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OF course, the Tpperary Bank, now that its
great financial head was no more, could no
longer stand up, and the most painful and dis
tressing scenes were the result of its failure.
thousands of persons in every part of ireland
had deposited their all in it as an ark of safety
La Ireland, the manner of j ohm Sadler's death
and Its Immediate cause was looked upon by
many as only fulfilling the requirements of
historical justice. The inventors of the "Guil.
lotine " and the Scottish Maiden" both per.
ished by their own discoveries and that the
guilt OF John Sadlier shoald be discovered
through forged deed On the " Encumbered
Estates Commissioners" whose acts were re.
garded by many as confscaton, was consid.
cred q just doom. E7 .
By the terms of the charter, the shareholders
were held liable to the full amount of their pri-
vafe fortunes; and hundreds of innocent per.
sons will thus be ruined. 1t was not for some
months after the death e his brother that
James Sadlier became 4 Epitive, and he bare
ly escaped the officers Of Justice who were sent
to arrest him. He has doubtless carried away
suficieat funds for support to whatever cline
~ las gooe. He has been publicly declSred
an outlaw, and his ma ne erased from he list
of members of the House of Commons. where
be had sat as member for the county of Tippe
rary. The name Of Sadlier has become scorn
and by.word on Irish lips; and Johns career
Will long serve to "point a moral and adoru
q tale," as one who, with great talents and
greater opportunities, left to his race as their
only inheritance, the guilty dis motion of being
related to the great I" IRISH DEFAULTER."
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CROPS IN KANSAS,

About the middle of August, it was given MP
that the crops were ruined by the drought. The
ram which fell at that time was supposed to be
too late to do much good. But this has proved
to be great mistake. Corn revived, and grew
remarkably. Crops are full average, and
many of them quite heavy. We hear Of sod
cora supposed to yield forty bushels to the acre,
and playground corn estimated as high as eighty
bushels. t
Late-plsnted potatoes came forward rapidly,
and have made large yield. None have been
accurately measured, that we have heard Of,
but we hear of two and three hundred bu.hels
to the acre. The tobacco worms injured the
potato vines in the summer, and, where they
were not destroyed, they ruined the crops; some
destroyed them by passing along the rows, and
clipping them with par of shears, some hit
them with switch, and some pick them and
throw them on the ground with sufi cient vio-
lence to kill them. They must either be killed,
or they will kill the crop. ii15
There was large crop put in, and the pros
pect is, large supply for seed next season.
Beans, and the hlack.eyed pea, have yielded
abundantly, but they we're not very extensively
planted generally, only enough for family
use. .3sc.sr 40cT p
I Pumpkins, squashes, and melons, have yield.
ed abundantly, much more than can be used or
sold. In travelling, fields of ten or twenty acres
may be seen, almost covering the ground.
Sweet potatoes have yielded well where plant.
ed. There are but few in market. But little
wheat was raised, because but little was sown.
Tie spring wheat was given out in smali guam
titles all over the Territory. II yielded eneour.
agingly well, but is generally secured for seed
next spring.
Oats, about the same. But little was sown
for the want of seed, and little is saved for eeed
next spring.
Sufficient prairie hay has been secured in all
parts OF the Territory that We hear from, to cup.
ply the wants of the farmer. In fact, we 60 into
winter quarters this year under the most cheerful
auspices. So bright sun has never shone upon
rs before. We are comparatively we'll prepared
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for winter. The coarser kinds of food are abun.
dant. There is sufficient of clothing left over
from last year, to clothe the sick and the desti-
tute. This will be judiciously distributed by
Mr.. Whitman and his agents, as will be seen by
his circular in to days paper.
The friends of Kansas in the free States will
ever be remembered with the liveliest gratitude
by the Inhabitants of this Territory. Last win.
ter. whole settlements subsisted on their bounty,
and multitudes were clothed by their benevo,
lence. Ii, as is now charged, the Black Re-
publcans were guilty of these acts of generos
ity and good will, we say, God bless the "Blsck
Republicans now and foreverl
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Mr.. Morphy, the champion chess player, It is
said, will challenge Europe through the New
York Chess Club, to produce man to play
with him, next spring, in New York, for from
one to FIVE thousand dollars.
