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&100 REWARD.-BRANcH OFFICE, GrRAR
2lOO FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADKL-
1ith March, 1859-I ain authorized by thisIcoppany
to pay SlOo for the arrest and conviction Of the per-
son persons who, during the hit of the 7th in
stant, fred and burnt two frame dwellings that were
situated LIST street west, between Virginia ave
nue. and ID street south, and which were insured by
this company.
mar a. lms POLLARD WEIR
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TORBETT & SMITH,
~ 493 7fh ST., bet. d and E sts north
Real Estate Bougth and Sold, City Lots Dwell
ling Houses; also, Farms, Timber Lands, in MARY
city. - ~
Farms Exchanged for City Proyerty
western Lands Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
Money Loaned on Real Estate, etc.
All business promptly attended to.
purchasers will do well to give US a call.
.RsfsrsnreS.-Hon. ID. 8. Dickinson, New York: /
NJ Carlisle, Jos. II. Braelry, WIN. n. Todd, and q
T. Parker q Co., Washington. d. c. mar - SIN
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EOR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
3-story Hause south side of Pennsylvania av.,
east of 7th street, and over Harvey Il Co.'s Hard
ware Store. Apply TO CAMPBELL COYI.E, or
r. COY LIZ BRO. mar Is If
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-14
NEW TREATM ENT.
VATE
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE /! 4!

1 T the Buffalo Private Hospital Estnb-
n lished for the cure Of Syphiis, seminal Weak
ness and the Secret lnhrmities OF Youth and Matu-
rity by On. AMOS SON, Buffalo, n. y. Onlcc,
corner OF Main and quay streets, (up staiTs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INvENTIoN
An instrument for the cure of genital Debility or
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as SEM
inal Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
from fifteen days 20 two months, by the use OF this
instrument, when used conjointly with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR., AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented most important instru-
ment for the Of the above disCases has been
subjected to test by the most physelans in
London, Paris, Phi adoiphia and Rev York; IL has
been declared the only usetul instrument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure OF seminal
Weakness, or any disease of the genital organs
caused by the secret habits of youth Price Ten Dole
lars by Mail or EXprcsB.
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Additional by the Canada

LIVERPOOL, July l.
Richardson ~ Spence report weather ia
yorable for crops. Flour has declined one
shilling per sack. Sales unimportant.-
Wheat declined 2a3 cents. Corn quiet but
all qualities have declined. Provision mar
liet dull Beef heavy, with little inquiry
prices weak. Pork dull; all qualities have
slightly declined. Bacon duh and steady ;
Lard heavy, at a decline of 2s6d.
LoNpoE' july l.--Consols are quoted at
.93i6. Money market slightly stringent. =
The bullion in the Bank Of England has in-
creased e2ll 600. American securities con.
tinuc without change,
LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE MARKFr Sugar is
quiet but steady; coffee firm, and rice dull.
For tea, prices are weak.
LONDON, July l.--Breadstuf's quiet
Welsh rails and bars dull and generally un-
changed.
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ANOTHER NEW BOOKt
DIR HorApARTns oRDAT WOE

