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srRAssB1 CHxsAPEAxE--Ssvannah, Sept 4--seamship
Chesapeake. Crowen from New York for this port badly
lahore Tybee The weather ID unfavorabe; moderaes
hoped that the cargo win b saved and the got off,
Steamers and lighters have gone to her aAasance By te
sHir EyxlYy from Liverpool for Calcutta founderei sea
tno date Part Of the crew LOST the captain and balance
crew landed at TenerTe The at Boston In 1855
ll tons register rated Al and owned BY Harbeck Co.
this city.
Prser Tisdale Of eamsh3 Alabama from Savannah has
our thanks for favors.
BRIG PIrnAs Denns which was sd at yaparaiso for
$1,000, has been got Afoat -
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Eoft " WV 5FFtSM1ss ffus0oVs
CLEARED
Steamship rlcr.ds, crcwe savsnnsh-s xlchi,i Son
steamship jamestown SINNER Ncrfok Ac--Lndan Hss.
shp Aidsosh, wocdcocs flv-vpooi-sro~ Burgess.
shp Arm, HesEan. cort and msrssi-RP Bncs 4 90.
Brig Downes. Jamlesou, Hartsdos-hsscaf Duncan.
Brig Gen Pfercc, Laden Nakanrsa
Brig Rarcaire FRI Aiaarch~. n Pierrs-Klng 0odilot
Rrs N Tinker D1:r Mobne.N briahsm
Brig ET!ys nspersia goylssd -psl,s2 Cape.
sss sr fI R.t'ss Rse &c so,
schr Il rarter, rrsssrHid Sorfos-MetcaR A punsan.
schr sb~pherd Dckinscn, Pservburk
sssr TIgsrS Kss SssrD rrfTns sssc
eckr Rorsrs Wor}Anston. Nidtiesovn-Hasssr.
essamsv roveity, kob!nsou. rxaxelphhA
Steamship Fulton, woson Hsvre Aug n, via cowes nd
yi's mdss md ~ Isssnssr 70 ros lsc.snns- Anf ~
cbsnpe supposed 70 Be ~ DoA hssse fr Southampton
nd Havrs Z, mt :, noon Z, = % cg gsss1 ss,@,
~ ! cosisusloa q v ssiss ircs cow: 10 % osrsss
ssssnsnp Alabama scA<ncs ssvnnnah viii dss ard ~
senesrs y ssml Nischn so. -
rtesmshlp rEkMsourE Powell. wIlmine.on. 70 se.ys
s sn nssi . sss ss sio o so a. go
SA n y - spols sars Jdn bsasoa from Porto hco f0s
ns.Sssy nes.sss ogysA nkA.~A. - ~~s 49, -
sas fi1ssA bssasG bvspoos jag ~ VIA 80 - y
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ne s>~Sou a lsse - he's cossd bot ths corrected an
xrsl stas<nent win Be ready Tor some days yet In
tn~ mesntine the following aprvvximaie figures Of TIE
crvp mag be found interesting While me assribusion o.
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Tie fourth week on tho Galena was s64 ,o3s,
against s5l ,7l3 same week last year; on the Rock
lslsrd, 81 ,7ol, against s27, 755. The Michigan
Central Is reported 70 gain largely on the fourth
week Of August.
The following Is Neil Bros. statement Of the
movements in cotton for the past week, and since
lst September last, compared with the eve prcce-
dipr years.
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Art New BED ford 81 inst, brig Hopc'on, Delano Atlantic
Ocean IA sppcAn with 100 bb 10 DO bscxsh and " do
ca a. ship Gen soft OF rsrhsvsnD, Eldridss Pacific
Ocean, 0rcen North Pacific Ocean.
Arr Beverly 0h ult bark Lady suffolk, Robertson At
an Ocean. with 30 bbh and l20 do humpback and black
hsh oil Reports spoke On Western Ground Angus 90 schs
Esie.la. Freeman. frovincefowp 80 20: ~
Al Guam Feb a. ships Gideon Howand. Williams, Nh I<C
bbs sipce leaving sandwich Islands California West.
