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Legal Nolice.

To Robert McMurdy:
VOU ere hereby notified that there ID now ON
j Gle In the Once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, = Petition
OF Samuel B. scole., claiming Of Rufus w,lsey
the sum Of twcnty-ssven hundred dollars, and In
terest as money due on promissory note Said
petition pfsys for -the foreclosure of . certain
mortgage executed by said Wiisey TO plaintiff TO
the pay msnt OF the said nvss snd othars de-
ed JuAe - ,S56, which mortgage conveys the S-W-
Of the e. Of sec n, township IS, ran sc west,
Lee Coz towa; which said real estste you have,
or claim to have some interest. There is also on
die in said case an amendea petition, alleging .
mistake in the description OF above named property
in said mortgage, and praying correction Ut the
same.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day Of the
next term Of said district Court, commencing ut
Keokuk the fourth Monday in june, 1903,
judk snt and decree will be rendered according to
the prayer OF SAID petition, and ali your interest in
the above descrbe real estate will b. extinRuished
and your equity VI redemption foreclosed.
McC AkY BRUCE,
May II, 1859 d4w soils tor Pstitionsf.
To samuel kobb Bruce Dani.ls, b n. Walker.
Joseph Blech and tlapnsh z ndet:
F1sHkhk IL noW IN 6le IN the uehce OF the Clerk
Of The District Court II Lee County, losa, 1t
keokuk, the petition of 6eorge &. Anderson, claim-
ing IT samuel R4bb The sum UT fifteen hundred
dollars Oh promissory note executed ~ him to
Br uce Daniels and Is. X. Walker, and oy them
enlorss d TO piaintif; also the foreclosure uf .
,asr gage on properly in the city If Keok
Ven to secure said note and uthsrs held BY The
| deiendants to WHOM they were given aid petit
ton represents that Joseph Blach and H-nnah
Zirdel, executors Of the Is ate Of Louis Zindel,
nave u prior mortgage that .nl other pr. p rty
wherefore, plaintiff asks that the proceeus Of his
suit be app.ed on said prior mortgage; b also
aeks for foreclosure his IN rtxage. sale of the
proper ths cancel atoI OF h. rests Oh all the
defendants, and for neral relief. Unless yon APP
pear AID answer said petit on nr befpr. ia. 81
day If hs JUNE T. m, 1863, II said Court, judy
ment will DO rendered against you according tho
prayer OF the petition.
RANklN, MILLER ESTER,
mayfod .P.fa' Alt'ys.
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gvas,er,s safe.

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DUBLIc NOTICE is reby given that on the
i loth day of June neat will sell at puhhe saIe,
ia frunt If the banking house o. W IN. Thon pson A
Co., corner of Man and second streets, ktokak,
Iowa the following real estate, viz; Lot 10 IN
block - If Leigntons Additi TO the city Of keo-
kuk and all Of block in GLnf I'd, or Wnght's
sdiition 10 the city Ut ksokug which sale viii be
for cash.
Thi- sale il mad by virtue of Deed Of Trust
iron James r.. Bi uee and Antaineste HIS VIE 20 me
tosscur he pay n,n Of O note given ny Jamss e.
Bruc ii Y gram Pa, nt.r DAVIS n the sum Of
$2,7s7 As. On which default has ben made, and
said Deed of rust p.cvides that said ames x. aid
Antoinette Bruce shall have the right red. em
within me year from the day Of sale by pa, ing
the amount of sad note it'll 10 per cent. per
nun interest or the amount Of tue Md vrh SINH
bar in teresI Ii the bid SHAH b. fian the debt.
SAM'L E. MILLEk, 1rusles.
May .. 1854
TO II. v. Mili.r, Fdmund A May, j. ]. Halsey,
DE Aiambeft Gully:
n liEkE Is On 6ie in the Office Of the Clerk
of the District c. urt ut Ice County, Iowa 1t
ke kuk the petition OF Ii. Ito wier allie einE that
II. v. Mil .er executed to h. u Foo;e his three
promissory notes I'll 81 $50 each, aud drs wing
pcr cent interssi, pa, abe annually aud his mort
gage deed real ssis t. said notes
and interest. Said petition alleges that the other
defendants have become int OF sted IN tho
mortgage premises. Sad petition prays for =
iudgms nj, order Of saie Of the property the
tineIon Of the nerest II Oil the defesdants the
property. the execution VI deed and for general
relief Unless ynu appear and aprvsr Mid petition
before the sscond day Of the June t,rln uS5s)
of said Court, Judgment viii be rendered according
TO tbs prayer Vt ths 2 tit,on.
kAkkIN, MILLFR 4 ENSTER,
Nay 5, 161o-dlm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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July IL. 1852 dir

