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| a mi,take
xsp5 l n-sunri... wisa wsw; meridian. NV; sr.,s,,
Herald Marine Correspondence.
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@s:E Sshs !s' 7 Smith Hartford Ma
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ss. Ss @ SS: S
miscellaneous fsscord.
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the ID inst for sico '''- '''
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smoke IN the galley but did mot see per.cn board was
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ssMa "sfSs2 !ef DsaSi'! Ksy from Philadelphia f
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ter tse'peete itnt abe will be raised again. Of
with 800 a Non Rose from Pacific
Art at New London ,lsh ship psrpvien Grown IndiaD
Ss1; VI 700 e
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Butts do clean had lost two boss in gale; aith Laay
touchedat Bonavista in January Sarah Wood
VALPARAISO Jan Q. Com PEBBLE, Lamphier of Lynn.
lat fnln Of nhos.
81 aD b. .:1 N.s from Ss~
had lost boat in asae' s,,,.
% bod 9% NEW 0e1: r. 1. s0,I Ap
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:s; k. days hence for Bellies Hon. Mar
from P5ias.ps ss1s.s St Nas
mile: Sc Of Little Esz Hsbo BRIG Porto Rico ii New
bound to sc.ton also saw herm brig Francis of New
s5.de Ssas Ess
nkapas for Boston; brig JOSEPH Stevens, for Boston
| Foreign Ports
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the I,vtr isth bhg supposed be the NoIy, Bird from
Ts.ylpsD Cysl Mrch 2,-e!ig Logas Chase. for Bcs
ns . s ar H sss
Bss: fs Ts i1s is' Ra
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SscsS: Tssi .s ss.i s.p ss
FOR Couchgna &c. iail-d Jan IS ship Chile Leach, Co.
Sunoo and Tale, huano. to etud V, sill thence fs
Home Ports.
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r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW
- York rest Office April IS. ls4S.
OFFicIALLy PUBLISHED THE PAPER HAVING faE
LLRGEsr CIRCULATION.
Please mention the d,ts Of the lis, in which they
sIx .ad
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Title OF Acts passed bY the Legislature ar tn .
state of New tOik, at the list Session there
of, 1913.


Fort or New York, April 10, Is4s.
aus RfsRs ......5 25I NOON rs......... $50
srr srTs... IS HIeH ......... 90
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A
Adams Mrs Har
riet G
Ann Miss Flora
Addsms May !
Srcher Mis- Law
renee
Il
Brady MIS- AM
Maria
Brady Ann
Barnes Miss Almi
"a A
Barker Miss Mar
Jane
Barker Miss E
Bean Miss Elzada
BELOW Mrs Msrth,
Bevins Miss Clara
Bigelow Miss Mar,
Bishop Mss Nary
Bogue Elizabeth
Nonnett Mad
Blount Mrs Arna l
Brown Mrs Dizzy
Bayloe Mary
Buckley Mrs A
Burck Mrs (Lhristy
ttreet)
Burk Ellen
BuschMiss Do.oth',
Burne M lis Mary G
Brady Margar.t
Bannie MrsI athari',
Barrett Mrs J
Barclay Mrs Eliza
beth g
BarnettMissB Bridge
B lrnest Mrs
Bent Mrs Joserhin
Birmingham Mar!
Bisslow Mrs Emm
BogeIt Mrs Ann n
Boggs Mrs Sa,ah
Boz ers Mrs VIM
Brown Mrs Sarah
Brown Mis- Mary
Buckley N iss Mar,
Burgess Mrs & J
Bury Ms.i Louise
Burroughs MrsMar
tha
Byras' Miss y Mar
Camp b sllMissE,le
Ciandall Miss MAJ J
Camp Miss 8 +
Caldwell Mrs(Mor
roe street)
Crane Mlss EhuRe
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PHILADELPHIA, March IA 1913
Case Of Major Danieis-Fatai Accident-C eie
bration of the Battle of Cerro Gordo


