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NAVIGATION CLOSED The cold weather of last week
closed the navigation Of the Connecticut river for the
son.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.


terestiag Information 81 relation he Drain Market,
ne publication ef Tobacco, aad he rtags ia ne GsSaaa
CodsracyWe learn from correspondent that the trans
actions In the grain market had been te brisk for
several days preceding the 18th u and that wheat had adj
vanoed quarter and half gorn selling nineteen aud
quarter aud nineteen aud half FORMS the two hundred
pounds. Large quantities had recently been sent 70 the
Rhenih provinces Rye bad gone up 20 lG and G4 and
barley TO 10 ons the 400 pounds The demand for peas and
beans bad increased the latter bringing 3 and the former
only IL and 1917 horins Rape oil had fnlen from 81 TO IS
thaers the $50 pounds and but for the lack Of Russian sup
Plies would have fallen still lower
The cultivation OF tobacco has, within the last few years.
increased very considerable in the interior Of Ger
many especially in the Grand Duchy Of Baden, the exports
of which alone estimated exceed million Of norns
year. Accounts from the Paatnate henish Bava) state
that the prices tobacco have become higher than they
have been known be heretofore. In localities
the culture OF provisions has been abandoned give place
this profitable crop The quotations TO- 90 and
even IS forms per qunta.
great exposition Of the various kinds Of tobacco raised
in Baden held at Carruhe during the two Last weeks Of
last month, lNovember,) which number Of tobacco
growers assembled 10 deliberate the best Of In
creasing the quantity and improving the quality Of their
\ stock. -
The vintage Baden Nassau HesSe Darinstad and the
Paatnae has been satisfactory regards the quality The
prices OF the old stock still up Several wine merchants
supplies Hungary where the production Of Woe
twenty three millions Of Prussian runders year
whilst the whole Of Germany, 1t IL sad produces scarcely
three millions year. The price, Of Hungarian wine
reasonablequite low enough justify Investments for Ger
consumption. There large quantities 81 this vine
Perth Eentadt and Mir Kolerz the quotations Of which
five and six dorns per rundle for white and and
| eight for red.
GBbd.-Recent intelligence has been received from Cuba
effect that the captain general has issued decree
hitting mail which shall have been autographed be-
fore sunset port Havana after This do
! cree took effect from the It'll Of November last
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From WESTERN TExAs.-Under date Of December J. a
correspondent Of the New Orleans Pcayunea New Braun
fels writes:
The most unfortunate part Of the Indian excitement Of
the last year - the check II has put upon emigration
Western Texas. For the last three years during the
months Of October, November and December our hotels
have been crowded. stages full overfowing with stran-
gers who looking the country and prospecting for
home Bot this fall the tables turned aud il ia rare
that we see man making any inquiries for land
that we stranger at the hotels a family OF emf
grants thoroughfares And, what il even worse
many Of the extreme frontier settlers and north
OF San Antonio, have abandoned their places for the pres
emit and come into aud San Antonio for protection
II will take Western Texas many years revive from
this years Indian excitement The loss has been great
property taken IL has also been great those who
compelled 10 abandon their settlements aud still greater
the loss o this years emigration. With climate that is
uneqbae in any other portion OF Uncle Sans domip-
IONS soil that IS unsurpassed in fertility country that
is proverbaly healthy, It would that get
ting TO be Of enough consequence TO Justify the govern
mcnt in giving some little protection from the Indians
The prospect Of getting adequate protection from the gov
eminent IS 50 doubtful and the danger is considered
imminent that Capt Mccullough and other frontier
are making great exertons 10 get bill passed By the pres
ent legislature authorizing 1000 volunteers be raised
the expense Of the State Unless this is done
tain 70 sec sights the coming spring.
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TINS WBNrrERYMr stsvenss iron battery for har-
Dor defence building Hoboken (says the journal OF
Commerce and whir intended TO be shot and shell
proof is far advanced be covered with its
outside casing, and the plan sufficiently developed allow
Of the exercise Of Judgment the feasibility OF the de-
sign The dimensions given follows 400 feet long
45 feet wide and q feet deep She is be provided with
ten boilers and two propeIlers driven by eight engines
The editors Of the United States Nautical Magazine express
doubt to the success Of the plan in its various details
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LOUISVILLE December 1.-THE Offices OF The Memphis p
peal Eagle and Enquirer, burned Saturday. The
Wing Office much damaged.
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AFrral Of he SteailsAp Asia ~ HalffSeeeH Ddss Ia
Ter from Europe.