To Daniel ii. Grossly, James .. mat4ur, 4narlu.
Parsons AID Mar ha Ann Parsons his wife
Vuu and each of you are hereby notified hal
there Is now on file In the Office Of the Clerk
OF the District Court for Lee ounty Iowa st
heokuk, petition of Hiram Barney claiming
against al! Of you the foreclosure Of NOR tgage
executed by you the said ID. II Crosby to Charles
Mason upon the north one half of the north west
quarter OF tue south east qusrter of section twen
tf-siS, and the east one-hah II the north east
quarter Of said section twenty six all in township
xty-seven north, range SIX west, in Lee county ,
Iowa, bearing dat Of December IL, 1858 praying
Tor sale of said land TO pay the claim to secure
which II was executed aiso, claiming of you the
aid ID. IL Crosby ten hundred and seventy-six dol
isrs and sixty four cents and interest at ten per
Mt from December LIST. 1855, ss balance due for
the purchase m MY Of said land to secure which
Sid mortsaSe executed by you 10 said Oh rles Ma
son and by him ASST ned said Hiram Barney
ana tor other and further reitet and that unless
5-u appear on or before the 81 day of next teruu
OF SAID Court, to DO held September s. 1850, and
answer Their 20, Judgment will be rendered against
you as prayed in petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July III, 1879 din Plif's Atty's.
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To r. d. Lane, Margaret Thomas, John Maxwell
and John N. douglas:
V0u and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now on die IN the once Of the Clerk OF
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at keo-
kuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming OF you
the said H. b. Lane the sum Of one hundred and
sixty-fve dollars, with interest thereon from Do,
cenosr Ut, 1858. alto per cent. par annnum, =
money due on mortgage made by you TO Charles
Mason, dated June Attn, 1853 and claiming Of
each and III of you the foreclosure OF said mort
gage the same being on let No. one II in block one
hnndr Cd and ninety-sx lls6l, In the city of heo-
kuk Lee county, iowa, for the purchase money
said mortgage having been assigned by said Mason
to said Ba tney and order of publication hsv-
ing been obtained to yeu X. b. Laae un-
less yon appear and answer said petition on or
hef re the morning Of the second day of the next
term Of said District Court to commence at Keokuk
on the first Monday Of September, A. d. 1850, the
petition will be taken confessed by you and a
decree rendered in accordance with the prayer OF
said peti tion.
Ea8 NOBLE d sTRo~G,
July IL, 1882 dim Plaintiffs Att'ys.
To Arson l.. Demng, ] ames M. Shelle, and Louisa
J. Shelby hs wifi, Holiday Co., Richard 4.
Buckner John X. Allen and Elizabeth X. Alien
bis ~ife:
VoU and each of you hereby notified that
L there is now on file in the Office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court If Lee County Iowa, Mt Kee-
knk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming sgains,
q of yon the foreclosure Of mortgage upon cor
tain real estate Ia the town Of keokuk. raid coub-
ty and State, to-wt: lot four a. in block forty
eight (4sl, and claiming Of you the said A. l.
ming the sum OF SIX hundred anu twenty eight
81 iaU dollars $61S 81 1907 with interest at SIX
per cent calruiat rs payable annually, from De
cember lst, 1883, being FIR the purchase money OF
said lot Of ground on said mortgage executed by
you to Samuel Marsh, VIM. f. Lee and Edward
Deavan, Trustees, dc., and assigned to said Hiram
BARNEY and an urder of publication having been
obtained rs to you Richard A. Buckncr; Now
unless you appear and answer said petition, on
i before the morning Of the second day Of the
ne xt term of the said court, to commence at k-c-
xxx ON the first Monday of September, A. ID. 1859
udg ment aud d, ere, will be rendered against you
as prayed in said petition.
"9 NOBLE a STRONG,
July il 1889 dim Attorneys for Plaintih.
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The anon. Of the 10 franc subscriptions tha. are

