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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

The COMING ELECTIONS IN New HAMPSHIRE
AND C0NNECuCUT.-Th elections about to take
place in New Hampshire and Connecticut are
of more than ordinary Importance. One of
them will come off in March and the other in
April, and their significance is derived from
their bearing on the great issue which is now
before the country, and which is to be decided
by the Presidential election next fall. The
preparations for that contest, now going for
ward, and the marshalling of the forces, North
and South, East and West, will impart unusual
interest to the State elections in New England
this spring, particularly the struggle in Connec
ticut, where manufacturing movement has re-
Gently been set on foot to rebnke treason
at the North, and to vindicate the Gland Of
wooden nutmegs and steady habits" from par
ticipaton in the revolutionary designs of the
abolition party. The result will show the ex-
tent and sincerity of the sentiments proclaimed
at the Union meetings held there, or, on the
other hand, show what amount of sympathy
there is for John Brown.
II these elections should turn out adverse
to the Union and the constitution, there
will be but too much reason to ap-
prehend that New Hampshire and Connec-
ticut would vote the same way in the .Presi-
Dental struggle; and the effect would be most
disastrous upon the country, for it would thus
be demonstrated that there was no union or con-
servative sentiment in New England that was
Of any practical value to the South. The only
two Eastern States in which there is the shadow
of chance for the triumph of patriotism over
sectional fanaticism are New Hampshire and
Connecticut. They have gone wrong in the
last elections, but they may redeem their error
in the approaching conflict The triumph of
conservatism even in one Of these States-Con-
necticut, for instance-might not only be deci-
siye of the Presidential election, but have such
an influence on the Middle States as would give
tremendous popular majority in November
against the higher law. With the whole South
voting as unit, and counting 100 votes, and
with Oregon and California sure, Connec.
tcut, with New Jersey and Indiana, would be
sufficient to elect q President true to the con-
stitution, if every other Northern State should
vote on the other side The coming elections
therefore, in Connecticut and New Hampshire
are not only of great importance, intrinsically,
but for their influence on the Middle States and
their effect throughout the country at large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

E1opExxSr IN NEW BRITAIN, CoNS.-Mr J. E. Pierpont,
OF New Britain (of the Arm OF Bishop Pierpont fish
and oyster deaiers left that place Friday the Sd
for parts unknown to bis friends. On the day the
wife Of Mr. Francis Deming left that place for parts
Berlin 10 stay q day two with some friends Some
transactions between Pierpont and his wife led Mr. Dem
ming TO suspect that all not right and be went over
to Berlin in the afternoon and ascertained that his wife
had not been there. She took the noon train going
South. Mrs. Demming LEFT note for her husband say
ing 'sFareweu, Francis" Pierpont left a wife and two
children in New Haven where he formerly resided.
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AMUSEMENT THIS EVENING.