7usp 70 hpbk Co. Robert Morrison, ron do lis ~ DO; "
20 hpbs DO wsahngton Purrnson Do % sp do South Bou
Randolph, vi, 60 hpbk, do brig Hawaii NJ Guam, haf
encountered very weather the and 81 the sand
wich IslAnds and aiter survey vas pronounced unssa
worthy.
sroi.nyuly 30 no ia Ac. brig Amelia, Kempson, Of Mat,
July 10 Western Ground. bark Alabama, Conn Of Yant
with - BIZ y M oil.
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The following circular In reference 70 the extern
sion Of the New York and Erie Railroad second
mortgage bonds has just been issued:-
The holders Of large number Of the second mortgage
tend he payment q the priacpsi q Their bonds iii he
FIRST day Of september, 1879 notice hereby given that
n r 81: Srn e0oas =
tach coupons thereto fer the payment Of interest TIL that
The bonds be presented for that purpose
Sspssmber until rSsr notice ms srsessOn
course leaves the second m0rsiGe SnsS r :. sscu-
Once Of the New York and Erie Railroad Company,
New York, Sept l, 1900
The New Orleans Picayne Of August 80 thus
notices the money and exchange MARKET
ne income q the banks In excess Of the demand
for dscoun and there Wa no increase nctioesbe in the
supply for the better class Of commercial securities
quest but the market was tss for ali other dsscpsioas
run q names mare was no marked change in the sup
ply Of either foreign domestic, and rates unsettled
approzinsis quossiions-Cssr sterling bills, loox no.
SSs i;s u On l.. q ds S.: . sr az os az
: x Per cent premium.
The Chicago Press and Tribune Of August 81
says
me supply Of Eastern exchange SIN scarcely equal
70 the demand, and the market q about V psr cent
customers At per cent premium; but othors charge
per CONT and large lots were sold tho street a the
nsuYc ID the general opinion, however, that the
increase Of shipment which win be made during The next
week will ease the market. Currency u plenty. Al
Milwaukee on Thursday evening exchange remained
steady d premium for currency, and money plenty
enough for Al business demands.
The Phladelphis Bulletin Of Saturday evening
thus notices the money market Of that city,
There h moderate demand for money on the street,
but capital 10 abundant, and first class short paper
vorably known al TX 10 per rhs city treasury
ID entirely depleted and the warrants being taken by
the brokers and others per cent discount About
$780, In warrants TO the police and other departments
ssued 10 day, the most Of which s,ld the
q these figures netting lo 10 tho employees Of
the city Of six 70 eight thousand dollars.
The earnings Of the Troy and Boston Railroad
for the month Of July compares As follows
Al
IN looS... ANVIL -
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HAVANA, nArArxAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
BsvrvrrIx-Frum Nev York fs arriving Havsns eh and
New Orleans sh. Frcm New Orleans lsA. Havana i1h
cansvsl-rrorn View yors Ii,h arriving a. Havana isA
and New Orleans ieh From New Orleans Ash. Havana h.
scro-rrum New yors Ms. arriving Al Havana ,sh ard
New Orleans 2xh From New Orleans bsh Havana sh, AZ.
irving At New York I'M
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MADE up Monday afternoon, presesns the following
aggregates as compared VIII those Of tho previous

Inc iono ~fng are the last London quotation
Americ an stocks, per Fulton:-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Sept. 40 r.

AsHrl-The market unchanged, and sales limited
al 61<c. for pots, and 1t bhc. for pearls.
BRxADsTrFFs. -Four--The market was frmer and more
active, under the influence Of the favorable news from
Europe but owing TO the enhanced OF ship owners
for freight room there material advance, while
common and medium grades II State and Western closed
In favor Of sellers The sales embraced about 900 bb
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


TUESDAY,, Seps 4sP.M.
