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SiRnifoant Facts.

y
One Of the Delegates at large from
l4ouisiana to the Democratic Convention
about to meet at uharlcston is the unly
son Of the lust Wing President, elected
by the people Gen. Zachary Taylor.
The only son oftLe great Wig Lead
Ter, who has ever been IN public life. waa
q Democratic Representative FROM bis
fathers old District in the Congress- before
the last.
The only son of the Great Expoundct
o. the Constitution, and Defender Of the
Wing construction Of that instrument, is
. working and active member Of tie Dem
oeratic Party in Collaboration MassacLu.
setts. 81 Z Nj
The only Cabinet 0ficera Of the last
two Wing Administrations, now 10 Con
gress. are Tom Corwin, q Black Republl'
eau Representative, aud Judge Cdllamer,
Black Republican Senator.
The only other member Of either Of
those Cabinets, who has recently evinced
ID public any interest in politics is Reverdy
Johnson, who is now a Democrat.
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ngr A very pretty piece in French has
been handed us, entitled Souvenir Of Big
Cyxk,n and dedicated to Miss MARrHA Ann
Fusr, of our Parish---who was formerly
student Of e. BERrE Sr. ANeE, the author,
who ia now Prof 10 the State Seminary, Of
the Chair Of Modern Languages.
The words have been set to music BY
our fellow-townsman, Prof. DOLL, and ia
for sale 1t JosSea M'Evoy's Jewelry Store,
Second ssseet, opposite Court House.
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Dscorum in Church.


We believe the people of Alexandria
are not wanting in that self-respect and
public propriety that mark the enlightened
and refined community. And further,
that this appreciatiye sense of decorum is
carried into our Sabbath congregations
and there controls the disposition to rest.
lessness aud leaving Church. Entertain.
ing such "a opinion, we charitably infer
necessity whenever person is seen to
get up and walk out Of Church during
service; yet we are constrained to admit
that recently these cases Of necessity
have been disturbingly frequent. Il one
doesn't intend TO remain and witness the
conclusion of the services he should stay
away.
There are few more unerring marks o.
bad breeding than this reprehensible
habit Of disturbing the congregation and
the Minister.
sS~ Sec some important Acts Of the
LEGISLATURE on the outside.
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say- The Rev. DR.. HowAsD, Pastor Of

par The Rev. DR.. HowAaD, Pastor Of .
Baptist Church in New Orleans, whose
mother died ia this place some weeks ago,
delivered in the Methodist pulpit Of this
place on last Sunday one Of the most
beautiful discouraes It has ever been oar
good fortune to hear. II was doubtless
intended as Funeral Sermon upon his
pious mother.
The text was from Proura; ais. Chap.
2sth KfrN.
/ Her children arise up, and call her blessed
Acopy has been solicited and promised
for Publication we are Informed it will
appear in pamphlet form, and we take
this occasion TO bespeak forit . careful
perusal 10 every family circle.
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na- The Coroner held an inquest last
evening over tue body Of an Irish laborer
found dead ia the back yard Of the Rap
ides Exchange, kept BY 2. Marum.
No marks Of violence being found on
Ills person, pos. MoytsH examination BY Dr..
Price, and the testimony OF witnesses in.
dnced the verdict IT death from habitaal
intn1icatiou.
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Notice of Election

4 n electios viii 10 held q Tie coass Hossle. n
"a tie texn q Alsxandfs, % NenAly, III itsk
dayo April, fof the purpose Of elsAtinf / jsssiae
" the Peacs for tho Ns5sadis wstd, II tll 10
vacancy oecasionsd By The rssitpasion st 8. J.
Hatchips, Esq
I The commissisnen Win ~ that said 1aetca &
held according tolaw, aud shsi uesstp.ps =
made " thu hsriE Of IN resplf q ths gans
spM @. BAILLIo, ?. RI.
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ICE! IcEn ICE !a

THE xlsxsndAa Its Depot ss the Alsxsadria
4 Ice Houss Hotel isnow flled With IN aurle
supply Of this ~ p!ss ultra luxpty; and shs
proprietor d prepared 20 fasnish Il 80 1tsan
boats, Asrchanis, families = Planters, 4 say
quantity Whether b. the pound Or ton.
April 1, '60-tf u. r. ARIAlL.
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ag~ The Central Station Of GRAY 4
RosrxraAL has recently received another
large addition to It's already full to over
flowing shelves--and they invite their
friends and TIE public to an examination
sf their stock. Read their new adver'
tisement. 3es
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Catholic Church Of st. Francis
Z Xavier.