AMUSEMENT THIS EVENING.
AUADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth areel-IrALIAN OPERA
-MArfNEx At ONE o'oLocK-BARBsR or SRvILLE.
NBLOs GARDEN, observation-disclosures and Evening
COOKS ROYAL AxrMsuRASns,
BOWERY THEATRE Bowery.-IApY ov THE LAKn-
TANlNC or rHn SHREw-TAtE or BLooD-I02-TuohAs' VA
aARiEs
WINTER GARDEN, Broadway. opposite Bond street.
OtIvHR fwBr.
wALLACK,s THEATRE, Observation-Disclosures or A
Poor Youso NAN.
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE. GA Broadway-JxASIE
DEANS.
NEW BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-JAcK suxrPARp-
WEPT OF WmH- TON Wisu-JeNNY LIND.
BROADWAY BOUDoIR, IA Bsoadway.-Goop roR Evil
-IRIsH ASSURANCE YANKEn konEsrY.
THEATRE FRANCAIs. bSS Broadway.-Lz RoxAS pUS
JEuSE HOMIE rAUyRE.
BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway. After
noon and Evening-0crogooN.
BRFANrg MINsTREIs Mechanics Hall, 472 Brosd
way-BURIxsouss, sosGs, DANCES, kc.-WE Coxx yxoS
sHE HiLis.
EIBLOs SALOON. Broad~sy-aEo. CnRlsrY's MIX
In SONGS, DANCES ByRLEsaUEs ao-DouSLx BEpDEp
Roon.
Ninth STREET. one door OF Broadway.-soLoxoSs
cknrxx
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CURIOUS IDEA.-A rich mser in Auburn n. Y, has
made arrangements 70 be buried in Owasco lake. beau
ful sheet OF water Dear tia. town he has coffin
made which takes twelve yoke OF 10 draw it, He
gives man good farm for burying him 10 Is 70 take
hin TO the middle Of the lake and snk hin.
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III.
losophers.
The movement now working in New Eng
land is the same with the black republican cru
SADIE against slavery, and the results must be
the same that flow from similar teachings in
Europe, and particularly France, where these fall
lacies have the most active hold on the minds of
SO large portion Of the community The object
is social and not a political revolution; and
such revolution has but one possible path to
follow. This leads first to anarchy, in which the
ties Of society are broken, every material inte-
rest is destroyed, and, reason and religion de-
throned, are succeeded by the reign Of terror
and the worship of prostitute. as in the first
French revolution. From such state of con-
fusion and degradation men have no escape
out through despotism, where one man seizes
the scattered powers Of society and subdues
the destructive energies of error. It is to this
ieariui abyss that the teachings of Seward,
Wilson, Sumner, Wendell Phillips. Theodore
Parker, Helper and all the other apostles of their
school, are Fastening this country. The mo.
ment the dogma that all men are equal il
diverted from political to social applica-
ton, from that moment the descent to anarchy
begins. Yesterday ii was applied to the negro. :
to-day it lie applied to the cobblers of Natick.
tomorrow other social wrongs take 1t up, and
the. tide of sophistry runs its course of riot
and ruin.
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three O'Clock al cvsrs ohurst corus OF Fourth
Gd T~enty lrsi street, vi bout further colloc
kNsslks To houcAy. kovoru tor 6, JAeS <ny eide u
dausrtcr Of Francois and eossier sged ga year aud
4 months.
Tho ftends aud soeusutancas are respectfully Invited
70 sttend the funeral nom her tat. residsoce NJ
kneuA aueet this (wedneacayl aforraiu at O'Clock
ssfa-Uc AoadaJ, November 6, after q rho y az GO
we're iiinecs, who abe boro With Chr stau
Many the beloved and aectIonaa wife Of pnip saaNh
sN 81 kutmod parish ot Lurgen Ireland and IN shisr
q James tAIoeiy. q Lwgnuyc, parish f Kiieoa45e
The relatives ard friends OF TIM 'anily arc roaasoi
eteLd tho funeral from her ats residence As Uarksor
street. this "wednesday af1rnoon AZ haiti "a one
O'Clock. Tho remains vii be Inferred In Calvary Gene
terry
surIIvAs 90 Monday, Novem er 6, jaws sruvAS
aseo 81 years.
he relatives and friends OF u family ar res o,taly
invited 10 attend the funeral his Eve 'ue.tay ,e,ae
ueon ~ two O'Clock, from his resterce 2t2 Cherry
sirect
vArxsnrs -Tn Brarkiyn, on Monday, koveua,sr 6.
foesslrs puRrxA vALksru, aged ~ cars II N leIhs
ana usye
fbo reaiivee And froads or the family spec fully
invited " attend The funeral from the eel of
psrents 225 Pearl street, th. yoinests) Afternoon
one O'Clock, without further notice.
Huntington papers pease copy
wrasia1i. At Troy, on ruescay, octobar Q, of con.
sumption, which eho brc With fnr,ttutc aud resxns
ton kpo@n ools 10 those truly Christian Mise
kRMNDA WhssrII, sistc- OF Mrs Fuoi'ue Harrs for
m.riy OF this c,tg, In the 3Ib year of her ago
foue tpcw her but 70 spoke pu. Ia praise
WRIGHT in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Novannor 9, No
GLE F. osoItst II Charies q and Amelia Wright, ago.
year and III eays
The relaiycs and friends Of hs family arr respectfully
Invited " attend tire fat ea from the residence ~ tor
g'nno'ather Jsnes Johnson EOS Psh street on Thass
day aft-rbofn a.t"o o'cnok. without farther nrt'-c
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At the corresponding period last year all was
quiet politically throughout the world. France
was stated TO be arning. and war was imminent
between Spain and Morocco but neither event OK.
ercised any influence on commerce. The British
funds were two per cent higher than they are at
present-the British harvest having proved salts.
factory, and the prospects of trade bright. Money
was worth "a 8 per cent in London, and 5 a 81
here, on call. Sterling so day bills, drawn by the
leading banking houses in Wall street, were worth
ii0t R-ssy Q per cent higher than they arc at
present. The inportations Of foreign goods had
been unusually heavy throughout the season, and
the low prices ruling for bresdstuas had prevented
any export Of cereals to England. Hence the export
OF bullion had been very heavy, and still averaged
a million and half week. SO Gar as was known,
the wheat harvest In the West promised full ave.
rage, and high hopes were entertained with regard
TO and cotton with the exception OF the latter
stsple. these hopes, is known, were no. fully
realized. At ,Ae corresponding period Of is5s the
country was juAt beginning 10 recover from the
prostration Of 1867 and merchants, unaware Of the
failure Of the cereal crops OF the West, were be-
ginning TO regain courage. Money was ancom-
monty cheap. tho banks were pressing discounts on
their customers. the importations had been very
light, and exchange ruled rather low for the sea
son. As general rule stocks we're lower this time
last year than they are at present. bat State stocks
were higher, aud some Of the Western shares,
which have fallen heavily during the late panic,
wero about the saue price.
The following tables will show the movement for
ten months which have elapsed Of the current
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER T. 1860