The following is comparat',,e statement Of the
Imports Exclusive Of -<pecie) from New York to
1Drsign ports for he week and since january L.
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ACTIVITY or THE AFRICAN SLAVE Trade.
The Navy Department received dispatches this morn
ING from the African squadron stating that the steanler
Fan Jacnto had captured the brig Bonto with cargo Of
seven hundred and fifty shves- Commander Imam re-
ports great activity the Part of vessels engaged in this
inhuma traffic. large number Of suspicious looking
vessels are constantly lowering about in various
localities evidently watching opportunity to secure
cargoes and escape without detection but that little
squadron not only viglant but active, and it is sell
dom that they escape.
NAVAL AFFAIRS
The Board OF O.cers for the examination OF Mdship
Of the date Of ls4S will Annapolis the
4th of January next consisting Of the following officers
Captains Dupont, Powell and Barron, and Commanders
G. H. McBislr and jenkins.
Paymaster Cunningham has been ordered % the Mace
DOMAIN, which y ttng al Portsmouth for the Home
squadron.
pACIfic RAILROAD.
Pertains Peoples Pacific Railroad bill, embracing
three routes, has been referred TO the House speca
Comm tee that subject
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mere accident, nor would the case be so barren
Of testimony Is it evidently Is ~ it now stands.
Nor can we believe that We would have had TO
condemn the course pursued by the over
-0a6cious patrolman Smith, Of the Fifteenth pre-
cinct, in submitting the suspected youth to q
rigid cross examination for the purpose Of en-
trapping him into committing himself. 1t is
the duty Of policeman, or any other officer Of
the law who may arrest party on suspicion,
to warn his prisoner against saying anything
which may criminate himself. 1t is the right
Of an individual suspected Of crime, while
vet uniried and not confronted with his accuscrs,
to remain SILENT and it is contrary to the spirit
Of the law for policeman to force or entrap
him into any admissions. Yet in the case oi
Young Buchanan we find patrolman Smi D. ac-
cording 10 his own testimony, using every arr
10 ksyuile and almost coerce his prisoner INTO
= confession Of guilt, for hours together, while
ON the railroad from the place Of his arrest
submitting him, as it were, to q badgering cross
examination, such as witnesses are not often
subjected to on the stand, and such as We
have never heard an untried prisoner submitted
10 before at the hands of police officer.
But this incident as well as almost evcryt thing
else connected with the management OF the po-
lice force especially the misappiance Of the
detective corps-only proves how wreicbcdly
governed that department is, and how badly IN
entire reform in it's conduct is demanded.
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Tn. Troubles In Kansas.

~r Ioyrs, Dec. IL, tstp
Asi-cisl despatch from Mound City Kansas Of the Sth
Inst, I" IA. .aorc s,ys:All i quiet there and No ar
rests haset he made Montgomery Jcnnison scamon and
Others ~, r be found General IneJ had ordered
two rAner infaniry under Major Vessels and Capt
lyon, 70 be sia ered at Monrd CITY and two companies
o. dragons ader Capt steele at Fort Scott General
Harvey wsh,a y declare martial iaw, hut Governor Ne
dairy Mould mi prcferriny that the Une8 s,c,es
Marshal sho~ld make the arrests mi the p.iouers
tyfea -, ge,-i..sttl law
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Fire ina Orange. Z. j.

NkNNtA, DC II, 800.
Abou. .piCnl h last night fire broke Out in the base
ncnt OF the building q. Na and Centre streets
Orange. \. y. used a SELLING atabi,hment IN
upper Iatt occupied bs tenants. Tho building was
consumed tad number oi Others principally stores
The Ore burnt the brick store o. j. G. Jightshp
snd eass the Methodist chulch which L,ttrr wa
PARTIALLY burned and considerably injured wayerly iali
eccpp.ed - T. H. Freeman as a stove store, SAITH 4
IielGor grocer the Post once, drug store icweiy
ana other establishments burned. The sccoad Tsp
tist eicys property the wet side o Centre teeet
OWNED by Messss. Lindsey anu bike, vas baruee is
SaC 900: mostly insured.
