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ues.b of nroviaces ras drained TO heap up spendOrs
o- ,bs Io,d # the prsyince but that wealth IL
,,nl,i,l.d and deu.ed 10 give happiness to the con-
nc,.i,x Al the concentrated capital Of l. ons aud
| Lodi and IoxeI al our complicated machinery
while II creates new demands Tor human ao'f i ~
tend 10 cheaper manufacturing pr'duc''' d, VIC
fort of that chespness 10 put .oe '''
If uooen and silk within the reach OF the poorest
.,,.e. Our hooks AZ this day, may not be lndviaa'
IN, .nneor 70 the books Of the days OF Ezevir but
-li,. II ,en now possess books, where hundreds on
/, n,s.os..d them formerly. Our vases and cups may
~, 10 rore eyouisitey wrought than the vases aud
run. If Bnevento Cellin but they are wrought not
HE his fer Pores and Emperors but for Smith sud
Zones and all the branches collateral and direct o. Tue
immense families Of Smith and Jones oar ROADS are
nr lr r. VAST exDrnse for some roI al progress OK
The passage Of a conqueruc army but are puut % roll
from ~ house the precious treasures OF industry or
bap,v feieit q excursonists, giving their hearts
bn'idar of merrimprr sDd innocent delight
nrogress in these modern times then. consists 10
tbi. thar we have democrtized tie means and a1pl'
srces Of higher life that We have spread Tar al1
vide the ciyilizng Influences Of art; that We have
brought and are bringing and more, the masses
the people I'd TO the atocratc standard OF taste aad
e.,ovn,nt and 50 difuse the influence OF splendor am
grace over al minds Granderp powers have been nia'el
into society," 4 larger variety aud richer favor nave
been given to all our individual experiences and "ha'
more he barriers that separated our race the er
walls Of tine and space made almost every tribe and
every family The enemy Of every other thbe and hHi!
lave been annihated 70 enable the common interests
and common euioyments renoyate and warm us info
any Of feeling and the friendly rivalry OF elloW"crA
men pursuing under different circumstances the same
great ends.
Legislation rightly directed, might have done and
might vet DO much Tor the civilization ald Advancement
Of society; but unfortunately in most nations OF the
earth the legislation having been under the exclusive
control Of sesyied higher class, has imprd-d TaheF
than fastened tie ement Yet in the face of 'hi'
terrible obstacle under al the evils Of The nsulir mo-
1ouo, e Great Brsia king to aggraaiize her own
mani featuring industry al the expense oi the Industry
of the ret Of mlniinl tie genius Of Pac'i,ll az h-s
tiurrled aud vii numph still more. over every cli-
cty II is rai.u- the laiorer to Lis true position: II
: facilitating the association of men; it Is hamoaziEg
}cr interests and whether legislation helps it or no,,
If vii intimately redeem our race from d"penietee
and slavery And leren is tie chief reason Why W. 20
a., salute with satisfaction the opening Of the Crystal
peiece.
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The Cavnz-i Riot, IN Montreal.



Iafe las zh the Coroners jury gave thei- verdict On
M .-. 40 t-r ls-- GsvAzzi Tragedy Nne Protesta1ts
Cura substantially. tlAt ames Walsh Vas shot ~ sors
u.-s0l.s krOUu wL0 were Cuc-avOrDg 20 disper.e
mob .,seubel u tie vicniiy 4 Zion Church ncudin,
gr, otr.r, The said deceased shch uob hai preyiou,
~ ruCgge-eC The Police, with me offset II s.tag king
40 Gs,.rz or the auoierce within Zion Church That
80 rher c---ased came th-r deaths by gun shot
irt ct-d by TIE troops 90 ne order Of the MAYOR
thst both the A. or5-r delivered 20 TIE soldiers and
- frir az Il soldiers without orders were unnecessary
81 unstable Further tie jury condemn the practice
- -, carving ire even IN circumstances Of
ss-rr,d eluer.ency-r-co mmsId bstter Police force
- rsret IL want Of discipline Of the troops Who fred
r;,hou- The orders Of iheiT oicers
-C,f,irs ind substantially the same tAing az 20
v,i.b eTc-pt Ia. they s.y nothing abosi the no, il
49, - ~ erssa-d and instead az finding TIA. d
" cave tne order 10 IRE. which caused ths death 81 The
o;e.s cecAre Tia! w-s lone % 'oas person lAAloT
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PROGRESS OF THE PRESIDENT



