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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-12
AnNeherVetol

President Pierce has vetoed the bill re.
Gently passed BY Congress providing for the
distribution of Ten Millions Of Acres of Pub
lie Lands among the several States Of the
Union for the express object of contributing
to the subsistence, comfort and proper med
ical treatment Of the INDECENT Insane. The
Veto will be found among our Telegra phic
advices.
OF course, the bill is regarded as unconsti.
tutfo,sal by the President-who ever heard of
q, benefcient and original measure that was
not unconstitutional We do not remember
an act of any decided value passed within the
last quarter of a century that was not pro-
nounced obnoxious to this objection. He
who can give no other reason for opposing
proposition can always question it's constiiu-
tionality. And yet we don't believe that one
tenth Of all the money received by the Fed
eral Government from land sales, from 1889
to 1854 inclusive, has been expended in q
way so little obnoxious to the Constitutions al
cavil as is this bill.
But it were idle TO waste words. The bill
devised by the philanthropic Dorcthea l.. Dix
for the relief of human wretchedness in its
lowest and darkest estate, has been ruthless
ly stricken downby Franklin Pierce, and
cannot be resuscitated while he remains Pres
ident. IL Miss Dix will devise hosp for
inebriates or an asylum for idiots there may
be a chance of its escaping the Veto, but
measure for the benefit of the Insane has no
chance at the White House at present. This
is hard to bear, but, the act Of being so, we
may as well study patience and resignation
Well, March 4, 1857, is not so far off as it
was year ago--there is some comfort in
that.
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STOP Your NoisE.-Ths Iowa State Ga.
set'e' Burlington. says tina, an orai,.nc. has
0een passed By the city fathers of tina. town.
Pf0n'oinng the steamboats, At the landing
from blowing their whis,lss, "for tn. r.,.on
'ns' some folks esn't hold their horsss."
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@ A singular incident occurred in the
sixth district court Of New Orleans, on the
27th ult. A Mr.. Haughton. who is a lawyer
was arguing cause in which his wife was
the plaintiff, and himselfthe defendant. when
two police officers arrested him on q charge
Of abdseting a Creole girl, IA years of age.
and sscrsting her in q q house OF ill-fame.
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PEOPLEOF aucRvC.,

Ihousands OF you have suffered for long years with
hheumauc rains, Ucerous Sores, Swelled Legs Piles.
and man other complaints, that all the remedies YOU
have tried have failed to cure and ply scans have
pronounceeu inenraoie-yem need suffer no longer.
remedy J. discovered aud places within The reach
ofah, that will cure all these complaints and make Gu
young again. Da &c with joy-for you shall be healed
The great remedy is she
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENTi
Important ana extraordinary daily reported
70 US as having been performed by the use Of this Ln-
ment and who use are di i'm n. effects
G'See advertisement in another column
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=, hoBBERY.-A passenger on the Telegraph
NO informs us that about four hours after
'he arrival OF that steamer Monday evening,
some person or persons entered several of
the stste-rooms, and distracted large amounts
OF money. One old gentleman, on his way
10 Iowa, lost about 5000; another about $3.50;
and several others different amounts.
Lou. TINES,
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EuREkA!-The editor or the New York
Evening Post has found remedy for the H..
tie pest known as bcd-bugs. We copy the
receipt for the benefit Of the aabiIias of board
ing houses:
"Many persons complain Of Being pestered
BY bed.bugs-it 10 easy to avoid the incon.
veaience. On going to bed, strip off your
shirt, snd cover yourself from head to foo,
with bodies molasses. Let every part of the
body be thickIy covered with it, On coming
to bite you, the bugs will stick fast in the
molasses, and you can kill them in the morn
ing"
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OSE NIGHT MoRE.-Prof. Kennedy will
give one more Of his excellent entertain
ments this evening. at the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church, on which occasion he will
introduce Shakespeare Readings, REGULATIONS;
&c.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A young lady by the
name of Gardener died very suddenly at IN
dianapolis last week. She spent the evening
at the residence of her uncle, Matthew Little,
in apparent good health. Atan early hour
she went to her home, retired, and in the
morning was found corpse.
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@ DIR. Douglas seven column letter to
"Put down" the Clergy seems to be labor lost
The Presbytery Of Montrose, in Pennsy Iva
MIA, have secently adopted a unanimous pro-
test against the Nebraska Kansas bill, which
10 published. The Presbytery consists of
thirty churches and upwards of forty-6ve
hundred communicates.
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SHUN THE EPIDEMIC.

