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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-24

Thousands of this new Cofce Pot have already hecn
sold, aud the demand from All paris n the Nncd Sts"b
Is rnpdly the increase Whcrrvcr introduced, Vt hus
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-24

OF heinning, ConiailNpg two hundrel and tuen
y acres strict measure. being part Of a larger
tract surveyed in the hcmc ot Lawrence Lomison
&c. seized taken in execution and to ba sod as
the property of Thomas D1umsur1net, ara tarre
tenants.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-24
AisO3

Attn came time and pIars al! that certain
lWo-story brick building, ituaLs on Shnmokin
street IN The town Of shamokin, ard lot number
twelve in block enc bundled and ntnety.ono me-
ccrding to plan Of said town, cirhtct,r Eu front
and twenty feet doep aud lot or piece OF ground
and curlIlagr nPpurteraut 10 said huilLiua.-
Toned taken in execution nud to he sold as tho
property Of Elizabeth lIolTiaon.
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ATSO

At the same time aud place, certain lot o.
ground, situate ia the town of Mount arneI, in
Mount Carmel township, Northumberland cUun-
ly, heinz lot No. !, in block No. 40, in the gene.
raj plan of said town. bounded on the north Nv
thirI street, on the south hy lot 40. =. in said
block on the east by an aIIry aud on the west by
Oak street, containing 80 feet in front and $50
feet in depth, whtrcon il erected a two story
Tram. house. Seized taken in execution aud -
he sold as the property Of David Licwe'lyn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-24

Atthe same time and place al, ;hcintcrtst share
or purPart Of Daniel Laycock, supposed to ~ tho
undivided 18th part, more or l,s>, of and in a
tain trayt Of Land, situate in Point township, Nor
thumhedlui county, bounded hy lands Of tho
heirs Of l.. Grccnough, decd. aud lands Of Pc
ter Badly and others, containing Fourteen Acres,
more or less, wherein are erected two.st5ry
frame dwelling house A frame barn, an apple or.
chard, 81. SEIZED taken in execution and to be
sol! as the progc'ty OF lillian Housed and Dan.
iul ayCock
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Lraw OF, SsATrsws.

SAenlT's Office, SunLu!y,
June Ct, IS5S,-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-24

euntGry, July 0, 1888.
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TIIIRTy-rIETB CONGRESS-
ftRsr SESSION.
senate.

WASHINGTON, April %, ISIS.
Nothing ot uterost ,rsrsred during the arst half hour
Of the session.
r,rr EAvsls CoNFrRsrcE COMMITTEES EEpRr.
A. half past twelve tho rcpor, cf the Conference Com
ntteo up whcreurcn Mr.. CRrnSpI, took the nor
lie sad that offer msfo by the conference substitute
merely equivalent brbc Of public lands To accept
the Lccompton constitution. He then went say that
the conference substitute s poor, manned imperfect
substitute for tho bill adopted by the House After defining
Housc N preference 10 tho conference substitute
ohcrct be invited tic senate impsrtay 90 npt 10 10
Justice, without rccriminscn and without sectional
fercnccs Roorrpg 70 the geographical position OF Ken
cky, no pointed Out tha, her interests pccuiuy In
taser q MAINTAINING the Jnion md OF the preservation
q cordially among ila SECTIONS. He concluded With an
eavncst appeal n all parties and sections respect the
magnificent ropol tons and destiny OF this union which
already Is ccoqnle as among tho great Powers bot will
soon De recogn ped a. hc greatest II avoid sectional
lie Senate crowded during the delivery Of Mr.
Crcndens speech, and he wss listened TO with rapt
tention
Mr. HrSrxp, (adm.) OF Va, replied in an able arsu.
Tho people of Rscsas into territorial CONDITION would
ptoluce truce Of three or four years which might
he nrroyed into permanent peare aud this distracn
question pass cut OF federal politics thereby giving tins
70 attend 70 tho great objects, moral and POLITICAL which
ldress themselves h our autrton
M CoftAwKR, Copp) Of W, made an oil fashioned
Mr. HsrK (opp Of H., discussed The merits Of the
canercucs substitute Gay that by no possibility could
Kasas into tho mon Under that substitute, exc ~
slave state ard that The substitute oilers premin IA
OF nvo nons Of acres Of land for her 10 a. ssv
stste Mr. Hale then went into severe comucnts on u
rridcrt faypg that there Exists real cqua'y OF h
slalts-trt NJ ButhaDau gave away by single dssh
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k'frrs In Troy.