Eg- We are requested to inform the members
Of she CATHOLIC CHuRcH or ST. FRANCIS 4AyiER,
that tie Pews in said Church will be sold on Easter
Hunaay, that icing the 9th day Of April. We are
also requested tosssate that no Pew viii be consid-
cred q aold unless the purchaser comes forward
and pays ,hs amount bid or gives bis due blu Tor
the sane.
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Notice.

csg- The Pewsin ST. JAMES CHURCH, Alex.
sndris. will be let on Easter Monday, April Obj,
between the hours of IL and Q O'Clock.
A puuctuai attendance on the part Of those 10.
tsrssted Is requested. 6sa s.
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rA- The Campte Times, Of 2Sth nit,
states that Mr.. Keith being outhuntiug
with bis brother was mistaken in the
bushes for : turkey. fred upon and
killed.
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RD- There will be an election for JUS
tics OF the Peace for Alxandsia and
Piaissncs Ward on Monday 18th inst.
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eTNajor Hgsay B, KELLY, formerly OF
this place, now Of the o. S. Army paid
his old friends 10 Alexandria . flying visit
last week His Regiment has been sta
Toned in Utah for 8 years.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-04

sy- The Grand Duke passed up on
Mauday and has our thanks for files Of
late city papers.
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ny It will be seen that the sale OF
land Of Briggs' Estate has been changed
SO az TO take place at 0heneyville on 9th
Day.
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z .CALEOuN'S uEEAM.n

= 80 x
An absard story With the above caption
has been shoughticssly inse rted ~ seversi
respectable Southern papers. 4 secrns 20
have been concocted by some water brain
ed Federalist many years ago and ~ GOV
j republisaed es alebnke to the defenders
| OF State Rights. It represents Caihoai as
! giving the story OF dream IN which be
thought nc was visited ny the ghost OF
! Washington, with details too Ridiculous
to recapitnlate. The whole - pre!aced
with these words:
IA correspondent Of the Mississippi Wing has
from Va anonymous pa1pals' ~ assosa. !.
sectional agitation which preesdea Tie adoption of
tue COMPROMISE measures q lsa y &. = -
for the dissolution Of sbe Union When late 1t night
beng yery marn % anu usu
III
Drawing up = pau LOT snc u'ssolusiou
( q TUG Union slease'' .osse'' 'no' :
unjust liDel was nese1 I'sn'ieu oalnouu
never ule" auy pan ~ ene u,'so'us'on
OF tue oh'ons aie nsses '"Do,sa ~ u0A
result ne neve1 ues'leu wy. NV,
menu s IN ms "hote ii1c' iheio - hos :
sentence Whlcn ne ever Wro'e Of spoks
thas snaica'es any sucn u',s'fe = pufposc'
friend the vTn;on has ever naa-we mean.
! con,sa lthat n,;on which i based on
~ s,,,no,,ea 10 tho Fedora, comrae,t
,b;.h ca,s;ats &c nntral stinnlat;ona aud
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sitIaAp9Hu iiAc LID. tiicct OSctJ HiSutoAou
upon State Rights With repelIing hlow !;
like him sieze the substance Of pyliticaI
truths and avoid being led astray BY theis
shadows love the national fame as be
loved il, and cherish the rights reserved
to tue States and the people ashe cher
Iished them and the UDion will be secure
/ ard the Constitution along with it"
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\ j ! b,ld,v t,ntbf,,l and candid n the
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4 fa,hers made 81 Il Is meanlv unjust 10
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~ Uncle JoHs ByEux has lot Of
peculiar cotton seed for sale. See his
advertisement.
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Dsr Remember Prof. DoLL's Concert on
18th inst.
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~ Tho Eagle Of 24th ult, published
at Mansfield, DeSoto parish, contains the
sad news Of the accidental killing Of 2
yourg Mr. T. j. Cunningham.
Being out hunting with aome friends,
! he was 1T distance mistaken for deer
and fred upon, one slot taking effect
above the right eye, and passing into Zoe
brain produced almost instantaneous
death.
The same paper gives the particulars
Of The Sherif, T. .. Willims, being dan
gerously wounded while il the discharge
Of his dnty.
/ The Grand Jnry had found an indict
iment against one Bar6ed-the Sheriff
With : warrant and several gentlemen
Was proceeding tosthe house Of Mr.. 3. 70
/ the purpose ofarresting him. Bar6eld, witt
4 two shot guns. met them before the.
4 reached the house, and when within abou
!, 20 steps Of the company, fred upo1 tn
Sheriff putting 8 or 10 buck shot int
This thighs and abdomen.
1 The accused was srrested during th
4 evening after having been fred at 8 time
I without injury. t vas thought the She
liG xpnld recover.
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20 Notice TO Advertisera. -yDa
NATIONAL DEhocRAgic
REaIDssr CoxairrEE RooNs,
Nc. g Al St. Washington, D. q. j

