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CnNGRFssIoNAL.

WAsHINGrOS, May 81.
Hcusg-On motion Of Mr. Marshall. Of Ky, the
memorial of the artists Of the u s, praying for the
establishment Of an Art Commission, was referred
TO a select committee
ur the Senates joint resolution for the adjustment
OF the difficulties Of Paraguay. He said the I'M
portanee Of the subject required that II should be
disposed Of one way or the other
The proDositioa has the unanimous recommend
afion OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Letcher moved to strike out so much OF the
resolution as authorizes the President 10 use such
naval force as in his Judgment may be deemed ne
cessary.
M. Ritchie replied that the resolution would be
worthless with such an amendment, and ihey had
better give up the whole subject altogether
Mr. Crawford wished TO Oder an amendment,
authorizing the President to usO such force as in
his Judgment he deemed necessary TO protect Amer
can commerce from British cruisers
AR. Richie objected that it was not german TO
ti,e rending question. as the attack on the Water
witch occurred in 1850
Mr. Lefcher's objection that the Constitution
gave tile power TO Congress 10 declare war a1d II
could not be transferred to the President II there
was necessity tor war, il was for Congress to take
the responsibility and TO furnish means Tor us sue
cessful pfosecutiOn he acknowledged that wrong
had been done by Paraguay, but was for proceed
ing in 4 constitutional manner for the adjustment
Of the difficulties
Mr. Ritchie replied that what ihePresident would
do would be by the authority Of Congress. twas
thought that the exhibition Of a small vessel would
have the effect TO cause settlement OF the difh-
suIies, and that there would be occasion to use
force. which would not be done except in case OF
necessity.
Mr.. Crawford wished to kn0E why should We
seek redress from Paraguay for firing into the
Water Witch while there was twenty-seven cases
Of American vessels overhanled by British eruis-
ers-
Mr.. Davis, of Mass, said they ware declaring
war against Paraguay, but making no provisions
for men or money. IA voiee-We1l do that bere>
after.l The resolution was then passed BY lls
against l79.
sENArE.-A resolution providing for an even
ing session was adopted.
Mr.. Houston, of Texas, made an Intellectual at
tempt to bave the Mexican prOtectOrate resolutions
taken up.
The resolutions on the subject Of British aggrsss-
ions was considered.
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Dr. G. W BUSHNELL.
Hartford. Tmmban Co. o., March !. 81.
W.. n.--.l...l. I...Ln =.
pbpsifialls & 5nrqfons.
MORTON. M. D.-Physopathic

ID NORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathie
Ossr Fclectic Physician and Surgeon Pa iesf Mid
ION haSin sr himself IN Ihis place IS resdy TO at
lend all calls in ms Profession, either a his oce or AZ
their private dwellings DR. NJ. dseaIds all poisons Of
description. either mine animal or yeseahis aad
reduces his pareqts toeure thsm but simply removes
the oostrucons stimulates and tones up the system By
hSse afcfed with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
Beys Spleen Neuraa Ild NATION, Rhsunatism, telther
Asafs 81 ChrSnic Las ApDstts DeraRsemeat Of The
stonflh COns aiion Of the Bowels, Bilious AheetIons
Impuliies u the Bood or any ChT0nc long Standing
dissases diseases peculiar 70 the female such as Sup
"a to esli His Mole q Trsan ens Is also completely
adaUted % Diseases Of fChildrea
Fever and Ague Cholera Chcera-Morbus DysenieIy and
DAhoea. c0lic. Cramps. Loeas, F1is and Spasns treat
r. Dr n IS also prepared totreat successfully FEvERs
u te Fross tyes Nith al osher form Of acute
bot facts dsdue1 from twenty the Reform
New School system o. Practice and Thorough reading Of
schools Of phe aud systems Of practice, and
graduate from the old and nsS srhools OF Aedicine
knsOf 20 IS simOes 5i. nj esmroands
tnctures and srups, such as are usually .ept N hoc
Indian Rsnedies ind large number q Compounds, prs
pared b. himself as Remedial Agents, anSns which are
MiIk Wead sovereign remedy Tor tbs Dyspepsia, Piles
&C. Anfi-llous Pl Is exclusively ior the LIVER SanaFe
5 70 rs never Iist Ts.S1 d1a a
Weak Sore and n5med Eyes; CHnker Nedcine. for Can
a. ssssm of villa CSsrTy, Sr coarhs Gods Roaehiis
Consamp;iOu and all Diseases Of the Lun<si RhuGiie
a- fsr lnfshaI or eIlerna apo eat0n Sovereign Rem
cdY for the Choisra. Mothers Cordial FEMALE Frend,
~ n B. Particular Attention viii be paid IN treat
Jog n Old Chrunc and Private Disases. 70 eleanss ne
r1se the dead; he does clara he all
able Diseases and MANY t1.i are considered ne11ele
s.. Cleveland, West Side.
g P.s Dr. ~ would ssy that he san slss one Sts-
Van0us branches APIS div w&doATtJalyS ~
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Hon. CRkRLEs REExELIN's LEcTERE-A
very large audience was in attendance at the Me-
lOdeOn last NIGH, and, it is needless to say, were
simply repaid for their presence. The lecture was
very long one, and an elaborate discussion Of the
various existing reformatOries Of criminal youth
together with brief sketch Of the Reform School
Of OHIO, Of which Mr.. REENELIN is the chief off,
Ger. The power Of kindness is the lever by which
reform is endeayored 10 be attained at this School,
and though Mr.. R. says the whole matter is yet but
an experiment he has the fullest confidence in ii:
ultimate success, and consequent good results
he said that his own experience went to prove
how nue. good was effected by kindness towards
erring youth and that Schools OF the character
Of the Stale School would become . necessity IN
every county. He related many interesting Incl.
dents bearing upon the subject, and adverted tC
the peculiarifies Of the American people, and the
causes Of crime among them advancing many new
and striking ideas in this respect
Its impossible to give our readers more than 1
general idea OF the lecture ; and the fact that i
was listened to with deep attention for full one
hour and quarter is testimony enough Of its ex
celence.
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PROM PANAMA.