HALrAr, December ls--The STEAMER Ada, With Liver
pool date TO tho sth instant, has arrived.
The the Criea Of no Importance Peace ru-
still prevalent In England bat they were I'M
authenticated nevertheless, consos had advanced the
strength Of said rumors.
Cotton was steady prices unchanged The sales Of the
week amount to 10000 bales including 900 taken on spec
ulation aud by exporters.
Breadstuas generally were quiet. Western canal -four
42s. cd.
Provisions were quiet and prices unchanged.
The weather had been favorable.
lsEcoSp pEsyArcH.l
The news from the seat possesses features OF In
Some diminishing had taken place without any ser
loss either side and without important results The
firing, though weak il m kept up from the forts on the
north side of Sebastopol.
Further lighting bad taken place in Asia, in which the
Turks had been successful.
On the Danube no change had taken place.
Rumos OF repeated with the utmost confidence
and received with general credit Austria and Prussia
decidedly favor renewal OF diplomatic negotiations
Ii currently reported and believed that the Gar was
about making proposals directly to the Emperor oil
France
The monetary affairs in France and England show deoi-
ded improvement. Consols quoted at 30h.
London journals have but little say about the recent
difficulties between England and the United States
The general aspect of European Affairs Is Of pacific char
acter.
ESPECIAL pEsPATcH.l
NEW YoRK, Dec. l5.--Reliabe Liverpool letters, ele-
graphed this city from Halifax quote cotton firm and adj
vancing. Flour and corn each decline pence.
Consos, 30A.
Money easy.
American stocks firm.
Manchester trade active
Decision Ia Jasor Of hrs Ges. Gdias,.
NEw 0RLEAss, December 1.-THE supreme court this
morning made decision in Mrs. Gen. Ganes case
sing the decision in district court and decreeing
that Daniel Carkes viii Of 1919 be probated and that Ms
Gaines be in possession Of the property she has long
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NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-THE Eldorado with Ha-
dates OF the l2th, arrived to-day The Crescent City
had arrived in Havana although due the slh The
Havana news IA unimportsnt.
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LosoEyrY cuThe director Of the statistical Office
publishes the and ages OF the following nine persons
remarkable for their longevity
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TREASURY pEpARrMExr.

Dedh-We learn that Thomas w. Johnson chief clerk Of
the Auditors Office for the Post Office Department, died
very suddenly Monday night last lie in his
in church Sabbath la apparently in the
enjoyment Of his usual health lie aged about thirty
five years. and leaves wife and orphan children to
his loss.
Mr. J. has been faithful and efficient officer Of govern
since 1885, and has been chief clerk OF the Auditors
Office for the Post Office Department since the incoming Of
the present administration.
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R1cEL ~ Cr,ErSsToS.rhe following the prices OF
admission to the performance Of Adrenne the night Of
the Jlh: Orchestra and dress circle 81 family cir
cc SCI upper circle 81 promenade tickets 81; prosce
alum boxes S2J
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Total

General Land OGce.-Iadion Reservations. lnelgence
having received from Indian Agent McCasn that the
and lines of the Manu. the Peoria, and the
kaskaskia Indian reservations have become much obt
Grated in many places that difficult them, in
issued by the Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office for their resuryey.
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TuAckERAy.-The Boston Atlas says:

MIR Thackeray read hs lecture llumor and Charity
10 very large audience the fremont Temple SatuT-
day evening The great hall entirely filled, and the
applause frequent and enthusiastic
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con SALE.-A 6rsteass modern house,
The complete,
With all modern Of baths, contain.
b~ssdes kitchen and basement Of house
feet NY 50 feet in d-pth, with brick stable.
Apply Charles Hsskns, esq,, architect
Dee lS--dl
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A Hstvy LoAp.~-Tbe Utica (N.Y.) Herald says; !" Lo-
connective No &C. the Central railroad arrived here the
other day, drawing Ug-egM heaviy-loaded cara being
OF the heaviest trains drawn by single engine
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DEPARTMENT.

Pates GraatedThe issues Of patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, December IS, 1855, follows
Patents W
Design
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DEArH-The savannah Georgian announces the death
@uoL u Il Griffin, clerk Of the United States district
court Tor Georgia
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DREsCoTIY HISTORY Of the Reign Pm ii,y, tAe
l second, King Of spain vo's.
Fnendy Advice Domestics with Counsel
Tome Matters.