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For the National Ell
BY ANNA.

For The NallOnal Era.
LINGERINGS WITH NATURE.-N0 2.
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Leon Goldsmith, of New York, has been az
rested on q charge of having forged q draft on
q Philadelphia house, on which he he'd obtained
81 ,666. He was imprisoned, to await requii
sition from Governor Pollock. =
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Dyaealory. Efela1- aud WoTms

and purify the fountains Of HE b'OoOd
JOHN q. NEACHA31.M D.
Rry6tpOlus. SeE0faln. e toEfS Evil, gEeGter.
T0u0ES, and @11iI sGheum.
E0TIctrdiHQ Merchant * QUE, Feb e. 1856
DR.ATER: Yo1r pills para=ou Of an that Is great
IN medicine They have cured ttttle dan.bteF Of ulcer
upon Fer hands and feet taI had proved
ble for years Her mother has besn long greyousl- ar
With blotshes and pipplss 0nher stID In
AMER ehdaB cured, She also tried Pills. and the
nave cured her. ASA 4IORGRIDGE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
H-A=TS- AID CAPS.


Ehsys hi, ree.fys opso ltle aps'tana ms, beau.
The Hest aSonahe that could be made In the
Tern markets.
Gents Eoi SIX MoleIkin Hats ilzhs and elastic made by
" e .tssEs Est and n lr1ei accordance With oF
Haov Notisz white ana hlaek SON Pur and
Wool Haa' Of every eoaor, q1slity and price.
Gaps eyry AescTfpton mast recent styIe5
such ;he HeT1da Nothing. PTFeneae P-ramF4 Ca
cAPs and an Other Kinds 81 ahundanee. which I h aid
sEer tan Goods Of these kinds were ever offered before 70
Chlaren Capa or an knas Fust received from
she most fashionable hOHsea IN New York
oSFPsf Ban, Rars and t'sove' slgava m hana.
amino HsaRnaesnt stoek Goods befnre rnyrhasiHg
slsshere, We feel eouadeu: tia: pIeane the
Nothing vim he HntinZ our art 70 sat and aeeemo-
aste cur aaE7sroas nstsnns.
" von wish ANYTHING In the Of Hats and Csna giTe
a. aeal - We YIN EaaTantee that I'm sen eood1
10y g y can be eot where this side Of philadelphia,
NJ 8 n utpPpp any
u - {. s'I-5eTsIa use TIA -GIS@7 FT,TVTR-
are On haii headed use wf10ISpS I4ATH PpsIR tTTyE
No No y"u Eant a rood unImsnt VS. foESHA's BALM
90 N the Bridge Corner DFuz Store.
No v"g cent - male quick rood aRd cheap. his
CONCENTRATED LYE.
I.goaF horse oT'Iek, use MERCHANTS GARsLISo
have ysu cough, use de HoARH0uSD BALs4I.
Shoulder Brace Port NonnaIe
SipPaEtef Ran 81 = ThousEnd Ff0WeES
BB.SSd.E. sSslsss
HoIlovs1'. rgita arsA ointment
BOeIhRve'l Holland Bssrrs
HooGand's GeTrnsn FIttsra
RoT aalsb By I. N. InGAS On.
Bulge Corner DFnRzffGB
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Tsbe Periodicals ubr t,rr great YolttIea
Dllcs fta only oftsir AS Organ
4 te most prat uni stsrs Science, Literature Moral
sald In the Eid u lsters btIn1 conseret Indlspsns.
