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Groceries" y"

e1lk EoA" ses and
DO Sugar House Syrup, Jnst received
and for sale low for cash, by rl
80 JOS NJ. GAYLE. el
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S VII g. M AID,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
whoIcsalc Agents.

For sale by Hasseltine d. Cureton. Ian
caster &. H., and Thos. X. Magill, Curcton',
Store, : &
Jdlv l3, 1889. 22-Jy.
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'GoMPEWT4DN 'PEN TO ALL.

At THEIR LARGE AND CoMMoDIoUs BUILDING IN
THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Commanding Gu Tuesday, November is, 1859
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Philosophical and
] Classical works,
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roctical. Thcolog.
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sonic,
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Text Books for
Schools, &c. &c,
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For Persons in advanced years

who are suffering from an cwG"cbcd constitution and
ifrm .Slv, these Filters Invaluable = rcsora.
tive "f strength and yiIr and needs ouly TO bc ITiId
To H. appreciated. Aud tn mother while nursing,
these GE,"rS indispensable. ~ c,ally where tho
mother n"mrshmrnt j. inadequate 10 the demands
of the child. consequently hrr strength must yield
and here it is where good tonic, sue, ne IIos;ccr's
Stomach Rucrs Is needed :" impair, temporary strength
and vgor to the system. Ladies sluuld 10y all mean,
try this remedy f,r all cases OF debility and before 30
doing. ask your physician, who Il he j. acquainted
with the virtues Of the Bhtcrs, will recommend their
use in all eases OF weakness.
CAtTION.-Wc caution the public again,,
using any of the many limitations or Cuun-
tcrfcits, but ask for Ho>rirrTR's CrrRRArrr
STOMACH BITrrRs. and that each bottle
has the words Z" DR.. J llostcttcr's Stomach
Httcrs" blown on the side Of the bottle, and
stamped on the metallic cap covering the
cork, aud observe that our autograph sigma
tuyc is on the label
IL Prepared and sold b! H0STETTER \
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, aud sold by all
Druggists, groccrs, and dealers generally
throughout the United STATES, Canada, South
America and Germany.
COvIl a. ME- a n
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City Infeillg~nce.

CONTRACT FOR THE ROOF THU New ToMPKrNs MARKET -
Tbs question about the contract for constructing the roof
Ct the Tompkps market seems be in fair way Of
settlement II will be remembered that the Street Com.
missioner and Comptroller recently had little disagree
ious to cave the city the snug little Of 81 coo than
give the contract to the highest bidder for oversight
IN the lowest one. Yesterday bids opened by
the Street Commissioner which resulted 10 award OF
the contract TO W. Hunt, at lower the
loves. bid In the first opening.
Tnz NEW INFANB' HOME Yesterday the Street Com.
missioner opened the bids for the erection OF the
fania Home, in Lexington avenue, adjoining the Nur
sefy snd CbGs Hospital under act OF the legislature
there were eight estimates Tor the work. The lowest
BIDDER MIR. Thos. Gciarus proposing to do work
building This bid exceeds the authorized by the
Legislature nearly three thousand doll .rsa and
quently the work VIII remain in sdt quo for the
THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ACCIDENT Tho adjourned
inquest in the OF Thos Dillon who was run and
killed the Hudson River Railroad, at the OF
Iasht and HUDSON streets the 18th ins concluded
dered verdict OF Accidental DEATH, without attaching
blame to the driver conductor Ct the Dillon was
sixty ,hf years Of sge, and was native Of Ireland.
Rev. j. L. BATCH sent letter to the Church Of the Pu-
rans which under their consideration last evening
at the close Of the weekly prayer meeting. Mr. Hatch
requested the church 70 join with him in calling
council TO decide 10 the proprtetY OF he
ton from the church two weeks ago, which request
church unanimously refused to grant,
FIRE IN AVENUE About eight o'clock last night
fire occurred In the window of the ewery store Of Joha
Strulzman, No. go A, caused by the gaslisht.
Damage about SAGE. Insured in the Pacific Insurance
COmpabV
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FcIfcnni Intelligence.