Case Of Major Danieis-Fatal Accident Ceie
bration Of the Battle of Cerro Gordo.
Judge Parsons has again delayed giving de-
cision in regard to the requisition from the Co.
vernon of New York for Major Abner G. Daniels,
as fugitive from justice. Tomorrow is now
liked tor The final disposition OF the case.
Jesse Dyer, young man, was killed this NOR
ming In the north western part of the city, by a
horse and cart falling upon him. The horse ran
oil with the cart, and while endeavoring to stop
the animal, he was thrown over into a pit or
gulley beside the road, with the horse and cart
The anniversary of the battle of Cerro Cord +,
Ia TO be celebrated on Tuesday next by the re-
turned officers and soldiers now IN this city who
participated IN that glorious battle.
little OF Acts passed bY the Legislature or tn q
state az New toik, at the list Session there
of, lS3S.
lcoNcLupEp.1
10 authorizes tho appraisal AID payment Of canal
dsmsgee TO John Donneily
To coI1rm the title Of certain lot of land to william
RaoIcy
To ,xtend Third street east In the yilsgs of James
town to Second street.
To amend an act to incorporate the Brooslyn and ia
maica Rsiroed Company, passed April rs, 1891
city of Oswexo " ~
10 amend act for the improvement of the highway,
10 tne county OF Richmond, passed May Z, 1917.
falo " INV wy VI D"'
For the presentation Of copv of IN, Na,pro, p;storv
Institute
In reston 70 the road from ozdon,burah 10 Clinton
in the county Of Sc Lawrspce "
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Cleared.
Ship.-Amercau Eeele, Ipkp Chadwick, London, I 0rs
void James Fssan I'm Morris, Quebsc. Roche. Brothers
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The Tribute to Colonel Duncan.

The festival In honor of Col. James Duncan, at
the Astor House, last evening, was one of the most
complimentary and fattering testimonials Of pub
lie respect which we have ever seen offered to
any distinguished man. full report of all the
proceedings and speeches is given in our columns
this morning
Col. Duncan's reply to the address made by Judge
Edmends, in presenting the medal, was character
lied by the finest taste and real good feeling With
Righteousness excelled only by the modesty by
which the remarks were dictated the gallant Colo
nel turned the thoughts of those present, for the
moment, away from himself, to the noble charac-
ter and eminent services of the lamented Ring
gold 1t was most touching allusion and, in
deed, altogether, the brief address of the Colonel
was rare spec imen of genuine elo4uence.
The dinner went off with great spirit. Decided
ly the best speech of the evening was that of the
Colonel himself. Humorous, pointed, and elo-
quent, it proved satisfactorily that the gallant
speaker was quite at home amid the "light artl-
lery'' of the dinner table.
Altogether, the whole occasion was creditable
in the highest degree to the patriotism and public
spirit of the city of New York, and worthy Of its
object-the commemoration of the services and
worth of gallant soldier and accomplished gen
fleman
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BowERY THEATRE.-There a n me house here
last evening and the actors did their duty we'll The
play Of "Genevieve Of Brabant" was the fr,t piece
and finely played. II 10 not very favorte piece
whus-bs etory Ia somewhat milling, TO our taste:
still there many in it in which the
elocutiop Of Mrs Wemy.s Is shown to much advap-
tsce II Hall and Clarke. a. the foes wers
much appiauded and the more serious portions OF tn
drama r. lieved by the contrast which Wipans
the volunteer. with all his wtticisms made to them
The combat he engages in and tie great odds he 10
seuly contends against made the house re
again with applause. The comedy OF "Dr Dilworth,,
succeeded the play, and dancing, by Ciocca aud
Nsri and another sterling drama the Gold Seekers
concluded To night we are glad to the comedy of
Time Tries ALL IL TO be revived ri piece of great
Mrs WemS as and the rect, Ia really admira BILE. Mr.
ard Mrs Gilbert will make their second appear an ca in
the comedy Of "Dr Dilworthn and dancing and other
entertainments will male up the bill. The Bowery
theatre is going with wind and tide In its favor
BRoADwAy THgATny- The new drama entitled tina
"Count Of Monte. Crsto,r again presented a. the
Broadway Theatre last evening IL is not saving too
much Of this piece to tye the best grand
spectacle that has fer long time been produced upon
the American stage Not only has the work of Dumas
been well dramatized by Mr. Andrews, but the artists
who have aided In putting upon the stage have exc
cutsd their work in manner which does them tho
greatest credit the scenery Is gorgeous and yet not
ladies who cast for the various parts they all scquit
Themselves admirably Mr. Lester, In his varied per-
sopstions IL skilful and happy In adapting his style
to the circpmsts noes OF the plot. Mrs. Abbott,
Mrs wsilack, and Mr. Dyott, are all Of them too
well known TO need character here They each and
ell do their duty exceenty The grotto scene Ia mag.
ni8cept and exquisite In It's details and the carnival
soens perfect stage triumph. The dancing falls not
to bring aursls to Celeste the pretty and grace
full dsnssu Of the Brosdwsy. Besides oil this, there
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DIR. Roynton,s Lecturs ON Gcology.