S 4Sa re es @ 41 s to s ~
40 record Of ts current Of (4S
The World than can b. Poss6y ObtaIned
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The receipt Of stlNRncs SIl from the British pub.
q s ss6ssri5 aas' aSoa
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sor any two Of the four Reviews "a
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EEoless0r OF ectenttl la Agriculture 81 TALE
Vaesss y9l1s ROYAL 0etaVo 51&5OpaRes
ana npHaeEouas Wood and Steel q Rravfngs.. is
tliS s0ohfeSssdly, the mott eOnre(e yvori, m
eEs syer and in ivS X s eiFenia
tloa 70 shs price To-
re re 9 Afe Ger l'ty6 EslaInes.
az ss '1f z 19etl !Rs . AMI
81 ,T s. t 81 st a. ca
keEntt9psts for o. the above SAould ~
-eys g 81 70 ths z lhltshers
49, LE0SAfB SCOTT q co & -
fSesRssO
seE BY EXPRESS EEs70 Z - =
USE - nose esi5hite shirt
A 4 ls stls oeien md 569tsi lP
1870 -I5SS y II II. tSHAL1ofAN,
~ AAnFamlt Will3 a Ves7{ S
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= IaT - 10
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..,,s IS 81 s. New Fstits.
lssl. 4D-1case ane Martin s HTteA Isaets
dseis s. siss S., g
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SSs.aEss essA Is
5,-sssisa 4 Wanted. sss.s{zisss q
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hslies. ggly Is 1889 S. &; ss75sis
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EFelIs foE' sale =
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N0HELIsY KLLES FL0DI1
ok sARRgLS Jast receive ana for sale 81
Fsglss]&s r ssts5Se {ssstSs I.ttDANEsk GOwGILL, =
sf,,E1 i;,ss eosner lain and Quincy ttreeta
shltk Whfatt.55fi5 s - ,,oaS
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TO WOUSE6FEFpFR,S

TGl7 XI0USEHSEEFkIRS
IN STORE and for sale reueeI prices the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, new styles and paIn
Coal Vases, I'VE sets; Five Stands Of different quates
Nts0, Rrnders Ash Pans. Coal Scues, Toilet sets 9op
Cake Spice and Knife Boxes Tea TrarE. Corn pop
Mats, Cha8ns Vevet9IIe Pisies Plated Spoons AMI
Fnrks of the h-s quality Clothes, Travelling Cap as
&eta of various srn1; Sale 1Epps Mlee Meat CATERS
and various oter aIticles useful to House Keeper.
wAf. HEDURN
dec20 No. 81 Monroe Street.
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gnVntIdlss nGbeEns Ble1bet.s. PbySleHa . D
PbtuBDu3FOptel1.lS zen q 3Ibe1P ? Zee
md iud1e oftheiF HIrgnes.
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Mat OF the rs In raarket contain Xs-euFy which, al
touSh valuable remedy In skli hands, Is dangerous
ube PILL fu the DIRE afnl Consequences that IreqHentl
GLOW its ncAu1tOus These contain mercury min
rHlS
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Tsbe Periodicals SblT tie trr, great roltIea
taTtie1 ofGreat Britan-Yhe Tors, aud Radicsl,-bui
forms only feature character AsOrgan
= te most pTnt und ErttEra science, literature Moral
~ Rel lD3 tley Gtani. thev eTer have unri-
In the EuEtd q etters, enH considered Inspt
the 4sAE and the professional man. while to lr "a
Etadsr ofsTeTg class they fnrnsh
trouEhSut the WoEds than can possibly obtained fro
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sr0,vv-, = obs! .TCORS. =, Ny =
1MlN - y ease2 BriEEl and Rf-i4.ls--z
Havs sell At , lew, a4 - a. Prs in, :,
~ NJ vi wide CfIatz u'SPfh q. ,.-,,. ~
cases tFtnRnaF1S. % e's..sFia- s-,,,...-
.; 1t : svT-a YER srsst hsr-,Is ~ AZ ,,
!sains On nae CaaIIs CIs:ks 80 = 2 sts-+'s a
= ~ cts. frOs1 ~ tn Isr - ~ St til,,,..
~ sane bro An'lins, E0rth u :: 60,
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HE an 2 tFRUl. .NemrnITtR and q cat.