ARRIVALS
Frc-s Cumberland Harbcr In the Coodell--W Her
rick, OF Philadelphia q Finder.
From eaysoreb, In the tteamrhp YloraaF Lsphsm Mrs
Fornsr. Hs Vonrisin Miss Grcsscsnd, Mas rsnts,
Mira Gesmond tSsee children end servants synaons
ls6y two children aud se,y 'ntr FRS ic Inc Mrs ysss
isty sya Mison ss paws Mss ae mon " saleraon2
Bell, Perry, ,fdy And servant, Csptsic . Ktng and
lady Nss Monroe Talbot, q kssbrrok, Mise Tanner,
Mrs sewsrd, Mrs q Ash and daughter, Miles, nrGln
Gyntcsnd, lady and son; Or rscoll and con, MS
U'lrso child an6 servsnt Prof Msle lady and child Misc
Lee Mica rnard Mis- Urrnsnd Kate O PrieD, tlich,
I D'hars, Ltmieop, basbneehes, Lichel Phier
ma. Ne9ar, Rsnyn, Bache, a Griffin AMI bro,ner
I,coh Hurse ane lady, Miss Folsom Miss Soomons
Mics D fhipl and two children, Miss Phips Mona
baE and two Children cid and lady Mrs Kelly Mrs
baden, O Frazer, 3 Parkman Mus Isns Mrs Noyes
an SON Nathan Weed. lady ana ttTee children Mrs Fou a.
snd con, Miss s,oIIs Miss s.orM; niss rrumse
r Charles ard lady, Judge 9,mand Ms, Balm; sss
MS L.wts' Gsr.cn, Mccall Y Barnett :, lSes,
.s9 saslspd esSrge Best Land,sy, y Nv isyssoa
i.er, 9 Wolf MsIon, sAvrine, yoha : ~a JOAN
Nv l'a'ses. Y s,o-rs 3 vi.csi ia Busrcric-t T {
aaipth y Novee Jas Nsere ,rd son y 4 r,'th, / l.
.tce,, = clcpv 2ymhn b-'dieconb Dovnev
a. lcs i's's.A siAsa tAe cSoesgs issei Az pSs
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The Case OF the Kidnapped Slaves In Chicn-
eu-ATTest OF Three or the Alleged Negro

from the Chicago journal, July Oil
About three weeks since three men, whose names
wsshl gon Andersen james Arce'son bi5 brother, and
Hery Scott their cousin escaped from the house Of their
matter Capt Frost Of ST. Louis, AND arrived In this city
reward OF $3.50 offered for their recspture, and
ii tempting bait induced Noyes and Smith, who bsve
just up private police detecting oce, to undertake
the diseraceful job.
Noyes soon found out tbs coloYed men, and after sorne
pariey irg engaged with them 70 30 and work on bis
father far about thirty miles from this city. His IA
tier however has such farm; but on Friday OF last
week tie ugitves clipped board second class
car, specially chartered for S5e, on the lnos Central
Rarcad and returncd At Bloody Issnd TO their owner
The alst ntstoc Of The kidnapping through prl-
waite despatch received Here Monday last that three u
ettive slaves from Chicsgo bad been landed on Bloody
Inland. opposite 81. Louis. The intelligence caused In
qury to be instituted and the friends here OF the fuS
.lves, wto lad missed them, flashed into excitement
women OF color, passenger the 81. Louis and
Cfcgo road puts the sh the story by the statement
that the men, Anderson and Scott, were well known
to her.
The coored people met the chapel corner Of Jacksca
and Clark sTeete and discussed the matter Wednesday
ovtr,ng with coeed doors. What the result Of their
action YVES We are rot informed but feel confident that
they Sll ftsnd by the officers OF tho law, vhose
beavers TO ferrc, out the eccundres they may place the
n.or' implicit reliance
To- ,rfGne,s arrested Charles L. Su,,tb deieiys
police OF the Boone and wentsorto ndtn s,rsli0o
caofti man, William Turner; white boy fgom ST. lou.e,
rgroA tbst'eg reIt-.aG, trnwn ALSO tSfty,n and
-r -fo vsr rer-n''s l9iccSyc pohou nlse-
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Political Intelligence.

