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BY Last Nights Southern Mall.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE, June lo-Arr b1g Mary Jane. Msekins,
Kingston Jam, sehrs Richard Borden Bearse Fall RIVER;
Ere. Fields. York Below, 9rigantins CID brig Kent,
"a Sid bark ST. Joseph Hobson for the PscGc trgs Areo
Reed Ms.sevSeo Frances Jane: Ga!dne5 w Indies; Ma
NoRyoLK, July e-Arr bark Wave, Gorham, Providence
schr Danerst smith, all River; sloop Lydia, Jarvis
N Haven.
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'nted its claims to the Senate in manner commensur

senfed its claims to the Senate in manner commensur-
ate with its deserts
Mr.. HUNTINGTON spoke in opposition 10 the bill reca-
ptuatng the objections of his former speech sketch
OF which we have given heretofore and when he had
concluded
Various verbal amendments some of which he had
suggested adopted and the warehousing bill
then laid aside till to- morrow
APPROPRIATIONS.
On motion Of Mr. LEWIS the Senate took up the bill of
Army Appropriations for the next fiscal year. and after
agreeing to several amendments which he proposed the
bill was passed. -
A message then read from the President on tn a
subject of the mineral lands.
And the Senate adjourned
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

MO QUACKERY-Dr.M Morrison has been engaged for
rs the successful Of all forms fprvse
diseases and syphltc eruptons, glees tric
fSre, sonoIrhGs and debility a,lsnx &yom secret habI-
his London diploma with the signatures Of the Of
amneTs of the Royal College OF Surgeons, including Sir
Ashley Coopers Sir Anthony Carse's, &c &C. his Of
Ace 20f1s Fulton Letters attended 10. jyli RI
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
AND

OEhLCho I'm 1Ehc OMEhI.
no NOT BE AFRAID TO PURCHASE IN BROAD
II WAY-The subscriber offers the most complete assort
of perumery, Toilet Soaps Coognes, Extracts, &c
&c. prices 80 so cent cheaper than other house
In the United States In order convince yourselves he
4. ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery, Soaps &c., 10
Broadway, between Liberty and Courtlandt streets
aeS Inf
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MArANzAs, June 30 -IAe Merchant arrived here On
the 25h; her Rice sold this morning at IL rs 80 days
We have change in produce For sugar today there
is somewhat better demand bat do not alter our last
quotations
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BRoKErs' BoARp, July go sheres Long Island RR 81;
do Boston Providence KR l07; 100 do Last CO.
10 ds s se do dc l.h 100 do DO 10 ds TX g do DO
365 IS do do ST. Eastern kR rights 7sc 30 do do zoe.
sEcoNp BoARD3o shares East Boston Co. II Clio; $50 dc
do Az.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1916.
This is decidedly the warmest day of the season. The
thermometer in the Exchange at this present time marks
the mercury 1881.
Common report usual much exaggerated the in
disposition of Commodore Stewart, mentioned yester.
day He has far recoverel to be duty to-day,
much to the gratifcaton of his numerous friends.
The body of white male child found last even.
ing in alley up town, by couple of boys. BY some
the body got into the street. and attracted
crowd about it. An examination by Dr. Bethel,
resulted in the belief that it had been born alive and had
probably to its death by violence. The efforts to
discover the mother have as yet proved frutless
An extensive lot pointing on Logan square, in the
western part OF the city, sometime since purchased
by the Catholics for the purpose of erecting Cathe dral
upon it, sty le similar those of Europe The ar.
engagements in forward state that its erec-
ton will be commenced The subscriptions have so
far been Of the most liberal characer eight gentlemen
head the list with subscription of $1,000 each. Tho
building to have front Of 100 feet and depth of 2O6
feet The roof will be scventyfve feet from the floor
and will be supported by columns, dividing the space
in the most gorgeous manner and to contain ten affairs
Its completion will require many years and a vast
amour, of expenditure but there be doubt from
the beIay and eah OF the professors of this religion
that the means will not be wanting.
Great competition exists at present among the Cape
May boats The Ohio in order to drive of the Rip Van
Wrinkle and Portsmouth, has put The fare down to SO
cents, including carriage hire The other boats have
also reduced in order to get portion Of the travel but
not so low as the Ohio The latter boat took down 470
this morning.
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST Board, Friday. July 10 LOCO Cincinnati Bonds
80 a wv RssS
ing kR Bonds 6 @ 5000 DO do do Go 7a 1000 do do do do
AFTER sALrs35 Penntownship Dank 2s4; 1000 Harris
bnrgh RR Bonds e's 7Os, ;,
AFTER SALEs.-l0 Penn Township Bank 2Bk.
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Foreign Inporsations.