IAN ounce of preventative is better than mound Of
cure" Would you preserve health and prevent sick
complaints lux cholera, and great variety Of .sase.
incident to all climates ages and OF men
II so you have one opportunity, only nfllible prc
PANACEA. The use OF this medicine so purifies the
blood and so harmonzes the action OF every orxan as
ease.-[ Morning. CAremiels.
IPFor sale BY KELLER, FARxsLrv & Co., Evansville,
Ahoian@' mtg
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FIsH.-Whenever anybody wants a mess
Of fine fresh fish, bass. perch, buffalo or cat,
all they have to do is to call on Billy Stew
ard. Billy stands at the head of the profes.
sion a. q fisherman. Fine bass will be plen-
~ after this, and judging from the favor of 4
string which Billy sent US yesterday, they are
finer this season than usual.
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h FAD THINi

We invite attention the adye sement of mr. Cso
hegana Extract OF Hydropip.r which 10 said to be
most enectua remedy for Dyspepsia Scrofula all skim
and almost All chronic diseases Il comes well recon-
mended By some Of the nrs citizens and Of
kentucky, and from what have learned of II il must
be valuable medicine and the recpe accom- panes
ssch bottle, IL il q nostrum and tbsrs /. under the
circumstances not much chance for IL to be humbug;
vs think II merits trial from the afflicted.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. AOwe'S Shaker SarSaDarilla'

I'LL. H. MABEL. Dentist, from New Albany Ind
may be found at the Pavilion HOTEL Evansville, for
few days. Those who pave engaged his service. will
Pieass call as early as convenient. (myII-tf
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NV STIC SCIENCE.

PROF WHITNEY, the American Wizard Lec,u,.r
has the honor 10 announce TWO OF his instructive
using and popular LEvEEs OF WONDERS at ,b,.
Apollo Hall, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY nights Nav IIth
and lsth. Doors open at ~ to commence at o'clock.
cketso
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MEDICAL NnTUCr

Inc evansville Medical Society is requested tn moe
AT Df. honaids Office, Saturday the 18th inst at %
clock r. NJ A full attendance is earnestly requested
as Business ofimportance is TO be with refer
ence 70 the meeting OF he Strte Medical Society," which
70 tas place In this city, Wednesday the 18th inst
y. o,uer' J,G. BATCHITT, NJ. D..
SCI lary-
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The LAST NIGHr.-Prof. Whitney will
give his last Magical entertainmen mt this eve-
ming, at Apollo Hall. He " i'll have a crowd
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PREM pAN,VIIIE Ky

PRE- IN DAN>VII.LE, NY
DsSsyILLE, Apr 10, 1854.
Mes.rs. SrEAR IL MARVIN G .ntlemc Your Safe
went through the lire. IL contained all books
pap-rs which came out In God order. The Safe from
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted our
all ia IL. Very respectfully. yours,
HiOWN e. GRANT
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NATcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, April ., 1854.
Our Office AMI warehouse, Nos 81 aud 81 Natchez st.
with their contents except the books aud papers con-
ained in our Safe, were ntirely destroy ell fre
the morning OF the 10th March. Although The had
been Tor several hours in extremely hot fre before
we could recover IT, AMI being FIRST discovered was
in rei heah; being cooled with q, we removed
our books and papers 10 the twenty
dollars without the slightest damage injury to
Being fully convncec by this Of the entire seeui
y OF those Safes we have procured another of the
description from the Agent viz Rchs FIreproof
SAFE sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No. 80 Magazine street,
and mend them to all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers in Of fire.
PRICE, WALSH & CO.
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RIO COFFEf.-iO0 bags choice per A. L. Shot
IL WELL and in store, for sale by
apes S. r.. GILBERT q Co., Rye. near Water.
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+ I X E FIR E!! FIR Err!
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
kICII'S SALA M N DER SAFES!

u Y lHr FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES JUST nEES
received BY the mails. They form additional testimony
Of the superiority of RcHs all others:
FlkE IN CHARI.ESi On, sc.
. tH.R,Esr"S, April 20. 1854.
Mr. l.. NJ. HATcu, Agent for Rics Saiau uler Safes
Dear Sir; Finding IL impossible du-
ring me tate hre which destroyed store In Haync
street, and having taken out our books we put into il
several papers to test IL. We glad to
thatit fully sustained the high rput op Of
me preservation OF these y per WAS more than ex
rertod when We Witnessed the intense heat il was sub
jcctcd IL. Yours, Ne
COURTNEY TENANTS
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PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
Nr,., H., Ar-,lrl

