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r. ACCOMPLISHMENTS and stiffness of the joints,
swengs OF the muscular substances near them and other
symptoms too well known to need description may be ei
fectuay removed by the OF Rings Compound Syrup OF
Hydrodal" Of Poassa Sarsapara and Yellow Dock Root
The efficacy OF these ingredients ndispuahe, and by
their judc!ous sinx,ure remedy formed that for the
above named complaints may term ufalible cure.
The great and increasing demand for article this kind
has induced the proprietor bring before The public that
all may have beaeh, OF H. and know that there is a
remedy for ,h- distressing complaint, Rheumatism
/, is recommended IN f, confidence beng specific,
snd convince the credulou- O! ia
surpdsiuc properties Prepared and for sale Only by C.
II. RING, ist Broadway. corner John--t- rs lmis'
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

Y 4 Liquid NolOrinR lof ne Tar, " hIskers, Z Q
Its Claims patronage win once be understood by
those who have used sold the preparations offered for
dyeing the hair IL application is simple, 10 eject Ger
tain. being eunphaticsy perfect Ha;r-Hye, without de-
sroying The elasticity health OF the hair. To fancy
store keepers. druggists il viii be found de-
srsbe article hey with confidence recommend il
their customers and be troubled with complaints OF
It's dyeng The skn linen /. Will rub off the hair
and washing only improves its appearance The
color permanen, and perfectly uniform entirely free
from those unnatural nts varying from the faded green 10
the royal purple produced by The ordinary hair dyes In
proof Of IL efficacy The inventor is prepared apply the
Dye hiskers portion Of the hair without char
those wishing purchase If proves sGiisscory for
sold wholesale and retail By WIN. BATCHELOR. No ;
Well-st Broadway. Price 81, double size 81 80.
Copy ihs address
Agenis-NewYork, Dr.. Gouraud, 81 Wslker-sL; Brook
!yn Mrs Hays 1879 FultonsL; Philadelphia Eug Roussel
Pa VIM Jackson SO Liber,y-sL; Columbus. Ga, Winter
Epping. o2o lmeodis'
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~" NInenctic Mar,cI,. "-Froi BUSn-To

ES-" Magnetic MarSe,."-rro BUSll-io The
Edfor Of TIE Tribune. Nj SunieT!gnds compliments are
certainly due Prof Bash. for the ziu-Ou
kindly made in The Tribune Saturday lHsi The
called Lectures Patsetpm , in the Of de-
livery IN this city, And Prof &. with all other implicit
believers In the Magnetic Mavels" OF Young Davis
and Emanuel cirnDorg hereby informed thai these
Lectures viii bee continued the present week Oh TUESDAY,
"Wednesday Friday and SATURDAY evenings IN the Lycent
ii, when Mr. Sunderland pledges himself prOJe that
rrof Bu>'s assumptions win regard 10 hs so called p"
revelations OF Swedeuhorg ana young Davis not
susceptible. ofdrmua-Hton-th there Is nothing super
natural" them. but thR; Prof Is himself deee,ved
likely deceive Others IN The he : making Of them
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DR.. MANIOTTAtS


Tor Dyspepsia Fever and Ague, &c. &c.
~ Travellers, from constant change OF air and va
liable many diseases which he prevented by
the Of the Tonic whenever they End themselves any
from contracting contagious diseases such yellow fever
scarlet fever &c &c Persons of extreme bilious tenpeTs
may live long and healthy in The Southern climate by
the Of this article Personal reference given severs!
hundreds OF our first citizens.
Agents wanted throughout the United States. Applica-
lions (posi-psidj addressed TO the proprietor
nl6 lmcod;s B. FENEER los Nassau-si.
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GARDENERS
INIMITARLE LIQUID HAIR DYE.