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Tar JAsNs,E Bn., AaAlN.--.a. Council
men, re perceive, continue 10 tiuLer ~ iapa-
ncse bill. hut thcy seem - have ;Iorial aver
sion to letting the public sec tho items. Why
20. III ,h,y are fair and non - ,herc can lie
nc harm n making ttcm public. The people
ask the committee simple quest ION - hat
are lie iscns Of TIL b,ll. We suppose The
committee are cstitlei 10 he privilege VI
witness; il they cannot answer the question
without ciinislaln. .Eensclyc> let item sag 80;
but their ccniunaci"s- glieuec implies that
they cannot comply with the dcuand made
upon them wi,hou, sahjee.ing ihems.lyes 70
disgrace. This i the only inference 10 ac
drawn from their refusal 10 Furnish the items.
Meantime tho parties VII" provided materials
for the entertainment Of the japanese and The
Common Council are kept out Of thir money,
and SOME of Them, II appears, ale so tired Of
waiting, and so anxious 10 receipt their bilis,
that they have asscntcd 10 q reduction which
cuts down lie sum total from sl9J.0D0 10
$4,000 Eileen per cen! discount Tor cash.
This is very good, and viii save the treasury
$4,000. Perhaps If The payment Is delayed
until The expiration Of the present term the
bill may be ca, down TO the rational proper
lions of the expenses cf the Prince ct Vale
taI
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N,rrfE 81 LARS kssSEs T1-Daf.--fhe grind s.eeta
eubs burlelta the s'scven Sisters which has been
draw ng crowded houses Laura kcenes theatre for
several weeks p,st. vii be given matinco to-day
Spmmercing at twoe'c'ock for the accommodation %
ladies and children, ia whom even ,he extraordinary
attractions of this facinaing extravaganza not
tempting enough 10 coax them out % doors these
lnclemept nights AZ The matinee On Thanksslymg nsy
when the piccc presented, iho house vas -
fu that many nnsbie TO obtain admission They
can accom- nodate to-day, however by going carly.
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special des.csah 70 Tie Rsyatsscan, from IaUlepcn
dencr sss that ,dsoa woanird and Bal, who escaped
from waixcrs, funt yesterday sccrs'ad ia Tie
woods YER surrounded AMI ordered y surrender. Ate
c.n.crylpr gelaer lh@y tew their pi-tels and ed,
thsy would 80 arst. Tie aimediat5 ft-d Jpn
atd NfNAl
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The deesion IN The ey'rsat,on cso o. The fug.li.r
slave Jones sl.ss Andcraon expected - ~ s,cn W
the Court 10 morrow Tho authorities making lciive
preparations % prevent anticipated atieogi r~.uc.
The rolsce IRE h. ha armed ani che tr.r- d gt-aus
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TOR IN Illinois, though The popular vote was
four or five thousand against him. But on the
whole II would operate fairly enough, and
would be decided Improvement on the pre-
sent system. This mode was proposed in the
Convention that formed the constitution. but
was rejected. The other modes proposed were
election by Congress, election by the State
Legislatures, election by the people at large,
and lastly By colleges of electors, which was
the plan adopted, because it was deemed the
best to secure The wisdom and the united ac-
ton Of select body Of distinguished citizens,
and prevent the popular excitement consequent
on voting directly for the candidates for Presi-
dent. II is obvious that the design of this mode
Of election has been completely defeated in
practice, and therefore il ought to be abolished.
1t would be far better that the people at large
should vote directly for the candidates; perhaps,
indeed, il would be the best mode Of all. as the
majority Of the popular vote would always re-
suit in The election Of President.