New YoRK, May 81.
The Panama correspondent Of the Daily Times
mentions a report that sn alliance offensive and
defensive had tsen entered into between Niearau-
qua. Salvador and Costa Ries, to which Guatama>
IA and Honduras are invited to become parties,
that treaty has been made with France by which
that power guarantees the Independence Of eAea
Central American State, and that 1t IS determined
to get rid il possible Of all the transit contracts and
plaee the transit business under the sole eOatrOl Of
Nicaragua and Costa Riea-
A letter from HaVana states thai since the Brit
ish outrages in the Gull, the insurance agents at
Havana decline granting policies on coin shipped
in sailing vessels Of the United States for northern
ports, OF along the coast.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WksHINCTON, Nay 81
The war fever here is greatly on the increase,
and has been very much accelerated by Senator
Wilson's resolution, and the debate in the Senate
on Saturday.
Efforts are being made by leading politicians
and others in the catholic interest, for the ap-
pointment Of Jos. r. Chandler, Of PhhadelPhia,
As minister to Rome, but powerful representations
against it are being urged BY the Presidents
friends.
Senator Henderson, of Texas is quite sick and
he reeovarv doubtful
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The FIREEES's ELEcTIoS.-The election by
the Fire Department yesterday of First and Second
Assistant Engineers, resulted follows, (353 votes
being cssi)
james Seaborn, First Assistant, 226 votes; S.
". Rowe. do. 1877 Thomas Willows for Second
Assistant, BAL James Seaborn was elected First
Assistant and Thomas Willows Second Assistant
Engineer. These officers must be confirmed by the
Council.
oRcers OF the various Companies arc to be
elected to-day.
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FoLIcE CoURT, NAY 3l.--Eighteen cases were
yesterday before the Court, as follows: Drunk
enness 3 /; disturbance grand larceny2; petit
larceny visiting. &c, houses ofilLfame S. The
cases Of Charles N. Gilnartin and John Miller,
charged with grand larceny in picking the pockets
Of drunken man in a saloon on River street on
Saturday night last, of fifty five dollars, were con
tinued. None Of the other cases were Of any in
terest
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw IoEK, May 81.
The steamship Empire City arrived yesterday
from Havana the 25th inst The news is not i'm
pOrtant.
Two American ships had arrived with coolies
Sugars and mOlasses were unchanged.
A letter from AspinWall Of May 2ist states that
Col. Kinney had left in the Grenada for New Or
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INDIGNATION MEETING.

