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lIVERYIgEAENFs RENEWD EVKRI DII
PERSONAL.

TNFORMATION WANTED OF ANDREW BELL,
4 thomas J. Davis, Richard Fleming, Edwin r Jsaes,
Newton jackson. Bernard McCarde Fowler T. c. L,ney,
hi James Terney John SartoDous, James Mans Hugh
HeCoImioh John Near William Herbert, Lore Holcomb
John Hughes william Dudley, Josiah Doyle, David G.
Christian John Blsel Francis Black Phiander Brown
formerly Of the United States Army their heirs Apply
to Morgan & Co., 22l Pearl street.
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sPnOIAL NOTICE.


- VAN STEENWYK, STATE COMMISSIONER OF
~ . Emigration for Wsson sn-Ohcc. No. ITO nwioh
street. York open from o'clock A N till o'clock
Pamphlets and verbsl iaform nation from reliable and
authe will be given cheerfuy and free Of
Rens all who intend to settle In the state Of
Wisconsin, the I'm countries Of the rich and bean
tiful valley of the Mississippi.
VUvHE president AND DIRECTORS OF TIE PAT
i erson and hsrapo Railroad Company have declared
pidend OF Three per Cent the Capital Stock Of the
Company payable on and after tho Goth instant at the
Of Ketchum, Roeers Dement, 45 william street.
The transfer booss will be closed from the 18th TO the 2st
insi . Mt both inclusive. JOHN HOPPER, Secy.
M oNTREA al FIRE.-FRANCO CANADIAN COMMIT
l teThe members Of said coumittee are 20
meet at Delmonco (corner Of Beaver and South William
Monday next, at IL o'clock. ~hen all the
counts will be settled, and the snbscriptoa closed
e. HAS5ERAS. Secretary.
INHE MEMBERS OF THE HIBERNIAN b. B. So
eety are hereby notified TO meet ~ honsgomery Hall
Prince sreet the 18th instant at
r. lay tribute of respect 60 late Their
me mber, James Beheb. of No 2. BY order.
THOMAS OBRIEN, Jr., Gen. Pres.
PATRICK DEE, Gen. Sec.
NOTICE THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF MEXICO
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SPORTING.

I SAW NOTICE IN YOUR PAPER or THE STH
i inst purportng 60 be cha from Big Bird When
my challenge appeared. meant Hghting, snd 10 well
known wait month customer before got other
business to attend to- have SITUATE that suits
aety which the said person fully aware Of But would
be we'll for him to hesp him self in ncss shall
whittier. GGORGE ROWLGY.
w oNDEhFuL PEDESTRIAN FEAT.-F IL. GLE.
w son has undertaken the folow isg HeroulsAn And
almost supsrhum task for Of So 600 side via.
to walk 200 miles In 0O hours; $50 half miles 1909
half hours and $50 er miles In 900 quarter hours,
In INN ssioD the whole and
Tuesday. Aug 18th, at o'clock, p n, the ground
Hoboken where he ~ active training for the
task.
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C0PARTNERsHIP.-MR. HENRY r. YRNM Be
comes partner in firm nom, and After this dat4
New Orleans, July J, 1852 EINICH0L6 \ o.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NV YORK COMMON PLEAs-HENRY TEIss
~ against Mary Fess Summons for reet-Com. not
served 10 the above defendant hereby summonea
sno required TO answer the In this action when
hed In the office Of the clerk Of city and county OF
New Yorh at the City Hall In said city this day and
serve copy Of the sid compliant on ne
subscribsr At his oce No Chamber .trsss 70 me e h
OF New ferk within twenty days after the SERIES o. III
summons or you exclusive o. TIE day o. snen ~ de-
IL Jon fail TO the said complain, wlsn,s w
sferesad the paist IN this action q me r
Tor the relief dem ded In th- eomPs ins 49,
1852. JLNAB B. PHILLIPS. Painsms AsssrnsJs
,Upprxp coUpT rIN0s CoUNTY-ALHEr REED
y sesip,t James M Barrsws. Marcus q could Lushsr
a. Bins h m, James Acker, Jacob ~ harrs samuel I.