Pom TIE Res Dr Ld'rkes 9ftte essodiet E1tS ciusch
PELGsEI Hoes, SAvASSAB.5 TIA. Jan. 8. 1~S6.
MoHoHE IA 'hoad be uBSraIsfnl fSF the relief cur
kh has brought me II did report ms you
cola settled In limbs and brought
rlEic gains hch ended In chronic rhsunsfsS. SotWtt-
tandlpE had the best PhracanE, thr dis
md untl By the advice Of your excellent agent
Baltimore. Dr. Mackenzie ItrIes Pills. ThSir eGrcs
Si9W. b II b p=rssTernE Ia the them
AM eEIIreIR yell
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sV8IfsEiEG 80 VSiifI1; / -. =
stNdGSa6SSs Clocks a nd ne,

3Ul1 EsEREGNtS n TF1l5 iEss
Watches; Clocks and ,it,yy1t4 nv
II. = -. 8 u 3I3ONYN,S,
MAIN ST. ABOVEsTffE n 4 q = ~
ian e oa3d a Cold VysteheS
prtee from III &. and Open facet Fanti1 81
70 ~ 80. ~ - veg vases from $50 down
good line :. sys and prizes aud 70 Keep
Coss,st,,. g. "a AT sfY LE.s or JEVEIRY.
Ts3- ~ & very te Coral 8st1 FiaFsSil
m 81 aud variety Of an Goa Ie
reefig frots f5S having been pdFeiaSed al.
- can be sold very i6V9f
Nm. = - s, iCY3 GOODS = -
ana GolaJt India Rubber sfP .FS
S5s hair ~. h., les'
81 ionaIes CifaF Casss IA =
l..aolie
a.al9et or4 20 Sttet4 % eau and eS.
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StSlTE CaANsER, BlTog RUUoE. Ia 5 Dee. isS5
d. Ava: nave bern entIrels cured bT your Pals
aheIatc Patnfal disease rllts a aReted
j SeaTB. VINCENT RLIUELL,
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PIC IRON. -
100 e3, TOYS y. saysEe Earnass lot blast
a. Tor SAFE ~ D04NE g COyGILIs
aeetR Corner Main AMI lIney ga
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IA y,ry stringent enc. Usicr il I'll the snAn+
A, s,cr Ar, driven frvm the field. Al tn next Lss,-
Is.pre a cry comes up for moIi6c alton Of h law
They deeire it larger moubed. lSsger hrated n0r
dcuooiu,c. We eoin for pr,hisioa. Bot. say tav
Is,rcr W nders with sardonic grin. you havs sb
d, nd thst You have gone in With On the lee
s, aem You suc our allies. We are uHdcr very
many obligations 10 you for tAat, but We hope you
will BE- Consistent; aud preserve your principles. with
out mourning any further obligations Tn, ossy op,n
questions that hereafter bs discussed regard the
greater less stringenoy Of The license law. and
thoec questions doubt not We shsu bstosetAe< sti
for our ntare SIS AID your prnepe, both lie IN tn ia3
OF -tringeBoy.
Upon the strength Of these considerations, manly
the Executive Committee clear IN their
tons " duty. Having reac NED the prVhitiiosy prin
Ciplc ari planted Themselves on it they caa never
abandon it II they stood SI0no they you'd stand
theic s,ill. I cir voice will be raised in other
cause their efforts enlis.ed in other principle. If
tho inaral forces in insufficient 10 carry out
tis principle fully taking yesrs. or generations, &C
centuries. even If necessary. for is Development
they will leave il for other 10 tel the melancholy
stony. foF Themselves, their course viii be unfs
teip.y a. If marked out by destiny.
&c DdAyAK n. wYcKOYr
C. T. WILLIAMS, AMOS DEAN.
= s sEELYE < ID. BROWN.
LYMAN BENNETT Il A. DURaNf
FASuiiy- Cosaniitee n. T. Stat Temperance SScie!y
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FIRES.
YIRK IN hAsHATTAsvILLE.