Bailanu~ hand large and fine of
elegantly and hound book for The holiday
Juveniles in variety.
Th~ srs~si amiy peckes Rbes District
Dec I5-M H,okssofe fu3 seventh
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The election Of Cot Nicholson the principal executive
erSshp Of the Senate Of the United States noticed
BIZ the Annapolis Republican
ON Saturday last in executive session. the Senate unsn
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Cry corNcLs.-The councils met Monday afternoon,
but transacted business q Importance The lower board
adjourned after meeting FOR the Of gasa not
often experienced in legislative bodies,
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BY the arrival Of the steamer Empire City New York
from Aspinwa have interesting intelligence from
lowing from the Bola 0eia Of Costa Rica Of the cath
ulnmo:
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AHxYg CONFECTION EHY.-No. - Bridge street, oeorr,-
IA tovn-Now = I'M. place cpsag.
hSmas ard New Years eatss ssch those for which
Me.ropoliaa Mechaaics r.
hand aiso, splepdis
rsaep hons, supifs and fancy sssods.
vii
noes and The terms,
nny part of the Distinct.
q orssto~n, u c. Dec is--aw.
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This republic enjoys the blessings Of peace internally al
though the Indians In the mountain districts give frequent
trouble which compels the government keep strong
force always ready act against them Laerly the Pres
ident General Carrera with snal force OF two
thousand men marched Honduras with the intention
Of afterwards proceeding Nicaragua 10 aid the party
which has fallen in Granada These notices. says the
BoiottR, require confirmation and are ytry vague
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PUBLIC poAAIS OF TsxAs,-The report OF the commits
soner OF the general land Office submitted to the present
legislature Of Texas makes the following exhibit Of the
lands Of Texas
T THa, area h 2, me Whois 1884 $50
Confirmed By act Of 1852 374i 24I
Claims under the republic and State
" texas ''.'"'....'...' .., .i4 ,s34Bs6
''ieS an'ed-'..'..'.'--...'....,--., 7l,l60IiI
Leaving total public domain after sat
9ins ~ known claims .................. I0f434l49
a. SHOWS we amount o. old titles under Spain
ana Acxeo to be 29s2oo7 less than shown BY pre-
Vous reports that amount having been set aside by The
courts y ~
of the lands between the Nueces and Rio Cranl con,
arned by the act Of ls5s s76c29 acres have been ,n
.ysa ana returned 70 the land Office leaving 2s64el2
acres Of the same outstanding.
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COR RE VIZ p,rer and Grss aoor very
handsom.Iy furnished doors from Entwood House
10Th STREET, No. 3iL
Dec I'D
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Lottery for the benefit Of this
STATE Of DELAWARE.

Class l, for isJI.
Wilmington Del, Saturday January 96 iS6
Scheme tsrnay combination II Is numbers,
King ballots will be 455
pzes having Of the drawn numbers 800 each
bavn u having only Of them
prize blank h 81 The prizes will have 81
them eth or W o numbers
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Tickets 310--hsves Ai0--guarters As-e,ghffs 81 80
Certificates Of packages af Is whole Tickets, $50 %
rs half do 10 %
DO do u do 6j %
10 IS eighth ~
the
splendid prompt attention,
drawing will BE- seat Immediately as
o all order
Address FL. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Dec 10 Wilmington, Delaware
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COR RENT.-A conmodous story house, with . lar
back building The prcmsss viii be FL. r.ssAsd srfs
months There
location convenient aad desirable.
Joning Chsn BaIdaes, junction n
avenue Ii An
lars apply premises 37f n street.
Dec ii--d6ts
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After repeated, but Intellectual attempts made BY this
republic to bring about settlement of the differences be
tween Guatemala and Honduras, it abstaned from the
task and devoted Itself to the maintenance OF peace and
order within its territory. The people consequently
becoming enlightened and civilized and the
sources Of the country are being developed
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The President Of the republic General Don Trinidad Ca
ana has length been compelled yield the superior
forces sent against him by Guatemala which united in the
department with General Don Juan Lopez.
General Lindo has been named President Of Honduras
and il is not known whether Calanas IL dead has
capped IL is said that General Lopez is about going to
Nicaragua join General GuariiOla for the purpose Of
opposing the present victorious party in Granada.
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On Tuesday morning, Nov 10 ut the Church Of st. Co
lumba by Rev. Father McAieer, IAcHARtan JAquFs u
ELIZA f., third daughter Of the late Edward Donney all
Of this city.