MAYAopEz-Bark Almira-59 hhds sugar Alsop & Chaun.
Ssy-l8o do 43 do moasses Cubert Fney-i do Mason
Thompson-il2 do + @ Thurston.
GUYASLLABrig Dispatch-30 hhds 20 bbls do d w
Besco-l70 hhds sugar 81 do molasses Maitland Bomrie
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BALTIMORE, July 10, 1916.
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1886
Efforts TO Remore Collector Msrrioit-Fatai Accident
Razor Srop Man-Hot Weather. Camp Meetings

BALTIMORE July 10, 1916
Efforts TO RemOre Collector Msrriot-Fatai accident
Razor Srop Man-Hot Weather. Camp Meetings
Stock Sales, &c.
Considerable trouble has been brew ing among the de-
mocrats in this city, for time. relative TO the COL
lector Of the port Gen. VIM. II. Marriott The appoint
under which he holds his Office received from
President Tyler, which Of itself they consider sufficient
cause of removal. There is also another cause which
has long been entertained by merchants and bust
men. who have taken part in his proposed
val and is the doubtful character Of large portion
of his deputies Some of them respectable men, but
full one half more have been all their lives tavern
brawling politicians too Lazy to work, and perhaps too
honest to steal.
A democratic City Convention, elected mainly for tho
purpose met on Wednesday evening, and after long
discussion relative to the collectorship passed resou
lions recommending the removal of Gen Marriott and
appointing committee to wait the President to urge
upon him the necessity OF so doing. The principal
ia this matter disappointed ooeseekers, of
bad character those they desire have removed
and ia the President should make any change is to be
hoped that he will appoint Independent upright
man who will dispense all these political cigues, and
learn hcm to seek some honest employment for iive
frighful accident occurred yesterday afternoon on
Turner one of our city butchers attached to buggy
wagon becoming frightened, rushed up Baltimore street
riously injuring them; of them, old named
Braunan, died from the effects of the injuries he
cevy.d few hours after
The razor strop man" is announcing to citizens
from the highways and byways, that he has "a few
more cit"
The Thermometer yesterday reached 90 degrees in this
city, which was the hottest day OF the This
morning, however, at o'clock the thermometer stands
degrees, which is about degrees higher than il
at the same hour yesterday, consequently in
anticipation of real Rio Grande weather to-day.
The season for campmeetings is rapidly approach
ing, and free negro population usual quitting
their places II is almost utter impossbility for any
one in this city to Keep servant during campmeeting
months and after the return they good nothing
till cold weather cones Our Young bioods antic-
pa,ng some rich Sunday frolics during the coming
month"; and horse flesh preparing for the torture usual
y inflicted them by vsiters to these pious gather
ngs. Religion should never be made matter Of frolic
be conducted to draw youthful population
into vice and Sabbath breaking.
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
July loS6oOO Md 6s Sd 77 $1,000 do II; $1,000 City 6
9S 600 do SO: Maryland cents closed II asked 76x
bid: Baltimore 6s of $780, closed at asked % bd Ba
and Ohio Rk shares at ASK asked.
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READ The FOLLOWING ADVEhTlbEN r.NIb
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,
IS NASSAU STREET.