This attractive and distinguished lecturer addressed
large a,semblage last evening at the Tabernacle
his avorite subject Of geology 1t being his third upon
that topic and former occasions, his dienoe
manifested the mort intense interest aud admiration
He began by making recapitulation Of the previous
cture the metamorphic rocks, and stated that he
would begin tbs evening with the fret strata In which
are found any traces Of organized bengsthe FIRST Of
which 10 known as the Cambrtan group. The fossils
which nd here indicate the lowest grade Of
retable and animal organization. After enumerating
the various animals nd in this formation he stated
that there for believing that vegsta
bles made their appearance very short time previous
to spals He then traced the various develope
Of animal md vegetable life up through the Silunsn
group where found the enormous deposits Of the
remain Of crustacea, and the commencement Of tbs
frtt vertebraed spimas and thence he proceeded on
through the strata above to the coal formations These
he stated to have been the result Of immense deposits
Of vegetable matter from extensive forests, which
covered large portions OF the earth soon after II
emerged from the ocean. He gave, ~ the pro-
bable reason why do mot find any traces
Of the previous existence Of air breathing animals
that the earth had been passing through
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Markets,

PIrIsBvRGH, Dec. ~, 1913.
The rain has been falling all day and our rivers are
all on the Iise Flour The sales only for the sup.
ply OF the regular trade demand 40 barrels Western
sold at So SIX to 50 S7X The grain market exhibits
no change. Provisons-A sale Of IL 900 pounds bacon
In bak has been made ut cents. The market Is well
supplied with groceries.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 27-6PM.
Flour-The market Is steady, but not active, at So
10 SO 81 per Dbl. Graiu-There s no change in any
description, either regards price demand. Hogs
Prices have ined-eales Of 5000 cad at SO So
80 T5 So 81 to SO 81 per 100 lbs net according to
quality. Lard Sales in bbls. at 6iic Whisksy-Mar.
ket dull-ssles at 16c. per gallon.
BALTIMORE, Dec. %, 18lS.
Holders Of -four have put the market up but buyers
dc not meet them. Howard street 10 held at 81 SIX
and city mills at SIS. Rye -four sells at SO 75
meal aells slowly at SO 56 In wheat there were
small sales of white at 81 l2 81 15 and red at 81 O5
Sales OF white corn at 47c aud yellow 81 a $40. Oats
Soc Wbiskey in bbls. 10 held at 26c Other articles
un changed. The weather is delightful.
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chemical period, during which the atmosphere hs<
been surohareed with oarbonc acid gas Aud oths,
poisonous vapors. He explained, that carbouio aid
gas while 1t Is destructive to animal life, s the MO
sary psbulum Of vegetables; and that hence tbs 10 ~ee
order Of vegetables which ourishrd at the .riod in
question and which correspond TO the rushss fer
and other low forms Of vegetable life at the
Rod, grew to enormous sise the cms being there
favorable for such Extraordinary development Al
that period the temperature OF the tropical climate
tended the whole world. probably from the eject
Of internal heat; and from this universal and
grewth OF vegetables resulted two Mt cou
sequences fret, the publication NJ the atmosphere
and the fitting 1t to sustain animal fe and. secondly
the de- posits Of those imme beds Of COAL which
form the wealth Of nations and the greatest bsssi
Of domestic life The lecturer concluded by stain
that the subject Of the lecture for this evening would
be the successive produ ation Of air animals
from the lower orders OF existence up to man.
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City lntelliyence.