Jones Aquiia James neard Richard Wanna Peter
p Rrovn Zepss Newell. Richard u. Wyetod Summons
Tor moscy demand contract To the above named as
.ssnts You are hereby summoned TO answer the con-
sint In ths action Of which copy 10 herewith served
ppon you and copy Of your answer ms, st ny
ekee 10 Wall street, New YORK; within twenty days sfsr
the service hereof exclusive Of the Of sssvs and
IL ron to the - Aforesaid tAs plAn-
f WIN tshs ndsmsnt for The sua Of seven shsssssa ys
Of December one eight hundred Afyess On
Of thousand ave HUNDRED dollars and With
interest the Of fy dollars from the f6sh day 81
1852 tses the costs Of this action. Dstsi July 10
i.;1. .VLN YAM yLc.k. 2isista,s Attsr7sS
owa0 goesA ~.
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TO PRINTERS. PUBLISHERS, &o-sPEcIxENs o!
the various Types cast ~ celebrated oundres Of
Duncan, Sinclair Co, Ednbueg. Of sIouihts finish and
warfanted Durability have ust been received By the steam
Or Pacnc for examination f tho trade &c. Orders
heissdby LlYlN0aTON, WILLS co., "a Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.


H1 DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, sCor44 ND
We are, by special authority, authorized iasns
s :a s q5 5s s ssaa # bsns
f1YIos BsoT fG si 70 wan street. .erns eaa
CT DRAFTS AND UPWARDS, PAYABLE AT SIGHT
arc issued 3 6o s. soas
street New York and No. Regent Road Liyerpe, sole
liverpool London Pseist Ships. '"-'N ~ ''a'' "
0k00-GLORIoUs OPPORTUNITY.-AS ACTIVE
:s.s ess.,as,:hPi popular exhibition shs
% Ws ss q &c Herald
&E0O TO EMPLoYERs-A GENTLEMAN WHOSE
i To- only sw hss n9q II:
a ,Sss
tos to lean his employer the above undoubted
or. win be considered as strictly cosad ,ntia Address
g. H R.. Herald Once.
40 600 50 500 500 TO LOAN ON CITY TYP! PRO 9;
Ea..sa street.. up Stairs. : - - 80 :
ClTY LOAN-sTATE GUARANTEE.-$3Oo coo CITY
y
sss Ba%'Se and Ohio ailfssi
!,
gwen adoption Of shs new conssisason Which
prohibits the future pledge q the ered. % state
sina considered safe security in This marked
Of s thousand DelsTs The Office
of the subscriber o'clock p NJ the
ofSeptembe Bids ill be made without regard to accrued
interest," for all accrued interest will be added when the
bonds paid for The premium will be paid the day
tersst be paid at tho optin the bidder time be-
fore the 9th Of thus giving capitalists
portuDity to reliable and permanent IN
without precpitately their
Bonds and sent to the subscriber by three o'clock r. NJ
September 18th. J. THOMPSON,
DILLs OF THE CITIZENS BANK, WASHINGTON,
~ u. g. redeemed at q Of one per cent by c. b HUNT
INGToN, 20 Wall street.
NTONRY-ADvAN cEs MADE Tor BOUGHT OUT
Nl for cash Watches, Plate, Jewelry Dry Goods.
Segar Liquors. Pisnoortes Horses Carriages other
property Mt the Pacific General Agency Office No. ia
Grand street Broadway the Pacific Bank All
tr actions strictly confidential Ladies wae at
their residence. Once hours from TO o'clock.
OFFICE OF THE sTUYyESANT INSURANCE COM
~ pany-kew York, August 18th, 1882. Diyidend-Ths
Board % Directors have this day declared
inst The Transfer boois will be closed until that
BENJAMIN j. PENTI. Secretary.
TI'O THE BDIToK UF TIE HEKaLD.-ARaANGE-
line for increase Of 10 the capital stock OF
the att and Usboro road s010 the bonds 81
that road which have heon advertised for to
be Md for Tomorrow have been whdrawnfr eonceameu
and the mortgage made TO them will be annulled
The tire s 90 he Immediately put under contract
from Hilshoro to which point Is already ton
TO the coal and iron region Ia Vinton county aud will be
puzzled vigorously 60 completion at future
bonds will be Issued SECURED by ahrst aRd only mortgage
the whole road for sufficient sum, with the above
1000 TO com plete and oluiO the line.
JAS. M. TRINBLE, President IL g. C. r, r. Co.
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CLOTHING.

CAST OFT CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or gentlemen having any clothing furniture
or jevery TO dspese on obtain fair cash price, BY
for tho subscriber at HE residence through the
Ptsh AA@iss AttSsSsa ~ Nh ppEIds5 y &R SiESid
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LOST AND FOUND.