rEoT, Y. y, April 81, is5S
The West Troy Exchange largo wooden building the
principal bocl in tho village, destroy ei By Gre Al an
carly hour this morning IL owned and occupied by
y II. Powell, and had been recently repaired aud en-
larged. Tho building was valued al 1900 AMI WIS ia
sured for 81 900 In tho Liverpool aud london lsslraucs
Company and 5000 in the Ecccsor COMPANY. The nr
rhurc was also insured. Tho building ajlolhng, Owned
by reter long, aso burned Loss $500 fnsured tor
5000 the Merchants Company. Phila lcphia All mo
bcardcrs at the hotel escaped IN safety The Gre was the
work Of an pccndsry About four oclocS whlo this Are
burning, another Uncovered in . row Of frame
tenement Hoosck street North scooud in
this city one destroyed aud others damaged Los
about 81 zoo Insured for $500 in tho BeeSman C,mps
nv This vse aiso act On fro,
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MARRIAGES AND DRATHa.


RlE1oc-TArrxy. On Tuesday, April IT, Of st. Marks
chui cL Fa Brooklyn b. tho Rev. s. Hassns Mr. Gas
roRSE BARroy 10 Miss ANS AUGUSTA 1AirES, daughter Of
Gas Happen, Esq
M,ASDEI1n-MooRg --Nst janice church, In this city
on TUESDAY April II, by tho Row. Mr. Ge'ssenhaner Mr..
CHARM BsAspEsrH, OF Sing sing, TO Mas EMMA A., daugh
tr az q hocre, Eq OF Fort Was angton.
Dsc-re- KEncr = On eooday, April %, by the Rev.
Ebw1d Tlsoox, TUris J.. DTcKsg Of Jamaica, L. l., TO
MIS- Ass KyrcnEx OF Northrort, r
MosRIs- RoR AT Hadd onfolo, " j., on Tuesday April
o. by Bcy Daniel Stewart, u Mr. CHAnls .. Morris,
q this ~, to Misc Rssooa BHM, oaughEer Of the laie
David Roo Esq Of Haddonfcld
s1ylEs-Hoi sks-At 81. Johns church, Brooklyn, on
Tuesday, April ~, by Rev Thomas T. Guiou, MrcHsxI
SIyixs 10 FRANCES NARY, daughter OF tho ato samuel
l. Holmes, Esq all OF Brocklyu
wIOoIsGPsnrT On Tuesday, April %, At ths rcs
depcc ct the br ics father, by tho Rev William L. John
cor OF Jamaica, BGsJGsrs wIuoys Junr OF North Hemp
toad to EiJJ daughter Of ScndsI r. Frat Of Flush
ng, Queens county j. l.
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MORE SPECIE The California steamer which
arrived yesterday added million and halfto
the thirty -four millions already in bank. This
accumulation of specie has not yet begun to tell
on any part OF the speculative world; but those
are greatly mistaken who suppose that it will
not produce it's proper consequence.
First stocks az most easily handled, and most
recklessly dealt in, must feel the effect of the
plethora; next merchandise Of oil kinds. This
latter may take year or two to START bat the
speculation will begin before then.
AS soon as thc ball l. started, everybody Will
swear they foresaw it. But il will nevertheless
take the bulk Of the community by surprise.
Only the shrewd ones perceive that this is the
time to buy property Of all kinds.
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Markets.