THE WEATHER-SLEiGHING.-T weather yester-
.Ie.ts for seghing kept the city, during the whole
day and up to late hour at night nding with the
merry inging Of the bells Every variety and descrip-
ton cf sleigh from the most magnificent the most
common, was. brought into requisition and the fair
damsels of Gotham spent happy day The sidewalks
morning. but the rays OF the soon assisted so far
in throwing of the ice and to make them tole-
raby pleasant.
The CHoLrRA-The following is the report of the
QvARArrISK, Dec. %, 1S4S.
Hrs Honor THE MAYOR
Three cases Of cholera, and one death have o.
CURED at the Marine Hospital since report Of yes
ferdsy One OF the cases Is nurse Of the Hospital
ALEX. B. WHITING, Health ocoer.
There are no cases in the city
E.wHo is TO BLAME Fin the Herald o, yesterday,
the attention Of the authorities called to .e.
rous hoe In Trinity Place which has for several
been left unprotected. Mr. George Hammond the
Street Inspector states that he reported the ct of the
nuancs to Mr.. Martin +. Thompson, the Street Com
mi. sioner, who ordered Mr. job Black the Superin.
tepdent Of Repairs, to have the place filed In The
duty Of the first named gentleman done But WAY
Will rot Mr. Black do duty? There is negligence
somewhere and 1t seems TO fall upon Mr.. Black Who
Of course, responsible for ny oident which NAV
occur and to him the people must look for redress.
NV HAv.y RAuRoAp.-Tbe connection Of this
read to the Harlem Railroad eng completed the COM
psny have run several trains over It, and find that
ever thing IL ready to begin their regular trips The
frst regular train will leave this city this morning
Albany by night The steamboats, must suffer by this
hne but the accommodation to public IL very great
and cannot but be preferred over any other route
FrRE-A FIRE broke out about one O'Clock on Thurs.
DAY morning In the house No. SO Eighth avenue 90
cupied by MIR Robinson, occasional by allowing q
child to play with the nre 1t was put out with trning
damage.
Wnson GUARps-Tbis very ne looking corps passed
the Herald eiies yesterday AFTERNOON. Their target
was well ridded, and they marched In strict military
style to the martial music Of the band which preceded
them.
FREE AcAprMY.-Tbe exsmi n alton for admission of
students Of this institution will commence the 10th
Of January next ct the Academy at 9 O'Clock, A. M.
REsovEp "A man named Edward II. Moore was res
cued from drowning Wednesday night, at the foot
Of Warren street.
AND THE TWAIN SHALL BIZ Ong FLEsH.n-The So
termination Of the nuptias Of Mr.. William s. Bailey,
IA brother Of Captain ID. q. Bailey, formerly OF the
packet chip Yorkhre who led to the altar Miss May
A Goodroge, Of this city, OF noblsst speei-
mems OF lady, took place yesterday. After the
risge the happy couple left for Washington City amid
the hearty congratulations and good wishes OF their
numerous friends. This is indeed, the union Of two
spirits bound in love,
Which 10 the dream Of young pure hearts,
A fairy vision that q better sp impars;
Sparkling oceans wave, yet decS
A. things beneath Us surface sleep
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THE FRENCH CONSUL AT AUX CAYEs.-We learn
from Santer, OF the brig Nantiske, who arrived
yesterday, that the French vessels of war which
sailed from Port au Prince had arrived at Aux
Cages, and that the difficulties between the autho-
rites of that place and the French Consul were
settled In manner satisfactory to all parties On
the evening of the day upon which the reconcla-
ton took place, grand illumination of the town,
fireworks, and cannonadlng from the ships of war
in port, terminated the affair.
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COMMRRCIAL AFFAIRS,
MONEY MARKET.

Inursuay, DeCs so-o II NE
The stock market continues qslet, and prices
not FIRMLY sustained at the opening to day. At the
first board Canton Co fell off J. per cent; Farmers,
Loan, 4 Erie Railroad, new, u Long Island, y;
all others closed at yesterdays prices. Operators
both In and out Of the street waiting patiently
the passing of tie holidays and we therefore, must
not expect much act witty in the market, improve
ment in prices until after the LIST of January Money
IL very abundant, and loans to any amount can be
obtained at six per cent The bulls anticipate fur
ther In the nces and the bears appear to be very
uneasy, evidently fearing they will get caught their
short contracts. It is the general remark among
speoustors and capitalists, that the money market
has not been easy at this season within the past
ten years. On the LIST Of January . large amount Of
capital will be let loose by the payment Of dividends
in this and other cities, on many State and other
stocks and portion of this will seek invest
ment in Of the secures Of the day II follows that
there must be increased demand, not SO much from
speoulators from capitalists, who will take those
they purchase out of the market and relieve the bro
kers from the immense weight they have long been
compelled to carry
At the second board the sales were small at prices
csrren In the morning
On application to tie Comp roller of this State BIZ
of the New York city banks for the issue of new
notes in lieu Of tive LOO notes. the halves Of which
had been lost in the Of transmission through
the pest office, returned that he could
not comply with the request until It satisfactorily
shown that the notes duly registered and that
the missing halves destroyed that they cannot
be produced.
The Newark Gas Light Company have declared 4
dividend Of three per cent for the last six months
The Newark Banking and Insurance Company have
declared semi annual dividend Of three and half
per cent.
The New jersey Insuranoe Company have declared
a semi, annual dividend Of twenty per cent
In connection with the Railroad Report 1t Is neces
to give the returns exhibiting the condition Of the
Banking Company at the two latest periods
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING CoMrArr
Oh. Oct 18sS Dee 1913
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The Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, Dec. q, 1848
Nothing Of any Importance has transpired since
las telegraphed yeu. The Senate has met twice and
adjourned. The House will meet to- morrow morning.
The first business in order will be the settling Of the
contested seats of the members from Hamilton conutv
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The Cholera In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 81, ls4s.
Two deaths have occurred at the Hospital here,
among passengers that left by a steamboat. The
symptoms resembed the cholera The Board Of Health,
in their report deny that they Aslatc cholera
eases.
The snow has all disappeared. The river has risen
one foot four inches since my last report.
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Theatrical and MusIcal