rs tr.f4 O'Clock ,,.--fdty 70 .rl.rk was 4-.iSlg'ed
f The r,cetiou 81 h, people by President Pisrc n ae-
ce with tie usage 20 b occtI'ns AZ q 80 i'uf
co., ,.r.6 20 tie appointed pl.cr lludepefd ace Hsi,
e. e - r. House and found T. iu charge 81 ST. aS
de,.lu.ut Of Police under The direction % C'pIap
Trd..ss r. drasn up IN double line, with ne Vi" oi
lin, IA tie pressure Of the crowd ALREADY gathering
1,c.ne,ee,ce square eagerly awaung the lrs oppor-
,i, tn eject so aid which t~y -irc7-d7i Ia
80. --t.v .t-ctl lry. About - o'clock iLs Pre5idsat
- brs appesrlucs And entered ths Hal amid .old
br. at. .ded by M-ssrs Gushing Guthrie AID Davis,
fti cabinet bis Private seer Try, sydney We9sief md
ohfr.,f III, cute la the room noticed Hon. James
buchanan C. lngerson Gen. Cad Falader, JOSIAH Ran
dan Of Pennsylvania. and Senator Thompson sna TX
Governor Yroom. OF NewJersey ard Col j. ". Forney
Clerk Of T. 5 House Of Representatives, and cl F)r
ece Mel3sr Of Congress oF Phl4ee ha besides other
notabes.
The New York Tun.ciPal Joint Committee were al-o
pre.ept. conss,ug Il Wm j. Brs.-y. Thomas Wool
ward Alexander $ .wA.t j. Tit Thomas Barr, Oh tue
board If Aldermen. and H. ~ Wells AMI )s-pA Rogers
If Assistants The Clerk Of the Aldermen T. j. NuadAy
accom- panied this Committee 70 which there rem as - be
added on the part Of Ncw.York r Il. Dykrrs. Esq,
Spec COMMITTEE from the I.dus;ral Association % ~
ward whose grsa, enterprise with the sanction Of a1i'g
aay tie President has uaderAs7n as present ioaf lac
JOINT Conn tee Of lie City Councils q Phtad-p-A aad
the citizens I-o, gave th-r D. i-'-n--D- p'1'-A7
Committee was headed byJ T. Wshsr President ofthe
Select Council aod Included among is Constituents Ia
Snowden Presd, IL Of {, 1nch. AID Aessrs. a
bert G. Waiterean a-d HrHan- Mayor in'ro4ao~d
the citizens 70 tbe Nations Ca.-f As they sppro 'cAef
tie President shook .ae halcs Z the people tE-y passed
on and out through back siuccv looking upon til pub
lie square TIE process evidently faiguiog oae' On
the President blFe IT, seemingly, who hal aatic
pA;ed physical and made up his mind d eD iur
the worst shat could cons.
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Tia r,,,oot Journal states that Don CallerOn de Ia
R.,ca las determined to accept the post Of Fore IN
o,etary At Madrid and will shortly leave o Spain TO
,,er On M. duties. We are sure his departure fcom
washington viii be regretted not only by his colleagues
Of tie diplomatic corps but by large circle Of Amer
icans.
While speaking Of Ibis subject the Cron'ca will allow
us to repe its ingenious impu'auon OF yesteTday II
sees ft 10 torture orr expression OF CONFIDENCE IN the
disposition Of the Lew Foreign Secretary to observe and
enforce certain treaties in whose negotiations be was
concerned and by which Spain still bound into an ass-f-
ton that be holds doctrines contrary - the interest If
spain. legal recognized and established We submit
that faithfully to Keep the treaties for the suppression Of
the slave trade cannot be opposed 10 any interest OF that
country which can be pronounced iegai however gen
orally It may be " established and recognized
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CrrsrAL PAAcE.-Our readers are referred 10 the
Programme Of the Ceremouia Of to day, The opening
of Tie Crystal Palace
The vo1bIner in vast numbers were busy al DAY aud
an NIGHT but the arrangements very far from being
completed vast number Of packages were opened
nevertheless
The Inauguration sill take place in presence Of all the
n,tabiitits famed in the proceedings. An immense
crowd may be expected.
Tie new uniformed police attached TO the Crysta
Tsiac, we're reviewed b. the May or Yesterday.
Eyey precauton will be taken 10 prevent confusion
On tLe premises.
We Lave made Cue arrangements for reporting the de-
tails
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The secret of table-movng is out at last What vas
great mystery WIN a vague aud exciting suspicion
that the world Of spiritual rOPpers' electricity animal
macpe,ism. and other reconcile sod indescriOabie
n,aers Of the universe al Lad hand in il, is nOs re-
duced % The working of SIMPLE mechanical agency
For tbs timely explanation ae are indebted to no less
auan than MI FARADAY, the full account OF whose eA-
re1ments We prut on another P,5e OF this sheet HIS
conclusions appear To be satctoy AID we trust they
ma, retase t. usciulLs large number OF persons
who have btberto wasted great deal Of precious inc
with their hands praaei the tops OF tables, and
with eyes lgently contemplating pine or mahos1ng,
waiting for the magnetic inspiration 20 york II some
pl. sopher voud low take hold Of the sPr uai rap
pers in as thorough way, and reduce them 20 reason
aud common sense, he public would Owe him a great
debt Of gratitude The 'abes are turned out doors
md new WHO pil come aud nick out the ghosts
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Inter from Havana.