MEMBERS OF TIE GehAlTTEE.
9. l. vALLANDIGHAM, of Ohio, chairmaa. Z
NILES TAYLOR Of Louisians
THoNAas gCcoCE, of Virginia,
WILLIAM q. ENGLISH, Of Indiana.
WILLIAM BARKS9ALE, of Mississippi.
WILLIAM BIGLER, Of Pennsylvania.
JOHN A. LOGAN, OF Illinois.
JOHN C0CHRANE, of New York.
II. W. CLUSKEY, Secretary Of Committed
Rooms of the Committe, No. 8 ~ street, near
she City Hall. Ali Communications should Be
addressed TO the
Hon. G. L. yALLANpIGHAM, u. C., q
Chairman National Democratic Resident Com
s,;ssss, Warrington, D. C. '9 ~ s.
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~ Next week viii appear = review OF
the action IF i majority Of tho Town An
il bordering The Incarceration Of
slaves when no specific charge 10 pre-
ferrea against them save that the servant
house be not situate Gu the same premises
where the owner resides.
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where the owner resides.

neA- Prot. Strotber has delivered two
lectures upon Philology, in which he nd
vocates radical changes 10 the established
systea, If English Grammar, and proposes
to call things by right names. For n.
stance lie discards thetern " proposition
aud calls those little words " relatives"
sincs their purpose is to show the relation
between Other words Uonjuncsiorss are
called s Conjunctiyes z because they are
not connections but the means ofconnec-
ton. " Adjectiyes' are called s escrip-
Etiyesp as being i term indicating to the
student their true Office. lenses are re-
Iduced to three, present, past and future
And husthroughout the whole list there
| Is laudable effort to discard and simph-
lfy the macy artificial arbitrary terms 70 9
few PRACTICAL and ineligible definitions,
His system, stripped Us il is oftbe many
perplexing form and meaningless de6ni-
tiops, that bewilder and disgust the young
student, ii simply practical stenograph-
ic method Of getting At once the prsne.ples
Of English Grammar.
Asa speaker, the Prof, labors under
peculiar disadvantages being wcak and
tame III bis delivery the lecture is dives.
| ted Of that attraction that captiyates and
interests the auditor. His words how
lever are eptly selected and singnlarly
Inappropriate, the speaker aiming not 80
/ much to charm the audience, IS to con
vince the reason.
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nSr See some important Acts Of the
LEGISLATURE on the outside.
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An express has just arrived from the
city Of Mexico, with dates to the 18th
inst. which brings intelligence, that on
the receipt Of tie news Of the taking Of
Marin by the Q. S. s. Saratoga, Miramon
sent to the capital Immediately, ordering
Corona to issue decree to coD6scate the
property Of all Americans and order them
out Of the country. This act Of sweeping
barbarism requires no comment, and
leave it for the American public and oul
Government to digest,
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ISL OF LETTERS r.n.Iuiur !, n

u Post Office Il Aexandria, L., Apri, Ii. 1850
which, if not taken out bstoie tbs lss " Jniy, Vii
be sent 70 Washington. D. q, q dead lsessta
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Jla Pubhsbed:
DHILIP BLANDF0RD;
Or,
HOW TO WIN A SWEETHEART.
By J. r. SMITH, esq,
Author Of Mnne Gray" Gus Howard" MIy MoyDe" Sc
Price 50 cents.
Published and for sale, by
DICK FITZGERALD, No. Is Ann-st
ALSO for sale BY al Booksellers.
FLORENCE'S SONG BOOK.
CONTAINING
TIE ORIGINAL MELODIES
Of those
DISTINGUISHED DsLrSEAroRs
IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GIRL
Tog with great variety Of other and popular
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SONGS.
Price 10 cents
Sent address In the United States free Of Postage Send
Cash Ordeis to DICK FITZGERALD,
No. IL Ann-st, ". Y
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BRUSHES Of every description for sale at The
- lowest factory prices ct No. af9 Pearist, HxPes
Buildinfl Painter dealers kc, win Cad rood BkUsHkS
fessonstbe prices st No. s7s Pssyast JOHN X AOPPEL
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Amusemleuts.
PARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT EASTERN, AH0Y
BARNUM STILL IN THE FIELD

