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Farmers, Library and Monthly Journal OF
An icuiiure, for January, 1918.
CONTENTS of rur JANUARY NUMBER.
rnern ang, and HIusirailons-

EARN sngs and illustrations
The Tobacco Plant s.d IFS Enemes-tLithsraph color
-, The Woo Shears: The First. Second Third and Last
itsgcs OF Clipping sheep Aneweiipped sheep show
tns the symmetry; The Punching Nppefs; The BUST
,p lion and the branding lIoa The Head Cap Hood,
s.,ed ON the sheep, The Bulls Ring, in It's different
states, The Bullock Holder; The Weighing and Packing
Q, woos; The Milkius-rali The CufdcntIeri The
Cheess-Nat
fua,traiicns OF Letters Sheep iusbaudy 3" Tag
,.rs. Numbering; Washing Apparatus Toe-NipPers;
sbe.riny Arrsr gements Folding Table; wooiIroush
The Fleece saliips Box shepherds Crook
Farmers Library.
sisrHrss's Book or rae Predetermined
Sheep shearing concluded
an. surs Ring add the manner Of It's constr ueiicn.
.C Rolhng the Fleece. sndlhe Qualities OF the wool
n The Making Of Butter and Cheese, with all the NIL
u0tis detailed.
Moafsly Journal Of Agr'c9liHys.
Tobacco, Its Insect Enemies and It's Cultivation iro"
tho liant Bed TO The hands Of the shipper
Ayrshire Cattle Observations made IN Europe by MI
Coleman and Professor Norton Qualities and ses made
Of these imported iaso Observation-Disclosures from MI
fhiIney.
The Eng.h Standard Of -Four be had from Quarter
,e.ail bushslsl Of Wheat
Crossing Breeds
tssaLTH-to what uses applicable.
Aoology Of The PIaiTies as WoolPIooueers-Repiy to
the assertion. VI Mr. Randall.
educational and Agricultural Committees Their Char
scter and Duties.
Agricultural Chemist for The State proposed il Ma
rylaud.
A nov Substitute for Corn Cssays
sheep HasbAndry IN the South, b. H. ; kanaaii-Ls'ef
Nil....summer Management Of sheep.
sGmmoring Manure
Chloride OF Tod cure for Buns
The late Mr. Cose (Lord Leieestsr) OF Holkhsn, Eng
isndsseeh Of Hon. Audrew stevensons Tribute 10 his
Memory and Worth
BetelNut and Churus; An extfsc, from Hemp-its Gu
nous qualities Cure for Tetanss or Lockaw, slso for
Worms IN Hoses and Dogs; substitute for Tobaceo
peIhsps-
Ly0rds Price Current Practical Hints the Growers
CT Indian Corn
kotatioos at Springfield, nd Short description Of Q
great system hAclns TO great Results
Montgomery County Lands. Eject Of Guano a. shown
from Experience
Practical Notes, founded drawn from Agricultural
Readings, BY the Editor
The Housewives Department Education; Rseipesj
Eus and PoUltry Hints to Lovers Of Flowers Seeding
ssuit, Horticultural Eel &c.
Prices Couea, Tor the preceding month
surscrip tlvp pIic. - Per year 10 aassace.
GREELEY AsELxAyH, Pahlishsrh
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~ STATE Bank M tlizabeth.-lhs Directors o.
- sS,srs ssnx !. Enz1beth c5nstrs ned from the
.,t@n md zrouud!s.. attacks Of the N-~-fors san.
20 state u tns stockholders snc tne Y1oe tAAs tasf-
..sltuslou IL Is perfectly sosna A. ne ioftncoains sad
,orer !. statements q 10 oitcefs VIII sLo~ Inc
-. b..sooe vro.rsous business, reoe-ni-d
IL. uots. sna has f.iled pAyins sem ana "a.
dividend TO It's stockhOiders- 81. 49,. -. .-.-,. q.
re billhe.ds-s can exchange ne cctes 1I sFe-s.W
New York notes a. the Ne-chknts and IA " a-it
they have be.n redeemed tor the last tweety yss ne
pose. of the cenor nation Of dollars A1d sse -
received ~ par by ali the banks in the city on aIe
eo., Of .ss are redeemed y me oroxe1
uss. oI aOtss .; soyens banks o. SeSs"5S
AT
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aI,aCVUOOD