EosF1LK, May 30
An indignation meeting was held here last eve
ming, and great excitement prevails generally,
about the running of Of slaves by abolitionists.-
The Captains of the sehooners V. Mott and w.
Daninburg have been ordered to leave the city or
they will be tarrel and feathered.
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICAL PRECKPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
n C.-u..Ia-.. rI......nn N
BY COrnelias l.. Cheesman, NJ D.,
A-E-m NnDE EFTN


NEW YORK CITY.
An INSTRUCTOR GUIDE, AND PHYSICIAN
In which is elbOdied 4 fgu aad ehazss descriptisn
(knowledee Necessary the welfare Of those married
u be s the pTcrss Of CONCEPT pregnancy
and delivery, their pairs and dangers well the
methods ~ which many OF the zfteI may be oviaed. and
teaching how the system may be iuvisuated and restored
plants incidental 10 the human frame Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, WHICH will obviste
the necessity any great Of sickness and enable
ths obserEant reader to be. great extent her ply
sieian
TENTH EDITION.
TINS book aEailabls the understanding Of the
noA-procssi iOnal resdeT and zkifuy elaborated.
pznnsd arranged and earned 0lf. any w5r OF
find before The public. While Il gives wholesome
particulars and rspects information uDon
ofthe deiicsss sans connected with the female
system 1t should be placed hands Of every female,
single or married
PRICE 50 CENTS-
THIS work also prescriptions used by the doctor
has practise for the positive OF Sor0fHeas Emp
ssozs-FSacr aas 80ze-Serss Co.Shs und COlas-EAel-
asz-DysDsEsG-F Fssg q Of fs Har Sc. Sc. &C.. any
Of which Preparations prove o. great value to the
reader.
This book VIII be By mail. free Of postage. the
reception price. watch may be sent either money
postage sfaIsFs An orders should be addressed to
c. l. CHEESNAN. NJ. D.
apl2dSu6nsGI Rax 1s3l. Pnst Office n Y CITY.
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOONSREPoRT
wAsHINGTON.

It's understood that a special messenger WSs
,isna,cbed by Lord Napier. with instructions for
the British Admiral of the North American meet
wherever he car be found He viii proceed hrst
10 Halifax The tenor Of the instructions Is not
known.
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DXSPEPSIA AND FIT
mn TpACy mr. 0RNF


THE GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, for
ysars badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that for part
ofths time he confined to his bed He eventual
lycured BY prescription furnished him By yOung clair
voyzni girl This prescription given by mere child, while
an safe ofrznce. has cured everybody who has tAkea
usrer having failed once # IS equally sure Of
FITS ssof DYSPEPSIA. The Ingredients may be f00nd
m any drug store Will send tins Va uable prescription 10
any person the receipt Of stamp 10 pay poSage-
address DIR. TRACY DELoRME, GREAT cURER or
COSsUNFrIOS, New YORK Pos oaeS. aPls;dkvln rs
!. B. Barnes & Co, PrOprietOrs of the Cleve
t,ai Plunlins works Atvzfrr Block prepared
with args force Of experienced workmon doing every
ssr9 ton OF Plumbing the most thorough manner,
he most scientific plans on reasonable terms and short
notice Large stocks OF Fountains Of different STYLES and
ives Bathing Tubs OF and wood, lined with
aned-copper heaters, lead and gaiv13izsi
ppss Leather and India RObbsT Hose every description
sfBrass and Plated Cocks including the Patent SelelOs
r Cocks recently introduced. wash Bowls and ali kinds
fwafer Works Fixtures kept constantly Inland All
vork warTsntea m2s.dSwti.
GRovER AND BAKER's PAxTLT SEWING Ma
cH1xEs.-The particular attention Of Ladies j.
called to the abo-e machine, which possesses the
following decided and unmistakAble advantages
Ist. Cotton is used as it is PurehAssd-On spOOls
without rs-Winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perplexity OF filing shut
tie, las in other machines IS in this avoided; No
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
3D. lis very simple Jet strong in construction
easily learned and kept in order, and does not
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
9Th The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and will not rip though every fourth stitel
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic ss the most elAsti'
fabric.
This Machine enbrHiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving o
labor are invited to call at the sales-rOom Of th
subscriber and examine for themselves. Tn
.sbove machines are freely shown and samples 0
work given at all times.
The services of a lady and the use of amaehini
can be obtained by the day in families, by csIlnl
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5OPer day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NOrthrOP spangler's Block,
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Mf0irines.
Joy to the Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GL0ggY uATp