BLACK REPUBLICAN PLATFORM IN NINNEsorA.-The Re-
publican State Convention Of Minnesota which held
in ST. Paul the 2o.h nst adopted PLATFORM Of which
the following about all that relates TO general political
questions Nothing s said about popular sovereignty,
squatter sovereignty Congressional intervention the
Philadelphia platterm;-
We maintain the Union Of the States the rights Of the
States and the berteS Of the people Regarding slavery
great moral and political evil, We Oppose ls extern
sion beyond tho Slater in which II already exissthe re-
opening the African slave rade-a slave code for the
Territories; and while dsclau all interference with
slavery where 1t already exists in the States demand
tie eTtBe and uncondis!onsl divorce OF the national
Cover nment from any participation in ths 're!c of bar
barisu We prescribe 10 man on account Of his fe
Whatever of the right Of naturalization by
law to enarants and all discrimination between native
sste nsnsnijon a. in Msssschuaets or fy Iess,etivs
or Con gressional action.
OPPOSITION PLATFORM IN GEoReIA--The following is the
platform Of the opposition party in Georgia. adopted in
Macon on the Goth inst.:-
That the institution Of slavery existed in the States
Of the confeder Mon prior to the adoption OF the coas
lion OF the United States; and the right mold
as properly conceded by Of the oonstn
lion and fully recognized therein cher efore slavery exists
independent Of the conssuasr and as slavery ra,ox
pizeo ard n-cncd by the constitution, which
derives all ts powers from that instrument cannot legs
late the subject OF slavery except for It's protection
where legally exists. We believe also tina. the fur
Their agitation of the subject Of slavery will tend TO no
practical good apy porton Of the country aud should
therefore, cease regarding tie principle settled both
by legislative epacsmnt Ard Judicial Interpretation, that
The people Of the Terro.ieR when they come 70 form
State contribution and at no other tia, (by 'uufeendy
legislation or o'he!wse) shsll decide tho question TO-
remee!yss We furthermore repudiste the DO rioe Of
"squa.,er sovereignty" r ell its forms, as en- nsd'ons
end ceraia rnode OF excluding the South from the
mon territory Of tie Uuiou aud stand ready to oppose
steuy ard unco prouisngY ali who advocate that doc
tripe that the Territories the propsrty OF all
States therefore, The people have the right 70 enter
upon and occupy Territory with their slaves we'll
oiher property. and are projected by the constitution
ng Of the country that Corgress has no right to
!eaea!c slavery into exclude ii from, Territory
ard that hold that the co;rne OF ron intsrveoon
with institution Of slavery 10 the Ststee Territories,
or the Dis trioi OF Columbia does NOT intended
10 conflict with the assertion OF the Of Congress to
protect the property Of the citizens OF tie States
who rosy choose settle in TIE several Teryiiories
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St. Briag.rs Church Ft.,,e and r..,,v.,

