 90,

ARE NOW RECEIVING from their Factory a supply OF
"A the several grades Of White Lead usually manufactured
and their that in all essential qualities
constituting superior article OF paint, they have The tes
nonias OF many OF the largest OF this aud oter
cities 10 besr them out IN warrRntng il unsurpassed
Those who require the qualities known as Extra ana
No can he furnished and those wsbings pure article
can supplied with such; and the Company VIII agree 70
pay hundred dollars per for any adnterston
which may be detected any White lead sold by them SINCE
the organisation Of their Company bearing their factory
brand ~ Pure.r
The above is constantly sale at the warehouse OF the
Company, $50 Front Msi1en-lane
a22wis JAMES MCCULLOUGH. President
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rY- Notice.-Dr. Van Zsndts celebrated Health Resto-
tive Anti. Dyspeplc, and AnBlious Cahartc Pills are
sold Wyatt Kelchams No III Fulton.st Price . cts
ner hoy ms lmiss
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NEW CARPETING S,
Floor OIL Cloths, &c. for thx Spring Tralik.
2 cNtru In q, 70

FLOOR On C1othj, &c JoT M SPrthg ITtHN
R SMITH, JR- L Co.
No. 254 Broadway, opposite City Hall
LIAVE NOW in their warehouse and constantly
receiving the richest and most elegant styles of Car
pengs embracing the newest patterns and comprising
variety which for beauty and is entirely
passed Among the assortment! may be found the following
kinds OF goods adapted to every mode OF furnishing viz
ELEGANT FRENCH AuBUssoN CARPETS.
ENGLISH ADMINISTER
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, and
TAPEsrRIE VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPETINcs
onew and beautiful designs and rich coors superior TO any
thing before received Three Ply Superne and Fine In
grain Carpetings, OF every variety; Veneuans, Plain
Twiled and Darnssk, OF every quality md width
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF various patterns and description. containing many
urey new designs old and well seasoned readyfor pIned
se use together with complete OF ali other
iicles connected with the trade
All persons furnishing private residences, hotels and
steamboats,. Will this
assortment Of goods before making their selections these
goods NJ at .vre-dirplv loSr prices ma mia
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LEARY B. CO.'S


FASHION FOR SPRING, 1915.
q The preference universally manifesto ID
for present style of Genemans Hsa mas decided
continue the same for the ensuing season.
LEARY co. Hatters, Nos. S, 1 and 5 As,or House
New.York, Fsb. 18th. 1915
Circulars, descriptive OF The peculiarly Of STYLE for
warded By addressing pos,paii. nh2s IFS
TGentlemen's aats-Spring Fashion.-BIRp
cor Pins and Nassau ss-Genem-us Hats of The Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and beauty style now
resdy for examination and sale by the subscriber.
uheD in,is- BIRD, Coz Pine and Nassau sta
" Knox's Fashionable Hats for the ensuing
Spring ready foE inspection end SALE Ito Fulton
ST between William and Nsssau To those who are not
the votaes OF fashion, but always wish look uniform in
the kind OF Hat they which is most becoming ther
hsve hetr Hats made order very short notice
mil lmisv
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NT0TICE-All persons are forbidden hsrborng trust
Nine the crew Of Dr. bark British Queen Lord Ma.ter
from Cardiff Wales debts of their contracting win be
paid nv the Captain consigrees Of said vesseL "a Sly
TF P0s-5Ho doz Britannia Tea Po:s FOR sale % the
| ,I,dr by BOARDMAN HART,
"a 81 Burling- sip.
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r. Spring Sryle-S5 Hats for S. 80, a, MlLLS'S,
IT'S Broadway. Howard Hotel The public will bear In
such hats usually sold for
as 30 bu, higher priced acle-in fsct SIS Hat; and all
Tho, ia ask ed foritis IS 50 as Owls
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BoarGlrq.