At n O'Clock Monday night fire occurred in ~
cd fame building Of but little value at Manhattan
vile. bv WA soon extinguished The FIR, communi-
csted to the adjoining building damaging it to the
amount of about 400 Dir. John Jsurdsn the owner
b.s An insurance Of 500 IN the Jefferson Insurance
Company.
FIRT Is HAMNRRsLEI STREET.
About O'Clock 90 Tueedsy morning FIRE WAS dis
covered % the second floor Of the brick building No
Is Uammersley street. occupied IS cabinet maker
SHOP and extinguished with few pals of water by q
man named Kreutzer. Damage Is No insurance
The fire supposed to have originated from the stove
The building, owned by Samuel Martin. is insured.
FIRE IN FIFTH STREET.
A fire occurred at "A ociock on Tuesday morning in
the building No. 2l Fifth street, causing damage to
the amount $50 or $500. The fire originated in the
rear basement occupied by DIR. Buier. botanic ply
.icisn TIE Doctor was absent at the time in Phila-
Gelpha. His wife two daughters and son were asleep
ca the first floor aud being alarmed they attempted to
90 down stairs for the purpose Of getting 500 which
they had in box in closet in the front basement.
but were unable to descend on account OF the smoke
and fire. 1t is supposed that some person broke into
tie basement stole the money and then set the prem
ses on fire. The name Of the owner Of the building or
insurance we were unable TO ascertain.
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Le r.Acc on b. paid. The Auditor q BrookIys h,.
fu.sd 10 pay out any moseys snfii this qusstion Of
he oo- .n,or atty OF tho statute il settled, Aad ia
Co,,rIlcr &C Ncv-York viii also r,fa~e TO pay. l.
uoL ,isie tf tss there is evory rearon Why Their,
Loud be TO d. lay.
The Ccurt-Iio~ long viii it require to argue the
uattor
Nr Fi.ld-Ore day is sufficient
Judl 2 Ednobds-ft required three days to argue the
,ir>i Motion.
Mr.. TelEThcn, 4 it is going tn require threo DAYS
10 ,rrue the sasc. We had bctt-r begin At onoe. or a
l..t lake it up ,D-rnosrov otherwise w. nay not b.
rlI 10 finish in time In bring 1t befor- tie q ner.
Tern ne.t month in which case il ms, 90 over ill
October We shah be prep red 70 60 on Aly tim, To-
nstrov.
To- morrow sito<s0Ua.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mrs. Il. S. Jameson's Complimentary Concert viii
fake place this "wednesday evening at Dodworh's
Academy. No. 500 Broadway, when she will be as
sisted By the following artises: DR.. Charles a. Gull
mettc. baSso amateur voca! qusrtette; Mr.. Henri
Apply, Vioinist; Mr.. G. Wsshboam Morgan Pianist
Mr. II. Schntz, French Horn Messrs. Morgan aud
Walters, Accompanies.
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Those who have been wont to admire negro min
stresy as performed by white men with blackened
faces and artificial wool may now be entertained by
The real thing. band Of genuine blacks, all
slaves will give concert at the Tabernacle this even
ing 1t is said that they have fine voices, and will be
found entertaining. They propose to make money
enough by concert giving to pay for their freedom
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

CITY MoRrALIrY.-The report Of deaths for TIE
week ending April IS shows q total of 62--of which
there were Males. 20; Females 81; Men, 3; Wonsa.
IL; Boys %; Girl, 20. OF the diseases, 10 wers u
consumption, Of fever, of smallpox. &C. Ofthss>.
a. were natives Of the United States 10 Of relaad
Of Wsle., Q of England, Of Canada, and Of Wet
Indies.
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THE LioroR DEALyRs.-An adjourned meeting e
th KiDzs Comfy Liquor ID, sers Association hid Pee
's Hall IN York street Yesterday afternoon. Thess
attendance Of several hundred John McCully, Vie Pre-
er presided Andrew A. Meyers. elected President o. W
rvous meeting sent in be ressnation which wsz aroeSc
nd Edward T.. Collins oho-en In his plane HesU A.