II; Pacific HGi, o. es; New York Central. $50 q
d Erie. 81 Il Hudson River. SO 9 !; Harlem, t7E
q Is; harlem preferred. aoi Il; BEADING. eat !;
Michigan Central. s4a I; Michigan Southern and
Northern indiana III Is; do. guaranteed, al
I; Panams, l2s l24; Illinois Central. TAI 4;
Galens and Chicago. y2i q I; Cleveland and Toledo,
ISL I; Chicago and Rock Island. cot I; Chicago,
Burlington Gad Quincy. % /.
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Cosxrai-ssDEna-At the Allen street Meshodist
EpscopG parsonage, In this CITY, on Monday, Novcm
8, ~ Eev; Ibomss q osoorn, ". 2 CoksF1 70 MO
both OF the city
EYsAUD-fAwrKSCB On Tuesday, November 8 by the
Rev. stephen q Iyns, W. ErSsrp, OF Malta, 10 Axs-
ia ASs, eldest daughter Of Alex n Lawrence, Of tnis
city
Ros-wicxHls lin Manchester, VI 90 "Wednesday
October ~ By the Rev. Jesrph wlckham, AlyGSD q.
Roy, u hoodps, n T., 70 Essa, only daughter u The
cflcAtpE clcrey man.
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sinoe January ss9, sis 2Is 50 ass .sls las 10