The STEAMSHIP EUROPA is now in her thirteenth
day. Her news will be two weeks later.
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THE STEAMER NIAGARA, which sailed from Bos-
ton for Liverpool taxes out no specie. Her freight
list amounts to only about $4,000 the princIpa,
items Of which thirty cases ru ,ber shoe
and ninety nine dead hogs.
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD will be published at nine
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
prthuest corn.r OF FuI,on and Nassau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

THE DAILY HERALD Three editions dan fro cents
ser eopy-s7 Is per saHHm. The MORNING EDITION Is
hd at oeiock NJ and distrib ated before orerhJs
a. 6rsf DON EDITION b. md of thc ncirstoy
81 scIock p. NJ and the second AFTERNOON EDIIioNdf
~ o'clock III,
THE WEAKLY HERALD-Bvery Sotnrdoy for e rnr1a
Sson on The ooainsEf6 cents IS ~ per
annun Every packet dop FIR Enropcan eireui,
s. per 10 inciade the posi- The EsropeaH edu'on
sri1 be pri nfed IN rh r pch aud Eaglshignon i9es
ALL LETTERS BY mad, for subscrtptions or puh Sdter
seuenf, be post paid the postage A DC deducted from
yOIUNTIRY CORRESPONDENCE oonfaini important
n<,cs solicited from ANY quarter of the orid; s'ed DA be
Ebernlis old for. 1,
xDVER TiSEMENTS trenetred ererg morning and to be
obbr6 In me mo ming afternoon edoa at redsonab e
$3.50, "a he rrffen in pain Leebie the proprietor
.ot re ronsibLe errors in HHnnsorTf nv,
. NO NOTICE aiken Of anonymous comnun'cGhons What
esr /, ATTENDED for Insertion nnst be duhenfeded oy te
80. n,d trrer; necessarily for pubcd
ron but az a Ouoronty Of his good faith Weodnnof return
re@vrfcd GOWNS 'eo irons. 81,
PRINTINJi Of al kinds ereeufed beautifully nd With
espatch received at the Office corner Of Fulton and
THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT is open throughout the
WIGHT as tcl as
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Wigs ana TOupeos.-We would advise All
persons wishing superior Wig or Sea to examine the extern
assotment At Bstsheors mabufactory No Wall street.
old No. His newinven ed wigs obtained silver medal
ir Of the American Institute. Copy the address.
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India Rubber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
warehouse 100 Broadway opposite Trinity ohurohyard
10 keep heretofore perfect
overshoes manufacture expressly for its retail
the latest French styles sold the lowest prices
whe IRE prevail for much ,norior article.
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Fire Arms /! Fire Arms !!-CaliNOrnia Rifles.
Six Barrel Reyoyers and other description Of PISTOLS
Nuskets Blunderbusses Bowie Knives and full
Guns, double and single barrels for sale low, BY
B. JOSEPH "a Maiden lane.
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"Sun Bulldings-Lamp Store.'-Just re-
oeyed from the manufacturer j. q. Most comp
ment OF solar lamps gandoe wioka
gle chmpey 30. tn Who wish their ladies
Years should fail call at Lamp Depot
lN and 1856 Fulton street.
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ready tor ae at six months credit approved endorsed
hey consist of fine Cloth Coat Panic Vos
peculiarly adaJd for the Cornsns being light tough and
elastic also, Overcoats aud oas half they
All qualities coors and styles from 81 80 to SIG Cornse
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