" new aud invaluable discovery which insianiane-
ousy changes the color Of the hair oma white any other
color, beautiful black browH and without the least
injury the life health Of the hair damage 20 the
Its admitted hs this dye produces what IS want
ing in other dyes use, natural color and IN addition
pars 10 the haia beauty and elasticity in appearance
which cannot be surpassed.
Purchasers are requested be particular getting the
genuine article, Gadners lnimitabc Hair Dye. Sold
wholesale ana retail al j. Maniors No. 90 Broadway,
and }. y. Hammond Co Druggists, No. 2T9 Broadway.
~ B. Also for sale 81 j. ManOrrs beautiful assortment
Of wigs and soaps. nib Inns
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.

q BatChelor's new invented Wigs and Scslps
pronounced by a.. who have and worn them the
perfect and natural heads Of hair Wig
invited inspect tie largest and best Of Wigs
in the United States they then Judge lhe effect and
Will a. perceive that what has long been 10 ilrn
Il ulurgahc discomfort Will hcncetorh be real
luxury. WM BACHELOR. inventor and manufacturer,
Wall.sL Broadway, removed from l6j Broadway.
Oh f,u,.
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TREAsoS,-Thc Constitution of the United States
Art H. Sec g. declares that treason against the United
states shall consist only in evying against them
IN "dhorins to their enemies, sci"s them AID aud com
Joyt
About the latter part of September or first OF October
last Ihe brig plymouth was cleared from tins port for
Havana. From information in possession clear
and positive rs the nature o; the will admit Of,
have the sronges; conviction that this brig loaded
with arms, ammunition and munitions OF in this
port which landed in Mexico and delivered to the
enemies OF our country. This, too was her third or
fourth voyage with similar carcoes The brig clear
ed in this port by the house OF Wylie Eeana & Co,
Spanish house of great wealth and extensive connexions
and said TO be the agents OF the MeSican Government
and of Santa Anna.
Ii these facts be true call upon the District A;or
usy OF the United States have the parties connected
with these shipments arrested and that examination
be made into the circumstances OF Il nature susp
cous as TO impress citizens with the conviction that
there are enemies and spies in our midst
IN. O. Delta Nov. T.
PRIZE BARK CoosA.--A libel was filed yester
day in the L. s District Court against this vessel by Mr.
c. T. Stewart on behalf OF the captain and Mr. Thos
j. Dursnt the part OF the United States tor being
gagged in Illegal commerce with Mexicans, enemies OF
the United States
The officers and crew of this vessel undergoing
an examination yesterday before the L. $. Commission
1t appears that although the captain cleared for
Havana she steered southerly until she made the high
lands. few miles south OF Alvarado. with which port
she was In communication, under English colors when
seized by the squadron their way to Tobasco.
Capt linking and his second mate have been exam
incd before l. L. Slmonds Prze Commissioner, but the
purpor OF their testimony is not yet known The pre-
lmnary examination Will not be concluded ior day
two. n. q. Pic Nov. H.
MELANCHOLY ACADEMIA sad accident
CURED on the 18th inst about 3 miles from Geneva.
the premises OF MI w Dobbn, His son, WiSncT Dob
hin. and Thomas Gibbs employed in laying plank
IN the bottom OF well when the earth gave way, bury
ing them to the depth OF eight feet Assistance pro
cured as possible but 1t was near three hours
before the bodies recovered. They We're found
standing erect and embracing CaCh othti.
Palmyra Courier, Nov. Is.
COMBINATION or SENrENCE.-His EXccllcncy
the Governor has committed the punishment OF Abra
ham, slave OF Alex Robertson Esq, who was 10 have
been executed Friday next for s,Hbbns white man.
The Governor has directed that in place OF death he
shall suffer solitary confinement for months receive
100 leshos and bd sent out OF the State,
(Charlcs,on News eth
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NJ RIEO .