BLAChWUUU,
TOR DECEMBER. I>i1-ts this day Published.
COsrEsrs;
Emerson. Ralph Waldo)
N. How came 10 be a Soven.
M A Irnruhiilii-i French Novel
" The Widow Of Glencoe.
y. The Pyrenees
VI Judaism 10 the Legislsture
VII Pa aus Of tue Afheu.an Navy.
VIII oar Currency Or Trade and OR T4uf
* Index o. the Il Volume.
Price 3. year The January number commences q
and subscriptions repeatedly solicited
Price u he four Reviews and Blsckwood $40 year
l.. SCOTT 4 co. Pub.hsrs
D. 10 ~ fItOa-st cor Golf-sf.
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THE Me- WORLD
TRIUMPHASI. csa'slnIas &c 90 chapter,

ftNklUMPEA .I.-1nufaiuluk the 1rst chapters Of
Il LiPPARD5 NEW NOVEL,
THE EMPIRE CITY or New York by y sht ard Dag,
b. George Liprari. Esl author Of The Quaker City"
Legends Of the Rsvo 1tou, 800 Washington ana ais 0sa
sraIsn &c.
Also several new chapters Of The Seven Capital Sins
b. EgErn- Sue.
Also continuation Of Miss Msrtinesu Letters from the
Holy Laud.
Together with beautiful story entitled Coincidence
Nitn great variety u Interesting articles.
Subscribe for the NsE World, The bes2est, best and
hsndsome,t OF 81 the weekly newspapers
Cry y year, or - Tor slx molths. Ohce los NASSAU
a. New YORK. J0 jus
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BOARDING.

DOaHDfNG-A gentleman AMI bis wife u tgo or
Dthree sias- gentlemen can be- accommodated. with q
ouf r0r.n, bedroom and pantry adjoining oI small bed
ooms with board % small family where but lev board
taken hy applying % ~ Charles g. noor west
of Hldson-st j. -
DOAkD-Nith one or two rooms, wanted immediate
- is b. g-ut man and his LADY between Srand and
Ninth either side Of Broadway Or the B1wsry,
n The vicinity Of Huds0n-st ana Sixth syeuue. tea
room norns would be preferred Address Dw Chr"
Office Of The fnbune. D. lr
DOARD WANTED-ln quiet family ny young
I'D lady. Terms must be moderate. and line add essea
IA. q. a. This Offices Will meet with attention 5 1fis
BOARD. Rooms > ith board a. Ia Caambsrs.i.
ID d jtlss
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Trar.'sied frv~ fss Ge-~ar b. Rer y L. rr,st .rla-
Nmsaf lt hour tie Drummer And ,ksston he finger.
Cos ~ fo- ns grave - o. That ilc long ss,fcs
~, .s III s h, Al udashi aour tie chsnsn
With, fehisss The dram Hy al ~, ,isa siisusss.
Ne plss rsessl isge 'tcs lie comes ioril ntis os.
SEE. mssy , ~! = ~" '.' Ne Lite hat
-, A. 80, ,,,,,s. "a a - . s y , o,s a" On
hsl gh;y heat sho,iy Tbsi b. ase hangl 5ozn
n. snl rnoai5erng .olsef. ne r,os via ,.ros g,.
Rs> ~ ttsr feet o'er All ~, 800 ss5 49,.
AS hey hos's o. Rosa. ne vii ihs i's hsi
Al 80 wfi All storm Loots down sioag he lines.
s,,. s aa ,ss rsrz To- es .sa.' g''a' as' Esse''
Tay WON ;ss Me s-ed covers W drum sns ,oune
-, -. %, ~ 49, ne Generals and Nsf.la
ndni tolr th- Corlet Tie Chef sP-lss q lie 1earc.
Get 70 from be- g-ass 10 low. one low word hs
ne ~ 81 "a - nc 3ori goes ro-ni tls circle.
s Insn ecaoss far ane wte
cezs lie lss5 Rle'' o'i 5, Belsuar r,pIoi
ne fIo0ts veteran f.1t1flls. t.
WE weapons manifold ~ . .-i 70 ri. 49,
vhte,cs siUs grn1ng Iis o. twelve occk futns
Ee1cai. De Lei-s fleg sfl u ty 5eai Cesar held
Beside, The sboyensmed pieces. several others will be
siv~n among them some OF the charming waizes
which the Company perform 50 teighrally. Tbsy viii
have Gerowded house
MrRcAHrIE LIBRARYAssOcATIoS The course
o. Lecture, On Political Economy viii continued this
evening. when Prof Mason Will Of The Csury Laws
Prof Nichols course Of Lecture on Astronomy CON.
meDces the 25h Instant.
EXAMINATION ~ SUPREME Court Owing o.
inaposiilon The part Of Judge McCouu the exanna-
ton Of oandises for admission the Bar has been post
yoa9d to this evening.
HEAVY ROBBERY.-A lady by the name Of Jack
son residing the one Hundred Fourteenth
stree. aod ThAavenuc, down 10 spend the holidays
With friends Bleeckersreet leaving her house In
charge OF q negro aud woman At early hour
yesterday morning, the coored IN question came 10
.he city and Informed Mrs j. that her house had been
broken open during the preceding night and robbed Of all
tse plate consisting Of about 500 worth. Of very antique
stle together with old fashioned gold watch Captain
NcGraih and officer Boyer taking the matter IN hand
arrested the negro ard found 10 his possession pawn
for the watch They have also obtained clue 10
The wkereaboui Of the whole plate.
GRAND LARcENY.-Two men named William
Gslnwell and James Rose arrested yesterday
charge Of stealing copper worth $50. the proper
q Of Mr Jonas W. Concklin, oisiiler John OROurke
dealer In Junk nlso taken into custody q charge
ofreceying the same and knowing It to have been stolen
Ihe accused parties were severely committed to answer
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.ANvsRD's NA,fNorf sN0EANA oF rH
MI SSISSIv Z RIVER