There r. no change In tho MONEY market; there
L perhaps o little more inquiry for paper than
there was fcv days ago.
Foreign exchange Is held rather more firmly,
though rates arc unaltercd. Bankers bills are
quoted los l. and 5.iTi 80. There Is . fair
supply Of Southern bills In market, which 90 81
1919, with CITY Enforcement, and 5.2li.
Stocks are better agaln. Tho feature Of tic
market this morning was IN advance In yirginias.
which Jumped Up 70 92l bid, and closed with none
offered below o2a. This Is an advance Of n per
cent nom The loves, price Of tho last week. Mis-.
souris woro aso per cent higher, and Tcnnessees
were rmly heli 20 that tie by banks
whose circulation vas secured By those stocks IL
hcnceforth relieved. There was not q great deal
o. movement In the speculative railway stocks, bat
there vas fair demand for al that offered, and
prices closed higher than yesterday. The outside
public arc not buying freely a. yet, and tho bulk
Of tho purchases look as though they were for the
account OF the bears. But yesterday and today
he feeling was undoubtedly better. AZ the
close OF business hours the market steady, the
following being the quotations Virginia s.. s2l
/; Missouri e's, III Q 4; Tennessee 6s. s7l u
Csntcn, lTi q I; Cumberland Coal preferred, loA
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nRAYrxss, DEAFNESS
IL AT OhtK kENOyRD.
Read IL. IIMvkv.
50 WAREKr svggsS,
Nav foHH uct .. 1850
nv r,ss DocTos yos MoscuysKrG-i grns pl~aSare
IA trstyiug ~ superior ssili In re~wnx hsans
~ given bopeess by bs phv.iciAos
professors jobs ~ stsrHukp.
bAns Rsrcauo
ksw fowK. AuGuN II, $50
Dr. von Mcscozf-key uesiAd for deAfueun
fully sAirfsctqvfy MY Bearing resS,rcd coo
rnnss ,ocd and Add tessamony favor
q LAM.R
Preadrnt u the Rank ~ TIC Republic.
krw yong oct II Ixl
N. WOW NoscnusHsa-Deay sir-f am living wan-s ~
your OF % dear and
NJ hearing Eooi Yours VT,
kaBkNy RAGS.
Pr~ssd~ut ~ the Goothne virc INSURANCE CoSpsay.
ALL DhEAkE OF 1HE ktB AND aAk CuHnD Ar
bis DFFtCk
NO lm IfkTUN PbACu
nh
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC iAL.
TUESDAY, Nov. 6-5 Z.

TUESDAY, Nov. 6-5 L. NJ.
The custom tables Of the trade Of the port Of
New York for the month of October were closed
this day and we subioin our usual comparative
statemeuta.-
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CITY com N ERCIAI. REPORT,

TUESDAY,, Nov So n
AsHKs Tho market was STEADY ard prices were IN
changed. while eetes were linto1.
CoHu Tho market continued firm and sales wsro
limited
Corroy WIS sieafy, with ,cs oi sbou. 900 bales Al
cbsnRed prizes.
FLorR The market firm and la good demand ,
with sales of about 10 e0 bnls closing within the fol
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Total lorss .t9oIso $50