BAkNTM SILL IN fHE FIELD
BETTER BILL OF AZ &ffRscrloNs fHs" THAN EVER
coMBNATrooSSV on y WoSDERs st .na NOVELTIES
SzsT T1 ssB4 sEB TIE fFAss sEE
g. S 'a'ss: ss Ssi' s s :s..i;s' s ''d
aSSS iii' eHs$
The m.: sass .as Born
rs Sssbss e..
srAE6 sa e oss. Ss BIZ '~n
RED sNAPPERs, and an Autograph Letter
ss e sssadE, f Is ssSR lSJSsD1s * sEE 1sF
MONSTER sNAKEsi HAPPY LAMiLYf
LIGHTNiNG CALCTIArRl 800 NAIioNL PoRTRAITsi
20 CENTS to SC, WonDs s9S ass5 MSsTREr sESMpRTss late
in t. oos11 .ss % bh h
20 'f = sfIEsDiD sfsii hIiaE FEEsS%ssscEs
AfrkhS9Ss md 5000 ctRIdsTso tfd nxFH!so ' o'clock
From every part ofthe word-ALL, ALL, ALL,
r. 5sts n ,gs sEgH
Children under ten years. Is cents.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Jas. NJ NizOn.. Lessee and Manager.
EQUESTRIAN MATINEE,
THIS "wednesday AFTERN6oN, ss O'Clock,
s's$s sSHsS hSy1|$# u s'sSgs
NO DlAlSsEIon AL GnG e srHEss AITsA'rIoSs.
ENTIRE BAILEY SfasssEg SSssts asn0sArc AND
FORTY FIRST GIsss !nisssPs PERFORMERS,
Independent of
THE HAsLcSsa yHaEs RoBIssoA 9Ah hASLoSs'
HERR 'HAh5gSSsg gzsyL.sbbo. boss a,,,ovIs. DeVhss.
DARING Rsb sbtas1st rrArs
prkfohHfGE Wl 9li'piaIsh MaffsfEs ihs;f
Family Circle, entrance on Crosby-st......ss e cent.
Psrquet and Dress Circle. cents
Private IS and 81
WINTER 4 GARDEN; s1d11 a., A.,
win appear IN two fayonte pantomlmes,
stefuy sensible Of the Kindness which has sathsr,d
aud friends, they beg respectfully to announce that this
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
IN Anees and the last opportunity q meeting those 70 whom
and untirs support During this engagement they viii
deayor far possible to appear IN each and al Of those
THE WONDERFUL RAVELS
and the public Of NewYork There will, consequently, be
change OF performance every evening.
THIS EVENING "Wednesday Aug 1,
JEANNETTE
,.,. ~-.. JEANN0T.
GABRIEL. .Jesunot
A!sisd b. Me Topioa Maliias,a Gslns e.
Lehmanr A. Lehman, Niles Leonne. Cape and Frances.
TYROLEAN DIVER1ISSEMENT,
BY Miss Frances Paul Brilliant and the Corps dc Ballet
After which, the roaring comic psntoulinie. entited
THE CO0PERS,
In which Francois viii sustain the great comic character Of
frney.
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WAND MoLsAy, AssiioaetJ.
DY FIELD ~ MCLEAN.

I'D OFyIcB No. 8 9PISs-sT., Ns1- IoEE<
IMPORTANT SALE or COPPER ALCOHOL AND C5h
PHENE STILLS, STE AN ENGINE, BOILERS
VACUUM PUMPS, &C.
FIELD MCLEAN VIII sell on premises CT tho NAebAU
LiNsEED OIL MILLS Fn;nanst, Bio0tyu, Sss below she
Fulton Ferry on WEDNESDAY A1gost 10 % O'clock. al
the extensive APPARATUS and MACHI2Enf formerly nsed
by Messrs Tspsco; fcI the msrsaetars OF M2ee s1 C.
phens viz: Une splendid Copper Caphsne sel of so sa
ions capacity with Copper Worms Inside 70 an oy s. sin
large Coi of Copper Worn tr Ddsnsrs and vscus amp
large Copper cOh,l s Of ~soat 9cy saas S.ps e,en
SANE by steam and Copper couuns y make hsspsSof AGO
hol Steam Enyns o. sbeut Sao.e g9|s,, Gih .ss
and three Cylinder Boilers 81 feet long and ee N 2nees
The Stills all manufactured by ote q tas best esgps
few yeas since and pehec. aud In good working cf5er
Further particulars oe obtsnsd and ., order p s,smn
the property upon application he Al on 70 hsp
2. r. GW' C. FOWLER, No. IA Rrcntst Nsv-Yoh
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Announcement Extra.
MIND AND BODY.