ST. 0ridget's Church P1ensc and Festival.
ne largest and most extensive Of this
so1 ''ok phce yesterday as Jones Woods the
u Inc annual picnic and festival OF the congregation Of
ST. broeeps church, Of avenue aud Ninth street.
ine chuicn enc Of the most lourshng tie east side
OF IRE city, and late improvements made TO IT, and the
ts"oiisnmento OF school and library through tho
mop'ahiy OF the present PASTOR Rev. Nj. Mooney, have
MADE quite popular, and consequently has increased
IN 'ne number Of Pensioners. Tho price OF the
excursion tickets was atty cents each, and even at
'nss rate 1t was fsi that eight thousand tickets
were toid prior to the day Of the excursion AT ten
ocoK In the forenoon there were not less than fifteen
nupdiea Pleasure rockers assembled in the WOODS,
h her by The Harlem ferry boats and the second
ana mira aV en.e rarosd and from that until
foot and in e0n n. vo
were ten ,oasnd persons present. To grssy please
tn mmeLse hrong was no easy task but that difficulty
we overcome by the tact and atea0n OF the Rev Mr..
hooasy, assisted by Committee cf Arrange
menis- -Four large qaaarle pNDds, Numbering over
grounds so az to aso~ he dsS,pss q Terpscore an
cpportupy to enjoy themselves slight fantastic
voc " on Spacious elevated platform Ii prominent
ne eadersho Of Mr. wANworth and about one hanofed
s,d nfy cou2isc were dancing to the music. On the
large plateau the rear Of the hotc there WIS another
qoaore band furnishing music for ct least two hundred
ana nty coupled The otner bands occupied prominent
place. and several private bands entertained parties
unoeT we shade OF sbc unjests elm trees.
Inc one hundred " more tables distributed 10 various
Q, sns grove we're occuped by iamy gAshesings
eoisles Of quality ihaA you'd satisfy the vereet epcare
10 addition TO tee p'eoeurAbie dance, there many
s cnss means OF amusement such a. swinging paol
sons, and ss', though cot least, donkey riding The
latter affair furnshtd fuu for thousand two who
mad the good ortane 10 get glimpse At the sport TOTS
fun was carried on In immense ring, and the donkeys
TO the purnter Of ten or dozen, were avail
able for ttcse aho wished 70 exhibit their skill In
mar In
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UbituarYs


We tsvc, says the Toronto (Csnads) 0Ios OF tho ed
ins record the death Of the Hon. GEORGE
wien took place three O'Clock yesterday morning, at
his house on Front street He was, II not misin-
formed, the Oldest resident Of Toronto He born in
New York, Of Soosh psrentsge but at the conclusion OF
the American cf pendence, bis family with 9th
es OF the United Empire loy Ass, emigrated 70 S. Jonn
New Brunswick. General 5mccs upon his appointment
to the GoverLors, Of Canads desired 70 have him
some Il these who had served With 10 The war; and
among Others Induced the Hon McG 10 take up his
residence here. Mr. AcGi was sro.her n-lar OF Mr..
Csrksbspk, aud vher no came 10 Toronto in 1895.
bfdsyb the latter with him. Nr. McGli was appointed
Recefysr General Eod Mr. Croobahank received appoint
wept s the Commssaist He 70 the cost OF Deputy
Commsssry General which Se held until the conclusion Of
the war a' 1872 when Ne rctne ed upon half pay he
csved on settling in snto th~ce hundred land
DOW owned ~ Messrs Srachan asd Fitzgerald, but still
known ~ tho Cro0kshank estate BE possessed of
large property besdes and leaves handsome fortune TO
his only surviving child, thCwHe OF Mr. Stephen howard
HIS only son died some yeaTs ago. LEE Crookesank's
name was Lambert She Was u an American family, and
has been dead many Mr. CsookstAnk derived his
ttefrom the seat wch he bold In the Legislative CUrn-
oil Of Upper Canada nce the uon he hastsxen no port
politics. and for years his familiar face and
form b&ve not been seen In streots Had he lived
anti Saturday be would have boon eighty SIC years OF
n40.
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Brooklyn City News.