rHILADELrIUA STOCK BOARD.
Pm-ADHPmA, Aprl II, 1868.
ssocks advancing Pennsylvanis aves, 81 10; Read
Ing Railroad, 237S Morris Canal az Long Island Raj
road, l2n Tsuns ylvsnia Railroad, 42S.
NEW oEiE,Ss, April %, 1863
Tho sales OF cotton today wore 900 bales, at uu-
charged prices. Tie market closed very quietly. COT.
fccSaes 900 bags no nj los.c Ike; gunay bags,
IiIsc o 141c. Frtights-shipL.Sstcrs are coatcndng
for led cotton 70 Liverpool. Sterling exchange IN
altered.
koHus, Aprn %, 1868.
The salcs ~ cotton 70 Jay 200 bales a. ilxc a
ugso. for midcing Tho receipts OF sunday were 400
bales.
R,I1rxoRE, April 81, 1858.
flour quiet Wheat quiet at 81 o. 81 OF. Corn quiet
white e6c. co. whiskcy drm st 2ic. iSc- PRO
visions quiet
PHuADur1sIA, Aprl 81, 1853
Breadsturh very dull Flour dun at 81 20 81 81
Wheat very dul-salos at 81 81 13S. Corn duil-yel
low G5c Z SAC. Moss pork advanced auf held at 80.
Hams lie. Ice. lard In barrels lie whkkcy firm.
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trash to cut of, which We shall do at !he first
opportunity.
- SAFE or Fcsf sSxlLrNG-A GsEA1
49,. ABOUT NorHNG.-lt is we'll known tina,


- SAFE or Fcsf sSxlLNG-A GREAT
,s..an ABOUT NoTHING.-lt is we'll known that
'A~s.-, -~'I H.
when the government: has anything to vv.. :
gets lees for it, and when it wants to buy any
thing 1t must pay more for it, than an indi-
vidual or corporation.
When the Secretary of War sold the Fort SHELL
Ing reservation last summer for 100000, there
was hue and cry raised by parcel Of dtsap.
pointed land operators and spectators because
1t was disposed of by private sale to one indi-
vidual, who had put $4,000 worth Of improve
ments on the property. and not put up to public
auction in lots. They said that It was corrupt
transaction that the property was worth ever
50 many times a. much, and 80 forth. The
commissioners In their report at the time OK
planned the reason why they sold 1t by private
sale. They discovered that combination had
been formed to prevent the lands going higher
than government price, ST. rs an acre, or 81 so
at the utmost One of them, while travelling
from Dubuque to the fort, heard people express
ing the opinion that it should not be allowed to
sell for more than that, and 1t was commonly
predicted that it would not. The commissioners
then put price on it, such as they thought 1t
was worth, and offered 1t to Mr.. Steele, gen.
tleman who resided on it, and whom they
thought, from the improvements he made, had
the best right to the offer. After some bargain
Ing IL was sold to him for $4,000.
But, through the fundamentally of Mr..
Smith, of Illinois, committee of Congress
was procured to investigate 1t. The evidence
taken before that committee We publish to day.
II eubetantiates the account given in the
commissioners report, and at the same time
reveals good deal of the machinery by which
these operations are worked out
All the facts appear in the evidence; 1t also
appears that the sale was fairly made; that the
price was on an average better than the govern
ment usually gets for reserved lands, far better
than II realized by the sale Of other forts In the
same region; and that, though it may tasn out
a good speculation for the gentlemen who pur-
chased the land, yet 1t by no means follows that
the government has been cheated, or that there
has been any fraud or corruption in the busi.
ness.
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Who IS THE HEAD OF THE Police The
other night, at the attempted row at the Acadc-
my, the policemen Of the City Judge arrested
the disturbers of the peacc-the Recorder took
bail and discharged them-the Police Commits
sioners stood by and delivered an opinion
and the Mayors squad were hurrying to the
scene when all was over. Have we five police
distinct authorities in this devoted city!
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rvs o1.uRAt xrwspurR rvr,r-r.

WAsmNGro-, April q, 1865.
Dosrs,chcs dated 9th inst hayo been received al he
Navy department. from Captain Hudson, in commsnd Of
&c steam fr'rate Niagara. -Four hundred AMI seventy
miles &C IL, telegraph cable had been cocd IN the Niagara
and Agamcmnon each wcud carry fourteen hundred aud
SIXTY mio,. Captain Hudson writes tla no has been re-
cc,el win every courtesy and Lhs his officers aud
ere all well
large parry Of successful b!diers for mail contracts
for the Southern ani Southwestern states 10 night marched
IN pre- ssiou 10 tho Presidents ard Postma er Generals
rcsiscr e., and extended IN them the compliment OF a
scrrnade
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United stntss Supreme Court.