/. The amorut Of the 10 franc subscriptions that are
iJeoucbie .
The capital of the routes due 10 the Subscribers on
q 80, 40 snd 10 rsncr, sho by means OF me mm,mum
Of 10 francs OF reute by the decree o the Sd
iusts ni VIII rec i've more their proportiona quota
;bsee so sums added together amount 70 1890 sooI
TIE surplus or 1888 9s7 s2o will have 70 be, NJ lar az
II h ractrsbe cisilDUet nj the rate OF franc 10 inc
marx sn org all the Other su9sci1orrs -.
Tte m.,hsmaucaI share accrupg TO each would be 17f
O4o per cent OF the sum subscribed
Bn he rules hs regulate the ledger OF the public DEBT,
M The oriocipes mid down by the ABOVE mentioned
maternal decree oeter the condition OF tho loan,
would OF permit 70 follow strict calculation.
AS n The previous ioans, the liquidation having to be
mace nv nultres 90 francs for the discoantAhle
reue by mutpes of 100 francs for the other
enty, subscribers viii receive little MORE and
Others q Little less than the nominal quota.
From All these differences disp0sable balance OF no
neat Importance will result From motives OF equity
hk this remenet ought to be assigned to tue small sub
scrLers OF TO- So $40 zoo 200 800 and $50 francs they
bepg teas, favored by tue reduction scale.
should the Emperor accept these propositions beg his
Majesty that be will degn TO invest with his APPRECIATION
the present report.
tam, with the most profound respect SIRE your Ma
jes;ys most humble, obedient and faithful subject,
Approved. P. MAGNE
NApOIEON,
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C0rOnexy' lnquests.

MELANCHOLY TRAGEDY IN MOTT STREEr-A melancholy
occurrence took place at 1872 Mott street yesterday after.
noon, in consequences Of the careless use OF rearms
appears that two brothers, Germans, named Theodore
ana Anthem Trail, were about starting for Hoboken on
cunning excursion, when Anthem ;augh up musket and
pointing carelessly at his brother, exclaimed, ~ will
shoot GU. look out" Hardly had words escaped his
hps when the ~eapoD went of with loud report taxing
elect III the neck OF the onsuspectng victim Theodore Ia
siahty fell to the floor died e moments without
uterng ~otd. % seeing what tulschef he had done
aptDob lie 10 the SIDE Of presrate brother and
for assistance, but all med aid proved OF little az
the carouo artery had been severed, and death to,k
pace before the surgeon arrived Anthem thea gave
himself up TO the police, declaring that he mad
oh shaever Of nJurng the deceased and that affair
wac purely accidental.
Coroner O'Keefe soon afterwards arrived unon tha
ground, and held inquest upon the body Of deceas
when tie jury rendered verdict Of accidental deasa
without attaching any blame to the prisoner. Toe Coro
het thereupon discharged Althon from custody at tue
same uue warning him TO be careful future and
not make play tang Of a deadly weapon The young
man or he was only twenty Od) wept bitterly AT
the misery be had caused, and declared that he could
never forgive himself for having thus taken way the li
OF iond and aicctoDae brother Deceased was aoont
eighteen years Of age The sad affair caused quite az sx
cteneht IL the peigh porD0od and much sympathy was
expressed Tor poor Anthem, well nigh distracted
with giief
Fatal ACCIDENT on SHPBOARD -Coroner Schirmer held
an inquest yesterday the New York Hospital upon the
body OF named William Webster who died from the
effects Of injuries accidentally re;eved the 18th Of
March last bale of falling upon hun while AT
work on board the steamship Jura The Jury reno cred
verdict OF accidental death.
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Police IntelifDencs.