PRIVATE GUIDE TO HEA1TH-
] |. !. ! !
~ REPREskN1lNG ALL the dlneas-
g.. e 81 the geniial oigans Of the
N3l - discoveries IN ropfodl elton. The
VI - .M aniictcd should Use no fcmedics
4 AaA 4 itNl before learning 4 ON this valuable
tA. work the rupsrofity OF tie Nu-
.l,aI thor'h Parit hnd London treatment
MItIl OF private diaeaaea--both married
NflIi and single should conan ~ This
N|0.H"I Wa n book tells how TO cure the follow
tHft ing Diseases, and enlightens those
who grope In darhncssi
Gohnorrhna, elect, chordee structure, Phymo-
Biotches, sensuaiisn Seminal weakness, Nenstur-
bntiOn or seif-abuEc, Lcuroffiica uf whites, SUP
preSaion OF the Menses, Failing Of the Womb how
renness, Rheumatiam, &C. i treats On Midwifery
bortloa MisesrEsgs ssssssy Ti's is,s ha 20
distinguish pregnancy and how TO avoid II, &c.
Perfect Safeguard against Quaokory.
Fortleth edition-loo,oOO copiea sold annually.
This book sent under seal post paid, 10 All parts
o. the world, on the receipt OF 20 cents or i've cop-
DE-. Ronapnrie's GreatPrcventIvc
This simple heaithfui and, yet offeciuai prevent
I've IL beyond a comparison with anything yet die-
covered. u has been proyedby years OF experience
and in no Instance has 40 failel when applied ao-
cordlng 60 direction, Married people who do not
wish TO increa their familcn should be Ia pOBeLtg
ion OF this instrument. plrce rcduccdtO 80.
DR. Bonaparteis French Patent Male safci This
article enables those whose health or cifCumstnn-
oesn not permit an increase q family TO regulate
or limit the number OF their oisprlng without in
turing theoonatiution. III isthe only safe and sure
preventive against pregnancy aud diEeaHe. The
above article IL specially intended 20 iul this de-
sderatumi 10 isperfectly snci omeialie substance
enters into It's composition. The price Of the
French Patent Male safe one dolPr the sing one,
four dollars per half dozen, and seven dollars per
dozen.
Madame Lozier's Female Monthly Pills is safe
and reliable remedy for guppreBsiOna and all female
diseases. Ladies Bhoud not use them during pICg-
nancy, as they will produce miscarriage. PIice, one
dollar per hOX-eNtra fine fivedoiara. sent 10 any
address by mail, post free No letters VIII be an
sweredunless they contain remittance or postage
stamp.
lIordera addressedt TO Dr. J.. DoSAPAnTE, No. 1872,
Sycamore street. between Fifth and sixth streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio will be punctually attended to-
Dr. ID can be consulted upon all secret diseases He
is unquestlonaby acknOw ledged to be the cham
pion and king of Nenereal Diseases, and only Phy-
sican in the Union who has traveledon the contin-
ent Of Europe and the only Doctor VINO has visited
their celebrated HOspitala well as their medical
Institutions, and receiving their monthly reports
offers to all those who desire TO consult professions
Al person. the result Of iory years experience IN the
Hospitals of Europe and America Confidential con-
aultaton daily, from A. NJ. until 10 ?. NJ.
apri4-lydaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-14
INDICATED
Strengthening Plasters I

THESE Plasters are excellent remedies
In cases Of pain and WEAKNESS in the aide
breast or backi also rheumatic affections, coughs
asthma sprainsi bruises, and kidney spinal afec.
lions. The Arnica, Galbsnum, Pitch, Poor Manis
and Hemloek PlaslerH, are manufactured OF various
sizes, on kid or cloth and Poor Name on paper BY
s. A. GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway, Cincinnati.
and supplied 10 dealers and druREjsts on a. eood
terms q any nAHnfaotursrB In tkS bnitSd statsl
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n CURE WARRANTED.


DR. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this pecu lar oasB OF aides, and
the relief the have consequently been able rem
der their felow-creaturH sfully testified and gTate-
fully acknowledged by cOnyalcHcent patients and
others daily arriving In town, from all parts Of the
country for the express purpose only Oi contulta-
tions, while their eNertons have been crowned with
the most signal advantages yet rom what they
have experienced in enquiring into the causes Of
these Infectious complaints, rom theT most simple
condition to that of the most dangerous and inv
erate,) they have alwa senteFtailed the possibility
Ot their prevention and removal. ant likewise in
variably found that the most horrible and alignant
forms of disease could Almost invariably be Traced
TO of the following cAuseB:-lgnotance neglect,
or the i'll effects OF unskliul or improper tteatent
therefore DR.. AMOS and son have succeeded in
discovering, In the selection OF their romediea A
safe, efiectual and cautious course; emitting an
combination of remedies which bear an equivocnl
character as well as hosc whose premature or niu-
dioiouB application might be productive OF bad con-
sequences in the hands Of private individuals. In
short the iaudable end of their rcmediesi lie the leeg
ening OF great mass OF human misery by the a,ley-
iaton, relief and prevention OF those grievous af.
hletions that are In reality the foe OF life and
which, while they SO extensively surround us cali
alol Tor our skill and interference for their exter
min Ition.
COUN TRY INVALlDS.
Persons in part of the world may be success-
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of their
case, with the remittance for medicines etc.
Address br. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
HtTeetB, buffalo, Y.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &c!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
/. - No 81! Jefferson street.