Joy to the Admirers CT a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
raiS o. beauty cannot exist without head Of
eirruar around each bottle and NC one can dSubs
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
u hESfOkATfVE-We call the attention OF m oIi
eae j. original color y haiI1eoSefs the head Of bs
ad VITA Il, axgriant growtk-rsmoves the dandTuf teh-
q the natural uis lnd hence il used as resllsr dr.
falling extreme Old a-e IN All H. sts ~ sks y ~, %
can thea ppo1 the bald the gray diseased ia scalp 10
d. sIns locks Of the wtching curl ever be w.tkoai a
ne 49, = ~ ~ D ps ioa,Sae ~, q t92esands
@ rec see the oi lowing letter IN regard 10 the Res
DEEP RIVER, CoNH JULY a Isss
af Lee-e aworthSir; have been troubled with dan
et o. seaI oa my head for than year NY hair be-
Haven Paper about Woo Hair Rsstoriives as cure
Cd bottle ~ IL aad found to ~ ssisiactiSa h Va
ne nc t1es; = removed the seqf and haiT hegan 10
al ol lave great faith in Il. wish you 10 SEND me
market ,ST many soitles after Il IS Known hers.
houfs with Respect RUFUS PRATT.
- = PmIADEIPHra, Sept 3 Isss \
Prof Wood-Dcar Sir Your Hair Restorative Is pr,-
ins se u oeneical % me The roaf aRd also the back
have used bai two half pint nj Siss q T Rss1Iv.
and now the tiD Of head swell studded with prOnis
beas have ted oshor preparations vii hout say bsne
q whatever thiak from ny osn personal rscOmenda-
YOursrsspeetf9ly. D. r. THOMAS ND.
No t0f Vine street.
VINcENSEs, IA, June - lSs1
Prof o. J. Wool; As you about manufacture and
vend recently discovered Hair Restorativs, viii
state. for whomsooyer that have used
and known Others It-thaf, have FOR years
benin habit Of using other Hair Rsstorsvss and thai
md yours vastly superior TO other know II entirely
cleanSe the head & dandru aud with months proper
use will restore any persoL hair TO the original youthful
color and texture siag Il healthy soft and glossy ap
without dlsculurlmE the that
apply II. or the dress hieh drops would therefore
recommend s use 70 even desirOus Of having Gne
color and texture to hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. ]. WOOD X co, Praprist0rs. 511 broadway. n Y
the n. Y. Wire Railing Establshuenf and IA
Market street, St Louis Mo.
And sold By AL good Druggists mh2;d&W3m
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE L, Is5s -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

Il For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETaIL PRICES.
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD. TrumbuIl Co, o N, arch J, 81
thereby certify that have been dealing IN the Grafen
berg Medicines for the past year and can truly say INST
have offered medicines 10 The public that have
with the decided appreciation d the people than
these. particularly the Pills aad Cathotlcou They VIII
readily perorm all and than promised for them.
have sold about MY b0 ties Of the Cthocon the past sea-
soa, and / the best resul Is IN every case
]. IL &. JOHNSON. Med AgL
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Gradenbers Med
icnes DR.. B. physician Of extensive praetiee and
Of the successful in The county (rrumbul IN
which he resides
rms csriides that have used the Gra6enberg Pills and
Mlrshas Cafhoicon, sCd here By II. Z. Johnson. m
my practice y entire satisisetion- They are good
Dr. G. W BUSHNELL
Hartford. Trnmban Co. o., March ], -.
WEST BEsFoRD. Coshoct0n Co. Nay "A. 81.
Mr. H. B. Kingsley-Sir. have been selling the meoi-
ofthe Grauberx CompanY for the last ten yeaIs
nni have lasariaby fo!nd them % give ooe
aad the Pills have sold 10 great many aniiss as ree
lr a. their LEA aud c5ee aud with ny trade they have
bso5m3 staple artica- Marshas Uterine tholeon y
meicne has done great amount o. good N teals
Diseases. One LAD sold Il TO told ne N sac bad re-
good rom ngtle than she did nom long
c0urse medical treat t By the most ski 1l
For sale hV an drggfyfs and medicine dealers IN Ohio
n. b. KINGSLEY. ClsEeland.
mh6-d&w ~ General Agent for Ohio
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ARRIVALS.
QUERY

pP CnZens sIshIng conFey TO either Of the aboE
Trains Boats VIII be called fer BY the Cacheso stevens
Omnibus Line leaving their addess Al the Omnbas OF
6ce 81 SuDerlar street. door nextto Wecdeh House.
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J. II. JOHNSON, n. D,

once l0I Sartel's Block Superior street. cornsr sen
sca Residence No III Psitsbargh 81, CieveiAnd o.
isbls;dE ~ Z ..
n j. KELLER, N. d., ECLECTIC
As PHYSICIAN o1es No. si Seneca street; residences
a kris street, near OHIO, notIol
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School Books.

