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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-05-31
Between June ], 1852, md Juze l. 1853.

BetUeen June ], 1852, and jane /, 1858.
Sept. l852,-Received on contract, s100 90
." I8.-Advertsement of election for Ra-
tifcation or rejection of c onstitution, 40 90
Handbils of same, S 90
18.-Advertisement of election for Lii
cense or No License, 20 90
HandbiIls of same. S 90
Oct. 30.-Printing Commissioners Blanks
for Presidential election, S 90
Printing Commissioners Blanks for
Constitution election, 90
Printing Oaths for Voters, 90
Dec. 4.-Advertisement Of election, q 90
HandbiIs of same 5 90
q" 18.--Printing Commissioners Blanks, 5 90
Feb, 26.-Advertisement OF election Tor
Judges ~ 90
Handbills of same, 90
March, Received on contract, 100 90
28-Pfnting Commissioners Blanks, j 90
April 22.-Advertsement of election for
members of Police Jury. IS 90
May ADV. of election for Judge, IS 90
for d. Attorney, 20 90
:" Printing Commissioners Blanks for
Judge, S 90
Printing Commissioners Blanks for
District Attorney, 5 90
Handbils for Judges election and
for that of District Attorney, 10 90
Total for the year ending Nav 81. 1853, S444 90
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Caution to Persous.

WHO DRINK Ar BARS AND HOTELS.
Numerous complaints are made of persons who
keep Bars on steamboats, and in hotels, who fill my
empty bottles with common Gin, and sell tito The
nnsnspechng for my
Schiedam Aromatic schnapps.
wouid therefore advise all those who drink the
SchnappS al such places, to mark the appearance
Of the bottle; and if the outside wrapper or labe
should he defaced. to refuse to dlink, unless a
fresh bottle is opened.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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PLAQUENINE PARISH OF IBERVILLE, La MAY 81 1886

April, l849.-Received our half for the
printing, by contract, for months, 50 90
17,--Advertisement of election tOr
members of Police Jury, "a 90
Total for the period ending May 81 1849, $l83 25
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LIVERY sTABEH.

- The Undersigned res
OH pectfully informs the public
61e9y iha, 9Sg1g Rspt sbSsf 5z nspgv as stSos Wos
sham, Esq, on Bank street, in the town Of Pla-
quemine, for term of years, and a~r~~9
having reftted the same, he is row G,kAS
prepared to carry on the LIVERY YgX ~
STABLE BUSINESS in all It's branches
Horses, and Vehicles of almosr every kind, rea-
dy at short notice.
Family Carriages supplied. Horses of cusio-
iners attended to when sick without extra charge
Customers can rely upon having their Horses
well fed and taken cara Of Give me a trial.
apt9 HYP0LITE BROUSSARD.
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Betloeen June /, l849, and Jane /, 1850.
Sept. l2.-Advertisement of election, 80 so
Handbills of same = 80
Oct.-Received our half of contract, 50 90
Nov. 22.--Printing Circulars, 5 90
Jan. l6.-AdVertisement of sale of par
ish property. q 90
April.-Recsived our half of contract, so 90
. l7.-Advertisement of election for
members of Police Jury, "a 90
May l8.-Notice of election, 90
Total for the year ending May 81, 1850, sl89 90
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Impertinent LADY (in fashionable dress.1
"Lttle boy can Igo through this gate to the
rver'"
Boy-"Perhaps A load of hay went through
this morning"
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SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1856.
FACTS AND FIGURES"
To the Present Police Jury and the
People of 1bervslle.