DOARD-Two three young men OF quiet habits or a
ID gentlemen and his wife be accommodated with
board genteel private boarding house by applying al
No col Fulton minutes walk from 81 Pauls Chlrc
Reference exchanged No removal The Isl OF Nay Ak Wis
DOAKO IL EAST BROADWAY-Gente men and
I'D their Wives, Single Gsntemen can oe pleasantly
accommodated and. board for the ensuing year
sIso pleasant TO let Immediately, at 1873 East
5s,eS as3t-
DODMS WANTED-Two Rooms, furnished or unfur-
Elhst-d suitable for physicians Offices either adjoining
rooms the second floor basement and an upper
ROOM between 9TH and 18th SITS and between Broadway
and The 6havenue, between Broadway and the Bowery
with board Also large welliuroished sleep
ing for gentleman, in the same location Address
stating particulars, PHI scsn box 7S6 General Post Once
az 81
BOARD wASTED.-A furnished room with board
ID by gentleman and his wife private family or where
there are but board-s would be preferred 10 the 7h
Ward between Pike and Catherine sts Address " lmme.
dis,eyr al this office, with name and place. as Sis
BOARDING, with private family, handsome furnished
I'D rooms, so McOougalst- al Inns
GENTLEMAN and his wife. without children. can
n have pleasant parlor and bedroom on second floor,
with full hoard, by early Application at 10 ChsmberssL
g92
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Il. DUCLUZEAU. Aic,
! ELEGANT ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY YURNI.

T. rURE-PARlStAN,E ttZAsErdIANk LOUIS XIV
SALES.--FUTURE DUCLUZEAu, viii seion We'd
nestay April al O'clock tns largo rooms Ia the oh,
seuu 40 Bro.dw.y large and vausoo OF
modern and sncen, .,ye OF R,sewoo3 and Mahogany Far
nturc beug eotire stock OF OF the Guy
sers cosng tia. 6rsach OF the ous1sss con-
psns nearly every article required for frulshnS house,
fo- pssiors chsmbets aad ha all OF which hes sdc
expressly city retail trsie and will be warranted
reecsssned Ia tho sale will be found Rosewood, Black
Walnoi Sarn.wood Oak add AahoSsay Furniture covered
tulss catalogues, which wl Do ready on the u ocng
OF tbs sale s&StSr&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

~ Snles of Household Furniture and other
Property-F Cotton Co will give their personal atten-
on TO Of Household Furniture durDgthe present,
son az heretofore either their residences or al The stores
No. lis Fulton or 81 Ann.st
~. Furniture bough, if preferred m2i lmis
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J.R CURTISS, Aucroneer
WATCHES. RICH Jk~ELRH AND FANCY

w GOOOS-Jseob s. Plan viii sell, This Day, at 10 o.
clock at Auction Room . Plat cor Coolest by GAIA
logus several gold and aver lovers OF" NJ To-
bissp HARRISON aud other makers. Also detached lev
ers duplex anchor escspemou aud epnes some ofwhes
were received by last arrivals.
Rich JswELRY-A valuable and extensive consignment
OF ch oe good French Jswelry just imported from Paris
OF modern and fashionable syles (wsrransd ~
Of elegant gold ind ensmeed rings, set wi ruby
pearl aud aehyst 100 rieh good aud enaneled hascr
rpgs OF every ety choice assortment of brooches
KNOTS several very rich seU I'm cssesl OF "dem'e
pauores set with ruby, garnet and pearl Elegant vost
without reserve.
Also an invoice OF hsrmonica and French walking canes
Also an invoice OF German fancy goods, painted cigar
cases. morocco do orusmented inkstands, etc.
invoice OF cambria purssos French luster shsdos
scollop, elk and gin CHAM psrssols and umbrellas
Also gilt and jet jewelry and variety OF French fancy
Terms 80 days for 500 aud upward for approved
endorsed notes.
Also $40 doz buckhorn and bone handled table knives
and forks pen and pocket knives, dausged from
fha Hnnry CLAW
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OFrfcE or THE GuARTERMAsTER's DEPAarMENT,}
No 90 Green wica-si. ". Y. March p, 1896
y ,tiu N
NEAPoLITAN BoNNETS.

NEAFOLI1 bO1HNI u
THE SUBSCRIBERS, Patsn'ees and Manufacturers Of
tie Sespo,tan Bonnet prepared 10 supply the trade
with th ;r inmitabie Neapoans for which they rec4ved
insiture and which for style and fnish
Thsy warrant them c'ean aud alter equal 10 new Apply
- PATTISON. NOE & co % 0eiancey-st
az swis, or WISE & SONS Pine and Pearl sta
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II Paper Unngings and Window Shades
Solomon Hari, 243 Broadway, opposite the Park have
the largest stock OF Paper Hangngs and
Window Shades he found in the CITY, and prices lower
than can he had al any other establishment
Their stock consists OF the different Styles both French
and American. which the public in general invited TO
call and examine. ml8 lmlsMW&F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

q Amidon's Hat Esta btishment removed from
corner Of Wal and Nassau 10 No. III Broadway direct
" opposite Howard Hotel m2s Bd
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Gtram Goods.
iDinoom 5baoes.