THE BonsK RAILROAD ATLANTIC SrREEr.-The work
upon the horse railroad in Atlantic street Ia progressing
as fast as circumstances will allow, and is expected
that in two weeks from this time the from South
cry to Bedford will be in operation The track runs
over the tunnel from Hicks 10 Boerum street, from
which latter point the old track of the Long Island Rail
will be TO the end Of the route. The tunnel
will be closed about April Lext when ID ia expected that
the Depot of the Long Island and Jamaica Company
ut Hunters Point will be completed Steam will then be
Withdrawn from Atlantic street, the mouth Of the tunnel
ferry will closed and the street regarded at that
po order the ascent easier for tho horse
The bill steep long as the ono ia Fulton
sire H,Dry SANDS street The cars for the new
road being constructed in Wilmington, Del Eight OF
them OF completed these five 70 be drawn by
horses by horse. The cars are built
Oh principle those the other routes, but
are lighter, COMPACT and present netter appear
They do no. appear to be quite az large however,
as the the Brooklyn City Railroad II s intended
70 run sixteen OF this Conc to start from the
South ferry every five mi The fare Will be the same
ps osber routes.
TRIzE fight AT BAxIKR's Unsatisfactory forenoon
rrize Hsht off In the save yard at Baxters wharf,
between two pilot boat apprentices named "Lverpool
Thunper" and John Peck regular ring was formed,
bottle holders ard seconds appointed and the affair car
ried within the erictest rules Of the London p r.
Tho combstsnts fought twenty five rounds 10 twenty
minutes. when the faht terminated by "Lverpool
Thompc." crying pecc1vi The affair was witnessed by
about eighty persons. Where were the policeS
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New Jersey News.

UNKNOWN SUICIDE On Monday afternoon, at about ak
ocloc passenger board the weehA vixen ferry boat
Heckersack, when abort distance from weeha nkeu,
ssrted from lis seat and deliberately throw hmset
the siee railing 6 the bost, which immediately
STOPPED and every effort made to hio bus si,hout
succets, as tie never sEsin Bis dress net
tced bdl his cap Is ia the Office Of tbs company Wee
tawken, and may lead 50 hE identification.
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Married.

EYRK-sMy1uz AT Florence, Jure Is, BIZ the Rev.
Henry ONeir, chaplain Of the British Episcopal church,
kARIos IncKkRsoN EYRE ESQ.,, to ISABELLA OLIVIA, daugh'
ter Of Currell B. smythe, Esq.
Olter newspapers plesee copy.
GopFpRy-GopFRsy AT Ridgeheld, Conn, july 20, oy
TIE Rev. J. Godfrey (bo her Of the brdegroo@l, nr;
Godffey, Eq., Of RdReheld Conn. ,s.o
TRoMKrss-fAwiER AT Dobbs Ferry, August =, A.eo,
by the Rev Father Racket, THOMAS IhoAHiNs, !" INV
z. LAWYER, all OF this city.
California papers please COPY.
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Ruptrrs Cured by Marsh & Cc.T Rsdlca
sss They a:o keep st elastic s,oosngs Tor vsroos
veins srouSeZ braces Instruments toy d.
mrmites made 70 order no vAsey ssres4 Asns Hous>
Few York.
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Police Intelligence.