Row AND STABBNG IN A DRINKING SAIoos-A d;sturh.
ance occurred at the drinking saloon of Maurice Heating
corner OF Centre and Walker Streets on Monday night
between the proprietor and number of young men, in
consequence OF refosa the part OF Heating 10 Sit idy
ny emo zee all MS tumbers and decanters In the
conf ic OF the leaders of the patty lanes WHINE
received severe sabre wound OF the hands Of Heating
VINO was subsequently for feIonious assault
Wpne was taken 70 the New York Hospital for medical
treatment, While his assaant sent TO the Lower Po
lice Court. SA ~"
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Board Of SUPERVISORS.

ms boaru met i8st evening, fre6i1ent dy IN the
chair.
APPLICATION FOR AN INCREASE III POLICE FORCE
The Police Commissioners communication ask
ing for Of the patrol force to fifteen hundred
Supervisor TWEED presented the solowing:-rhat the
application or the Police Commissioners for the increase
Of the force to 500 patrol be allowed provided the
EosId appoint Of the old force, without requiring
them TO rshoqush their claims for services policemen
Referred 10 the Committee on Criminal Courts.
THE APPOINTMENT THE TAX COMMISSIONERS
The Committee County Offices, TO whom vas re-
ferred the resolution of inquiry regard to the liability
Of this Board in the OF and assessments
coming from the newly appointed Board OF Tax Com
soners, sent in report stating that they doubted
the LEGALITY Of their appointment by tho Comp.ro-
Ter, and TO employ counsel 10 examine into the
subject. The report concludes by stating tina.
the committee hold that under the coassmu
ton 'he power 70 create assessors in the
county al hones and that the Court Of Appeals has
pestedy affirmed tnis well parallel cases. De
Ger the State and county organizations and
discharge Of their functions be regarded In Law the
officers OF the Corporaon that the power 70 levy taxes
mas always pen vested 10 the SUPERVISORS OF this county
aud that this poser Implies the right aud authority
sets or appofon them deac and neeparabe; that
Co porsson and the county separs ndepen
dent jurisdiction which caopot be coafouuded with
otter their original po~ers thai the assessors appoint
ed the Comptro for their authority entirely
special laws, ana their powers should declared void
under the constitution they would have no jurisdiction to
for taxes, when must be found that nowarraot Of
this B ard 10 adopt effective precauton
legal remedy for this possible result The committee
think that taxpayers who may feel agr,eved have
IN their power and right the question before tho
Courts IN their A single decision declaring
the Board OF Assessors without jurisdiction inva
date the whole body OF assessment rolls Where there
single taxpayer whose individual payments annually
the Receiver reach $50 hardly be expect
ed that Sufficient temptat and at hand 10
test be ISSUE Ordered Nv be pfinted.
After other matters referred aud otherwise dis
posed Of, the Board aoj ouIned to Tuesday next
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pcmnaed /, nc, as committee tor the completion OF pre-
pbralory arrangements
The Arcnduke Louis, Governor OF Tsrol, % making
known Emp ror's proclamation 20 The Iyrvess mas ao-
companed With tbe follow q rematks;--
people yro aud Vorsrlhsrg which the
Emperor glorious history and ass rie
the Confidence let by his Nestp That the
sors vii prove worth ber have 10 add nat
happy Ia having bean charge whh the supreme
dire country xabie Seyoeoness ss
sovereign onl, wrat the political m,
administration but in What the defence OF too
rtaDt moment he regulations csied for
EDperorR letter viii be published without DELAY and
will that IRE institution the defence OF the country re-
OF he fully assured thai the expense
will be 81 the of tina and no' OF the con
ry that the hitherto established wb respect W .
recruiting Of the will stiil suDs ana a. u Nt"f.
menis are being made fof re~sroug gsIlan n az
assisting the national ri1amen when inS slaSo ss 20
their widows and orphans ttpresent 'be ss- NV
only order that when tne
call the national out they may noos ~ ~ .s.or
standards, and with the old cry o. fna G ~ ss,v
and the country p proceed outs ieaened ey 'as enemy
The Archduks has 30 published the suoJOheo -
His Ma has Seenad by autograph eer 10 sugmen
four states b,beIto three cont eus
man he total the members ne cprlutet VIII
Consequently he period Of the cooy cauon OF os
dec,s The cbtct OF the CON
vocaiop the adsie and the prayers or eu ghtened
MEN ana patriots ward together In these days OK
didcuty dangers with which public aud socs order
thea epsd seeing Uuou OF the knperor Agn
OF Science which Majesty has degned to feel IN the
fidelity country the fSrol and the vorsrbsrg have
the that the latter viii continpe 10 man fest us
under circumstance and that
viii to the good cause and the welfare OF the
country. C6ARLEs Louis.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF NAPOLEON.
PROBABLE EFFECT OF THE WAR ON AME.
RCAN TRADE WITH GERMANY