MEDICAL Advice CEN IN PRfvATE DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS of the New York COLLEGE Of Medicine
continue . direct ;hsI psis..I siisaagn q ii d.sa.ss
sn to
injury the constitution confinement from business In
College s $ sas
e for s Win
the principal hospitals in Europe for The Of those CON
MSRfaNf ' 70 Mfs SGk7
sona appl have orw .ded EN- chest contain
::
traction and ,eat@en received el'ewhereh any, ana en-
vELPEAU's sPECIFIC FILLS.
the sdf, cure Of sef from s as
These & twenty III ssi .. he
ii sp disease. Of de Urss. They
sss i%s 'ss 's
E c2S s pT ss.I.J y G ~ 51... o.
Msa na S CT q 6 MsT oSse. S
ssc1si Indulgence or e1esss any ind Il an inS.uaSs
remedy % mpotence sterty or barrcnne. unless depend
sns. bottle: 8 {. Zach e.s - Of h; o.en; carefully
RlCORDs ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
the Of primary syss
use q srcoy medical ny
s s TSd.i
celebrated Alternative. -"
!. Sold sa.s s. sS g q H.ss
ooNorNTFaA lSIN Isb ITA & sAznsArAHLA
DREPARED by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression quscksry
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
ss aS y College Of n: sS:
TO of Sarsapas before the public aud
may he relied remedy for all diseases arising
sm impure Of the blood such scrouia salt heu,
%
disease arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis or
injud cious Of mercury
Sold in sugie bottles, at 15eeuS.
IN cases Of halle dozen bottles $3.50
one dozen -" 4so0
Cases forwarded 10 ali parts Of the Union.
B. very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
w. s. RICHARDsON MD
d&wrc ej Nassau street, New York
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MONTHLY REPORT FOh JUNE,
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INST.