rHE LARGEST PAt>riNe ~ rHG WOSLol
DAlSTED ON THREE MILES or CANVAS i-Ex.
hibtng view u country 90 miles IN length extend
ing from the mouth OF the Missouri River the City OF
New-Oresus sud reach AZ over ten degrees Of altitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays excepted a. the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING 10 Broadway adjoining Nihlos
G,rden. Admission ~ cents; children half price The
Panorama viii commence moving az o'clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and Saturdays
o'clock. Seats secured from 10 Gil - o'clock A. NJ.
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"a. ;J>IIFO STATES AND EUROfEAN PAS
80 Al4E LLLEIlL-P w aIREks 90 81 W.

IN SAGE UFFICE-P. w. BYkhks co 30 Wa
ksrloO. road, Liverpool, are dssifous Of Informing
the psbc Of the United states thai they continue ~
bpk oct gers direct from any OF the ports IN The
United Kingdom Of Great Britain sad Ireland, on more
favorable terms than be obtained from any obsr houss
engaged In in this county bsisg the Oldest
largest establishments 10 the pssssnssftfads IN Liver
pool
al % which have been dispsched from ocs Ia Liver
pool the different ports IN Ireland or me last thirty
years sufficient guarantees Of ability 10 fulfil WITH
satisfaction any engagement Tor passages thar No msy b
favored with
Dsas ard Bills Of Eschsnse given for any amount, pay
able on sight. ct the National Bank OF ireland and re
branches AID sso all the principal towns u England
and scotl.ne without discount
st Of toe psesotshps with their days Of sailins.
and the address Of AzeSs Who act tor can 30 aso ca
application a. this Office Apply OF sddrss. By i.itsf post
paid fl6 3uneld 4. w BTRNES 4 CO. ~ Sootb o.
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NOTICES.

~ -. Peters Church, Barclay-sf.-The Very
Rev Or. KyuEg, President OF the College OF tie HOY
Cross Worcester, Massachusetts, viii lecture IN ms
Church sunday evening January 3, 1913, a. o'clock
Subject" The Papal Authority Beneficial % Society.
ckes-5 cen,s each Tor the benefit Of the Poor VI the
Churchcan be had A. J. Dan sans ~ Fultonst ana a.
the door a. the Church the evening " the Lecture
~ Should the weather be bad, hs Lecture al BE- post
ranra 10 ne next Sunday. u US
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Law Courts.