NAfIIF'1fON1 Nun - w
No. 90. Alfred Graham ~ al, Assisnees Of tie Calf
Railroad and Bankirg Company, Henry 5. Dasson,
Ct al sums continued for appeIccs, aud concluded
for appellants.
Va. 10 Taylor Brown W. T. N wlcy h Co. Argu
uaelt comnleIcrd Tor dofcrdauts
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Lis ps- ~ siaad lyatesuvel's) &c"
..-'''' .c.ao ss,' ,upa = sp ,cs be ~sn''
70 buy for two hn.o,. millions, does d the Alliance
pur'eet 10 VcccaUssrs Isiss. vac uGoeoisoie, pas "
eisye S s>e, vhereas ouos cen.
rr wADs, <"pp OF Otto strongly oeuscreo me Gtou
az the Conferene Commit iuu,atug % thu SCUM
terry repugL~nt to tue North He spoke Tor over
en- Icpr usIg for 100 t'ms 10 coadt muaton Of the
courre s Executive Which he characterized corrupS
hr GREEN, (opp VI MOI, rep'iod in defence Of the
Of the Executive, and sa'd that Mr. wade 10 %
scrbs csrnpt acted sIapdores Of ths Exc ,utve
he that the assertion a. Hr Crntendou mas tho
tte Lees mptco consultation 20 toe people was noS ue
M BnrsspKN tack exception 70 tho euphas6 Win
which Mr. Green used the words 'snOt tue"
Sumo verbal STARRING then epsued In Whico MI 0vc~o
kencd Mr.. Critt~cden to "Kentucky clirsbcr" phrsss
which Mr. Oitenoeu proteased himself unable 70 oom
p-eoeuc Amer q few words, In which 4r. Oteeodsu
had palpahiy tho best Of il, Mr.. Green resumed hs
spctch, dsomng that the lands wore In tho nature o.
. bribe.
~. SEWARD, (opp Of NJ Y, moved 70 adjourn
Mr. BvssR had objection II the debate would anish
70 morys~.
Mr. ssYAno said they were debating In good aith and
II the sukUA reached TO morrow night they would
o1cee, aaa tney would not He did not admit tho
right Of the majority 10 impose contracts 90 debsts
Mr. NrRsoN (adm) OF Ga called FOR vote On inc mo-
ton tn adjourn.
Tho motion was lost by yeas "a. nays "a
Mr. SEWARD then moved that the subject bo postponed
as the soec al order ill TO morrow at noon.
pro:rsced discussion folio wed upon this which ended
In tbs motion being agreed 70, when tho senate Al
journed.
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OF southern steamshi ps.