street.
ULLY TREATED.
l Salt rheum.
.6 Coughing.
5 Secondary venereal.
9 Primary chlmeres, cured
without mercury.
2 Falling of the bladder.
2 Cancer of the womb, under
treatment.
6 Palpitation Of the heart.
3 Acute rheumatism.
2 Pain in the bones.
IL Cases debility and loss OF
appetite from improper
habits.
l Foreign body taken out Of
highly infiamed eye.
9 Determination of blood to
the head.
S Examined to detect disea-
ses of the lungs.
2 Cases of choiic.
.TIONS AND CURES.
] Injury of ankle JOINT.
4 Enlarged tonsils removed.
2 Tonsils ertirpated from
another gentleman the
same day. after several at
tempts had been made by
another surgeon.
1 Injury of a hand that was
caught in a steam valve.
10 Structures in urethrz, cured
without cutting or burn
ing.
Uvula removed.
l Amputation Of cancer
breast; the operation took
place on the Goth inst. at
43 Sullivan str't, and was
witnessed by DR.. ChiIds,
Dr.Klng, and many others.
She has nearly recovered.
n 9 and 10. In the morning.
BOSTWICK, VI. d.,
ding Surgeon and Physician.
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rIoS-The following, in defence Of Mr.. Polk and
Mr.. Buchanan, from the Washington Union, in
reply TO article published in New York
Journal contains some very interesting informa-
ton connected with the settlement of the Oregon
question;
All attempts 10 iniure the fair fame of Mr. Polk and
Mt Buchanan IN relation to the Oregon negotiation will
be dssipated to the winds the when shall be-
come proper TO publish the whole the
subject from the State department In the mean time il
Is proper that should state that eyerv item Contained
in the article from the Courier Enquirer is either
wholly destitute Of foundation, that the truth is go
misrepresented as to clothe in the garb Of alsehood
MIR. McLane, we are assured, had not the least ex.
pecation did he afford the least 10
hope that any better terms could be obtained from ina
British government in event. than those obtained nv
the treaty. The contrary is the fact it'll the single
cepjon Of the navigation Of the Columbia river He
thought probable that this might be limited Hud
Bay Company for term Of years should the present
ministry continue in power. The reason and the only
reason, have understood out of doors why the Sc
nate did not propose this modification, belief that
under true construction Of tho proposal iself this
right was limited to the 5oth May, 1882 the time when
the present license granted to the Hudson Bay Company
by the British government, TO trade with the Indians
of the Rocky Mountains will expire IL il certain how
that long before that period this right navigate
the Columbs, limited il is to tho Hudson Bay Com.
pany and those trading with them will to hav
any practical existence The settlement OF the country
will long this render their fur trade with the Indians
not worth pursuing"
nate is not favorable as England has before Of
fered, On the contrary, England has yielded to the
United States, under this treaty sufficient territory to
form two respectable States of the Union beyond any
offer which she had previously made.
II not true that any correspondence communicated
TO the Senate, any correspondence in existence, will
prove that Mr. Polk did not believe in our title ond
the teh parallel Of north latude" but will prove di.
rectly the reverse.
1t is not true that amongst documents known to exist,
IS one written by Mr. Buchanan to Mr. McLane, endes
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Or about four and hall TO one in our favor. With
some general remarks these gratifying evidences Of
the prosperity Of our commerce, Mr. Dix said If our
porting tonnage stood par with imports, he
should De entirely satisfied In to the objections
that the warehousng system would give rise TO frauds
smuggling and an increase of ofceholdcrs they
the same objections that had been against adop
don OF the English sysem-the same employe ed by the
Senator from Connecticut against the adoption OF the
bill relating to drawbacks at the last session measure
which had operated most bengnly In regard to the
crcuitous trade Of foreign vessels OF the 500 which en-
tered the port of New York in s4J, all but 2o7 were
from countries TO which they belonged all but 2Oe
went back to countries 10 which they belonged. They
vessels OF the northern nations Of Europe Aher re-
viewing the law Of 1899, in connection with this bin
Mr. Dix conicnded that the wsrehousing system would
not only be beneficial New York but 10 all the ports
entry the Atlantic seaboard directly or remotely In
conclusion he Indignantly rejected the idea that this
bill he was chiefly consulting the advantages would
give TO New York. No sir ne consulting the bene
At Of the whole Union HIS object in this bill give
commerce freer and broader scope lie had defend
cd IT, and should defend IL 10 the last and he hoped the
bill would become law. If failed, ii would not be
because os want Of merit but because he had not pre-
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New-York, Goth March, 1916.

HV.B. Palmer's Country Newspaper Adverti-
sing Agency, Tribuue Buildings. New IorK embraces
most othe best newspapers all the cities and principal
to wns the United States and Canada, for which he Ia
duly authorized TO receive advertisements aud subscrp-
tons. end fully empowered 10 give receiIu.
Merchants manufacturers artists and individuals ger
orally, besides public institutions incorporated companiea
and socless WIN wish advertise 10. subscribe for,
newspapers of any section Of the country are respectfully
invited TO examine the files.
Toremov- all doubts and msapprehensons, the agent
hereby the public that person is authorized by him
solicit advertisements cards subscriptions for The
newspapers for which he Is the only autho zed agent The
merchants and Others growing out of numer-
pretended agencies hs CITY, renders The adoption
this ESSENTIALLY proper TO guard against imposition
Those therefore, who wish 10 transact business win mis-
agency and avoid mistaken to hand
In their orders at the Office or address " 3. PALMER.
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings.
" The OF advertising In country papers-s list OF
cities aud principal the u table OF
the anhracite coal trade of Peuuthe agricultural products
population representation debts &c OF the several Sales
together with brief Treatise advertsing embraced in
small pamphlet entitled the Road 10 Wealth. may be had
grs,s application at The agency, Tribune Buildings.
no ia
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ED9Ak JENKINS: Aaeaoaser. -.