CeuRT or OYER AND TERNISER-Before Jndsc Morse
and "a Teppan ard Feeks--Trial Of Martin Hare far
pgayThis trial occupied The Court through the entire
dav Yesterday The marriage of Hare oCstharns Early
In lsf3wVs INST proved, and then Mary Fox was
smised-s,e swore. that Hare told her he hal got a
divorce fro, his frst wife and that the form which they
repeated In, other person being PRESENT. was vailed a.
ceremony of msrrage That form was this repetition
BY each Of those oJds take you, before God and
man. to my welded and lawful wife In sickness and In
hs,h until death rs shaV part" Hare said 1t FIRST AMI
thoa Mary after him. changing the word " wife to "hus
band" she also testified that they lived together
and wife at Buffalo and Milwaukee. With her testimony
the prosecution resed The Will be resumed this
forenoon.
covsr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Insrshsm -
Isl. vs. Cooley & Co-Action 70 recover 80 for parer
coos gnsd add sold at auction. The paper sold Tor go
go ~, oues,;on was whether there had been limit ard
II de eadaots had offered TO pay the 70 dollars ~hieh was
paid court before merit Of suit was me
july that neither had been shown verdict Tor
Before Judge Ul.hoeGer-Ths ofHadroorth Suth
v. sheriff jones' printing press their owner
ship which is denied will be eooeieded TINS forenoon
CoNMissARY GFNrRAL.-We learn from Messrs.
Wells Co Of the Northern Express line that Col John
stewart AZ this City. s 20 be appointed Commissafy Cen
eral the state. Col Stewart - now, or was formerly
Commander Of regiment Of Mounted Light Artillery Of
the Militia and was Representative OF the -Four
tenth Ward In The higher branch Of the Common Coun
ell ia Is42-3.
TaE CUNARD STEAMERS The average passages
item Liverpool OF this line Of steamers during the past
yesr. was IS days hours The shortest passage was
MADE by the Britannia. az dsys and The Longest ~ the
Hberna (2Os dsys) They brought TO this country lsO
passengers and LETT at Halifax 2il and took 10 Europe
.iss passengers 253 AZ AaifAx. Boston Times.
ATrEMPT TO DESERT FROM BERMUDA.-At 9
yst Saturday night party Of soldiers belonging 10 the
batalon aga regiment. with NO or three conieierate
fro the lower class Of the Inhabitants attempted to I'M
moo schr Ea lying NJ anchor at the Port Of st.
Gro,s e. with view OF candest,nely leaving the Island.
nov ere surprisei while IN the act Of slipping The ehaiu
c,n,e lBeImniiaR, Hamilton, Dee 5.
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~ United Brothers of Temperance Associa-
ton, No ], vii Loid pubic meeting en- this tlhuri-
day evening Jan al tie Amer can Hal, corner brced-
va, aud Orsndat The meeting viii be addressed By y
VILLAINS OF North Carolina. ard MI NAGAL. Cos st e.
Ing may be expected Tie public are respectfully ins
Cd eiteud. Aduitalce free l. Wl>16 IN, flrs't
] DAVIS Secretary. DO L.
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Conrt CaIendar....T HIs Day.

ClacrIr CouRT-Nos 49, a. %, So s2 49, IS, 49, 49, 40,
al ~. a. a. a..
CoaMoS PLEas-Pat Nos 81, 81, 90, 1O9 lO7, 100,
Is 81. ~, 76. Part H. Same as yesterday
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NOTICES.

~ tfercartiie Library is>orIsffou.-Prcf {.
MASON viii deliver %. third ef tte csrre-f course II
sx Lectures g The F-0rory % Iriividua Life A.
the Lecture Room. Clinton Bali on hlFstsf eVeuinE 6ih
ins- - :. O'clock. Srtj-ct-- Lrsrr Lrrf
T'-feis Pr fhs co1rse Si-Meuhe-s halt price single
a-fuissI .rs % cents. ISAAC n BAILEY.
j. L. Chairman Lecture Committee
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CITY ITEMS,