Phyolosy reveals intimate connection the mind
and body, and shows that without sound and healthy
ssdy me @nS Sesi. s1o ~ fUb pb M nd aS
absolute PlsthGr has come upon y we nov P59PHss tG a.
Hesh heir TO We have issued during our Publishing Lte not
sansissd into other Lausuages and their way
dId Of thousands Of readers In every portion Of the hae
Having been largely instrumental in disseminating valuable
e. Is not without slight feeling Of regret
don our calling another and should hestate In doing
and that the body with muorm n6ruitss, needs At
tending to- ESPECIALLY this land Of fast vers s well SO the
few years gentleman Of Boston an inysid was tray.
elpe N ea1cb of besh in Peru the beautiful land Of the
in.ss the country Of nes and minerals During he stsy ne
sp- weeks in convent in the Interior while there ne
own ,otnee res,ostion 70 health Grateful
which had enabled bn to live sound again. he extended
ttsfa U.s. IN al the Hospitals aud by ali the Medical Men Of
PeIs ne Of the Medicine ;o SGdera that ne e
esID.y and have sbOred Increasingly O ts Introduction
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
PRoTEcTEb SOLUTION
pRcroxIDg OF IRON,
las TO be omdeIed almost necessity IN every family
i ases;: saIscdney Posa r. stsa Tst o tale
s peal PIPasy dsr,eS o t % a' Pso
PIE Its Clements safe and simple and dintegatse bsys I
evoas TO this discovery, could never be properly combined 80
sto be heldn solution.
ard systematic Dissemination Of this invaluable preparation
"EARTHs REMoTEsT NATION"
hs De reached and benefited u our language sems exaNs
beg the ineIedlons the doubling TO send for psu
plst Of testimonials OF the distinguished
q Peru and this county, who have tested Us y3u ana ak
hem experience. JOHN r. JEWETr 4 20.
The style Of our 6rm will be
JOHN p. JEWETT & CARTER,
Store No. ~ SuuineT-st, Boston,
NEXT door TO Ne1 7 Jst-O ONcel
1be MEDICINE VIII still be manufactured by n. l..
CLARK Co bot exclusively or as, and hereofOrs viii
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Hydrepuit,
Al invention for throwing by nand-poweE patented
TVosE 1t OHo Of the n''s valuable inventions Of
THE HYDROPULT
will by the power throw ct tie eight
tons per minute hy feet Eg with great force It's the best
Article invented for -
PROTECTING A ROOF FROM TAXING FIRE,
WASHING WINDOWS,
sPRINKLING PLANTS,
WATERING Gardens,
CLEANSING TREES FROM lNsECIS,
WETTISG SIDEWALKS,
SpRIkRLING STREETS,
- WASHING CARRIAGES, &C. 6c
Ihs article should be owned by every Householder ~ does
tOHck-PUMP, s.sys ready easily used AID will come in
ee oy farmer, merchant and necnsc n ts
Please call aud examine the syticie at NO. Al fsrs
""' Annes Building, or address the - - -
AMERICAN HYDR0PULT Co.
No. Al Parkrow, New-York.
Agents wtned throughout United sell the Hydro
ptk. Apply o. ABOVE.
frenehs Conicsi Washing Machhue-Unequaled
and -nee only eIO Depot No 4l0 Broadway
confer o. Csna e. AgeUs wanted Ia all usts the United
stes ssso oi CIe0f Address Boa No 1888 Post Once,
he~' feh eD' T. l. K. FRENCH.
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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION to LONG
" BRANCH, N 1.-The steamer ALICE PRICE viii leave
feet Of Robio.on st., on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EyEN-
1NGs Aug and att O'clock stopping OF Pisi No. North
River connecting With Rst4n and Delaware Bay asoad for
Long Branch returning evening giving ampr ne 81 the
sesshoTe 10 bathe. Excursion tickets Is cent.
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A JNO. 7. HUNGERFORD q CO., A1e-
"A. aonssra-MAGNIFICENT HoUsEHoLp yuRNi-
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Rosewood Drawing Room Suites Pier and Mantle Ano es
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