As TO the last proposition touching the ineli-
gibiliiy Of a President for reelection, ii was
nothing but personal respect for Washington
'uut plesNA,eu ~ iOiHihe puit VI ihc COuS'i,u
ton at first, end Jefferson constantly urged it
as an amendment after The retirement Of the
Father Of his Country, but thought the term
ought to he Tor seven years. lie said by The
present plan The Presidents were bad editions
Of the Polish kings. II an example were want
ing Of the danger Of eligibility for reelection,
We might refer to the history of poor Pierce
whose intrigues for The succession led 10 the
repeal of The Missouri Compromise, the Kansas
troubles the organization OF The republican
party, ard The jeopardy in which he Union is
now placed.
These changes. however. would require an
amendment Of The constitution, and could not
be rendered Immediately available for quoting
the excitement Of the South. But experience
points ou De necessity Ct these aud o.ber in,-
riovem"n-, IN order that our system Of govern
n.eat no, keep pace aiih The march q events
aDa ihe srir,g ~ the times.
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lrsits.-WOUD, EDDY CO.. Mnnig ers q the
pSLssaAs hharu,gy Asr ssssouiI STATE inrITzrrs.
pLLsTAkE-E1rsA Glass a9j. Dec. II. 1885,
~. -. a. 81, 81. 3, q, Gj. 40. II, H. go 81 "a.
priawsnE ClAss 5si Dec. II, 1850.
-. ~, 40, so, SO, ~, =, IS, 6S, II, a.. rs, H.
CiIclas sen, IRE ri chnn, b. rddr, SAM: either
Nttft, tiDt o., i'Mngpn DSiaware.
Or V WOOL tpDt 4 90 81. Lpus. Mis.,-.a.
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soryysR q III ffNcs'- BAt---Ar theodore McsS, the
popular treasurer ~ wslMsk's theatre has received
through Mr. Rng-lanj. valuable seal rag a. isssao
NAL cf til sypr ci,icn ~ the Committee q Mr. Nos
ssrt e. aAraEf ndsDi The ,ice, doo' keepers, Sc
employed AZ the Academy ,he cccrson a the ball
Ar~or 80 ne q Hsie-
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The Arav0 UntN Bound.

cars Rscf. ncc. II, 1850.
III steamship afaso, from NV York, IL "a he,e !,
o'c,,a tbs morning. III ~ 'oskrts six
nal 10 the .hse hut the ~es'hs 3.ig, shst Il
wa lnpss hlc 10 lanch the boat - comGalcs,c with
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sussKx COUNT. Glass ces Dec H. 1850
l6, 62, As, ~. So 80, :, A., &c, Is so, ~, a. 2
coxsoiipsrrp Lo-rrRr, CLASS ~, Dec. II, 1866
10 II. ~ TO- 81, A. 10, SO, q, 30, 76 So, 10 81 ~
4. FRANCE,
Wilmington, fel.RLre.
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NnfFh3E ~. Do. II. Isfu-
qie steamer ,nslc OF IN lspraria syr; co' agts.ad
ntaF tho centre c s.euga Brid.. Weisssdar, la4 y
nc, ~ yet.
III. tAermCsnc,er de-. hiow zero. 1hNe : AL
much ice Ia the Ilyef opposite she c4y
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sffs. N ia ,-phts.

Is1yas : 80. 4.e - 100.
C.rl,a tss., 80 10 scs,r4 n N,a, nd sanrrs
sHtN.s - a...-si 'o.i~y f*s ,iI,hco. iasa-sd
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orras MsrNEr.--''Ia y islia del kegglmento will be
given today tn matinee r,bhri, Formcs and sti.
gclli viii sing the principal rrl,t
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q Maiden Lane.
FOR THIRTY DAYS OSIA
WHOLESALE STOCK OF
At RETAIL.
TONES son MEfyAiN,
No. 8 Maiden lane, Nc~ ross
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TIE New YORK WEEALY HERALD.