We are sorry that we are in manner
| forced to appear again before the public,
upon the subject of the previous ruling
majority of the Police Jury and the
Parish Printing. Our veracity has been
impugned by writer who uses the
editorial columns of the Gazette of last
week; and for this reason-and for the
reason also that we wish to show, beyond
the possibility of doubt, the ENTIRE
TRUTH of our remarks III our issue of the
10th, we trust that our readers will
indulge US In this, the last time, in all
probability, that we shall ever allude to
the subject. It is, however, one of deep
interest to the tax payers of the parish
or ought to be, inasmuch as we charged
the ruling majority Of the Police Jury with
'exorbitant extravaganza and barefaced
favoritism,' regardless both Of their eco
nomical administration of our parochial
affairs, and of the solemn obligation which
they take as members of the Police Jury
We are prepared to prove these asser-
tions, in a manner that defes contradic-
tion-and to prove them with reference
to this one subject of the Parish Printing.
w hall be as brief and as succinct as
possible, combining ourself altogether to
facts and figures
First, we shall proceed to give true
statement of the different amounts which
we have charged against the parish for
printing, for the three years ending May
81, 1853. In June of this year the
printing was voted to the Gazette for the
sum of $500 per annum, consequently,
at the end of May, 1856, that journal
viii have received $500 for said work.
Now, we will proceed TO show the amount
WE obtained for the three years previous
to June, 1858. Figures cannot lie.'
Below are the different amounts and the
sum total of all moneys that we received
from the parish during the period alluded
to-:
Southern Sentinel in Acct. with the
Parish of Iberville.
Betreen June j, 1850, and June /, 1851.
Sept. ls5O.-rRec'd. on original contract, 500 90
l4.-Adv. election for Magistrate, 6 90
Eighteen papers for members, so
Nov 9.-AdveTflsemen of election, 80 90
handblils OF same, 3 so
March.-Receivedo on new contract, 100 90
April l19.-Advertisement of election for
members of Police Jury, 1s 90
Handbis of same, so
May i2.-Printing SO copies folio post)
of Levee Laws, &C., 12 pages, 2s,-
500 ems. 35 65
Total for the year ending May 81, 1851, $297 IS
Bettoeen June |, 1851, and June |. 1852.
June 2s.-- Printing 200 pamphlets in Eng
lish and French, of-Road and Levee
Laws, $ 60 90
Sept.-Received on contract, 100 90
2O.-Adyerfisement of election, 4s 90
Handbills of same, 3 90
Oct. 27-Pnnting oaths for voters, S 90
Is G Commissioners RlanLm IN
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Millinery Store

in the building on Main street lately occupied by
t. Dejean. 1t is her intention to carry on this
business in all its branches. While she guaran-
ties that her work shall be inferior to none wher-
than any ever asked in this place
% TGentlemen's Furnishings--such as Socks,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &c. S1c-aways on hand
qEParticuIar attention given to the Cleaning
aud Dressing of Bonnets.
Mrs. GILL respectfully invites the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of the parish to call and examine her
Goods and become acquainted with her prices.
mh2a-1v
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.
GQEM WATCHES

WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sc
OLD WATCHES;
~ A complete assortment for gentlemen and
ladies', varying in price from $40 to S235.
Silver Watches;
English Hunting Levers, Lepines, &c.
mar Drops;
AND Ear Rings, new and beautiful styles
9roaehes' lar Drops and Bracelets
In sets.
Rings;
For Ladies and Gents, great variety embra.
cling genuine opal, diamond, ruby, AMETHYST. en-
erald and garnet settings. - ~AA
Geld Pencils and Pen Gases;
A complete assortment
Gold Guard Chains and Vest Chains.
Gold Necklaces, Crosses and Charms.
Gold Thimbles-Ladies and Misses
Silver Thimbes-- do. do.
Jet Necklaces, with gold tipped corners
Just received direct from New York by
decS HART, AUSTIN & co.
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PARTNERsHTP NOTICE.

THE Undersigned having formed a
j. partnership under the style Of CARSON &
KEARNY, for the purpose of carrying on the
Drug and ApothecaTy Business in the town Of
Plaquemine, do respectfully solicit the public pat
ronage Signed, WIN. CARSON,
RICH'D. "A. KEARNY.
Dated 18th April, 1856.
w. C. begs 10 return his best thanks to the
friends of the House who have so generously sup
ported him during the past year. apis
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No woman should paint except her who has r
lost the power Of busting. @v
Wit is the lightning Of Tie mind
I'll temper, likerust eatss out the virtue 6
the soul
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S151 90

Now, the above sum is the whole
amount Of the patronage of the sheriff for
the past year all that he could give US,
and all that he could withhold from u.s..
IF our statement is not believed, We are
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"EoUR NATIONS zEoTEx.,

WARhEI ST.
- NJ. MARK, grateful for the
ffsSaT favors hitherto bestowed upon him by
sssa generous public, takes this occasion to
ssAsk3return them his thanks, and to state to
them that he has made considerable improve
ments; and feels that he can safely assert that in
reference 10 the substantials and luxuries Of his
table, and comfortable lodging, that his house is
second to none in this community Cali and ex-
examine for yourselves. ap21
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Bet,Oeen June |, 1851, and June /. 1862.
June Printing 200 pamphlets in Eng.
Iish and French, of Road and Levee
Laws, 60 90
Sept.--Receiyed on contract, 100 90
20.-Advertisement of election, 48 90
Handbills of same, 3 90
Oct. 27.-Pnnting oaths for voters, S 90
.- Commissioners Blanks, S 90
March. Received on contract, 100 90
11.-Adyertisement of election for
or against holding Convention, 35 90
Handbills Of same, 8 so
May I.--Advertisement for election of
four Police Jury members, is 90
Handbills of same, 8 90
15.-Adv Of election for members of
Convention, Sc 90
Hand5ills Of same, 4 90
Totai for the wear ending May 81. 1852, S42O 50
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RKEMLER RROTHERs,
SHOEMAKING.