TIE ALABAMA AT SAVANNAH
sAvANSAp, April 81, 1879.
The steamship Alabama, from New YORK, arrived at
hes wharf Q. seven O'Clock this morning: all we'll.
THE THOMAS SWAMI AT sAvANsAr.
SAVANNAH, April ~, 1858.
Ths steamship Thomas Swami, from New York, arrived
at her wharf this morning.
TbE MEMPHIS AT CHARLESTON.
CsAuE sroS, April 81, 1868
The steamship Memphis arrived here this morning from
New York, alter run Of Gfty nine hours 10 wharf
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- 1ssd gpas, meath.
snr rr.y~ .r~
TIE Te'as,te s, frfnts = no ssiy arc fs,oeossuy
IVtc G. ai.t.e - fli.ss u rnu, ga teIro.sa =
tg t'csccf fr.o resfcnca Ot his Rrsnhfatner fpna
Haisse1 10 "a 4, como street
Fsgfs ~, fune-ai - y late Jc.S p,Tzss VIII t.xs
rlsct stvo c'ooes triz (wsrussdny) afternoon tru1
Csiy sty cccth C,tcTo a. Fourth e. et,y a,es
fttrs. TIE s'iy-s sld hiel Ids ,us FANNY ese vc-
lueasd ts attend without further rot'ce The renssus
all! he tSksL 10 srdsLAtod
pwor I'D Bvookiyn, on Monday April 2s, Mrs. MAnr
PlGt1, Ieiict OF Capt. VIM f1got, ayed 70 years
The or ent scqraiu.srCss ~ tie family, and thess
az her scns, Ecwaro ~ and william Pgot arc invts1
irncYa, Wednesday, Afternoon, 81 nr
ncircs yrstdepcs " the latter No l8 WsugA
by street without iurtber invitation.
Ry.iLy--Dn aonnay, April 26, Of cry Hpo'ss, AAnJv
w''e or 'srscs Rsilly, in the 'sth year Of hcv aga
Tie irieuds Of the family and those Of bis esosdes 30
Isrd respectfully itqus s1 70 attend tho FUR ess -
fWrcaesday) afternoon, at two O'Clock precisely, 6eo
her late residence. No. ia Cedar street
wrrl-un Sunday, April Is, sAxAH, wtfe q Sch wns
erfy o. Cirsinx st OTTO
woonwAKo-0 Tuesday. April 2T, Of ccasunpt,
sAsr WOODWARD aged % years, months asd ID dssA
The funeral will tuke place from tis late resioeHoes CO..
ner Of ior.1er and Ainley streets Williamsburg -
Thursday afternoon, at half past two c'ccck Tne 49,
h'es ard frsrds a the fsni invited " attend. -
remnns will DO taken to Cypress Hills for ntermsat
WoosoocxR - At Yor&ers Tuesday, April u, Mr.. -
suEI I. wooIEoCKs, IL the s5th yoar Of mia age.
For funeral rotoe eee N ncrrow's paper
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PVrmanent Reduction In Fash1onabt
custom Tailoring r. BERRY 4 COMPANY. merchant Ia
losp aid Importers o. Walker sreat New York
SPECIAL, NOTICE

Having completed arrangements abroad for the intro
dnoion all desirable novelties II generiens dress drss
the In kpgland and rrsnce throughout
esh n, enabled to matt sin well kno
qualify style Of clothing the following muense reduc
don ION cur former fises, viz -
Coas for dem toilet from
lpe quality, From. ..........,.,
Prices varying according Ia style aud make, aud ouI
usl bcrnt cree Il VIXEN req rlred
Cur show room ur- spacious and well Lighted. suit
sbc dspla Of stock which slwnys select aud
complete Ia aso ertnnailon 10 maintain he
hive the eood fortune ENJOY thereby making
be populsr resor OF the well dressed gen
ucTep a. the pr~~en, dsv Of Walker street
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Fire ~ Macon. Ca.