On the 18th inst, By Rev Chas. II Read CHESTER
" GRAVES and CHARLOTTE A. FULLER, both of
~ Worcester Mass on tie nth inst, by Rev Elan
sroallev PHILIP l. MOEN OF New York 10 Miss ELIZA
4 daughter of J Washhurn Esq of the former place
Al Ros!yn on the 18th inst by Rev MI Clark of Man
hasset Mr. DANIEL CARPENTER to Miss HANNAH
POST, all OF NewYo-k.
On "Wednesday morning. 18th inst. By Rev Mr. Mid
dlemas, JOHN MITCHELL TO Miss SARAH J. daughter
II Mr Henry Voorhees, OF Root Montgomery Co ~
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X4JoI. T. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and Tailor'

XHJoI. T. JENNINGS Il co. Diapers and Tailors,
w Importers OF Cloths, Cassmeres, Veslngs, Fancy
Dress Articles 1cu appreciation Of the success which
attended their efforts In catering for the community would
tender the assurance upon the Of the Fall
Trade that VIII be their endeuyor 10 add To the induce
uients which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB-
LISHMENT which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue TO commend them TO
the For in III. style and character oil the CLOTH
ng are enabled furnish, through the aid Of as efficient
corps Of cutters "A can be- found In Inc country ID The
sequel 10 the attractions Of our moderate charges
larry. assortment Of goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered FOR Inspection, comprising Cloths
Twees &c for Dress and Frock Goats OYercoaIs sacks
&c French, English and American Cassmefes for PaHlA
looms word refereuc, to this carmen, In which las
expert has satisfied The many 30 few cutters excs-s
trial i this line is especially solicited. aerno. Velvet
SILK ard Satin Vestings IN great variety The usual asso
men, Of arst quality Ready.nade oyercoais Original
Sacks Cloaks Dress and Frock Coats Panisoons Vests
&c with achoice selection OF Fancy Dress articles, sears
Cravas, Hdks, Gloves, Srspenders Shirts. Collars
Bosoms. Hall Hose. &c. s|lsu
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NEW MUSICAL FURLICATIONs.

% EIEIE HALL FIsrA----s4-a4E III 7 III II
ID HALL POiD. z2s BrosGaay
RiNK's ORGAN sCHJOL- sOOke--Th MS number coFt-
Its. l- x,Ek WHEN l. The only complete arc thorough
-Io r M organ published IN III. country The price
~ ill., bock COMPLETE and handsomely bound IS Bound
COPIES nay be lad = the coa.=e o. eek EDe De 3isy-
H-yer ~ Mss Augusta Browne Price u cent? This
me- h.. al excellent at beautifully executed likeness OF
BE- A.yer rs signature sad OF sTmH Jessie"
Few and yeFy beautiful songt by Geo Liniey sung by
Mss Normal Il Aas very pretty -iznette title Plate
Pric- 50 Is Psr.ssce Vase Esvoss composed ~
q Eessi.r-. g-.ea IS ssr;l q Ss
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C. BOOTH & co. Tailors AID Importers, lo7
~ broadway. opposite John In receipt OF very
rich supply OF fancy Cas-imers and 'estings also
choice collection OF fancy dress articles OF superior quail
tiles.
The subscribers would also call attention u their stock
Of Oyercoats Cloaks Office Goats &c which are produced
In better Taste aud OF materials than eacy-msde
m.ns generally, and offered al prices that fully
ain The charactr the house FOR low carges mis- .@s
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General Notices.