NEW ORLEANs, AprlI u, ISJf.
We have abundant to recOmm erd kich's Sala-
mander Safe eminently freproof since had
cellent opportunity the 5th February last Of testing
one of thar description, which purchased several
year, since of Mr.. Isaac Biidge. Our store, No. 81
tharres with entire hats.
&C., was burned the morning OF that day. subjecting
our safe IN very intense during hours Yet
IL saved all its contents, comprising bank
checks for upwards of nine hundred dollars bills recev
able Tor several Thousand dollars and accounts in
books Tor TO ty thousand dollars As said Safe only
one hundred and ten dollars risk nothing i'm pro-
nouncing it the cheapest article We ever purchased.
ALERT s. TRlCO.
A large assortment Of WILDER's PATENT SALANANDER
SAFrs, with Richs Improvement, f,r sale by
STEARNS e. MARVIN,
(successors to Rich & Co.)
l46 WATER STREET. ". Y.
The only Mixers OF Salamandcr Safes. combining VIII
der's aud Rich's Patents. and Sole Propretors of
jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key
he, hole. ALLlS a. HOWES,
myg-u Agents at Evansville.
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nATS.-Ila bags f,r sale by
Oapu GEO. FOSTER CO.
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DOCTOR BERNARD sTUVE.

DOCTOR BERNARD STUVE.
THIS gentleman has settled In our midst and earpest
l. ly socits patronage. He is graduate Of the Re
leete Medical College AZ Cincinnati, and has enjoy
eise~ here very extended and successful practice
two years He is fully com Mt 10 act
as Trustworthy Physician and surgeon In is practice
he discars in toto, theee poisonous and
agents which the tissues assimiiae autim
mercury etc. Especially would he call the aerlion Of
those afcted viii Chronic diseases. he s prepared
to apply ELRGTRo MAGNETISM. which prov cs cura-
tive in forms Of disease and detects the real seat
and magnitude OF every one; otherwise often difculr
task, and the principal aiinre in the
major ~ OF chronic Diseases The ver.eo
In, and speaks nuently, the German language. Give
him a cali.
lmxl
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MIG AIRS GO. oofthose choice Free Trade Cigars
. just reed and for sale by
m!4 PRESTON BROS
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THREE OUNCE HATS.y
M Eare now manufacturing Beavers and Gossames
~ Hats Tor hummer wear. that do not weigh over
THkEE OUNCES. Those wishing to get a light ne vel
rs fashionable Hat would do well give US a call.
VAUTIER e. MARCONNlER.
my2 n in street, between First and Second. ,
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(NHEtP SPRING MATTRESSES ANB HEALTHY Ell -
~ tic palliasters These healthy beds the cheapest
and best now made. southerrers would well to cali
and exAmire. Hard beds altered to comfortable spring
marre@es lew Iron bedsteads Ali Sizes - to $50, 81
the warerotm m, 563 Broadway, near Prince street
- s------~l
TyURNIrUEE WANTED A GENTLEMAN WANTS TO
II hire about 500 worth OF furniture, consiStng OF
chairs bureau looking ass mattress and carpet With
TIE privilege Of paying IL in instam. ns security will
be given for the fuhlment Of the agreement Address
r. R, herald Office. ...t..s. ~ &ntt a
IMPORTANT TO INvAIIDS, PLY, IC1ANa, AND
Il nurtes.--C D. ysn Aims patent invalid bedstead
the great improve ment Of the age for the sct or WE'LL
BY simple and durs BILE piece of mechanism the patient
can be placed in any desired posfton-the sheets
changed and the bed raised to- lowered the pa
tient for changing and airing and for evacustions with
cut causing the least disturbance Amsng the nervous
Testimonials from invalds and distinguished physicians
Professor Valentine Mott in his letter Of rscomenda
ton, saysThe readiness with which the bed Is moved
and entirely changed without disturbing the patient.
constitutes it, great excellence II viii CRAFTY sbrcge
the abors Of and every way add TO the comfort
Of the sick and afflicted, well IS those In health And
Professor Willard Parker ssysT think II merits In An
eminent degree the patronage OF the profession and pub
lie IL also very convenient and hcAlthful for ord
nary use with but lite additional cost The public are
respectfully invited to call at No 2e2 Broadway and No.
21t Hudson street, where they arc for sale.
SHERMAN, MCLEAN, q 90.
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LEGAL HOTuCUo,