Hamburg (May - correspondence of LONDON Post
Inc Americans have taken the alarm and fear that if
the War should be extended TO the northern part of Ger
many iheH trace with the Hanse Towns would be se.
riousiy injured There bias in consequence beer meet
rg al Bremen OF the United Salee cousuis Of H.mburg
Bremen aud Lnbeck with the we Of coming TO some
understanding On this subject far at leas5 as hat
the mail and emgrant packets between the Weser the
ne and New YORK might not be rendered liable N
-o-, ne blockade OF the northern ports Of Germany
r. 900 Y Of this movement cannot yet be ascertaiped
Int "y be expected 70 successful unless the
class belonging IN other uons; but the difficulty NAV
be sur Gouned in another way for neither the Island Of
Sand nor the port of ronnieg, TGcu h scnles~ig,
and does form any norton OF the GERMAN Conedera
ton would come within .he limits OF such blockade,
and ships might enter and leave former sfitsd
possessioD and the latter Danish seaport wthou, YET
hndrance and when there the experience Of the
last Contnep tai would be sufficient to show how trade
could he carried on from the former while the railway
communication from the latter TO ali parts Of Germany
would Eost efectuay sci at defiance every attempt that
might be made TO put stop to 1t in that way, though 1t
might conrive TO make The mole Of carrying
what more circultous.
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Superior C0urt-GeneraI Term.

Before a full Bench.
JUNE IA Vm, IL Meeks Wm II. Fan Dorn and
mgeOrder Of 25th April, 1859, affirmed, with $40 costs
10 respondent.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon Judge Moncrief
AagusuIAe alexander Clorke-The objection that
te surees offered by the deen prac Using
ueys councillors of this Court, is sustain the
es rejected.
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~, naY l. IS9-To boder OF sever per schoo I'd,
Of ne cry o. ssr Frsncsco sred Nay 1884 III q
% the provisions OF az LEGISLATURE Sats n.
Cshforpi approved syr Is 1859 hereby give oe ia
VIII receive sealed propssls 20 bs placed bsuds on d,
osoie Monday the lat day o. august 1855 for A
OF osnns 70 e orttns Of ten thousand dnxrs Om ,ac
sS cesss sso esnds y San ess coupons Nos
bs,, % ssn payable AZ th once forward
an., aepSa in com or bonds q tan orni .
1s amount teii1eteo Tor redemption Ms w1tnc mi
which deposit 40 bid viii be coastered Pruposals epsr
ne surrender Of Bar Francisco bonds WI >,
suomd TO he Snasc OF tducaoc Of this aud county
the said let day u august 1889 Pasa whose bds nav y
lccep'ed WI De noonec Tor tsith through their sforsss
asepa src so en the A day OF October fooWtp~ ss
the final surrender Of the bonds 1t this once '
WIN q Tui4INoB ASr rressuyvs
Oounterngned WE. SHERMAN,
Preatdeut Eo~rd rdr.~,tux
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RESTAURANTS.