Oh NOn WINDOW SHADES-Consistug OF ev-
OU,UUUer cry style and description of imported and
American Shades that sold In this country for sae In
large and small quantities. prices varying from IS cents
TO SO per pair Merchants upholsere, peddlers &c can
always select full and ete assortnen OF Shades and
molntings Kelly & RSer's Exclusive Window Shade
Depot q l3l Chsthsm-st N. Y.
N. BAH Shades sold al this store are warranted to
wash and not adhere by transportation.
Remember tho and number.
MOO lmeodis kelly & RIKER, 1871 Chatham-st-
WINDOW SHADES on a new oil preparation, IN
w vented manufactured and sold wholesale and retail,
exclusively by r. T. WEBB 50 per cheaper equally
beautiful and far durable than the French e Fac
tory No. II Divsons Sd story OF the Sackelt Buildings
N B.-Ths store IL i5s Pear-st four doors South OF
cbs,bam ma lin<'
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CaRPGTING, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
No. 81 EAST BROADWAY AND II DIvIsIoN-Sr.

CaRPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
No. 81 EAST BROADWAY II DIvIsIoS-ST
FAMILIES in want of Carpe,ing, Oil Cloths, Rugs
Dgusges Table and Pisno Covers any other aricle
in the line are informed that they will find. Guons
ensive splendid assortment Of all the various
articles connected with the ira ie. Purchasers will find
uisy CHOICE patterns of Brussels three ply and ingram
Carpets OIL Cloths ina. be obtained other
stores all which will b. sold prices lower than
before offered The goods al received drec. from The
manufacturers w. q GUION,
ms iseodG Nh. 81 Ess, Broadway and IL Divison-st.
CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTH.
No. 45I PsARL-sT.
JEFFERSON HUMPHREY have just opened a. the
L above number large lo OF entirely new Carpeiiog
bought expressly for Spring trade AID will be sold al
greatly reduced prices for cash; We bare
20 new Administer Brussels entirely new.
81 pieces heavy Three rich designs and shadings
Superhne dne and common Ingram Carpetngs of every
description
Rings, Druggets, Table and Piano Covers, Window
Shades &c. Also, large of Heavy Sheet OIL Cloth
from Is 10 50 Il wide, selling cheap.
Our friends ard The public respectfully requested 10
cali and stock before purchasing elsewhere
m272ni-eoi- PETERSoNk HUMPHREY. - Pe.r.st
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
Yin tie United States, No SO Bowery.-Hram Anderson
has Just received large Hrd splendid OF super
Sac esh and American three ply double superan- IL
grsin and Venetian Carpeng. manufactured Ipres.y Tor
Cy trade he sold = per than any 9th
er establishment Also just received
2c,o0o yards common esspeting . Cd 70 So Cd.
5000 8 ertts ane do ss Cd 70 Sc
$1,000 " double supernnes "a
Iov :" !hree ply cSpei ga
80 600 square wards oil cloth s. cd 20 Is.
i0OeJ yards Venetian stair carpet p. Sd.
500 large tufied hearth rugs goa each
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 90 Bowery,
the frs! establishment above Hesterst
P. S-Carpetng sent any OF the city, Brooklyn,
and IT. free OF expense Please notice the mum
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AXE SUPERIOR Copper Stocks-S.oeks in lh-
Ivsrious Companies bought and sold by
ESQ iInis- J.s. HUNT CO. No. Enno7sr-st
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JOSEPH 3. CLOSE & CO.

MEs's Bows AND CHiLDREs's
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING at wholesale or retail, and
i the la gest as any Store IN the city Call
and see ~ B. Purchasers returning the goods unsoled
hin three days after purchased can have their money
gai, "a Smis
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CUSPENDERs Suspenders! Suspenders :! "A
y ull supply Of SHRED SusDenders" warranted free
ON sulphur and superior TO any market for sale n guam
Iilies by GEoHOE BEEOhsh,
as Manufacturers agsnt, 100 Broadway.
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MISS AUGUSTA Browne