The following is a comparative statement Of the
exports from New York 70 foreign ports FOR the
week and since January L.
1853 1859 1890
For Tho wccs...... ss1o $40 40 Gao I 100 tas
Previously reported 81 s9saoe &c ca o5' Is676 2t7
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Trusses. Shoulder Braces, Abdsmfnnf
'''''''' -'0 Dr. aLovwR 4 raoRSx
No Ann street. under BunuT Aaseun.
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800 bbla as s. 70 81 co. Sochcrn Galr steady
with sales o. 50 500 bbls closing within tee rause %
th above qussa6soos re Hour steady, with sa,os
q small Tote az no) quotaots Crrn meal qrie,
nj dgures with limited sales Of Jersey 81 GO
. 90 50 Wheat VAS heavy and n yer, owing 70 the
ecyspon tr fregh,s The saies embraced 80 eco bushels
az 81 20 a 81 - for Chicago spring 81 Is 81 % rf
Northwestern club. 81 10 81 q for Milwaukee club 81
70 for Iowa and Canada club 81 80 for red Sss saoat 81
35 81 IS ics red wcstcrn, 81 rs 81 81 for amber do
VI 40 for MIXED westcrn, 81 a. AL 10 for fair white
ohio do and 81 So Tor choice white Michigan Corn
nrm, With saloc or rs 600 busasls Al T2s FOR Western
mixed ancat, ard at 15kc for round yslow. RE sas
srady With eaes o. $500 bushels, 1T 13c 73s fer
northern Baroy quiet and easier With ssles
Of 600 hoshes, Al T3c for and Tsc. 1te
for tanada FAST Oats fair demaua, With o.
Western and Gan ada al 3fc axe and state NJ 31sc
FREoHs Tho rates continued rrm at tho recent nd.
vance but Change ras thnly attended And eng gemon
70 thgnpd were less active than yesterday.
HAY SALES OF 200 500 bales Sere made at 800 $50.
PROVISIONS - Pork The market was steady; tbs sales
wtre limited and confined TO 100 b0s ~ tiS Cor mes
and sI4 l2k ts 81 for prime. Bocf uss ia fair
deu and with sales or 900 bbs, NJ ~ 80 - for old
coungy prime, 81 - 20 Tor Old repscsed, % rs $40
for new DO and oil FOR extra. Lard was duh =
12ko 13c for and old the lattes dgure was for
prime qu.Iity. Butter and cheese were uncbxsged.
srusEs quiet and the sAles limited ~ fow hun
drcd hhns. In lots 81 unchanged prices
WHrESY Tho martet was steady, With saica OF about
sc0 bbs NJ 22S
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tsrkRiAl. k,,I n. CORA, IREi4ArD.
This krs sRabiiued and ~eH kno~w HofAs soAdsGfes
te he non approved system A Asrs And eegAsi c51es
Ec~ps apar fov he u fsrlse Vim pv~fer Bvtpg
e vr.scsls rsbs dHos ever DAY - h.s ". 81 ctss
Tbs fmvWtA emsfbun>s AwS1t tn A1tsA
vAn H4 esls nd shovsx bsshs sivAyv rsAAy H9k
yorsors n aiaNnAAaaA a. OOTTOb eOn, ProvreeewA
yuRyw ECvwrs coLI.s9I GHRfN nuHfrr
ID rkis Ba1si ceutri ciean an svev,
peut1n paid Ne eor'cxf ~ gues As sxALiag Rorsx
fNsks abeAs hC ssA ssa< satha ~. A.
wffiLAs vJar. Prsprs,ss
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asrrsng's Patent ChaUpton Fire ana
surrhs Prod sAfs ~ broadway covncr az Murray ssssA
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CyoTmwoop uovu,

CyoTrswoop uovEr.
- RfCaxOND, VA.
ms rev Hos<l 81 ths ~ Nsin and Firth ~rec3
Just sns bed and eiessniy furnished oyen TOE
esrnoraitn ~ guests
Ise bson s'he bess IN TIE c,y. ever ssur VIA 81
made " vl~ss~ the patrons u hs koo.r
axse ssrnrs1 tho e~rvccs o. Mr. Foenlngcs Lite =
he kversst HOUSE, New tort. JOs CHRpsd nav.
81. ikwKEscs BOfxsA BROADWAY ANN xroHYH
- gir~rt New NofhAtur q acsd "a re
hyent I'D eaon ~ usrss. ksx.nt fruits ~ fsnv ~
nNHveT ~ses; sfsgl~ r. oSna " " v ". inrude s
TyRsvN IERa pRtvk nlKEsx fo TuH rvExu
pgltn hocse. WfgAdWsy, n haaslp sirest
dnrift - - SurDF tlsu Osfs 49,. els.u r6Is.
prr-p. sssnfnuts srd racdsrAle chs'rs.
4. i syAp Fr1y se.cs.
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Eor vhrcas Diseases ard Coughs, us.
Bksvr's trsb-s wis-h ara sid " Az fslNGgA PHht.
s~~se~s aud singers snoulc taye shem
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vIOTpL PAVILION m RoHAN," PARrR sgwANr
III ns-p neublte M sue 0. sivol IA frusi n the
gre . kEREi. pfopic or.-iarre ard small Apart~cnss
fnr families ssd xsssis~en. By The dAy, vs~h ~snh q
rsssnahe terms.
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rsrABlrKlIsD Sky YEARS.