DI1NJALVII I1AA4NUs
The undersigned begs leave 70 in
g. Storm the citizens of Ibeiville that he
has on hand and for sale the most ap-
proved styles of Ladies' Caters, Buskins, Slip
pers; Toilet Slippers; Gents Boots and Shoes;
Chidrens do, Misses do-all made TO order and
warranted, both az TO durability and fit. Shop
next door to Gallagher's Dry Goods Store, on
Main street.
mil JOHN L. BALCH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. JANE ETLIl,

Respectfully announces to the Ladies of Pla-
quemine and of the Parish Of Iberyille, that she
has Just opened a
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Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
DEFor rs, 30 q % Beaver Street, New York.
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against my noble friend, Lord Clarendon with regard 70
the trial 70 which the honorable gentleman has referred
Mr. kooRk-I have stated nothing that is not strictly
true.
The motion for adjournment negatived without
division, and the H)use then divided the main ques
ton.
Previous 10 the announcement Of the nu bers
Mr.. HAyTER informed the Speaker tina lhere were In
the House during the division three bers who had
not voted
The three members-Sr b Hall, Mr. Jackson and Mr..
Trai-were ordered TO stand at the table and being
inerogxted they stated that they in the House
when the question WAS put, and that they would give
their votes against Mr. Mo0res notion Their votes
accordingly ordered to be recorded In that sense.
The result Of the division then announced fol-
lows
For Mr. Moore's motion 80
Against 27a
cheers.
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A NGLo-AMERICAN HOTEL HAMILTON CANADA
~ West his and elegant boclthe largest In Canada
a the head Of Lake Ontario and forty miles FROM
Niagara Pals on the great Western Railroad open for The
speciul socs splendid steamers leave daily through Inc
late Of The Troy House. Troy, n T. Proprietor.
fyLIFfwooD GROVE, AT CLIFrwOoD. OPPOSITE
" keyport IL now ready for pic mic parties On the shore
Of Rariisn bay ard sbout twelve s-rrs
Applications should be made early 70 r. V. ARROwSNrTH,
Esq OF steamer keypor foot ~ Murray street between 10
and O'Clock
CAMPBEIIss STEAMBOAT LANDING THIS BEAU
" ful retreat situated A. the Wooilawn, l0th
and companies Excursionists win he
with target ground dinners &C The steamer will leave tho
foo, q spring street daily sec adys,isensn,sl
NB-A pown. East chowder every sunday from 4 4, =
O'Clock, aud knickerbocker salad
Mount VERNON HOTEL CAPE NAY M J-TUIa
N magnificent hotel the largest and
world for the reception Of Ruess and ,ho~s
vel worth visit being the largest in the world being
capable o. accommodating 2lu people somfortably and
dining a" The length 81 ne dining rcsm In The clar 10 Al
feet long width o. total length q whole length
frnm Ocean psrlor 10 the barber shop fourth o me
with AZ rooms Also, stablng carriage houses &C. attached
SSo pcns srd pn ~ b r $ a s tents s.s
ling under he supervision Of Madame Minnie aud General
CAIN A FOSTER rroprietors
CEA BATHING THE ALLEGHANY HOUSE. AT
vs,er a Is per wees Three daily Sss q steamer. .aS
" '' JosEFH b wsRDELI son. rroprIe,or.
CTowEIIs HOTEL STATEN ISLAND SECOND LAND
- ing. formerly one Mansion House, New Ycrk. This
ing Accommodation for permanen, and transient soarers
Military target companies and private parties furnished At
short notice.
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Denmark and the United States:

!" FLINOkK, June II, 1900.
II now appears certain that the Danish government has
IN understanding with the United States for the
prolonRatoD Of the treaty for another year. which i'm
plies that the Amer flag Us To be treated heftO
fore. the footing "the most favored nations
ing that they be charged the lowest rate of SOUND
dues In the tariff This accounts for the Sarah Bryant
being classed q privileged ship her passing the
Sound But Notwithstanding this concession the part
Of Denmark, which may he considered a guarantee Il
her desire 10 concae the United States the In
t.gence received here OF the d. cision OF the Ame-
rican government IN impose additional charges O
Danish vessels In the ports Of the United States has no
failed TO create unfavorabe impression in our COM
nercal circles; for, trade with America Is much
than that of the United States with The
whole OF tfr Baltic, the Danish merchants and ship
will be seriously affected by measure (which
cannot be regarded otherwise thar hostile, IT least
uniiendly Demonstration.
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Letter OF the Count or Paris ON French
Politics.