BALTIMORE, Wed1es1aF- Jay u ~.
Tie Southern nal - late A. cue has NrrIv-d
II, Cbarl,sf0a C0sr 81 The l'h INST announces ~
arrival 81 TIA; port OF the steamer Isabel With HtvanA
dsies 70 the -ih int.
her /, no poliii al news q inporlnce.
TIE reported lsLdug Of mors Negroes q. confirmed.
The r. ortao instruction the Chinese Coolies ana
n murder of fh- ov-r--ers Is cond-ntd.
src,R Il Havana we 6r with asock market -' ~ boV-f
.rf -flerf, u % urrrsc f-utr'y l-e =
~. srd 81 a. reals = ar1se f1r s~7-r-
-56i Bow 07f No-AssEs qrlrt , - = Ee- rs gas
SsirplSe-Arvsd HaVa1l 81 sli0s Nsrus sa--f ~ 5
Iolr Coby ID hliE St1as. Boston fr shJ r1 Nrs-fo-A
Cs-.d ~ ,hir syrs. Eev-lc-s. nd Range, Pen Nd
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Southern Teesrqps oie- -oy Of Beo,e, ant Hsaog,-.
Amir, az The Capitol.

SJt-aI Dil1ffdi o II Y , IIIlH'f
WAsHIS6TOS, Wednesday, jay b. 49,
John II Wheeler OF Nouh Carolina has been appoint
ed by the President secretary l. sgu Land Patents.
Major Vand-yen,er oi NsalorA, dlstng .ishec 10 the
Mexican war, removed t- IN C.erAshp il the General
Pest Once, has b.en restored.
The,ltra pay to officers Of the Navy sssmsn All III
riu,s sometime since uspeaded hs- been resumed in COM
r,isuc- with sion o.. tie A-oruey General My
AeeIt allen IS busy empl ysd ioskias over t-e money
OrI.
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Departure for PHILADELPHIA.

About quarter Il ocloek The Prsslt Ut and suite
and the various Commnees left the S.e.s House in
carriages Tor the Camden boat where sy arrived. and
embarked amid dense throng OF esgrs people Jus; as
The boat was nearing te jersey shore hs Penl ylvsn
Committee transferred their guest "a the New jersey Com
mitiee, T aPpropnAts words being int.r,hl1gd the
PreideI: assuring lis NsEJersey friends th.; b. rs
happy. Since the auseE nun such hcspAb.e hands mus
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The Steamships PAiadsIPbia and Cherokee Al New
Orleans.