To- Church ofSt. George tho Martyr, No 40
stoadway-This Church affords free accommodations TO
Brush enigrau,s English residents, and 10 rs many ar-
les aud persons rs have not any stated place OF worship
and who choose 10 worship there.
Divine Service on Sunday neal al icy n NJ " NJ and a,
by Rev Caleb Henry, D. D. Professor OF Moral Philosophy
% TIE University OF the city Of New-Iork and Assistant
Minister otSt Johns Church brooklyn II
~ RciiSious Notice-Sy Divine permission ihc
Rev Remington wi preach his intTodue DRY sermon to-
aoTrow, IN the Sianonst Baptist Church, I'd block from
AID ~ P Strangers Mil be accommodated with seats ltH
" The Rev. Ii. f. Barrett Will lecture mex, Sab
bath Tomorrow evening, IN the New-forA Society Ii
celock on the Importance and need al the present time of
SwedenborS's revelations Seals free, Lecture be
postponed IN case OF a storm. IL
~ Rev. a. Mahau. President of oserlin Collegiate
Free Congressional Church, Suivsnst between Prince
and Ho0sien-sts. Seals Tree IL
II Noticc.-Durirg the ensuing winter. al intervals
Rpv, D. +. ROBERTSON WHO. W preach one or more
diseoues each otihe following subjects IN The Church
on The corner OF Sxtleavenue and l5ih-st
l. The Issue between the Church and our Public Sehoo!
system.
The Duty otihe Church respectingou Pubic Schools
The Church, AID our Social Institutions -
legislative and Administrative Tendencies
Our Ecc!eslasicSl Tendencies as People.
Our Spiritual Tendencies.
aove subjects will he opened. viz The lsSuc between
he Church and our Public schools service commencing
S'o'clccA IL
III IT. Peters Church, Harclay-st.-TheN Very
sv D. Nerhagen Provincial OF he Society OF Jesus In
aetyanG, will preach IN this Church Sunday next a.
'' 10 o'clock, a NJ. sndat O'clock p NJ, Suhjec; in the
ae's,agThe submission due the civil Snd ecclesas,,
aIhoriiscs" In Ike evening" The supremacy Of ST.
collection will be taken up s.r each Sermon for the
For OF Tie Cnu:ch nspSIs
~ sunday Evening Lecturcs.-Sev. O;is 4.
AiHe, Wa preach aeNi Sundsy evening tomorrow in
81 universalis. Church on Luke 18Th esp Sd
SSeeptye repent We shall a.. likewise perish
WILL commence =, o'cocA u
q Course OF Sabbath Evening Lectures in
iesoS1 eI.an lhurch IN Wilia,rsb urch Tee nrsi OF
1e course WILDE delivered by the Rev Or J. w Alex.
Hs0eF OF New-ferS, 10 Eiorrow evening Nov. :. IL
-sS Eureka Lodge No. Ir3 L. O. of q. F.
e Mem bers OF this Lodge are Invited 10 attend e funeral
Cs.heTiue Z. wife of Stroller Stephen Snrsi,, an
sunday Afternoon the I'D inst ~ o'clock frcc, l6 Esnk
=" ae&T Greenwich. Pr WILLIAM Z. SMITH, Jr n G.
~ Music.-J. BALLARD, Professor o; The Guil.r
,ttns and Flac, No. lS5 Spring,sL rear Wooster viii
Nv AppAcanoas Tor The purpose OF forming Glasses o.
Ire or Tour Flute pupils; The ;erms gradually d.
'u'is rs the numbers Increase Guitar and Singing
,rls d usual ). b has constantly hard choice
Goa OF Flutes and Guitars, moderate prices; the
made from recently improved model. combine
sy 81 ioIH an easy touch Sad Sres, powe! and bfiaa
1as III
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ROYAL GURLEY, Auctloneer.
>SIYE AN NAIuARIE PRlXATE

INTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE
IL LlBRARr.--rhis valuable and extensive Private
SibraY consisting about 5000 Volumes forms OF
and curious collections OF Books that have
been offered In city for public competition. They
nguishcd for his learning and large proportion Of
them have manuscrptnoes giving some characteristics or
OF the author, Calculating some obscure point OF
history They classified under the heads OF Shaaspeare
the Drama, Poetry Waponisna Fiction and Essays
Classics Illustrated Books and Fine Arts, Sporting Bio
graphy. Theology photography Astroogy and Occult
Sciences Oriental and Egyptian American History, Eng
sh and Scotch History, including many Typographical
works and Miscellaneous also the Book Cause.-The whole
to be sold without reserve by ROYAL GURLEY co. 81
their Long RoCm S0i Broadway, corner OF Duane.s COM
mencng on Monday afternoon, S0h inst at o'clock and
continuing the five blowing DAYS Mig tteods
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WIN II. JONES, Auctoucer.
BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGASS.-On