at Is now settled that the LIsrNo health of AwI
men, wo.aen and children, depends on the condition
Of their BoLEsln a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-14
DAVID SCHREIAK Y

MOULD REoFEUTFULL1 SAY To
w the citizens OF Dayton and surrounding coun-
try, that his Spring and Sum stock Is now COM
pete, consisting OF all kinds of Ladies', Misses and
Chlldrens Roots Shoes, Caters, &C, with heels
without also large assortment Of Mems, Boys,
and Youths Boots, Caters, and oxford Ties,
Having purchased his stock right from the facto-
rles for cash, enables him to selas cheap, cheap
erthai any other house in this city,
ie also has q large supply OF Mems Patent LeAth-
or Boot, Cater aud oxford Tie Tops which he will
make TO order to TT the foot.
He keeps constantly emplsyed the best workmen,
and Is prepared 10 do all kinds OF Custom Work on
short notice.
All rips repaired free OF charge.
He asks a liberal share OF public patronage, and
feels conh lent that he please all who order work
Remember the Old and fayorito place, 81, Jefferson
atreet, below the market, Rpr3O
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-14
ShOcI.inr NIur.Ier.

baltimore, July 10.
A shocking murder occurred in South
Baltimore last night. Two rowdies, named
Thomas Eaton and George Burk, demanded
OF William II. Taylor, penceable citizen,
that he should go into a tavern and treat
them, MIR. Taylor refusing, was seized by
Eaton and knocked down, when Burk put
pistol to the hack Of his head and blew out
his brains. The murderer escaped, but
Eaton was arrested.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-14

Rye Ia fair demand a. 80,
Barley dull 1t 65@b7.
Oats, 4eM50.
Lard 4 ..f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-14
Grain Market.
Cincinnati Marketn.

oISoMNArr, July 10.
6l5@G.25,
Whisky 25@25l6.
Provisions buoyant, Mess Pork Sl57s;
Bacon 554@gI4
Wheat. New White I70ol %; Red LION
/ is; Prime old .22IS; New led 10
Corn active at e3@e6.
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Notice, to Citizens and Farmers,

~ AFlN1 contracted
Ii with K. ]. sREDER, OF
Philsdelphia, for one hun,
dfed barrels OF italian Ce-
ment, and also Kentucky
Cement regularly, / am
prepared TO build CisteTna
and Cement Cellars, supe-
rior to any that have been
done heretofore. Work
will be made perfectly wa.
ter-tlght aud warranted.
Repairing donein the best
manner, and at the lowest
rates.
Y Filters OF every kind put
In Cisterna, top or bottom.
Z All Ciaterns OF 40 barrels,
or over, altered free OF
2 charge.
The subscriber has had
nine yoara experience In
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New York Market.