,e the Association defend their nteress their oo3
cu,y passed by tho Legislature Tho Association hss -
ubers and the meeting y..erdsy collected sSs~t tsse
They adjourned 70 Monday next
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The Quarantine Commissioners will enforce the pur
chase Of the farm at Srguines Point fol temporary
location. The price paid for this location go acres
and builingl was $4,000. We told that the
Commissioners are still actively engaged in hunting up
some eligible location for permanent Quarantine,
and are c,n,dering the sdaptabilty OF several sites
for this purpose.
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TIE Thny.n Anniversary of the New-fork ln-
stituiion for the Deaf and Dumb will be held at the
Church of the Puritans the Rev. Dr. Cheevers), cor
ner of Fifteenth street and Union place, Thursday
May IA, at o cock p. IN. Tickets III cents, ~ be
had at the door,
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was committed to await exaninAiiea.
ARREr oy A SHorLIyrsR.-Yesterday mor,a>r
officer Clark. Of the Third Ward, sresed . .sa
raned Lewis Geuill on a charge Of grand lArcesy, h
- bling the store Of Messrs. Fanshaw. Miilkes &
Townsend No. 70 Broadway Of two pieces Of mssrs
ANTIQUE valued 81 so, and conveyed him before jos
,,ce Osborn. The manner in which the robbSy vN
e. u,,ed Is set forth in the following affidavit:
y.r. w Mar. q No So Broadway bring swern owl sn
porter in The -tor Of fsnsbsw Aiken and rcwnseA %
Tey LIST The 2t instant 81 about u O'Clock IN tAs ss.
Ming was in .,or. when four men came IN sepSstsy
Immediately scr zach ober Lewis os@il ~. pfs.H
wa on Of Tie uer who be the secood ens We
inferred who In sskod me Mr. r:v.s:sH
in upon b.ins tod that he tro~n-ndl ". sos IN -
did no, - II to bat walked up 70 The sn,S.n. s.s 49,
Lsndirs and eNs1rins them 'ne tAiLq ~. So s m
ard upon BEING answered in the nessii.e se sesss
.Pss.ins tb, fourth and .pg.rrd 70 Be-
considerable q hurry and aid that be wanted to write sess
on,.t and BE- then sked me for pencil which wsot dovs
into he bsment ber- coat ana obtained sad rve 70
him when went down stairs sher ,he pencil the mas 80
frt and the one who came in las and aeoS
the hesd OF the stairs as apparently To watch Wiki srS
stated he As-n 10 something thu paper but snse
,b sr 81 The .ars and At tho same Gesnii
81 the and went out hen ne lad -
wnersupon the other hrrc al followed t. the dess.
md ne inst one who had entered. ss,d n ny
but that thought most cly b. bad; b. ih"s sii 10 me-
ssd bite. y h, and va him g. md .i i Sst H =. ~,
Ell, but started of in svsnce Of and o. this tune tss
other two standing in the door then also ".rea -
G, sDd whisper something 20 him and thef-npon eoth com
& dn aI"i S.n 'S 1'
into bs neut dor~sy got the piece OF goods thus
him ,hn him and he fell and when he cot ~
picked ups second piece Of mor. antique from the paee
on going the With the pieces Of sods found
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advertisement
Mike a note Of The fnct that K. Z. WnDEs neW

MILLINERY WARERooMs, No. 81 Broadway corner q husg.
contain th. the copous and varied sooa
Paris Bonnet. Dress Caps and Coifure Snt 0osds Stsv
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Internationally
A HINT EOR NOTnING-Instead Of physic.

th. season take fun. 1t ces the blood rnetusy snd
Ter asreaby puses the foul humors out u the Srs
end body without nau-esns tsste and disgusting ys1
stomach. Bssides costs less bottle ~ medicine 10 81
For ,hilng- you Don CESAR BAfAs. csstx
this Afternoon or Evening at BassUSs MusDVs PhsrSs
hint