" VI H.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.-OnW ednof'
ID day Nov 18TH l0t o'clock at the Store Of j. D. In
gcrsoi Co. No 222 Psarlst 800 cases, comprising
large and desirable assortment OF Boos Shocs snc Bro
gas suitable for Southern Wesiorn and city Dealers
Just received Catalogues Of goods ready on morning OF
ths sale
Also, 20 cases Mems Kip Pegged Boots.
Also, 80 cases Boys and Youths Kip Peggod Boots.
Also 20 cases Boys thin Pegged Boots.
Also, 10 cases Mems Kip Pegged Brogans
Also. 80 cases Mems aud Women's Manufactured Rub
h.rs
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DIED

On Friday. Nov. 10Th, a, her residence No. Monroe
place Brooklyn. Mrs. SALLY wife Of Capt Joshus AT
kips hged SO years.
Her funeral VIII take place morrow Sunday alter
noon at o'clock. The friends 81 the family are re-
.peci!uLy invited 10 attend without farther notice
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Bonks.
YANKEE DooDLE-No. VII.

YANKEE DOODLE-NO. VII.
CONTAINS SIXTEES Splendid Observation-Disclosures
S,yFEIcA
Le:-er trcua Nss Yankee Doos- % Aunt SsaCtyso Illus
trsGcns.i
s. Nicholas Soc;eiy-two Hn.cserbccSer portraits.
Letters from Volunteer a. Noaterey-ilastrs,st
TIE Philosophy CT Omnibus Riding, Nc I-ilust.sie
VanGrriyI.s Fsll Fashions fer lsas-Jgvo zslra.ors
Scene No c-poErats Of Yankee pco.Ie ard John
Tie BaIles-vi:a portrait Mile D.Hsier and ,ha.
bouquet
-ribIGss-
IG1serford De SmA<a-ChsP. III.
The Intelligence Ofes-
TIE Hose inst Polk oui,-
\ Cass-Gs 0uIsssJ-s. &c &c
No II o Live PUrtrails'-Ths Sesnstress-wII srpeN
next week: $50 Nc II. OF tie Stgtue GALLERY
r. SewsEea and me trade supplied EsIa-
~ us W. II. GRAHAM. i6D Sassau-st
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WHOLESALE AND RENAL.
FOR CASH, AT LOW RATES,

LlRST CORNER East OF 8roOd way.-Clotis Cass-
l. meres and Vestngs-Now opening null assortment
of all the fashionable styles OF black and coored Cloths
Cassneres and Vestings, from the well known uaauiac
tories of Bolley and other French and English houses
Goods furnished NO SITS
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General Notires.
- New-York WeekIr Trihnne.

lS NeW-1 oTk weekly If10unes-t oH!crtf fof
Saturday. Nover=bsr 11.-PoErgY-A DirFe FOR Thomas
Ciasssan Nove"bsr y Thomas Hood The Yong Girl's
Beeues' 10 her Frend,-EEIT oEfALs-Isnd Reform; Ex
cuses for Defeat Poor Business; The Copper Resou;
Hou-ehoi1 Servants; The New observation-disclosures;
The Courier and Enquirer, Progress Of The Plot; &c
-PoLrrIcAL-New York Election Returns Connecticut;
Iowa Michigan: &C. Sc--NEws-From The Seal OF War
and the Camp al Monterey. Lis; ofhe Killed and WoznG
ed The Sale al Havana, Farther Foreign Extract b.
The Britannia; The Wsr-Fu,ure Operations. Capture OF
chihuahua SUI Farther from Europa by the Great West
srn, !upo:aG. and Late ron Saals Ee Late from The
Squadron. Very Late from Mexico.-MiscsLLAsEous-
DoMsEY AND Sos, Part H. entire; J. u Cs5to1 and the
Wings Of Desa are, Meteorological Table FOR October:
Capital Punishment; The Clay Statue; This Blowing
Spring; An and Artists IN SewYork, b. Ms. Child,
Magnetic Naturalization Prot Bush, AEaEs 3. s1
Jokes rom Kinckeroccker for Eovsm5er- &c &c
-CoeisiEaciL Produce, Stocks, Money.
Cattle Market Bank Note Table carefully corrected,
&c.
Single copies put up in wrappers for the Mails can be
Obtained =; THE dess-Pricc q cents
81 TERIs-S2 Per year. Al Subscriptions payable
iuaexblv Ia advance
Cor. Sprlce and Nassau ste. opposite the City Hal
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WIN. II. JONES, Auctioneer.
r.I,t