NEw YonK, Juiy 49,
Flour advanced Ohio Ct, 3o0575 for super
State, b,B5@G.7O for extra do; b,15@6 80 Tor
common 70 good extra Western, 6,OO@6,3O.
Rye Flour at 4O0M5,75.
Wheat buoyant. New white al ,s5al ,Q5
Red Western 81 450t so.
Rye g. Barley dull.
Corn firm sts6@s7 for mixed; white s4@
50. Oats hrm at 45M5l.
Pork 6rm. Ness, sl6,05 Prime, eI2 $50.
Lard dull, l0b@ll.
Whisky duh at 21m27%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12
THE VERY LATEST.
Photographic from LOadOn TO Liverpool.

from the London Times Getty Afticls), April 3ol
This has been the fual day OF the foreign share
settlement in the Stock Exchange, and tho panic has
tnued With almost uninterrupted force. The 1uctua-
lions have sgan been extremely violent, aad prices al.
though they opened with less gloom, GaaIy almost
ns heavy as at any period ofthe week.
The new Indian loan bae declined 10 six to Eve dis
count.
AT the Bank Of England day there full demand
for money at the increased rate In the open market the
terms quite high at the bank, and the dealers
are indaposed to take long paper For biils having six
months to five and Eve and quarter per are the
oweat rates.
About $40 coo in gold half in bars, half in Russian was
taken from The bank to day for the Continent.
The rate for discount at Hamburg hes advanced from
three and half to five per cent. Metailiqles were
quoted at Vienna this morning at So, which, at the pre-
sent rate Of exchange, is equivalent TO ABOUT 49,
The demand for silver for the Continent has increased
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates
sterdam and Hamburg slightly lower The quotation
for Austrian paper almost nominal but sho wing
further u1favorabie movement
In the market this morning there was q further
advance Of 3 and the total rise has been
about Sc.
The Colonial produce markets during the week have
been greatly Influenced by the present threatening
prospects Of war; have materially advanced, while others
show considerable depression
From the London News (dty Article April 3O.1
The excitement! TO- day less ntepge than yesterday
but the sense Of exhaustion greater This was pay
day for Abe for nightly settlement and twenty three
mnbes Of the stock exchange have been declared
to meet their engagements In ALL the present settlement
has brought down forty Stock Exchange Arms
prising dty members Some of the failures TO day
important
The monthly settlement, in consols has commenced,
and as The fall, since last Thursday, cxccods five
per cent, anxiety Is natural In the sting condition of
the market the failure Of large firm is sufficient to
bring down dozen others The funds opened this day
with improved appearance at advanced prices anil
for some time comparative animation shown. After
rise a d per cent, however, influential sellers came
forward and a relapse Bet in During tho afternoon the
gloom continued TO increase, until at tho Close prices
actually half per cent worsc than a. the close
yesterday.
THE RUSSIAN TREATY.
The london Heysh says bas the best authorize TO
state that no secret treaty has been signed between
France and Russia The Russans have merely agreed 10
place $4,000 in sts.rain on the Gacian frontiers of
Austria.
TIE Ionecn Times Of this morning (30th ult says with
respect to the tao treaties c0pvcntons or engage
nce's between France and Russia wo have nothing cs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12
THE EFFECT ON THE MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL CIRCULARS FROM LONDON

AND LIVERPOOL MERCHANTS.
BARRING, BROTHERS, AND co g CIRCULAR.
LONDON, April 29--5 P NJ.
The threatening state 0. political affairs the CONT
nen has had considerable effect colonial and foreign
produce markets this week Sugar coffee and cotton
are dull and lower Breads,u hemp, rice, talloy, salt
petre and hnseed have advanced rapidly Tho Bank OF
England yesterday advanced their min!nq rate Of ds
count to ga per cent per at which rse money Is
I'd TAR demand. The stock market has been m1cn agi
taed and serious decline In prices has taken place.
Copsos leave of at SO s9t& for money, 80 89H for the
DOLLARS So e%d. American eagles, 7Gs i'd. DOuboons-
Spanish, 1Ss.; South American, 75s
tLc VafNxe news haa ereated active demand or
salere and Considerable business has been Transacted
a1vaucng rates The total quantity sold amounts 70 about
!Voo oags Tor arrival commencing at 43s. ard closing AZ
4ts FOR per cent on usual tcrns and 00 bags on the
spot and nov landing similar terms The latest quota
tons for various rcfractons 42s 1885, for ID to IL
lbs 44s Cd. 45s for 81 to 6H lbs ASS. 3D. 46s. for
5< to lbs, and Ace Cd for fne To day the market Is
Quieter.
American stocks continue wthouinauiry but there
more sellers. United States SIS new loaa o. Maryland
Sterling SIS a. Pennsylvania SIS stock 90; bonds 49,
6'.s 100 10s.
WRIGHT, JR,, AND 60. g CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, april o. 1859.
Since the 2lst nst the date Of or last circular per
Niagara, most of our produce markats have been
remely quiet, and transactions greatly crcumscribed
Apart from the Easter holidays which usually interfere
with business about this time the approaching Parlia
rations but both these are considerably agra
waited in effect by the political aspect of affairs which
bave assumed so threatening an attitude that all
hope Of war being avefted is abandoned. We may, in
deed hourly expect intelligence OF the cement OF
tolilies, end TO Formidable has become the interest 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
WEDNESDAY, May ll--6P.M.