The following letter was addressed some time tlme
arc by the Count Of Paris TO NJ. Roger (du Nord) in
Paris
My nxaR NJ. RoGrR-During my exile have always had
my eyes turned towards France. We're capable OF do
ing so my would not allow 10 forget the names
Of those who preserved their affection for our family You
are one Of those whom she has particularly taught me 10
love and esteem am happy tn have an opportunity Of
expressing my sentiments to you. do not know what
the future has In store tor hope and await ready
devote myself the day when France thinks that she
has need OF mo. FOR some past reconciliation exists
between the members Of the two branches OF nv "a
my. visit Paid TO my grandmother by my cousin the
reported that something had been said about
abandoning the rcoor Gag which represents the prnc
piles OF l7se, and which recalls the memory OF
our most glorious deeds. ] think II right 10 inform
you that my mother, my brother and myself have
remained strangers TO all that been done II belongs
TO France to choose The day that she shall think proper
10 decide her orm Of government and her institutions,
he do 20 without any thing conceang the truth from
h@ eyes The nation ought not to counsel anything but
her affections and her interest which nearly seventy
years political experience must have enlightened her
As for myself the time IL not far distant when shall
have the right 10 make known my principles and my
views In the meantime am bound 10 inform some do
have been informed Of what has passed In our family
only by my uncle the Duke ~ Nemours, and that II do
not now declare myself s because my does not yet
permit nae ~ interfere have remained absolutely out
Of the matter have only object IN vew-to render
myself worthy OF possible future and in order 10 sue
my father the conduit Of grandfather and the sacred
principles which founded the constitutional monarchy
Receive INV dear NJ Roger the assurance OF tho very
particular affection which bear YOU
=. PHILIPPE D'oRLEANs
Ihe Paris correspondent, Of July j. speaking VI ,hs
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letter says'-1he foregoing confirms In every parcuAs
the facts which communicated several weeks ago re-
speeding the III fated {" Fusonsts" In the letter on 4
three Princes the occasion of the grant of 900 Oc
and which the Duke OF Nemours has also signed su-.oo
Is made 10 the conduct of the late King In 1902 and thu
alone ought to be sufficient 10 break up the family ALI
painfully elaborated by the late Count Mole, NM
Guizot. Duchatel, Salvand, &c II appears, them that
the Iegitimis an Orleans Princes two and one,
each with a separate claim, which doubt he will be
prepared 70 make good on the fitting occasion
The EDglish People on thu Sumner Assault.
AZ meeting OF the inhabitants of Bridgwater.
Thursday. June 20 the Rev S. A. Seintha In the chair
II unanimously resolved That this meeting has heard
with and indignation OF the assault made upon the
sacred right Of freedom Of speech when the ng repre-
sentative Of South Caronian chivary Preston 8 Brooks
struck down upon the floor Of the United States Senate
Chamber the honorable Senator from Massachusetts,, Mr.
Sumner II would hereby express its deep sympathy
with Mr.. Sumner, and rl.cugh him with all the noble
who com aitus against slavery In the United
States and thereby earning for themselves names thai
shall be blessed through AL ages by freemen OF every
land; and while thus deeply sympathzing with the
friends Of freedom would urge them TO continue Their
efforts under their present trials till the United
States freed from the curse OF slavery.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NIATRIMONIAL-T WILL, UPON THE RrCErpr or
m twenty ave cents send 70 person fun delineaso,r
their their handwriting, address aufrseuf
Address with return postage Me, Eple yilsne, pTVsdwE
gWi epce, New yogk
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ADYR8TISEmEYls RENEWED EVERY DAN.