- -.sg~- $3.50. 49,
d * REwARD-sTRAYED OR STOLEN, ON THURS
pO day. the 9Th inst, SETTER Dog, Of yellowsh color
white feet white streak under his neck answering to the
BAkhR, Hastings, or G. w. HAYNES, No IL ashing
shall receive the above reward and the thanks OF
DEO At Duane street, six ends Of silk in parcels
withest dreesn any returning the same TO A. Ar
ned Co., No. 62 Canal street. will receive the above
a IN REWARD-TAKEN FROM THE STEAMER
Connections, pier No Ia, North river rouni top
with Ink. Jonas CoiSurn Lsomnster. Mass The ABOVE
MI 6e psid TO any one who will return the same TO
Steamboat Co. IT is supposed that taken by mistake
A. C. HALL, Agent.
q 10O REwARD-LOsT ON THE MORNING OF THE
returning the same giving any information as to
finder. this reward wiz u Be s prem ply paid ~
81 RiwA lRL,a LOST POINTER DOG, WHITE
and white head whoever brings him Water street.
will receive the sum Of FIVE dollars.
L. dated about 18th July 1882 drawn by house in ST.
Louis Mo-. on house In New York (names not remem-
bercd) payable to order Of James II presented for
please stop it, and notify D. GATES. 81 cosntie slip
T osT.-sUPPosED 10 HAVE BEEN. TAKEN BY
IL mistake from the Irving House, ladys hat boz,
Brown containing black bonnet and suudry small srt
Giles. liberal reward will be paid returning II TO tho
once Of the Irving House.
i osT-oN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FROM WALKERS
Hotel lao Green wich street, little boy six years old
s Sy On :, sne m and xS sov. S
dress will receive her sincere thanks.
I osT -THURspAY,. AFTERNOON, IN OR NEAR
AZ, cresenwsod Cometory . small Gold watch. hsrd
S fSs nss vein % S n %ss mo-
same A. N. Ward. Close Co.. So MAIDEN lane.
ITO PRINTERs. PUBLISHERS, 90 -sPEcTxENs OF
~ M "A Aha al -
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HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC, WANTED.


A GENTLEMAN AND MS WIFE CAN HAVE A
~ parior and bedroom, the second floor splenddly
Furnished In the first elas house No. 4 West Twenty
Second street; also few siuge gentlemen be hand
somoy accommodated Those wishing TO live In style, with
out the ceres Of housekeeping will hnd In this establish
ment all they can desire Dinner g. No children taken
lUUSE WANTED-WkNTED TO RENT, A SMALL
A. two story House In the vicinity Of Broadway, not
lower down town than walker street. higher than
Fourth sect Address Y. ~. At this once stating rent
/ UhBER,-HoRsE, WAGON, AND HARNESS, GIVEN
nm 10 i trade ior Lumber Apply 70 Thomas BELL Co,
Livery stables, corner Monroe and Market streets
PEAL EsTATE-BoUsE AND LOT wANTED.-A
convenient dern built house in stable part
ottbc city fer which stock OF Dry Goods well assor
Cd WIZ be given In exchange-wholy or partially Address
Exchange Herald Office.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIZED DWELLING HOUSE
ready Furnished 1.-THE neighborhood Of Union or
high ss Twenty third street would be preferred) FOR
about eight months or longer rent not per
snnum. Address O., us Post once.
WANTED-A GOOD THREE STORY HOUSE, (NEw
w Preferred In South Brooklyn, within . short dis
lance Of south Ferry Must have gas furnace And bath
And every modern Address, with 10.
oauon and terms, box sl2 New York Post snoe.
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WHTsKERs AND MOUSrACHEs, IN SIX WEEKS,
w by urs Graham "a lie iezves no stain aoan
and will not jurs the slu aud DOT f5r secuIsr
deeacy on the part Of those who have
eertdessts coud shown One dollar bp,se
any part Of the country. X. G. GRAHAM, No. isk Ann
street.
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WANTED TO RENT FROM THE lsr OF SEPTEM-
w Der. by q family Of two persons, the second
third story Of house. consisting OF three four
with Croton water on the same floor in respectable
email families in the house, Location In the Unity Of
Hudson street. below Barrow street Rent not to
$3.50 annum Address W. H., Herald Office, stating
rent and location.
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DRINTERS AND ENGRAvERS CARDS.-CALL AT
i No. kcade street ana .btais o prioas-
The subscriber has had fifteen practical Renee
the manufacture Of Enameied aud Co,red Cards
commencing BUSINESS for bimte offers
buyers tat cannot be surpassed All cards OF his
scture both white and coorod III DO pfint
we'll and any particular the quality Of Card will be out
to order, with the utmost disrs'cn
r. W. RUBY keade st, corner ofOsntre.