WIN H. JONES, Auctioneer.
A UCTION NOTICE.-Elegant Cabinet Furniture az
"A auction Friday, Nov. 90 1916, al l0i O'Clock. AT tho
OF Monoa Irving, No 500 Broadway, toppo.
Nblos the entire stock Of Cabinet Ware, made Tor
this falls retail sales, and every
rpon rosewood wslnut and mahogany Sofas To
bles Bsdseads Oltomsns, Chairs, various coverings,
Dressing Bureax BOOK Cases Towel Racks, Easy Chas
Wash Stands, &c. &c.
Catalogues and goods ready the morning Of the sale
MO 2us'
ICE-UOUSE AND TOOLS AT AUCTION.-On
i Saturday, Nov 2ls, al II O'Clock A. d. win bs so!d AZ
like which James L. Ch-eseman had on N.
18th day OF Angus, las, past IN and TO the ana
buildings and interest In The land on which hcy sana
together with his interest In the tools hxtures anu aPpei'
tcnunces The house. Is situated near hnSstoho on
on th, Hudson River lOl miles from this city, and 10 Jus
Zee, long, 62i feet wide, and j. feet high.
sale absolute, and conditions cash
NO n HY CRASSToS, Assignee.
A ssIGNEES' SALE-Ths assigneee Of ". Y. FREQ
n man will receive bids for the entire stock OF Dry Goods
contained 2i3 Fulton ST. Brooklyn, amounting
To about 5000 PRICES until Monday the sd OF No
yener inst O'Clock noon, Proposals may he lett WIN
Smith Lowry 1873 Fulton. Ths store will be- open Tor
examination OF goods from 10 10 O'clock daily NOV ~
1910 w. o. LAWhESCE, Asxgnees
NO 2tis- r. Il FREEMAN,
HHANCERY SALE.-valuabe Real Estate in the
" Y!rs, Ward-Wi be sold al public auction, al mo
Merchants Exchange, on Saturday, Nov. 2lst a. ~
O'Clock valuable four story brick store NO % w st5I
adjoining P-arl.s HouseJ between Old and Soehues
slip. IL the best situations Ia hs cy ouil sw
wears since In the substantial menner sale Pos'o'
NO gus GEO. B. ROLLINS, Aueloneef, u w AIS
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~ Drc-. Eoots.-The subscriber keeps Constantly
or hand large assortment of ae ciiy made drsss Boots.
French lyle. ats n and - warranted vel Ind
give satisfaction The purchaser Boots made = order
very be-. d. lie shortest notice. Persons hsv
ing lender feet 9ccoGnt OF CONS bCions &c be
ensured handsome yet easy ~. the subscribers meth
Cd Of taxing drawing Of The feet and tlg up and keep
ing PAIR n lasts for each customer renders rs.sa IN
possible. Is one ma! VII convince
Leather and other kinds Of Oversboes FOR sac, well
every other article II a. line Of business q. the lowe 81
prices. n!2 lnisecd! JOHN l. WATKINS, III Fuio1st
n BOYS Clothing aad made in the aosl fashioua
be style S37 Broadway stairs, Opposite the Tsser
nacel by MRS II FREEMAN rs -Enis
~ The L. =. Senate of ISJ2.-The subscribers
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