:
GE00-GENTEEL HOUSE TO LET-A GENTEEis
sDOOU Philadelphia brick front house, with modern
situated In Forty eighth street, Sxh
avenue will be let low for the present year NJ L. SHE'LL
DON, IS Nassau street.
A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-wITH ALL TIKI
IA modern the upper OF the city
the upper part let unfurnshed To small family situated
near broadway For further particulars inquire AT No 2Pak
place, Broadway Bank Building
BAKERY TO LET OR LEAsE-5H SIXTH AyENUES
ID four story brick good order; old stand Apply TO
H. RAiNOk, corner OF Broadway and Thirty hfh street
(NoTTAGES TO LET AT COMMUNICATIONS
~ well built brick co,tagea convenient distance from tins
Hudson River Railroad depot l5d street. 10 let for tne
Fort Washington, or To MARTIN SMITH. s. Wall stros
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-BETwEEN WALL AND
and south ferries brooklyn II il three story and base
men modern built throughout and bath and tbs
WILL agreeable take partial board for himself and
two OF II and Ia Of Address H. W. b. box
24lb, or apply at 81 State street Brooklyn.
HOUSES TO RENT IN FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN
Three three story brick houses, with good nshe<
basenents-Nos ~ 81 and IS Front street, Brooklyn-su
aed within about 200 yards of the Fulton and Main street.
by which heated hot air They
supplied with both well and rain water at all Il
the year inside the house. and believed they
passed accommodations by respectable dwelling houses
of the either in the city New York Brooklyn
They very conveniently situated for persons doing bu
three good three story brick houses and
frame house, all in good condition. and possessing good
eommoraioDs as 10 water 4c, Ae Apply TO JOHN HAk-
kIS, on the premises.
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TIIGHLkNDs OF NEyISINK.-To LET OR LEASE A
two cottage, with twelve of land splendy
situated with large 'front.' peach and other
fruit trees and quantities of berries &c splendid bathing and
fishing siers Ac, in abundance suitable for fsmy's
retreat the country residence Of Edward Min
turn ESQ., and adjoining that Of Mr. Would be lee
low to good tenant say 500 per Also small
tagc with number Of acres situated the shore sppo
Sandy Hook, $50 per For further parcu
inquire OF Mrs PERRY 43 Bedford street. Carmne
SCHENCK'S Pavilion Highland.
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HOUSES TO IET.-TwO MODERN BUILT DWELLING
houses 20 let, with all the modern improvements Pos
session LIST Of August Apply to GEO @. sIcKEs No III
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TO LET-oN VANDERBILT AVENUE STATEN
Island elegant brick house. containing good
rooms, with iashonahy fitted store which b. let with
the apartments the floor required
Is built IN florists garden minutes walk from vAa-
dcrblts landing and forty yards from Clifton Park which
open all the house Is built for pleasure lodging hpuss
and bar, but II " well situated for harness maker feoA.
Ac &c For particulars apply To SIMPSON GORDON hor
on ne
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H,O LET-fN BROOKLYN, WITHIN A FEW MfNUTEY
walk from Peck slip aud Grand ferries the mead
three and basement house. lGJ North Second
tween Sixth and seventh Streets containing furnised
Easements two parors and ak bedrooms. Rent cheap
ply To j. W. vANDERIOBST No. Beaver street
T,O LET-TO A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, BOARD
tries attached of broadway higher up
street convenient ~ and stages The family small
and private Please address Mrs A. O. broadway Post occ
nro LEr-fouR ROOMS ON THE THIRD FLOOR.
Also. two large shops. Inquire Of T. SHAW SON,
gold leaf manufacturers, u Chryse street. Canal
ITO LET OR LEASE-FoUR SPACIOUS LOFTS WILL
i lighted - feet wide by It's feet deep tir
Of Broadway and Walker street Apply WIN HEYLIN,
SO broadway corner of Worth st.
n,o LET AND FURNITURE FOR sAfR-THE TWO
story basement and sub cellar house. ~ Atlantic
brooklyn; marble mansls and rsn1
sslb viii be rented only 10 the purchaser of the urrs-,
which h almost and In lrs order, embracing every
regu',,,e TO- family Apply on the premises o. to : d.
v'O RENT-rURNIsHED AN ENTIRELY NEw AND
u geneel furnished house situated In n desirable
fashionable location No Ia West Thirty street.
doors from fifh avenue inquire on The prenhes.
WANTED TO LET-roR An UNExPIRED TERM or
w three the four story hnlling ~ barclay
present occupied by Messrs q. " Clrkencr Co. who
about removing 10 the - Barclay and Grrenw
The building substantial and rrny, good
cearare and well adapted or almost any description Of Sus
Apply on the premises.
WANTED TO ExCHANGE-lseo acres Of Iowa lsnetu
w for merchandise, the iles clear from al incunbrancc
Address W ~ Faron, Metropolitan Hotel, New York.
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CTORE TO LET-ONE OF THE BEST STORES IN
- Eighth avenue, No 2l, between Twentieth and Twenty
first streets in Of the best business locations suitable al
most for any business. Apply on the premises.
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The declaration OF the numbers was followed by loud
cheers.