SyWoRLEANs. Sa.uria7. July 9. 1885.
Tie Steamship Pr lac l. ir0l Aspns AL arrlg-t a.
H. Pes. ths morning vtt Calf rn. dates 20 tn- ljh
June ant q psted me Illinois The passengers oy th-
h,aC.ipA.a o,,ec the ls-mus IA J. hours, ana I'll.
reach lbs CI,y a. - t.y, irocl 81 Ffauc4co
Ih- STEAMSHIP Ger &c arrived last ht with Havana
da.ss IL so list. Size reports tlat several additional
cargoes oi -iaves Lad been BE- no. 10 Cuba
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The I. : Fr,anIe savannah, &c

BALIIMOkt, WednesfsT, Jay Is Il1L
The : friga,s Saganu b }, Reported rely 81
Norfok Her probable destination Is Brazil
We have 10 mai. beyond Washington M. morning. ut
TT. bsny onr Souihern papers have been seat North
thr, ugh ne-l.ct
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NEW-UFLEAFc, Iharsti m : ID
We have received .iy- son ,es 70 toe st Inst Gen.
Re.ks expedition for FL Passo, had not ye: FOt
Graham.
Nr Greeley of Bosom. had returned rom Waco and
r, por.s that the Fl .so or the P4cihc Railroad
. processes oyervhelm ng adgsnt.ges.
The crops ia Texas we're y~ry ptomisiny-.ere id
hem ueufy of rain.
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Aem!1)urk Daily 9ribnnr,
THURSDAY, July IA 1858.

- Persons ~artus TAs T1baEs en- a hen rssae. ~ i
80 Sn rieos leave then sddrcss 81 the FubncaioS "n
80 no n thrsash Post>Hsee Price ~ oents
a. .rrlar
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Mr ROSE repsrte, complete the bill for ef of the
surviving odie, and widows Of soldiers ser ING In ths
lie ssked consent to have it read third time. OBJ
ected 70
Tie BID regulating disbursements upon the ans- WAS
CONSIDERED. SunCiy al endmeuts were maze one ot
Which was TX saiaT es ct anal Commissioners
n $500. The bl ordered to be reported TO the
IIousr.
for the trial ~ impeachment, WAS tuen cru-id-fe0.
NJ NEEhS movec 70 amend ny td.inz section re-
peafg a reyous acts relative 20 Courts OF np-achm7n
Ansueudn,nt making The Chief judy Of the Court Of
Arpesl. or in Of L- impeachment or ahsence me
lrt-deut tie Seust ih- Pre- SION judge oi tue Court
Tor the nal 81 lmpraehn-bts. Was al pied.
Il- Clerk of tire Court ot Appeals - made The Cierk %
his UT or the OF hs inability the CirrA OF the
Tie Sergeant at Arm, Of the Senate shall attend upon
IL, Cour and Messenger be appointed to be c'npen
saicd 81 iu The Sepste
MI iTILEJUIlN moved 70 s'rke out see = ~ wing
Ma.aters st oiuted fy The Assembly power G. prosecute
ih p+s,ln eDi and giving the Court yer to SIT Shen
tn Legi-isf re j. IL in session. .,.
- WOOD hOVeu 10 report progress upon tae OH.
Carried.
ana leave ga lraiteo 20 me g. inui'tee to ~ gHn.
Mr. LOOMS moved that te oti. regulating dsodr-e-
ueuf urpl tue canals. Be now r. ~ a t1rd uue.
Atr,,d 20. and the nii vs. read aud pas ed
Tie ~ 70 divide >t4uoen Cou.y ino Two Jay - itrc7
was r, ao tro .-.,G
NrILMpLE moved to po spone the hour for recess t.
Amt ti re subject I a'I"u. n'-t- 'Fttlrl
81 lLA Ii ur .-fltrN u'il isr N't..'ii.' 'll4'
.-,.ri - .,r tlel a. olruneu NJ on Monday, July p,
al . e. Jock J. "
Mr. GlAIP was in favor Of such adjournment, aud in
,fa liz our business But be- dlo not approve OF taxing
atee, ter ny purpose NOT e' "a Tor siu} the Crystal
Palace.
orre-td n sollt"u FOR 1t IN, nr'hers visited Ne"
l,rk ru.iues, could lot b. nui.lea BY Monday.
nj HsSlIAGS moved 10 ~ tne resolution on the u
b. J.,
NJ IOII-,R uu4e rt1od that he Sena-o bad tiSen r@-
c.- t actin g upon our hrst resolution Tor tdl"urn
rnf.ro o. therefore moved &C. lay tls Resolution pom
tl4 t.bi. Garnet.
The Dl ap,rofril'ng money or toe payment OF inter
.fnb. 81 Revenue C-rtih ae-' ali 'u the '@~E'
49,. IN y ir. IL ir Senate, " - On motion ~ Mr. W r7
I l',, MIRO tine auc passed. Recess to = NJ
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aCQVlffaI.