TEx ,STrTyRNARKtss CONCERT. The Fourth
cucer othe sieyemsrbcrs takes place this evening with
~ best b they have offered yet including Bee,hovens
eat overture TO Eemon ard the Overture Lssocq by
Asser They also announce the Midnight Review, Of
which the following Are Poem Is an illustration:
THT NInNIOHr REVIEW
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4. %. Of ID. IA meeting Of the =. u and presiding
officers residing the CRY OF Newf0Ik fayorzoe 20 the
Ne Consultation adopted hy the K W g. Lodge a. -
November Session 1871, and who ini-lr % obey 10 re-
qaements. vii be he'd a. the >hAkYraIs hlfe, cgr1ef
of Dasue and William 50 Friday evening ID iDst. g.
- O'Clock fol the purpose " appointing delegation a.
meet In Couyeaon 20 be hea 81 the CITY Of Abany,
10 transact such other business 1y % 5Tors1 ei0r5
he meeting % --4s
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ENGLISH PAPERS.

- ERFORD Co AstOr House have received full sup
ID plies Of English papers By the Caledonia London Pic
torgls. Punch Bells Life, ssrist, Douglass Jerr0ds
News Dispsfch. London Court Journal, &c &c.
NEW BOoKS-NEW BOOKS.
The Mysteries and Miserfes Of NewNork by Ned Bunt
line book worth reading. 5 cts.
No Remarkable Events IN the history OF America. 2jc
Quiet Husband, by Miss Pickering IS eta.
F.fher De Medina by Reynolds 81.
Sgbil Lsunsrd. By Mrs Grey. Is cts
songs for the People. No. /, p Illustrations % cts
Tie Red Revsuger. By Ned Buntine = ots
The Chiefian Of Chur1husco BY Harry Haiyard 25 etc
Saathi-l Or the Wa1deriug Jew, by Rev q Croly 5oc
Old Wine in New Bottles. BY A X. Gardner Is eta
thsmbers's Miscellany. No. 10. 3 cts
Mid.ummers Eve By Mrs Halt p cts
Dombey & Son No. l5 by Charles Dickens l24 cts
Thu Playmate, No 5, capital work for the youas-sl
year
Flowers Personif a, No. H. splendid work. % cts.
TteAngi-r's Almanac for 1879. l2l cts
All the weekly papers for sale BY
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A NATOMICAL MUsEUM-At the junction O
ALLEN DODWORTWs
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

as Browne Il near Broadway
NEW CLASSES just forming for Qusdril'e Dancing
uinrs.
class forming f, thu Polka Redowa and other Dances
az on fhe same evening
Class Tor ads. children At On Tuesday and ssiur.
day afternoon
sOirees twice month, confined entirely % the pupils
Private lessons at any time not occupied BY the classes
Dot.n
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LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.

fAON HFNlAs
- 10. SptNErrO : wonderful Csnsries perform every
- dag and evening S3 Broad ay. neatly pose the
Theater the carre store n 10 and y A. NJ snd s
2, snd So O'clock, p NJ They perform the slack and
sht 10 the chair, smoke pipe. represent he death
of Marshal Ney. SC. Some Of these birds have been IN
training over years Admission p ceots-ehildren half
price. n tbs
'THE GREEK SLAVE, coTuer q broadway and
Il Lconsri-st-fhs statue, By Powers, will remain "a
Nsw-Yok until jan 9Th inst AL season tickets issued
season. Single admission % cts; tickets So cts
Hours Of exhibition from A. until 10 P NJ. 81 thseoc
MEXICAN 1iUSEVn.-P. Il. sAFNuN Proprie.
n Tor; +. hucncOcy, Manager. Splendid kxhbitiors
and Performance thls sfter o'clock. ani thus
Company OF RFDOUiN ARARs; CAMPBELLs ETH
OPEAN sERENADERs GREAT WESTERN. m the
Dead shot IVORY (RUClFiN. ShAkSPfREAN
CABINET; Ml-SESJullfN * WHIrLOCk, LIVING
OsANG OUrAN6. Wax Figures Lixeussses and Por.
trait. o. the AMI srAD CAPTIVE SLAVES. QUEEN
VICTORIA, sc. MADAME ROCKWELL, Famous tor.
WAX MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY,
20 DO seen privately 81 an extra charge Of 10 cts
Admission whole p children under 10 years
Of age and old enough to wris alone, ~ cents
Reserved front seats To- each extra j.
A ANATOMICAL MUsEUM-At the junction OF
IA Divisions ana the Bowery-Eptrance Bowery-
This collection the q The ktni In the country
tinues draw crowds Of vsters and al satisfied de-
lighted and plea ed. This il the ladies' dsy-and every
Wednesday after from II NJ. TIL sunset, which
casiou lady will be IN attendance TO give explanations
Splendid entertainments every evening, commencing
a. u o'clock. Admission TO the whole 45 ca. j. wis'
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II ALsAhlC cOUoh SYRUP, price n eenssrer bosfs.
- IS lws1WA
DhOf. VILLEPLAIT,S EyENIY0 CLx9SES