On Sunday evening, Now II, by the Rev. Or Millett
At the residence Of the BRIDES MOTHER Mr.. GEORGE s
nAYsARD, Of New Canaan, Conn. to Miss MARGARET JAM
EnDIIy, OF this city.
On Monday evening, Nov. ~, by the Rev. VIM. Smith
Mr. GfoReE W. AiEN, Of Fhila ieiphia 70 Miss MARIA
daughter Of the late Robert stoddart, of this city
fhi,ae elphia papers please copy.
On tuesday Nov l3 by the Rev J. Sellen spen ser,
e Rev. VIM. WooD SEYMOUR of All Saints Church
Briar Cliff, Sing Sing, to MARY ALICE daughter OF George
X. and Mary r. Ives.
On sunday evening, Nov. H. by Rev. Mr. Gordon,
SAARifs hfiNsTEIT 80 ELEANOR BACRIIDGE youngest
daughter OF the late Ben jamin Blackidgc.
On Monday Nov ~ a. the house Of Capt. William Ken
nsh No. Jefferson place Williamsburg by tn. Rev :.
n. Haskins, ELLEN LUNEY 70 Mr.. THOMAS kklRSrs both
Of the kie Of Man, Great Britain.
in the town Of Es,cheeter, Sunday Nov. IL at ST.
PaUpS Church, by Rev william = Cofcy THOMAS w. Ar
NnsaE 70 Miss lsArEtLA NJ eldest dauQhor or David H.
Cooper, Eq, all Of Mount Vernon, We chichester
N. y Also, at same time ana place, JoaS H. ClAsHIgls
to Miss MARY J. McNAuGHTos, all Of this city.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEnE.Ts.

I NJ CuiSIsfERE FRAsCAIsE DraIRE ~ PLACER
~ dan me amile francAisc Anskagne p0avart p&rr
No. 10 Mercer 81 -
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T'ESTU FDrTrON.-JUaT PUBLISHED. WOMAN AND
Her Diseases from The Cradle 70 The Grave with apner
dir on the proprss % limiting The Increase 81 family
Adsp I'd exclusively 10 her In nc ysoogy o. her
system and all the diseases her critical pefloia by wsrd
y. Dixon NJ D. editor Of The ScaDel. consulting AID ooera
ING surgeon author Treatise he Eary recay u Ans
rcnn Women "Desses 81 ID. sexual System" &C. Price
al Agents wanted 70 sell this work In al paTs % lhe
ny. 70 whom liberal di-coun VIII be made Copies sent
Usher, lp5 broadway .
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VNANTED--A SITUATION A. CHAaBERMAID AND
w ~ranlstress, by Young ~nman who be wei! 70
commended Inquire Ia frnaasut sIoct, ua Orr: 0use
east oil Henry, South NJ sohlyn, soaays.
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tEAATED-A HtTU aTfOS. ~ Hfs"scr An d
w ycuuE ,os, sshrr sfd lf0Ber DO .~n.fs
lfDeswufk a small Ih~ ~ raferE
gittn asn tao esgs = m uaaod s're~i
80 .oNn stairs.
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INAETED-A SITUATION. ny you NJ WOMAN r,
w do chspberwork and waiang has objs suon e.
tgc country Good reference fros iast place Appy
Ost Greenwich ~ tan ne i two dys. not engaged
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1TENTIoN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PUTTY
~ Hail. 90 and ~ Duane street near broadway. Comn!t
solicited 10 call and examine STYLES OF
guide Tags &c before ordering elsewhere Sign
painting ep~sing In burnhed gold gAss. Targets
eagles, &C., ON hand or fsrDiahed to order.
aOJhR GRAHAM, % and ~ Duane street
DRUGGIST GUARD-THE MEMBERS OF THIS COM
~ pany are hereby directed TO assemble Mt their armory
Of Elizabeth and Grand streets Thurs evening
10Th ins at ~ O'Clock r. NJ precisely. Those wshirg 10
JON hereby notified that the roll VIII close tina, evening
by order Of w. 4. PECK, Captain.
Johs HOWARD, Orderly
NoW.A.DAY GUARDs-ATTENTIoN. THE MEMBERS
~ OF the above company requested 10 attend drill
lhureday evening, american Hail. BrOadw and
Grand street. at ~ O'Clock. BY order OF
GEO. Is. WIgAss, sec'y. THOMAS q. FINN Capt
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WAkftD-A St1uATloN, ~ YOUNG WOMAN
w to do chamherwofk, or general bos.wuk IN a snai
family Beat retcroaoos given. Apply ao eroes lar
days.