interesting from Washington-Ths Pro-
ceedings Of Congress-The southern Sc
es.sion Moveme nt-,fh~ Murder In
twelfth Notwithstanding from Eu-
roPe-Ihc Slave Bark Cora-The --latest
Ne"s-Market Reports, &c., sc.
lie WEEKLY HERALD, FOR the present week, will be
rady this morning, al ten O'Clock. In Is columns
ahi"is other interesting matters win BE- found
Dispatches from the IKRuDs special Reporters giving
accounts Of the state OF Affairs at thc Nat Unal Capital
Full Report a the Proceeding both houses Congress-
The latest Intelligence from the South in regard The
Secession Movement; IN II the Arrest FxAuira
ton and Committa cf Alfred Buchanan the Young Car
penter, suspected of Numbering Mrs sllanckr ~ 1l.h
street, on Friday last Interesting Letter from eotr,s
Iondent on beard the United states frgae Constellation
in regard 10 the Capture Of lie slave bark Cora fner'
ing intelgt from Europe The Latest News trom Cali
fornis, Mexico, Central aud South America Cuba Lay a.
&C., &c., &c; Editorials on Leading fyeais; Reports
OF the latc, Provision and Money Markets, aud all ia
teresting Of the proceeding week received b teie
graph O. otherwise Single copies IN Wrappers, BIZ
had al the Of the oice corner q Fulton and
Nassau streets Price six cents.
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Tns,rt1 Three piecee two of them entire'.
rev 10 she public, vii BE- performed here y hight.
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AtstmwUy u sons Oyerstrung Grn nd
and Pisno- considered tho bet msnufac
urd Warranted for ave years. wnfcrooms - art ~
Walker strsst.
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Card.-The WOrl9mem OF the Firm Of
Ighe HrsdbuTys hereby the
gard T. their ae stSe; the said strike ocSo,d By
the above firm reducing the . per cent and not
crroneously reported IN the daily press
The ~orSinsa Of the frn OF LGHTE 4 BRADBURY
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4 Certain Care Sew Pst~s.-iG y~w sre
teuhiso tefre stf.rrsi fiiss Dk AiiMEES
rIt.. sCltusiaONl. ~ certain ere. Aarnt ~
InNsNy.
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Coughs. told. ana I.oar..n.s. az now

In even, family rareDts bow Tisss he -ofs
cw mia tnDtnn 1hrfc = tnt rwishie rttasuy,
pfrt 0w avs WONDERFUL pa'sarnc onturr. II nevsr
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Nrrsn = Co.'S uada-l r"r~ yr1ss -
S..ts - 80 s..s ALL. .t.sse. o.se.- 80 sasra4
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Toys for tho Hold . ys-HesSHsd as
siRAsBuRSER SrifN'S. e5 Msiden isne, i1spof,-
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white. the Halter. >rrpsss.s al. World
eNt Nia fioi'tav rfys wfaternf tA1l > Rad
ely AS rrnd~ss Itss. furs far~ fst"td - vhoe
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md Linus stove ro.-h sossss tglslt isssFc aso
ct.t sft. f4ne1. set ~stf. tasfs ,ic
fse'o,t, - uesses street. ftf.f4rnis. II fuir f -
NV Arfk
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To Every Mothsv " no Has tbftdfen
sunerns say sncscut ~ Tho T.riof u
,sethtr ray DO POUR r~ejffcs ~. pr. M
tcca 81 ohers stand In the wsy.f tie relief ,Asl vii bs
suro fs. Absolutely Hurs--to lnilow the = Ug
mrs. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP.
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Gsnin's Holiday Hat Tor ioung Ttca y
~. itady ~ clNiA = 5ia HrcsA"ey.
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ESrF>SCHEID, manufacturers gey'e Ma wt hE Ia
in ioducc the Festival ra Tor he This the
artistic, truly prcrorohed ana .ern, iia for youbg
have YET GIVE him c,i Al us Ma Z eel
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.,eng 80 rattesryl- ~. ,he csc atth xSnx's Union
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