MADl on vs. Weinesi4y, JAY . 80
JUG 20 Hubben has been setrtt 81 ot fL- cl,rs-s
brought against biu The vote Ill niuo-s IL lis H.
w and TIE Cnurt adinurMei .ln- lil.
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nm cnpRrSp0NDrNrS

CO., .,,.s can be tsken anonymous Commune so-s
"" rteSod gor Insertion must BE- suihennciieo h IN, ae
tbe vtetnot necessarily for publication bu - 81
,rtee OF hi good faith 49,, = .....s...
M. -, undertake to return rejected communications
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The Special Commit Of the Common C. mol 'r
poip,eo al tie me, ing yo.eEday mrFhng went Ns'..
.esferday afternoon 90 -ke arri.}elrnis TO- - wing
~ p,..idu, They ret l.ed a. a...s hour ut eFsas
,oece,u The arrAnge.eat. AZ. Ia part i 10 'oI
,,.. with AID Ssrine is Cblna'n' anu '.A'f e'1''.
Ieo 70 N.wa-L Il o look a. morning 'n sPsol4
tram which vil return mu~e i'eiyi bowie ii7 -,
t,., f.or, Nsv.rl Nth 'h- P5ssosat ana ale 'n' V'r
-. g. "a arrive a. Jsr..y CITY a. .t.a - nn''
. erirv x zaps ard .s sosinS Of beA wil anao s's
o., p,.eer.- arrival TDe Military Of '-ity ''y' 80.
cern.nd O. Sea Z. T.. |sish' VIII D. 1'''H y -.
III & from ,hsg-.oaa - tAs .5- 'l'"'s
-. ..5 other, vii 9Th. "a. It's s. ~@I Nv
s,..5ept ouAt4d on .o..a vii ''r* 70, l-''. n
A. p..i..rt's suite The Alderman 500 con f...'@ J.
,roc4.d ~ carriages l. 'as PARK %1sfs P- -,
erected M4yor &aDneI' Nl.- iLefe '''o ls ~ .,,,is
.oud ~ tha u ~ M sodr-'' ''' a.,
t.b,lf an hour " J be occus.sa % ms n14 - -.
Viii. they all proceed 20 ;b.ioo' Oh. "t'-. a.
-, hoard Of ,h. Josephiso .of C~sls GA4-sA'
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n-...,nrion. "a New.York.

Thu Official programme tx lie reception ID 'N'
:. follows, ,. In, the rsceptss
- Program re Of ,,sd IaisS 81 M c3aSoSs
o. Toe Ff.fO.iIlES % IHE CRY OF - s Ceassl
kA4 .. "A is.3 -Tle Coautree OF a. J9-fy1 =. -
II -. nvifsc socopsly zoe ~ : ~ - I've
scz-ssd for 80 oppose, early o. iaai'1's ''''
Pfs.Ss@ .pproplisi. sauteI vi Be "a ron u ~
~ CIV ~ 80 nom ne BsFy' a1'e ''-i Dc i1'4 '
.. q gr.st.er Nouns. o.. p-.rl.rt vi. be 70
-. f,,r,s v ~ Bossl ne a-''f- o., p.i-t vii fevss
-, "I s.e n n = ", ut. ce-a'-i q. NIX 0'-''
SAr1f0is,
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In Senate yesterday, the Conference Committee re-
,sd th.t thew had sgreed that it was not necessary
e. The Assembly to remain in session during the I'M
n".chmept Trial. No arrangement was made Tor ad-
i~nrrmeut The Supply Bill was put forward and an
ynnronri.tiop Of $4,000 made to pay Legislative
salaries ,,.-,..o,,o,+ hill ,ras con.
- smended and reported to the House Inc
s .s,.,ing the Trial of Impsachments was debated
W. ~ ne.tnopea Our report is incomplete
s..l ..ss Of stabbing occurred last night Inc
wounded man was ave at midnight pu' 'n"rS the
WV Of hi, recovery The person who e0mn''ea VIC
act was arrested, we believe
r ,roOre.s Of the President occupies large
AD' ~s n.nsr this morning He will arrive az
sPaoe - - =, or Q o'clock this morning
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Frnm NYn..irrt on.