b. COBB x CO, RESPECTFUL
- LY ak the attention Of Teacbers and Dealers 20 the
following list embracing the most popular and approved
school Books We keep these books In large quan
titles. The stock and IN god Condition. and phi
ces and ems reasouable.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ReporIed BY the Union Tele SrapA'
oYyIcK, w1RIKs's BLOCK, coRNEK or BAAx AND
aT CLAIR sTREETs-
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE NOhLDi
All others limitations and should be svOidsd If
you wish 70 sseape ridieule.
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful and Nstual Brown Black. without tine least
injury 10 Hair skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS Lave heen
awarded TO VIM Bachelor ISIS. aud soo1o
applications have been made to the Hair a his patrons OF
ms famous Dye
VIVA. BACHELORS HAIR DYE proiuces a color
10 be distinguished from naurs, and Is WARRANTED
pot inuTein the least. however long l. may Be cOutia
ued AMI the III OF Bad remeded the Hair in
visoraied for life By this splsudid Dse
Nade, sold applied tn private rOOns tths Wis Fac
lss Brnsdvay, n "
y The Genuine has the and address upon steel
eagraFius four siles Of each Box. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
apl25dSwem - Broadway New York
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EOR SALE.-A handsome Conntrv


EOR SALE.-A handsome Country
kssidenee-oE Newbas road, 3 miles from tas cosft
HOUSE hne large house and OF land with !
large lumber Of choice fruit Can Be bought at
bargain. -
SMALL. FARMS acres, Il Of mile from he first
depot run The CITY OF ths principal Eailruads
so 1laek s7y loan, excellen for gardeRngor farming
purposes with two good orchards. Will Be sold
sacTIfce II applied Tor soon.
CEDAR Sf--One nile from the city line a Cottage
House and Barn, nearly new. and land wiih
young Dearlng ifut trees. Will sell tent
EAkM Oh l30 ACRES-l5 miles from the city. rood
3 Il and buildings aud well wAtered with chafd
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-LGQO ACRES o
COAL AND IRON ORE LANDS, AT $40 PER ACRE
IN Pennsy yaniA 80 miles f0 Pttsbug thu Perm
syivan1A Railroad and Canal; heavy mbersd lands and
good for farming purposes with fne f0ot vein Of btu
minOus coal and veins OF varying IN thickness from
10 % "A inches The above valuabls Lands are offered IN
acre
PUTNAM CO 80 acres heavy tmbe1ed lands near the
t0rt ayne Tim Rniiroau also, 80 Ia Distance
Co 0 choce tnber 70 exchange for OF goods.
lOWA-kins lands ~iIA casa TO exchange for good
civ property.
EAsf CLEVELAND-Fssn Of 1os acres with large
farm house. gCOo harm and orchard and wei Watered 70
exch1ngo fof city property SIS peracra.
IMP ROYED FARMS IN MINNESOTA TERRIFIC
RH-Neu e4tsa and near TO thriving towns. To az
ROUSE JENNINGS
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SExATE.-Mr Toonbs Of Ga, repeated bis re-
mark Of Saturday, that he wanted the British
ships taken. The resolutions are not worth the
paper they are written on.
Mr.. Hammond Of s. c., disagreed with the Sen
stor from Ga. He was not willing to be snug
gled into war by an amendment 70 an amendment.
II the British acts are belligerent let rs throw
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WIGS =! WIGS 7! WIGS !

BACHELORS WIGS AND IoUPEES surIass all
They are elegaaf. hight. easT and durable
Fitting a cham-lo turning up bshiad-no shTinfine
o. the head; iadeed. this l. the onlF Es aishueut where
these things are properly unders o and made.
21 Broadway. New York.
avzedkwsm2ol W FIsKE. ClevelSEa. Ohio, Agent.
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TRAYKLER,s REGIsTRR.

n For Gas Fixtures aAd FHfiAg-APPiy
70 Fs9y Eaasorfh & Co, los sz1 I07 SsDeror street