=
II ALsAhic coUoH SYRUP, prss - eenssrsr boels.
- 5 lwsGWA
phOf. yILLkPLAIT's EykNIH0 CLx5sES
L IN fhtN -h--PkOf. yiLLEPLAfT xives tbororsb
asifuetons 10 the Frenc1 Language his rssdsecs ~
CresEsst near kenthst; add gsetsuen ~ishisg % b<
cofs well acquainted with that language Ia short ts
VIII d. vel " ancsr his instruction.. nor eseeiass
and particulars be refers N. II. NEWMAN 4 Co 10
Broadway " 3<isss1
DkEskNTs FOX TAX HOLIDASBI-A aoss
cssf elegant and dprsbs esnnos - presented
70 ns< than u bsrssss superior Dos
Msts giving flish ball that cannot be safnsassa
They are slsc complsts sarRst pfsssrver
BARSES& nckEACHNIx,
dl7ssH 10 Broadway and rs Pssf,-<
STOCK OF DRY GOODS FOH sALE.-Aysr
Sasslr.sle stocE Of selected ard ssAsonsks soss
.rnosst sbosr e. 90 ell purchased within tErss moo tLs
nosly for es.ni cs sale Tor cssh, With the stsrt
one the best IN the city would b. exchanged to-
god and The vsst EIDE Of TIE GA q ssa
stage route. Cal on the s<vsrrlsss 80 Blsscksrsl
IS 1ds-
XVINDOW sHADRs-wM BERRIAE. X "
w bowsry, respecsIy invites The tsdss az shS si<
and vicinity % call 81 hsc established psrs sastory "a
Inspect choice add ssieet Of sbades e.
the difsesf ssyiss Manufactures sxvrossa
for the recall fsss- an. prices hon cannot a4
the moot ssoaenes Aiso ss<ds tasss, ed uiu,nssae
tos pesusiu psstsss& ~ y soc ~
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~ The Washington n. 4. society hold

~ The NnstinefOn 4. 1. society lQia tltii ir-
guar re1lm meeting Ills evening AZ b 0cloek, Ia t9lu
ban Hal. 81 OIiIi-sL Tie Rev Dr. fLes aad others
viii address the meeting Tie C.led0n AZ Choir VIII be
present The public invited o at.e1d-
J. W. kELLOOG, President.
~ IA tvrs SerretarV Do H.
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cLQARaI CL0AKS.

25aO LADIES AND nIssEs cL0A<s SELLING osy. AT
HREAT SACRIFICES TO CLOSE Tx BLsHks5
uFOk TIE SEASON w respectfully soltet q esli
om ladies syery rsnk both yovos and Ga rish sfS
poor our Closks vary prices from ~ 20 So
AIT IL every .sy present. Dse namely Cbns snte
Gstmxn snd french Poixzs snd Jenny Iied PeAss als
,>ys raj ate french syles Which very bsastfu Tbs
uost astldoss bs scitsd and - per cent b,
ealing sJon. Remember the number 10 - IafhAspss:
East Broadway. EDWARD WAMBLHy
dSl
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Beside, The sboysnsmed pieces several others will be
siv~D, among them some Of the charming VALUES
which the Company perform 50 eeushnally Thsy viii
have crowded house.
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$50, w. u a. r.. respectfully ies -stra ~ siie"d
lie funeral OF Brotter Pezrce DaIow IRON rs ste resi-
oence. 81 JeIoomolst Bro0<lyn, a. lock The mem
bers Will National hotel CoIt-aa 81 81 hall pat
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