WA>HINOTOS welnes-ay, July g. 1883.
Recent le -elc- leaves very nis csuct .l4- M- Bl-
% suau " q. ,clue tie f. -d.l Mission.
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Mr. TABt Il reported rIr the Con npe- "t O"ui-reuc
thar ilr G. mmii'e- ayr that h-r- Do necessity TOR
tn- Assembly, to b. Ia suing the imp scln-ut
ffiI Tie question ot scourlne Ut had not h--n dis sd
o4nn hey could u't recommend tue acceptance OF the
invitation a. lttrHd the opening OF toe Crystal fAa.e
Ite supply tin was taken up.
The AUTHORIZATION 10 pay MIR NOrthrup fr retaining
HcualI.o tli z-n agree 70
For tie pay the Legs including the Extra Ses.
sion, go w appropriated
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srArr AND NArIoSAL law icors i.' :,
az ,1 In neudurs tIhl eli cause eNte"l"r sp-An &C.
Ic as Wi as In science Of sw. SeA' .el w 49,, "a
teuler a o1""s'' W ~ J ". FOSLCa, fsesc at
(poetp nj
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WY VII ~ DE!-lne great M"f'ail'y lI1n sln
s has be-, oseeitaned to arse m e'el' eau rom
me % $3.50 r,.,r Cotton vrr is n1i hra ny nh p-s
hh Ky poem Porous Filter Cai ana eAane IA US
nSYSt No SIG Broadway. Price 81 ~.
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IL .:gk-BATCbELORs ctiepIa'c' Il'l , -! - =
s,v d ,,,uoy,d 70 No % dSey, opposite ws t.A
pAclo armed tame suici'nt guafa % al "in pa
hi st her wan,scaB better sUopeo ~ nm '1'n shy
NJ, 80. bli.bu4It 10 he void.
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FAmpAsK's PLArronM ScALEs-long hho"n'Se'ereE
tested always hth'-' F.fsp,NRs Co, No. 80 Ws'efs
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- A,tnurl,u NJ dIftPtrd AT HIFTTINfIITUV u
~ go a vslnails Timber Territory 70 be drT0''d oi 4
% ~ a. IA July stated wiinIn about tnny - io'9
bSnts' tfs veins from Now.i OK.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
A CARD