COMPOSER and Professor Of Music taie Organist oil
~ Dr. Cox's church, begs leave TO inform the Ladies oil
NewYork aud BROOKLYN hs she continues TO give lessons
on the organ Pi.nu Forte Staging and Competition 10
Of Hanrv-st SsSSrrs NILS lHt<
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION
STATEN ISLAND INSTITUTE.
xIT n DUFF respectfully invites the attention of pa.
w .reus his establishment al Brighton for Glass
icaf Commercial and General Education The peculiar
advantages which Institution offers will BE- found wor
thy OF notice Circuars in the English French spanish
and German languages can be obtained Messrs Roe
Sons All Broadway, or 1.-THE Academy which
may be visited every day Sundays exeep,ed)
az 3t.SMkW'
OFFICE OF THE GuARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT.
No 60 Green wicn-si- Y. Y. March q, 1876 }
CEALEO PROPOSALS will be received al this Of
= 6re until u O'Clock 81 the l5h day OF April next
for furnishing for OF the Troops Governors Island,
hsrbor OF NewYork, three hundred and hy tons gro,s
To he deY. red 10 10. course of the ensuing Summer
Sealed Proposals will also be received AZ TIE same place.
and until Tina for furnishing for use OF ine Loops
Al Governors sland and Fort Hamilton, hsrbor OF New.
Yo-k two hundred and fry cords beat quality seasoned
Oak Wood TO delivered at zuch times aud In such quan-
,i,y al each place AS may be required
HENRY WHITING, L. Col, U. 5. Army.
,na5 9yisHTlF
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MILLINERY, NO. TO CANAL-ST.
MFRS. PERRY respectfully announces TO the ladies' Of
I've New York ard vicinity that she will open her show
rooms of Partisan Millinery Thursdsy, April eth when
she will be happy to wet on her former patrons and all
others who may fsyor her with call B-Ladies' own
materi, made up in the best repairing straw and
N.annliian Rnnnets parIicnlarlY altended to- a9 2F
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THE CROTON WATER rendered

THE CROTON WATER rendered perfectly pure
and equal TO Distilled Water. The Diaphragm Filters
for Purifying Water and other Liquids while under pres
sure. JENNISON'S PATENT, 1876, now on sale. al
prices within the reach Of ALL Manuiactury 90
Orders received S64 Broadway.
This portable apparatus not larger than pint meas
ure can DO readily attached hydrant pipe convey
ing water and will yield steady stream OF perfectly pure
water, equs hundred gallons per hour: under tho
ohe Croton than enough for The culinary
Of the arge hotels lsepaates with equal certain
y and dispatch all the animal vegetable and earthly mat
ter found des pts OF all possible precautions, IN every dis
buting channel OF the CrotOn and Schuyki They are
sio constructed for 6erng water for manufacturing pur-
poses.
The necessity olterng the Croton Water and the eff.
cheney OF the Diaphragm Filter besrs the endorsement OF
eminent Physicians and Chemists OF city OF New
York and the appreciation Of the American Institute by
awarding Mr. Jennison Gold Medal at the Fair Of 1885,
for this Filter.
These Filters highly ornamental and will last for years,
liable get OUT of repair subject 10 damage from
FROST and when left IN operation, will prevent the pipes
from bursting. They have the merit OF cleansing themselves
aud also most admirably designed for h'terng the
Schuykill Miss ssippi. and all water under pressure
ss I'm VIM Il. JENNISON for the Proprietor.
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by JANIS ID. MiLLsk-
d WEDNESDAY,, April ., 1875,

" JAhNS ~. MkLL6h-
ID WEDNESDAY, April ., 1875,
A. 10 o'clock, al ths Asrcnsn,s' Exchange.
VIII DO cold, under tho dreeio1 Of Pnio T. Raggiss,
Master 10 Ch,neery all Ia House ADD Lotkuo No 81
srssiwAy. bsag 81 fss, aehss ost - fee inches Ia
tbs rear Saa l2s S.el 10 depth
FRIDAY, Aprii 10, 1915.
AT iet O'clock, al Store No. Lloecty-st
DAMAGED HARDWARE damage cd on the voyage Of iup3r.
tson c,aIsing OF tasle and speag cutlery aud plated
s<ddIsry be- sold under spsedon OF Port War
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M DUMSDAY, No. s. Bouc-st, the Bowery, Pro-
wi. lsso. Of the Guitar Singing, ACCORDION and Violin
continues teach Ladies' md Gentlemen a their re
deaess IN ali parts OF New-York City, with much facility
and rapid progression by his but falling systc
Terms very reasonsble- Apply at s. Boodst mlt I'm
DiANU-FORTE AND SISGlNG.-ars MOI
L LEY lpupil Of the celebrated Croveli, and sn y.
Smarl respectfully tha she Il prepared 70 give
Lessons sbove Branches a. her resdsnce, frank
Inst Tor OF her pupis Reasonable terms Mrs NJ
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goods remaining 25S 3cesi vi:hs. consisting
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