DURGUANT TO DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT OF
III Chancery, made In . cause OF Isabella Bird, widow,
plaintiff against Charlotte Ker and others, defendants
the claiming to be next OF hin TO John Mcouge
formerly Of Loyds coffee house. in the city Of London
underwater Afterwards inmate Of the asy I'm kept
by Thomas Wilsm Nicholson, ct Inveresk Mussel-
buh In the county Of Md Lothian North Britain, then
bridge in the county Of Mddesex esquire who died
or about the 18th day Of Nay 1884 are BY their sot
ors on or before the twenty fifth day Of November next
TO come In and prove their relationship to the said John
McDougle At the Chambers Of the Vice Chanceor sir
William Page Wood, No II New Square. Lincons Inn,
ry excluded from the benefit Of The said decree Thurs
day the seventh day Of December NEXT at one O'Clock In
the aftsYDoon, ~ the raid chambers appointed for
hearing and adjudicatng upon the clAims Dated the
Eleventh. day OF August 1854 RICHARD BIOxAM,
Chef elerk; Atkinson Pilgrim, Church Court, Goth-
ny, Lon6eu, RA lt2's eoheftorl
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0rArE or NEW YORK, sECRErARYs OFFICE
y albany, August 10. 1854 TO the sheriff Of the
q he General Election to be held in shis state the
Tuesday succeeding the 6rst Aoncsv Of November next
IN: following oaesrs are to be shctse, 70 wit
Governor, In the pa.e OF horatio Sey mour,
"A Lieutenant Governor In the place Of Sanford 4
Church;
Canal Commissioner in the place Of Henry Ftzhush;
An Inspector of State Prisons, in the place Of Henry
Sorms
All vhose terms Of Office win expire on the last day Of
Representative in the Thirty fourth Congress OF tho
United States for the Third Congressional district com
posed Of the First Second, Third Fifth snc Eighth
wards In the city Of New York for the Fourth district
composer Of the Fourth, SIXTH Tenth and Fourteenth
wards Of the city of New York for the Fifth district
composed Of the seventh and Ih wards 10 New
York. and the city Of williamsburg. In Kings county for
the ixh district, composed OF the Eleventh. Fifteenth
distric compeed Of the Ninth tenth and Twentieth
wards In New York, and for the Eighth district,
po.ed Of the Twelfth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards
County officers also to be elected for said county
Sixteen Members OF Assembly;
Surrogate, in the place Of Alexander W, Bradford;
Recorder in the place of Francis r. Tlou;
City Judge, in the place OF Welcome Il teebe;
Ma, or, in the place u Jaeob a. Westervelt;
Register, In the place Of Garrett Dyckmsn;
ACommssloner Of Streets and Lamps, in the place OF
George G. elaEier, who appointed TO an Vacancy
Police Justice, for the second district ia the place
Of Daniel W. Clarke who appointed to al vacancy
caused BY the death OF John McGrath;
tavus A. Conover and William Pnkney, appointed to I'll
vacaL cies;
District Attorney in the place of Lorenzo B. shep-
ard, who was appointed TO fill vacancy occasionsd by
the death Of Nathaniel B Blunt;
Civil Juitice Police Justice for the Seventh Ju-
dicial District, composed the Twelfth, Nineteenth
and Twenty second wards
Police Justice for the Eighth Ju,icial District,
posed Of tLesixteenth and Twentieth wards. Yours,
. T. W. LEAvENwoRTH, Secretary Of State.
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ANTHOLOGY.

MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HE
M services TO the ladies' and Gentlemen Of this city 4
anthology, BY books and science and 10 70 b consultse
about love- marriage, business, law matters, b. So
win tell the name Of the lady gentleman thsy WE
marry, also the Of her visitors. Madame Alwix
speaks the Engnsh, French and German languages
Eesdeuoe 500 Bovery between First and Second streets
once hours from 10 A. n. osP. H. Ladies 70 csnts
rantIauaan Al.
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MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TIE
ll most wonderful astrologist in the world, OF that
has ever been known. She viii tell past present and
future events and viii show Jour future husband and
absent friends which has sstonshed tnousands during
her travels In Europe. She Is seventh daughter Of
seventh daughter and was born with natural gift by
invoking the powers Of her wonderful science to tel even
their very thoughts and will cause happy pairs to come
together who win all enjoy the greatest happiness Of
matrimonial bliss. Her predictions truly astonishing
TO all who visit her. Those who wish speedy marriage
may call soon aEd they may depend upon true advice
founded on the eternal principles Of magical science 20
Broons street, between Cannon and Columbia streets
Gentlemen not admitted
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DRY GOODS, 90.

DRY GOODS, 30.
EMBROlDERTES, EMBROIDERIES, EMBRODERIES-
IL from auction. Wallace scholes, 26S sixth ave-
nue. Of Seven street. have just received
large lot of embroideries consisting Of collars under
sleeves chemiseter and aces all Of the newest Styles
which win be sold for less than 30 cents the dollar
EREAT BARGAINS IN RICH RIBBONS, MILLINERY
W goods and dress trimmings, ribbons. VI. Lch.
tenstein 90 Bowery begs leave to inform hs numerous
pressure IN the money market Europe BE- has been
enabled to lay in heavy stock of choice fall ribbons
miliners and dressmakers goods at extraordinary
invited to CALL - they win and goods at about half the
cost Of importation Just opened 40 rich feathers
French flowers silk velvets, satins fancy dotted and
diamond comets silks al
IMPORTED wOvE CORsETS-MRS GAYNOR HAS RE
ceiyed per last arrivals large additions 70 her stock
Of celebrated French and English corsets and win
continue to eel them at the low prices Wholesale
and retail, at Al Third avenue, near Tenth street.
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MADAME BLANCHE'S AsrROIOGIsT OFFICE, 327
M Broadway, opposite Rrsadway Theatre, where she
can be consulted AL events Of nc all kinds Of bust
ness sdies friend and adviser In all troubles and advice
given regard to fortunate numbers for lottery tchets
n B. Persons at distance lave their nativitiea
written, BY addressing post paid Madame Blanche, as
troloeist, 827 Broadway.
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RENfOVALs.

=, rwoyTp-JAcKsoN / PuRDY HAVE REMOVED
II their gentlemen furnishing sstAblshmsat from aoA
rosdv Az 10 So Nassau street. whsrs they have opposed
Win an entire now stock a fail goods and win b hsppy
20 ~ their friends and public n geoerA
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HOTELS.

A STOR PLACE no, FL, NO 1888 BROADwAY.-THr5
"A pleasantly located hotel has been much enlarged
and thoroughly renovated during the summer, and Ii
in complete order for boarders the travelling pub
lie. FAMILIES boating for the winter would do we'll to
call and examine our accommodations.
IL. WATERMAN, in.
TINE BREv0ORT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER
Il Of Eighth street, New York.-This establishment,
finished and furnished with all the modern convenenoes
and comforts win be opened for the reception Of psrma
nent or transient vistem ON Tuesday the 9Th o. Sep
tembsr. II viii b conducted entirely the French
PLAN with restaurant attached, mses sent 10 rooms
me catering department will BE- exclusively under the
direction Of Mr. sanderson, late OF the College Hotel
Families dssirous Of engaging apartments can DO 20 BY
applying at the once Of the hotel 70 the proprietor
Curtis JUD0ON, Of the New York Hotel.
TTTAVKRIKY HOUSE, NO. GOT BROADWAY, CORNER
wv Of Fourth street, 10 opened ON The European
plan. Families and single gentlemen can here and rooms
TO please, and 1t pric corresponding with the times
JOHN l. MOORE formerly u the Crctcn Hotel
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|tAUION--HAvING BEEN INFORMED THAT THERE
~ Is person OF persons borrowing small amounts Of
money our account, representing Themselves TO be
frtm establishment take this method to inform
the public that 1t is entirely unauthorized by us and
without our knowledge WAIT, WELLS 4 CO.,
Ill Murray street, and ITO West street.
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vv,o p MrERs-roR BALE cHEtP-oNE ExR
large and really splsE did iuposns stone, several
stands and cases. With small amount Of good second
hand ~ pe tos,thsr With several hundred comic wood
cuts WIN b. sold oil her sspArstslv together Apply
81 the once Of the New York P,cayuns, No. Is Spruce
stre<t