LET The jade wnce!"
~ " seems that was quite right when expressed
nv that the sod captain Blunt veTy E IL
49, 90 yea closed" h eaeor aud 70
This closes foT s tn public sets that
Iro hos he was closg proper,ins their
.or thtt h. "esy IN ouf aid 1ury him dcen;y" ssppo's
vu a. , sr decided 10 favor o. irving hin decent tur
fInt 90 er,e 20 i,he ha' done tbs service
go .n o vi had server hs Peoiteary. asd
he , revs bU1al the pubic expsnse But a. b.
b,rg - 5000 aptain," but pra.e 3
- 900 certn BLUSI's Lasf card 10 order Il the u
hs,-,,A. painful Brof q the y ofoss Of
.,s,. oyp IL ssrss Of scted prsgrsphs Tas
". r .nep This proofof irctpa iiy"I he ] est
psiufu "ts Ca5s >" O. b. s.,.-sis d ID
haze ne syrToay q n, i"o'a'.
~, .sin a. r. have I'm kn ny vocation and that
49, ,- 81 ooe oftbe nro1 Tbeaiers" ga o,r-d
r. o. ~ esr,eon: opn IL -eg4rd qus Of
49,, mt olass Of Pay House." ne toyf. from =
f,.y.o,,,, iii them entitled 70 consoefstou.
an usiuienonll honor, hovever-he inr doubt
t. - ~. 81 o., beng 20 hod1s the Up
- css AID "shoxns the sLd body Of the
I,o So rse.srse u al ts do'aiy" rs; have cnrsr.
.1l....t.f,v Ia fh.t 10 an cat Wei, II gait %
ated and TO hsve Jour ~, nelts
- foy A. rnething am ~ sorry b ihl
Mir ert 'or Do not thlk Tat 'he god Cfp.-~ vos
he Of much account even lhsie
- Crp,sr" sht ref1aps sand chance,
" c,.., NOV DE- be could the services o. J. B.
an be ossoeah Pipe iaYtrs Of h,oor bic aen9y
srssiu Biu.T" cave sglu that "frigosts at
A. Iavsvar dea sfts LIN the mont aol ofs-e.
A., b,s name D. isoed" s'tnt ye good ts2an Tat TIE st
y, n 10 such 20 ~ very A1etis wei fr thee 100
g. r Blunt" ths, 10 q e1 'f the po,ss u 'hy incs-
-, "a. cor tle;e for o. od La"ry-r hads very summary ~ay
i5ots A. on troshes Of al their bh the
rood ofthe state end society
s''0 "Good nifh. good Captain BLUNT"
Kew.yort. Jul, 70. rs LYoyGsO' tDsthI's
,.,o-d,1oy i. cro@aed aiib gromeoaders wearing
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S,vno MACHINES -GRET RaDUcHoV Is rhic. -
IN fmcfR Go bsyes a'efy ta' . f,,ls sue
nryslrd Patent sa.t ne'ec sewn. f-,e i, oying
&C ,oryoysd machinery in ih~ e. sfoeo ~ c r.ss
" ~ 81, ried 10 every kiUd Of sRhs ana 90 '' " WIN
ni.oin,. ~, f.rlion Office No o45 bioaa"sy
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- tovttRs q NkrLs PhirAOo2''is 400 P'" '"-
- cg,,.s. psi, 10 1871 Nas.4u.st. " Wy 'fs
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"a VI ntii} biii'l.fu'' ar i'o'a N' i,i P,,e[s,
susb, ed eifoeiuy taught by . - ,,,.r
~, a double eDny the soT space o. ono "se' Oi'
and evenifg -
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DKru,ct SALAMASDER SHEs.-GAfLtk IA'L 80 :.
posy,t Al P.1EcE 10 so NsIuisctuirI 20 ne d.
-s9It ~ - eb,n,,d safe and =. &. OoFfits npeH7
o. We fts m. 81 SAFES sid locF ooHl ~ tne ~ !,
No lg2 Poi lot one door bel 80 'sue- '
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IL Grosdway Il cro"aed ai'b promenaders Wearing
Ks ts.r.frl RocEy Mou'-r 81 'v'rs 81 ~lcl or 'q1 q
No. fss ~ exoi tlllnt asso n-t Can and
no 20 IT, m H. 'oo.das d. tie purchase Of hlt ci 10 lat
"a md = oil fashionable siJe
son insured your health If not, tie best
= -. 80 ,,,y 54 yourself SO ID 0 auit OF
"sJ " ztrHYR UsDERGARNrST'
- 80. r.. ii rs I'D n rler Garment Mandatory,
U ffo" ''''' No. sol BROADWAY
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A,or,.,so CooDs--GufAr REDUC rIoS.-BARTHoLo,
-, WttD are .. iue &c., .--ce 81 tnof de'ies SIX .,
NV .,u,er Gass. tlr .. fle COS ~ u1'5 ton, ~
e,r. 10 81 Br5-oway. tet@ en tie S. 'ch'a' 11'
- '.f. EffIfl
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IN yJousekeepers and AL others IA want oi heonhI
-, &C. would do we'll 70 call At WiLLAGos % eH-e
a, No M ChahaIn.st. Of ftu berfir' ~nee 'y
bnea Sssrt,ent o. sresp ssne e. offered % mo