WEDNESDAY May 1l--6PM
The reader will find in another column full acoouat
Of the terrible panic Of April % and 90 the London
Exchange-one OF the remarkable events that
occurred 10 that body appears that the 9th April
the government Of Vienna obtained, at cost is said
OF 100000, copies Of private offensive and defensive
alliances between France, Russia and Denmark. The
aetas d 'nese treates having been teegraphed Lon
don, they were not unnaturaly construed as menace
against England the three allied Powers being in fact the
leading maritime nations OF the Continent and tho pr;ue,
pal point OF tho treaties being covenant ON the part
Of Russia and Denmark TO lend their fleets to the French
in Of need. 1t was this prospect which causex
the panic EARLY tho 2sh several heavy brokers fad
ed this led to general attempt to realize on the mart
Of the solvent members Of the body in order to be pre-
pared for contingencies; and prices fell at an uppreoe
depted rate. Consols in which auctuation OF X psr
cent subject Of general comment fell four per cent in
day; tho Turkish loan fell 40 per cent the Lombarde
Ventan Railway enterprise which in the past thres
years has risen to so per cent PREMIUM fell To 80 dig.
count and speculative securities generally were unsafe
able. Every man wanted to have his means In money
to be ready for accidents; wanted to buy hence
the enormous depreciation In the general crash Aaeri
stocks suffered with other securites indeed being
obviously secure from the contingencies Of war, they
naturally selected by brokers the first assets to
realise because they the most likely and pur.
chaser. The supply, however, exceeded the demand
and priceR fell Messrs Bell Il Son quote On the Doth =
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sr-s, cs II. s.r.sr. IA, Ts..s,
inru "p,'r''''oa T1 IT,. S 49, :t.,,.G;-
TOEspaY. OFT l.
S'''nd tine IL III RIVALS.
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To conclude with 4c ,gp Il. - I Es,1e :;
&c which M Sloan, M Foyd M Moor ~. Lever. ",
siosn, MS Yours, and Ms. heII.ite -tl appen
~ e.,qn.aes, q r. 70 '''
IVA o'''' '''- Tax tosD TO atIN.
It val be '''e' 70 Mo 'sI tJ'G WEDNESDAY
viii Be rvvre IL tie , ,.o:. e. ~ w. cS zee,
A new pl,y. If INTEREST. FlN al HISTORY. wiz
entirely pew sppcttmen,', is in ae'i'e eIcPsi. ion
THEATkE FRA aS'( 80. S: IS B'oad"'y.-
pEBuTs ~ Hh IA coxp 5iSS5i 'Fa.scnsE.
Sars Ia oiT-ctcu O. M rs u oAbh'
Ter Repressrtstiou oe
PAR DROlT Dr. COhQCtTt.
c. n1es II sces d1 TbestTe Fra-Cns
Mre. FRO MsHI,ttU Itiz-e-. T.o: Apbor,r M-s'ans'
Acolph- Let Al L. R.r-ct 4. Darcy. AL'oce,t-
TAHBOUR BLATANT
lone par Mile. A. Dairy, l.. hs,slh q Mas Icsne;
o. Lceros heu;e, rnsiI' N qcs';
Le BpIesg de- caor ou7sI: ei cs f>s "a rsia
iusquh beures.
EAlR OF THE AMI RICAN INSTITUTE
Il now OPEN AT PALACE GtRtEN,
pnonsooLocK A cNf II "a ID f 2 X ''''''
Ip tie MAIN HALL under "a, GREAT TENT. scd n the
MACHINE ARCADE may be every dag al rseo.s
choice articles Of irTeLtye genius ato say;rs ms hneI 10
every department Of poustj for sLd oroaet isr ;Lg
eeIi Stem ED,ues al representing Iv Jap ovenrbt' ara
In, sous Csloiic r. gire. .xcGs,yeiy win -e sr
THE HORTICULTURAL DEPARIatNF
Coptairs ncf ysrenc-C -
FkIITs, FLOWERS and VEGETABLES
During the evening eXpriuers viii o. rs1e wi'h ~ lcas
and Gsdirers apparatus foJ ins'sntsc-Gsy snns tie To
il to- ain s.lfCL e-r.rC.ty.
FAWKEsS STEAM Pillow.
Which pows in IL minutes. whea PREMIUM 4
III SO gold n.d.i - -uItr awarded by 20 : y
Agricultural Sci Chicago inci, may be ',vl tnct0n
from 10 70 L. and 2 70 Cclook
It, every trend Of riran sfy cor~ "lh rs tiJ
20 profit b. ibis splendid tThiti.ioI
DODWORTbs BAND viii peifoTr1 -Sery sss;i.s.
ADMISSION, Is cen
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,ENIRAL PARK ORDINANCES.-The Baard