EsrABLrIfsD SIKH YEARS.
81 anA SO roarih sTcs, nosshwes Corner q Bsosdvsp
sapsros rsr.os LiSrsry. Duias and Beiroon runisss
PROM Ne via and .ass sn;s % he elessn, sad erp-usv.
raseuo- ossor.,o.s, Ss~ Gsassl oI..-. H.
so.as pseseA s.A sA,ppsd . al pars Of tbs -0A
Isruar.sI 70 sgeAs rLAk,Ess
so % = sSciass, is s,e q, ssss go
Ds .'d -s e. : T. s., . :. ss s e.
sarG A1er plasssss o. the souissrp s.slss uI
"a sbrssr sOsM g. .at nsu s ~ o essss
INTO Lnessa. A. A. Addrsss sssx r..ens Hsrsiz aios
" BoasA. 81 9. .. ALLEN. AS Broadway.
T rNcoLN, BRECKIS RrDol DOUGLAS on BH.L.-
VIE. uoSs eel .sSpsd va BSnss1ss QUA sr ssss ~
me rs.i MIR ~ ,ne cAefn rKin .d!csi~ Of the for
rs, .s sssr @ ~. ..a ,
toh . 2ai hudson street. al lsAA Asesaa Dsso< 40
Bowssy
MoAAih'giiai TN s fssr n ~ ,H Mr wosLp.
% .Esvs A BvrrLx
solD 81 All anoS Dsr .ss ~, ~ - '''N
,cuuOi.s Asp FasiILss suPPLfkn VITA OoueE
y isus tea, be,s sbv The "sneresn schss insse q" So
= a ss.s S usa, s.. 40 sxrs' w51bsAs scc.
rus rBDULiasiriss OF THE s1MaLs 0orsTITu
usp ard The vAr,ou, trials 70 ~hch The snh-cs-t
so..,.r ma ,asss hal :. q ss,msss nasr md = y.
ashny ere simo- ma~csl res,e- The tone ~ ue fices
a.es bel chserune.s iempsr vhnh . no mos
vlusbe q fey inne 1rsruons Tbs propretors fec la
s,S s NJ 3. 10 .s s.s s Dc = :.
hcss The virtue. q wsh they have frequently tested se
.w ssS ali o. sh,eL ARE iessass o. msnA as s-sysy n
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W yota and ell dispaaes 81 us feat cured shhcst
srssxres e. - Hs.sse Dr sxSaAsn asT.ss
rV,n a.
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UURslARs AROUND.

is -
he ~qusn,y OF hurgisrfes sdmnrsAes every pruNert
IA sasnf enni- dwell
nss from n ips ,ntea 1he ordinary fcss ca be
fg,~ree with pe1e a. wfro skeleton w,hGt the
ssh e~i dihcuhy kurslav well Of tina and
10 shai huAdfeds dwelling hcAea ruthed
every week.
THE ROTARY LO0K
bss fses n sford tho security ON
sepicnee and dursbl ~ IL eqused ~ Other osk
sALkkSIskA RI Ira.
81 brussdwuy.
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1s0o Hieeh Fros hcoass............sot To -
~ ssxSs. * and al i .ios srees.
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Il tssse-uy your fists a NIX 10 yor vsn !, sors,.
fur bsae q 81 knpr rvSe fsIl
yics DO ron 70 win the si~s f yorr l.dy isr- -
70 Kpor, sBr b. win IN viii ~ his rrsrr~w-
hl~s Everydy buows he place northeast IL -.
600 street. and Broadway.
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Ds,1 .1ss ARA cIiss sss soy :. isia
70. 8, Is s. Is; g; .; e q. ?, o. %. -.
20, Is, 60, 81, ~, IS, IS, 0. Ga, so As, 6, 10.
Cscaias $50, fDes q ss~ss y astr...ias sasS 60,
oss SooD. ippi ! co. y iSas ssssuI
su~u coe,ry. c.s ss .o,: pn
- oos ss 10 81 io S9 -; cas- ss 10. L.
II, =, Gs, ~, 81, Is, 30, so, II, 80, ~, 81.
ossuiAs ssni frss Of cAAs& b. sdirs~s.nS
wrminsos- Dssa~arN
Royfu Havana ssosssry Woe fT.l7s.
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