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WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE. WITH ALL THE
w modern mprovem in tho Reghborhood of Aston
piece Satisfactory references given. Address, "B. b.
this Office.
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ia, o..
Cry AND County New YonK, ss:-On the Cd day of
August, 1862 before personally Robert T. Hsws
President and n LabaIts Secretary known to me e
anoounts President and Secretary of the Ex
cesior Building and Mutual Loan who being
duly did depose and that the best
their knowledge and belief tie said exhibits
statement Of the affairs Of the said asoiaion the
thereof. BENJAMIN II. PENrZ,
Gnnnin lima M aada
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NOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES AND GOOD
Il will Of . wholesale shirt business, situated In the
busiest street tho city, The stock has recently been
and will be sold At cost. Ts man,
with small capital this rare onanoe. Satisfsetory
for selling, and other partisulars will DO made
known by "a dressing A. b. L.. Herald Office.
EARM FOR sALE-POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDI-
4 Atey.-1he farm known as The Loos Baker Farm, 81
the Whitesheaf New Jersey. two and half miles from
depocontsning about forty sores The house s0x6O
earriaae house, ice house. house. Sc, Ac large
orchard Of Harrison apples and other fruit all under
good state Of cultivation For further Particular IN
quire Of b. III LADD No. to Pearl street, N. Y. or Of
T. GARRISON the owner.
202 Market street, Newark, N, j,
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG MAN,
w twenty six Of in active bushes; 10
gnainted with double entry Bookkeeping &c. and make
himself useful In most capacity. Is willing to accept
Of moderate compensation Can furnish reference from
present employer and others. Address r. A. p Herald
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II IL r Ds.-THE METROPOLITAN BILLIARD
Rooms comprising sixteen tables Of the
modern invention, and frequened by all tho scientific
players OF the city, and the
ct 694 Broadway. A. A, REED
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WANTED BY WID0WER-A LADY OF INTELLI-
w gsnce and responsibility, to take sharse If small
family tone child One whe understands all domestic
ties will receive liberal by addressing wish
real NJ B.. Herald ooe, stating whore
n be had.
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DETTIGREWS FASHION FALL PLATk-NOTICH
TO Subscribers Mr. Petit grew (formsrly No. Cort-
IT. &C Ann street respectfully returAg
his thanks his friends and the trais snd
notify them that he will have reads for delivery, few
days. his Fall Plate Of Fashions Mr. having honoYsd
with the Diploma 1t the lat air the institute,
for the best Fashion Plate pub he'd In the Unei States
authorized to say his FAN Plate will superior
any and his book Of Directions &c. viii ooasain VAL
able than other heretofore
particularly requests those 1ding orders give thsr
names plainly and also that Of their Post Office and
States, In full. b. PErTI0RkW,
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WANTED-B0ARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY-WITl
w three rooms second floor, oommuns sing, partly
furnished and with closewest side Of the city or near
an omnibus route, for gentleman wife, chld and nurse
Meals for the lady To be Address Box
1881, Post office, stating location, and teras
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EoR ssLE.-THB sToCKoF FANCY STORE, CON-
setDg OF Laees, Fmbroideres and variety Of articles
In value about twelve hundred dollars This old and
veil established stand Sole for selling out the
up stairs.
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E0R sALE-A PENCIL CASE CUTTING ENGINE,
finished in the best work IN sDlike manner,
set OF rosettes and division Wheels ALSO
mandrs all new, and in complete order Can be seen by
calling ct 10 Greene street. second floor.
nor SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES. AND GOOD
Will Of Fruit Store situated In Of the best
rouFhsrcs in this city and doing thriving business
The only for selling Of ths
Of the proprietor Inquire ~ m Hudson street. corner
Canal. At 10 A. NJ and NJ.
FURNITURE WILL BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN. AT
= No. 20 Beekman street, Once aud Counting House
gany Bedsteads Bureaus Extension Dining Tables Card
and Qnartette Tables Looking Glasses Bureau Bedstea
Hair ana Husk Mattresses 0ce Tables Sofas and Lounges
Furniture rented.
EBEsH WINE AND BRANDY CAsKs-TO BE SOLD
II cheap, about Fifty Quarter Casks, freshly emptied
Sherry MADEIRA ard Brandy Also about Ahundred Crates
for packing with good straw. Apply TO
JOHN MAGINN. Wine Merchant. 10 Ferry St.
- ESTAURANT TOR SALE.-A RESTAURANT, ST.