~ of CeEissoIe,s II t- Contra PARK g. ordGc ol's
No ,n, a.. travel on par q he Cea,r, r.'t .tsp
nile. huf P-rs.s h,rtet.1 sea- :rsyes oa 'ee
ride" ore1-'-Sisa roa rate esceeairs nh ui'e' PEE
No vs.ic- shall . permitted os n. RIDE" equestrian
rcd tie beng devoted sNcllsvsiy g egcestn.a &c
tie c=na. Par et.p .poa tue Dfss, AZ o,es curiss
snt ra9syrr'e raj. 81 u7cz szeh Psces srs sp7opse
n .a = yhi sha b PERMITTED &c s,a4 up7nth Drvs
c, oA'ii,s- a. 0, - Cr-, Pa q a1y p't asie = -
't,- aay pss- P0r =, Csu-rA PAX 'ohcs O. n' P'''s-
Nc a.cs.e7 -c,A cs,:- a,he- vstl. ''f III. ,s,u
afoa az "a e ne C--a P.-s o he purpose efisos
n sry pisrtse- 'scus IA hose elr>- : ne fAf
BY said rs'-isce G. sehi-l- .
p pro- sasi eaP's 50 sre ot ta-E ..s Pc 'he
Ceu.a Pax ,vc~pt prJvsy ices..: by 10 al Of Con
o- -, q the C1al Pas 70, sia say h,ska. Peiilas
BE- .d'u a o. :ts Cet:-al Pas
Nc o-is cA.t d,ay ~az5, tlcs . o,hs- vehs c.-ry
Ig ac@-s r 3D. o; I-r st'r G '9.-J
Used ~ ae c.--ss, ri goods .--hs-s>e hs
.rtc, .ha b ou4i 10 sa-.r say 2a. Of .as Cec. PARK
No hsa,-s.t sb.ve iasas - t,,ss- g-srs sh,. se
svs1 :ar Cea,; PAX wheret, tsssh u &c peace LA
r. p-r.c-s .h,- y allowed = ter so.u.. e, pay
ga. o: e. airy ;ib iasr-er g saH;e ~
szy ot.ceuv Ijecst whatever the Ceatr. Park
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