ED9Ak JENKINS. Ancoooecf.
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE Sale OF 50 eases
Plated Ware, L4mps a,tandoes Csodelsoeas, Clocks,
Tea Trays Ts5ls Cutlery, Sc-EOGAa JENKINS will
.sl At l. GA sinsstzy, Aoe 5n at ID O'Clock, al
xaes room No. W4sL largo invoice OF 81 cssei so-
per Fesuch Poccsan pLnlei sut gold, aud u.ei 0n
ner Services pricing in part folio deAsec
breakfast sni OF chss a1d ,tIes! styes vary
ing from % pe:es service tbs most co.ty i
portsi
Ts. Sets Of the -ichs styles aud pserns-Sevres Per-
celsn containing II pieces tneadei for silver ser
vices Ag.o
Tea OF ch ,lcs.t Enyii sh psttern-assorted
Sngs sai Double Toilet Sets-ot Eistsn stone China,
latest sad oeaunll destgus IN bao sroen
gold blue and god bud aad gold painted aud enamel
cd do &C.
Boa, Suvsr Mouu,sd sheffield Plated Ware -coa,isuns
OF srge and Wsiters OF best Sheffield plato solid
svsr noununxs and plated bs:ks Cake 8asks oastors,
Candlestcks, do. with Branches; Cocse urns Vegetable
Dishes, Tea Ks,lles, Tes Sets &c
superb Sterling Silver Desssrt 5eo - pieces OF KNIVES
forks and Spoons, rich gilt and uusur passed.
Lamps 4raudoles-ofo enou silvee and bronze. with
prsnaic Drops OF the beat manufacturer Solar Tampa OF
qlsy and ch Jcost patterns comprising "a CT.
,ensvs assortment we'll worthy stteutioa.
Hail Ian rns-plain and stained, In great variety
Msntel 1cks-st porcelain aud bronze very beauuiu
Euyish Imported Block Tin DISH Covess-iu ssts OF
Tea Tays-yictoria, Gothic and Sandwich Tea Trsys.
painted and gold choice and well selected ssor
Table Cuuery-tvory aud balance handle Table Cutlery.
OF English manufaenro-imported In sss Of 80
pie
yet her with an house furnishing articles all OF
ch will be- ready examination by Catalogue Monday
IN q Tuesday previous to the eAe. ~ lsuH
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Senerai Notices.

~ The Human Hair-lt is established fact
whatever ignorant empires say 10 the contrary-hat all
oils creates pomatus any article OF similar character
are positively injurious hair that shows any symptom OF
weakness or change Of colot
CLIREHUGHS PATENT TRICOPHEROUS
II; The onp article invented that will prevent and
E;adne,s Grey Hair entirely Scur and Daud
ruff twill strengthen the weakest hair give to 1t soft
Il has the combined advantages OF wash and oil with
oul the drying properties of The or the greasy appear
Hnce of the other Its virtues established beyond cav
or dis pute equally beneficial for the infant Is for
the adult is ony recommended but is In daily use
among the principal medical faculty In the city and bv the
best the country while the nobility OF Eng
land and France nothing else. In Havana Mexico and
Brazil il has superseded the OF every other article for
preserving hair and cleansing the skn necessary for
comfort In q warm climate.
CLIREHUGH's Principal Office 2O5 Broadway, mex, to
Fntopst ml4 lms
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EE DIR. Woods Snrsuparila and Wild Cher.
ryi Bters-So confident. indeed is the proprietor OF
this medicine in the forms of dyspepsia jaundice,
vertigo canker and headache that he socits for treatment
The possible that be found In The country
that seek relief in vain from any OF the common rem
nent physicians as confirmed and ncursbe reference 10
the pamphlet which may be had Of the agents, will exhibit
testimony in favor of this preparation from such respecla
BILE sources satisfy tho most incredulous.
WYATT KETCHAM, Wholesale and Retail,
a6 Otis l2 Fulton-st- n. Y.
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Garpeting.
NEW CARPETINGS.
floor OIL Cloths, Sc. for the Spring trade