~ tusted the Of Fulton and Nassau streets In
this city with the fixtures and The lease four
TO from the LIST Of Nay last will be sold low,
70 close estate For further partcu inquire of
GEO. l.. MEACHAM, No. % south street.
ITO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, SC "A DRUG
Store for SALE with Pbysicsns Practice, II desired
Tie store Is small well stocked and In good location mp
town Address Physician Herald Office inquire q. the
Der Of the Bowery HOTEL Of the Bowery and Sixth
street
Two SILK AND WHIPMANUFACTURERS- FOR SALE
below cost, iron Brading Machine with ninety six
CARR rs tor covering frogs buttons cords ETC. Apply at 100
William street. up stairs.
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rN0 sTUDENTS-A YOUNG MAN WHO IS THO
Il roughly acquainted with the Germsn language is
wanted to board with gentlemsn who Is engaged lite
rnry pursuits Full board with every comfort Is offered
rs an equiya for moderate amount IN trans
office
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CTATEA1Nr OF TIE ACCOUNTS Or THE Ex JGL
- soR BunpISo AND MUTUAL LOAN AssooI ArIoN. for
the year Ddipg the I'd of August 1882 In con
II 18th .rsce Of an Act Of 'hs Lsgsurs Of
New York. "For the Incorporation OF Building Mo, ua
Loan and Accommodating Fund AssociatoEs passed April
Whole number of Shares subscribed for .... .72lk
OF which have been redeemed. ................. 90
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NOR sALE.-A VERY SUPERIOR (SECoND HAND)
IL Billiard Table. Inquire At 1l8 West Broadway.
Tor SALE CHEAP, IF APPLIED FOR SOON, A FIRST
ply at 2S6 Third street.
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DOR SALR-TIiE OLDEsTABLfSHED CRACKER
Bakery situated at No. 81 Delaney street, together
with All the baking utensils horses and harness
complete. This establishment Is well known among
citizens being for the best crackers furnished in
all the hotels and saloons in the city note
dressed to 81 Delaney streot-where
had between the hours of ten and o'c'ock-u
attention The for dspong OF this establshme
"a oWpsr s abnut oinpt IN San Fran cia
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DLAYING CARD hANUF 4CrORY SOUTHERN AND
western merchants will foo a full aud complete
sortment OF the best PLAYING cards from the
Gard mt the d.Uot 50 John York.
SAMUEL HART g. CO, "a Msrshant street. PhiIadeiphia
and So John street, New York
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VUuLIAA NELSON co, COMMISSION sdIPPIN0
w and Forwarding Merchant. paaapa
WILLIAM NELSON. HENRY Il. MUNRO.
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ITO MERCHAETs.-AN ACTIVE YOUNG NAN, OF
good address, twenty-five years Of desires situa
ton Store and Book keeper, general Clerk He has
filled the above situation for period Of nine He
also willing South West and Ike himself ally
useful Can give the best Of references required Address
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WHOLESALE GROCERS,
corner OF Washington street,
Of choice Grocerios, Liquors.
the most reasonable terms.
oheap pest and best rates, viii
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Lucy, Lur,, c,mr HERE said Richard
rhonlou, one bright morning lha following
spring, " here i, something lur YOU"
Lucy ran to the door aud actually clapgcl
her hands with delight 90. .hc saw ,hc beauu-
ml grey colt al " saidIcl aud hridlcd, " stand
paving lhr ground.
"IIov beautiful, " SAID Lucy a, she ,lrok.
ed the arched neck Of the graceful creature.
What .upcrb saddle Are YOU really go-
ing to give {, to omc'
The colt is your, already, cuz, you have
fairly Won IT, SotaLc it, YOU liuIc witch,
and YOU can ride To your hearts content
"Bul must give my treasure name
you have always called it Little Gray, but ]
shall chrIsicn il Jenny 49, Jenny Gray. You
will not be angry, will you' twill do no
harm If there are two Jenny Gnys.
Name her iha, by all means, 1t will re-
call such delightful associations. Two Jcn.
ny Grays pray what are you thinking about
In one short week your lulc colt will be the
only one Of that name, the other vii be
changed, hope, to Jenny Tbomion.'
And 50 il was.
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IrEvs.-ouf irilr and h1y cJuts i1 advance
talT HHi -FVrHf, .fyr gfHfs efth .r sIz HIHHihs
fsH |.'t,rs sf thf rui Hi ths Nyar. Go which bI,
rssfs .,l n. stiri ilr syrN ,ssf iu vhigh pay
JrTrf is t.H1rt.
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