RIO EALING HOUSE CATERERs-AN ExCEILENf
/ cbance-The proprietor 81 n well known BARRON, IN fu
street rear bycatysr having ealing courter ana sm
ting vacant oee neru Aro pstsy for ressn
Clv responsible ie need srnv W io Fpl'on tees
esrfyong culinary pufposeo-ranss
boiler, &C., &c,
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before The Recorder.

Jusy ! - here were large ma Der Of Gases on the
cflsncar cay, mum or Of which were disposed Of by
sbo proseeui. & aathorihes
On moti'p the Dstr ct Attorney VIM. Jones' indicted
for forgery he second degree was committed with
bail
Louisa johnson charged with robbery in the first de-
gree in stealing breast pin worth ST. the 18th Of May
iom Eizapeih Yaeni,ne, pleaded guilty to assaan ano
tsey she was Sect TO toe peoitentiary for year
riepry G, Best, spicy" young man fashiouaoly
dressed, but rather 4" seedy," arraigued on tRu
ora'ese q forgery The third degree having az was al
legged, forged promssory note Tor $500, with
defraud John Mer sbsn, BE tried and acquitted oo
account " vsran0e between toe proof and ndic
mt ~ The prosecuting tiicer imme3ately sent tpe
bill tecre the Graot jury have the error corrected
wh8h was done IN 8 few moments, and the
vas aud refused 10 plead in the abseese Of h
COUNSEL lbe assistant Dstrct Atto' ney plea
rot guilty 10 be entered and the prisoner remsuded M the
setncop when be said no would try INN Subsequently,
tbs Rsco STATED had engagement as O'clock 80
tna he jury were discharged, anopnis together with
nun Ger OF cases on 'be calendar, was postponed tall
wis King pleaded guilty to keeping dsorderly house
II se Fourth wAsd and on giving promise to vacate the
premises, Judgment was suspended.
Ann murphy tried and convicted Of petit larceny,
having stolen some spoons from Henry B. Melville She
was sent TO the penD for Elk months and fined $780,
Robert j. Thomas peaded guilty to forgery tue fourth
degree, In having counterfeit pro mssory for the
pay ment OF sSe7 parport ng 70 be signed by W. White
hurst Co. He procured letter out OF the Post Oice
ano On ofenng Il found the note which he egned
Thomas renamed for sentence
James Mclotyre indicted Tor highway robbery, in having
the pgh OF the 18th of May assaulted Kelly and
stolen "A AID two prom ssory notes from him. piesje
guilty 10 assault With latent 10 rob. he youpg
nsp, and as this bis dBt offence, the Court
enent with him, senong HIM only two years the State
prison.
The Grand jury came INFO Court at noon, and after pre-
sentnR BACH Of ndietments retired to resume the d
charge Of their duties.
Margaret ONeil WAS charged with grand larceny, hay
stolen 90 the 24tb OF May mantas add other property
from her employ John b. Benson, No Wooster street
valued at SIP. Her employer uterceded in her behalf
aud the prosecuting officer consented take plea OF
peiit srceny She sent TO Blackwels Island for
three moI tbs.
Jsmes Farrell was placed on trial. charged With steal
ing TWO breas,pns gold watch $50 money fross
Ms. BolaD. He having proven an excellent character
,rd the s'atemep' Of the prosecutrix sriog RALLY
from what size TO before the police justice the jury
without leaving their rendered verdict Of guilty.
The Court then adjourned.
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ODitllnIn.

JANIS MADISON JsfFtRsos, nephew OF PRECEDENT Jefsr
Ekton, Ky.
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FIRE WORKS
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u ADF1ElD.s FIRST PREMIUM OoL0RED kND
II brilliant eworks-iepet ~ Maiden lane between Nag
William street formerly "a John street. New York
Dealers and committees for public private exhibitions sup
ohe6 the most liberal terms
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