Floor on Cloths &c. for the spring trade.
SMITH LoussBERRy. as PEARL-sr Opposite WILLIAM
ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies Of Car
N petinss for The Spring trade embracing all Of the latest
and best patterns many of which entirely new and un.
surpassed for elegance The assortment comprises Royal
Brussels Three Ply Imperial Double Super. Superne and
Fine Ingram Capengs; Floor OIL Cloths from 10 "a feet
wide without seam, old and well seasoned Venetian Car
pea OF all the various styles aud widths; Rngs Duggets
Msngs Table and Piano Covers, with general sssort
meui OF all other articles connected with the trade
Persons about furnishing private residences hotels steam
boats and lodge rooms will find decidedly their Rdvan
tage TO examine this before making their seec
tons as Offering such inducements rarely TO
be mes with An experienced uphosterer 10 constant en-
ploy and lit and oil cloths al The shortest no.
al 2Wl6N
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EEBs 4 cos TAR,
EATTERS,
No. 1856 Broa way.

No. 1856 Brondw
re- Spring Fnshion for Gentlemen's Hats,
March, ls46.-Our Spring style OF Hat having, ny its
peculiar elegance and intrinsic excellence obtained The
decided superiority every other fashion, in
vtte critical OF its merits al our establishment
100 Broadway.
B. c. order 10 NEE, The demands OF public taste, too
likely 10 become sa,aled by long continuance of
any particular ashon give notice that they VIII introduce
Hat
beebe Cos!ar in the monthly receipt OF all the dit
eren oregn Fashions and in issuing their style OF Hat
WILL although setting Independently OF al others, be gov
erned by due regard 10 American taste
N b.. Our fashion fos Bows Hats will be IL resd!ness
on the llth inst. April lst, ls3S a. lmis.
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Gats.

Broadway, opposite ST Paurs Church-Men OF fashion
and ton-Ihose whose refined taste and experience enable
them give laws the beau Ond-have agreed 10 award
the palm Supreme Fashion in Hats 10 Genn and This en-
vsbe distinction he 10 determined 10 continue 10 deserve
Paris-where all ideas OF ar. and taste in dress have
ever Genn every month its mosi val
ued of symmetry and fashion-and with these ne
combines his best gment and tas,e-thus producing
an arlicle which, for grace ghness and effect is literally
unrivaled. He bestows especial attention upon the br-
,ha, important part Ha which It's grace and beau
ty depend His Nurs Fur Hats for 81 50, aud his Mole
akin Hats S4 INTERESTINGLY put FORTH therefore, as
standard articles and the most rigorous scrutiny OF them
fesressly invited. aSisu
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T A Sovereign

E A SOVEREIGN Remedy for the following Dis
Any person afflicted with pains dwellings, blind.
spinal weakness. constipation of the bowels
bronchitis, piles tula white sweines scsrs fever acres
salt rheuu cancer doloreux strains pain Of The side
and back Inflammation have all these aud
any other affection removed which is beyond the control OF
ans skill or medicine otherwise known.
CAurIoN-The public are cautioned against purchasing
any Magical Pain Extractor of Comslock Co. as they
my agents, noithor do peu them General
Depot the sale of the only genuine Magical Pain Ex-
tractor, l2S Fulton-st Sun Building, n. Y.
HENRY DALEY.
New-York, Goth March, 1916. az 6tis'
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ntSH C0yERS-Biock Tin Di-h Covers, in sets, for
~ sale wholesale and retail a. Burng-slip, By
rs 81 BOARDMAN HART.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-Eh.hs A BaAsr
~ has this day withdrawn from the Merchants Ice Com
pany known the firm OF Hutchinson. Baker Co. and he
L. 10 longer member OF said drm or company.
Us Sds. ELISHA A BAKER