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IrANTED-A sITt ATlON ~ A RESPECT Asik.
w Proorlsnf Young larudrc. calnbrrn
Bee Of city reference hc gi,cn No ~ ~
OF .sd NJ.
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"AkTFD-A SITUATION, ny A RESPECT ABLE WO
w man, cook, washer Good city
rom her last place. Apply at 10 ca.r.s s between Rice
and Fourth.
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"A Amelia ttTf'ATIJS AZ CnfMBEBMtfD Asn
w to do washug ani rrnlng. Tho city
hoin Der place. Can Car days ~
Mulberry a.
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W sSJFD-Hy A Ht~p@GrABf.N CIhI. 4 HIfUArIO
w rhaubsfnaf ana tc4tnslr.ss. n,a nfs 81! kna
hby ewing, = nca rhrusscf updrrstand- ~slurs, ~
ob.ctln 10 the country f..-s cali sfare~s 81
Monroe - Can be secn Tor 80 dsya rood city feefsnE
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e cures effected by this article perfectly surprising
entirely cured the 1gtf Of W. T. Beers Esa 81 War
ren street. cured The tumor In the side Of Mrs Mary
Atlantic street, BROOKLYN cured Dr. WelcDer Pitts.
burg Mark GREGG, ESQ., OF Philadelphia -: The
6r oil Is the greatest blessing discovered man.
sares rheumatism, headache, sh JOINTS burns bruises
sere or tender feet swelling neuralgia csked breasts
n1pples plies &c. The afflicted should a day The
electric oil will cure Barnes PARK S04 broadway
corner VI Duane street Wholesale agents. but sold by Mr.
0iU0n, bo~ery INF Louis Hudson Mrs Hayes Braok
Dn and every respectable druggist city country
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Grath's Electric Oii--Thc astonish-

wilson's Celebrated Daadclicn Coffee, for
ayspopsa INDIGESTION SICK headache, and all bilious
enmpisnts. Sold by HEGEMAS, CLARK h CO., Y. N.
RUSHT0N, and all respectable druggists.
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Neutrality-suspicious., ny rWD REsPECriBi
w young eois sasher ami irener, u. 9th
cbambeTnad aud walter a3-lst Tho SaAhng
ironing They have fod ctF ref,reBcez Apply n q Ore
jones IT. rs, W. seen tor tgo isys
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MAs,Ep-A s1rtrioS, BY HHpaor Ana
w young woman, cab and ut win wasn't.
ironing hooi cs fosersses gye ihqere To- Ell a., -
tween - and An
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A LADY or INTELLIGENCE AND REFINEMENT
II being In pccunary ilfianty wishes lnl suns en-
ploymb for Der leisure hourr by ehrh her
her emharras mont and render hersel independent
1ress stating full particular oilers win b. moi
Mrs. Wilson Wateron, Post office
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WAsTrp--iY Yorsu wOsAS. All rusftos, Ia
w do etAnhergufs and waiting, ~oaia % genera
bot aew.rk 10 small private ist. hss tn heE g ~
rum her ia. place, whrfo hAs hso Tor 80
AID halt Please call a. q Mrsk x.h ~ 'pr tnvaays TX
led
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NOTICE. NEW AND ErpERBIY ILLUSTRATED
~ works Of MT, nsl received from Germany numbers
a. 70 cent? The Dresden gallery he MUNICH gallery And e
BERN gallery. The FervceA of genene ~ ax. ara
paonabe rcierences arc required ORDERS ZOE
The above liberal mission given oonpe'eu, pcrNons
Apply a, he oce Of Mouatsn lss 3reenwie street fourth
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sL.AIloN WARfED-BY REsPE3rA Rf,g
s""s "oaltni rs eeams,ress .; n gooi shirt
bHktr ara nnhrtsS the best refarsn y aiven Tan "a
re- Tor two Gays at l02 wrs 1911 a. no str In the ron
- "N%''st =" 80 .'e"'
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~ sNTEn--BY A EFsfRcrABLg YouSG oinI.
w stnAl"n cbann.rrnaii nni srspsrr~s No ob-cs.s
shc ~ children Tan nd y, ol1reH's dresses
understand u KIND. ~ family ssvHf, wiling md ohrg
b. every acly. tnD tc prrneDt -apphyers
- l5h -, between ~ aud - sFrbu-' Tor tao days.