romeo 1nteIngences
ALLEGED GRAND LARcENlKs William Roberts was ar
rested charge Of stealing gold watch and chain,
valued at $2oc from Albert saaiasid OF the Everett
Eouse The watch was found in the possession Of the
prsore err by detective policeman Eustace Committed for
trial by Justice Connolly.
Clara Jores, tsmborine GIRL arrested for stealing
watch valued ct 500. from Abraham Cohen, Of the
Merchants Hotel the property was found concealed in
her stocking by officer Maeterson Committed for trial
Bridget Free man found herself situated in equally
,ebt place Tho prisoner wos caught carrying or coupo
Of frock coats valued at $4 from the premises of Walter
Lcey No SO East Thr:S third street. Justice Connolly
committed Bridget for Ia.
CHARGE OF PASSING ALTERED Bills Thomas Flaherty
was brought before Justice Connolly charge # passing
stered 81 bills purportipg to have been issued by tho
sussex Bapk Of Newton n j. at The store Of Henry W.
elfer No 81 Rose street One Of the wnessss, named
Ellen Anderson deposed that the prisoner gave her
,herefor. Fahery Denied that be knew the bills were
worthless, but admitted having altered them Committed
Tor tial.
James Thompson was brought before Justice Kelly on
siiar charge The accusec, Is alleged, passed worth
ess IS bill. purpctrg to be on the Manufacturer Bank
u Brooklyn, At the s.oys OF Charles L. Poole No. 37
Sixth avenue The magistrate committed the prironer
for examination.
COUNTERFEIT MONEY AFLoAr.--pat Reach undertook to
pass q counterfeit IS bill the Union Bank Of New
London Conn., at the store Of John Drake No. 2i9 Canal
street but failed most iserably r the attempt and was
led eff to prson Judge Steers committed the prisoner for
exnmna,op
ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE Philip Kampa, n Son OF st.
Crspn residing at No 22s West Foreth street. was ar.
rested for assaurg acquaintance OF his Augusta
Bappe, with knife, cuttirRiber the prisoner was
broush: before Justice Kelly who committed him for
animation.
CoRRhCnoN-In reference to the Of Patrick Good
man. who arrested charge OF larceny at the in
stance Of P Keegan Of the Bay View House,
requested 10 state that the defendant has been
full aequitssd srd aisd from al bae. Nr. Good
mar s q rot hard chafac,er but hard working man,
striving 70 live honestly and fairly.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NV York, July 20, 1859.
SrR-1n your issue Of this morning, in noticing rob
beiy from Mr. Gardner in Broadway you state that part
Of tie money Uncovered 10 grocery store IN Spruce
The subscriber being the proprietor OF the only
grocery store in Spruce street, No. 2Sx, would feel
Obliged by your irsertrg this correction, as no such
mercy discovered in bis store, has ne any know
ledge OF the party transaction whatsoever Yours So
A. MACHINERY
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Kerosene OIL.
fun supply oftha mvorits oil now be had Coaos
uyst lennA, cad tree mona All inpur!
AUST ENg, Agents, IS Pearl Street, =. Z.
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Hasehelor's Hair Dys, wigs and 1'oupees--
TIE bes world, Ill uais Gold aAd xppsd
IS She nazcufnctcry &S3 Broadway
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Hollow sy's Or

Ke.p.dy's Medical Discovery ~ We rrsntsd
scroua eryspess sal,rfeun scsd head. uoerass
sore lsss. Ior sale BY ell druggists
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Cristsdoro' Hair Dye, Wigs and SoupeesL-
lie heat orld Wholesale and retail and the dye p
yl.oli applied, at NO Asor house
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Barry q TricDphexous II the Best and Cheap
CIT article dressing ees.ying cssnins curling
tpS And rexsornT the bs ladies, try T. Sold ~ Al drug
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HolIowey's Ointment. - Neither letter,
r worm scsbicus erup.ons Of sny class sh,ud bs
ciafgure the beauty OF chdhocd whsn they
be ted without pam danger with ths mild bu. ecien.
OH tment.
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Hill, IDimitable Hair Cutter Dye SO
tents black brown. Depot No. BArcisy street Ais
cid 1889 Broadway.
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Round IINl Water euro and Hotel North
symptom smes from large cities and from the South
viii 6rd lovely and In every respect desirable summer
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TIE Besk Spring BED In Exfstepce-HOwc'
Elliptic from IS 70 S. STE Broadway Gail and zee It,
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Grover & Rsksr's Celebrated
NOlSlLksS FANNY bEWLaG MAChINEa.
AT kEDUCED PRtCBs
Temporarily at sol Sac sDWAY
Win return z96 In few days
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from $50
6l3 Broadway of Blocker street. Pho
tcgrafhs, dasuerreoy pee srd ambrotspes