ArUra1t, Aprll q, 1858
Rnss & bnlis' extensive factory nj Mtcon, Ca, was
destroyed by Gre on Monday night loss heavy.
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Bosrox, April ~, 1883.
srd ram b,rs all day.
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PmLuvFui,, Arril 81, 1883.
The schooner EAchcl Jones' honcc FOR New York 25d
instant lost part Of her deck load and hal her rggns
damaged had put back for repairs.
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! h"pr'' 1880 49, .::cs'co.
..xvssss o. a.pT MAetf' yyeeo,r,as -,~xo~ =,
hostile Dsaossg CATION OF THE INDIANS rms
| kVAoR cohrKADiCrED ETC.
81. LocE, April q. 1855.
ipe hFscdn has nat roooiye ed letters from Iadopsu
den. stahs that tic Sac,a FL mall Of April arrived on
the ia Between Fort Uoou AMI tho Ark. river tho
psssy esco uttered violent storms which were ro
loved BY on So severe freeze some of tho aunsls
Il the incoming ra9s The outrsees the Indians 10
Tho southern pat Of tho Territory continued
The Santa 70 p.ers say that Captain Marcy has been
overtaken by an express from General Garland directing
him 70 stop until Vort Of four paoses coud JOIN
bin Marcy Vas accor sinsly resting tns Arksnsss
river seuss fort Tie sscost sent ia obedience
the instructions from headquarters expsessed from
Leavcowots rome weeks since.
Tho Rspas,icaW has received extra from the
ofboe OF tho Fort Saah (Arknnsas) Times which
states that twenty thousand Indians wore con
gregaled On Tho Plains with the determination
Of making a descent upoa the frontier Hoss,iItes
bad commenced In some quarters and the Alberquevque
expedition had returned In couseauecce The Times EXTRA
attributes this movement 70 Brigham Young and says 10
intended TO o the troops destined for Utah rs
tect the frontier States.
The Republican empaatcally contradots tho statement
OF the authority Of gentleman attached the overland
mail expedition, who reached here yesterday FROM u
Paso and who travelled the country said TO be &C
cuped by these Indians subsequent to tho te they
represented to have been the route without any
Iestaiion whatever.
William Giddipgs mail contractor the Southern Pacific
Railroad route had been killed by Thomas smith, In an af
fray growing out Of dispute game OF billiards
repcone had occurred between Preston Beck, Of tire
firm Of Beck & Johnston, and a named German, In
which the latter killed and the former dangerously
wounded. He lot expected 10 live Mr. Beck was
ex ensvely connected with the commercial interests Of
the Territory.
(;eoe, M " aikss's Trsnl Puss pc0od.
Nsw ORLEANS, April 28, 1863
General Walkers trial for violation Of tho neutrality
Lawn has been postponed until the fourth Monday In May
OF Walkers 0cers have beoa surrendered BY tnhr
suretise, and gona 70 prison
Navigation oa the New Yosk Canals.
ALBANY April 81, 1858
wnsr h In all the canals. Reports from all points In
drae trat the line Of the Eric Ia In potter cocdi
ton than for many years past and nothing nov sp-
pears likely TO interfere with the clearing Of boats
70 morrow.
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IO'alNIO, AptH "a Nv.
dinner was given to Charles Mackay last ugn' NJ
the Rosin House Ihsrc WAS largo attendance Of mem.
boss Of Parliament AMI others He leaves England 10
day wa Quebec
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Clothing Tho sabscrthsrs Intend, sbosaa
to the first floor Of heir prem tbs
Of broadway and 0rsud with stock Of
Goods AID in eoDncoucn they dcsc 10 s'ao that OF tho
Will feman IT cir present plase OF business
Cherry aud Ca.harrs srects whore they will continue 10
heretofore, well seiecea soout OF resh goods
like wise al ha0s VI outfits for and
travelling. Al Ads place their customers. for whom
convenient depend the beat attention To
icr and strong ocsre 70 merit lnua u
fsvorr BROOKS BROi HERS, Nos I6 and lib Cherry
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uiuuots Bouds --stO.0Oo Mason and Cas-
cpuny 1li.nce) sish, percent bonds COZ tslebx
DAVIS MAIN, 81 william street.
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rubic spd INC faculty only in country but through
ou; he world by the mos, rapid cures of hoasencs
throat bfcuch y ard ssihma place. record Warm
water Concentrations shou'd precedc briss
p.ny the sprl cation.
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Frsdcr,ek's Photo ~ sphic Temple W Art
No, rs and $50 Brosdvay. opposite Metropolitan Hoe
rhoousrhs hsnoypes, dasSsrso;ypes and Nnbre,Jpes
-. A-ul
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Chickes,na n Sons Will Wemsve their Plano
wsretcoms The LIST Of Nay he Of broadway
and Fuurth street.
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wyss -. Toupees 81, ~ { .o,e~or'-. 100
Potion stree. Brooklyn. Incrrp sreb.a IN natural appear
rnCe, slyle, gnsLiy and e,itct Il
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The Metallic Tss,-s R-yvr strip Can he
o.,lned, genuine, oil sAUkDERS store, No As,or
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Rsa'css Curs Truss, suprcrtsrs, Bsnd.gcs.
elastic stccl mrs, sc a. MARSH 90 a. No evsscy street,