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I'm. nj the Most Extraordinary Cases OF
Litigation on Record.

ffroni the Rome, IN } ccntlnei
The name Of John Brown Of Hsrpcrs Ferry notoricty,
a. familiar as household words TO about every person
In The land His tragic but deserved tate al Harpers
Ferry passed into history and viii not be forgotten
org this Union shall remain y not with tue cri
mina records alone that John Browns Is familiar;
uton the civil calendar his figured years ago, aud
the suit in which he was cmbfoied promises so I've
many years to come. Some OF the ncdents connected
with this may be Of interest 10 our readers especial
ly thors In Vernon who knew John Brown well We there
fore relate them
Mr. Perkins OF Ohio, was a wealthy person-some eight
or ten years ago said be worth 81 coo 900 lie entered
into partnership with Ihn Brown and established
commission house Springfield Massachusetts, Tor the
purchase and sale Of Wcol commission-the arm I'D
vancng one half or thirds Of the supposed value ot
the wool taken by them 10 be sold Mr. warren, o.
Pttsfeld Saratoga county, IN this state let Ferkns
brown have n large quantity " WOOL, upon WhOu
Perkins A Brown made advances the price Of sool
soon vent down and refkins n Brown ciaimed
that they had advanced TO Mr. W some % 900 more than
the value OF tho wool they had Of him, they brought sur
against Mr. Warren for the alleged overplus sdvanced
Mr. w set up for the answer that he sold the wooi
outright to plaintiffs aud that not sale 90 com
mission The suit commenced in 1850 by Whipple
jenkins then o Vernon attorney or Perkins Brown
Timothy jenkins the COUNSEL the case was referred
10 Judge Dean the trial q the occupied thirty seven
DAYS the referee reported In favor o the plaintiff from
which the defendant appealed.
nurug the tendency u this appeal and which has not
vet been argued Perkins has failed and bis assignee was
substituted in his stead W jenkins died. and Ralph
Nrlrtceh OF Vernon, substituted as attorney. john
Brown is dead and another party substituted IN ns
stead the defendant Warren IL dead AMI another party
- substituted his place, Timothy jenkins, tue counsel
ia dead and Porter and Caeger % Albany, are substituted
az counsel n bis stead The cost thus FAR s over " Ooo
and IL said that defendants estate once worth some
$40 COO worthless, and tba, the bail which tue aw
practise required him " give supposed 70 nave %
cope worthless also ON the whole ths case " one OF the
most protracted aud curious that has been before
the oonts IN a long tins
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
BOSTON,, July u, 1890.


Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmADkIPfuA, July q 1880.
Stocks steady; Pennsylvania State 6s. 30; Reading
Railroad, 24ls Morris Canal IS ~ Long Island Railroad,
1917; Pennsylvania Railroad, ssh Sight exchange on
BAI,momn, July 81, 1854
at 81 20 81 80 white 81 % 81 CO. Corn aud
wanted; yellow 7oc an advance OF Do white, 7ee Pro
visions steady pork So rump SIS bacon sides l2c
Pmlap.IiMA, July 81, 1890
Flour dull and declined l2t,c. Wheat quiet; white,
81 Is 81 IS; red, 81 IL 81 70. Corn and yell
low in demand at &c. Oats declined. whiskey dull at
81 &c. a &c.
Flour 6rmer but unchanged in prices Wheat quiet and
parties apart sales IL 900 bushels red winter Ohio at
sales As 600 bushels al SOC whsEey nominal at isc Ca
regbs Arm but unchanged Imports 0o0 bbls -four,
q COO bushels wheat 234 900 do corn and 10Y DO oats
ExporsNo four 20 900 bushels wheat ~ 900 do corn.
The Of In store omitted last evening
which was los so2 bushels this makes total Of Ioe
BrrYxo, July ai-sP.N.
Flour firm. with a fair demand sales 600 bbs, at
ain and Illinois and s. SS IS for extra Ohio and In llama
Wheat steady sales 20 900 bbis. red Ohio and In
Illinois ana Toledo al $50 maTke, aae, and parties apart
in the afternoon. Other grains nominal whiskey nomi
nal at isc Canal ircishs steady Lake mpSrsseo
IS 900 bushels corn, 50 900 bushels oats
CsIoAoo, July 81, 1850.
Flour quiet Wheat quiet and tending downwards:
sales Is 900 bushels Of 80 &c 90 for No Spring and
csc 81 for No red in store. Corn eady sales 30 900
bushels al S2k 42Lc in store Oats hrn Receipts
400 bbls -four, 5eCco bushels wheat Isl COO ousncn
corn 500 bushels oats Shipments-e00 bbls. -four +,
&c 900 BE- wheat ia 500 bushes II 600 bush
els Freghts dull at NC corn 10 Buffalo sight
exchange on New York At Ia per cent premium :,
OswEGo. July 3l-6 r. NJ
Flour dull but unchanged sales of 500 bbls at - Is
for extra state SO rs for hvore double extra city
brands wheat in fair demand, but held generally above
the views Of buyers supply light sales OF 5000 busnes
Of red Ohio at 81 l2, TO arrive Corn IN good de
uand for local use while there less inquiry for ship
ent prices sales OF 100 bushels OF Indiana AZ
53c Is 900 busheies Of Illinois at 53t.c SShc, S'vo
bushels do at 53c aud 200 bushels Of do on private
terms Other grains quiet. Canal freights steady @2'e
on four Sc wheat, and &c on corn. Lake imports
900 bushels corn. $50 bushels of oats Canal ex
ports-l SIS bbs. OF Hour, 200 bushels OF wheat an
4 70 AGO bushels OF corn.
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Police Intelligence.

4 FvGirvs From NEw ORLEANS Sysr BACK. Dominique
Mera who arrested in this city in the month Of June
last, charge of having murdered Roman Catholic
priest named NchoAs Savc in New Orleans some three
years ago back custody Of the Sheriff OF that
city yesterday. Mera, will be recollcctcd, escaped
from Jail in New Orleans a day two before his trial
was have o. and after wandering about Texas
for about two years sail for New York. Information
OF his arrival in this cisy having been communicated 10
Captain seaman Of the Fourth precinct that ofncer
dgept search fsJ the fugitive, and after several days
Of weary search sueeesded in arrestng him on boaLd
vessel about 10 sail for Europe The fact o.
NeYs's havnE bees communicated 10 the authori
New Orleans sheriff Martin, Of the parish Of PA
quenne repaired northward, and, armed with requisi
ton from the Govsvner Louisiana, the fugitive
custody, and started home with him yesterday morn
sosers Identity, and that his conviction Is foregoue
conclusion.
RopsNs A NAN oy FIVE CkSTs--willnm Wade, a
painter, who says he lives in Eighteenth street, was
taken custody Monday night, on charge Of rob
bling John Holman q No q Leonard street. Of the
Of FIVE The complainant says he was stopped by the
prisoner in Hudson and told TO deliver up all the
money he had about him Holman, who Was dead broke
said lie had nothing but Eve cent piece, whcreupon
wade IL Is alleged took the coin him by force and
violence aud started OF with the same The alarm be
ing raised policeman Lyons, OF the Eighth precinct, has
tened to the spot and amer smart chase succeeded IN
capturing e oneader Justice Quakenbash held the &C
cused To bh IN the sum OF % 900 10 answer.
QUICK woRK.-A pckpocket named Isaac Gosncr was
arrested by policeman Hutchinson Of the Eighteenth pre-
enct Monday night, charge Of stealing porte
nounsie containing $40, from Mary lewis as the lat
ter wss walking through Lexington avenue Yesterday
nornpp the prlsoncr brought before Justice Qack
etbush nj the Jefferson Market Police Court and commit
ted for trial few hours Afterwards the case came up
before the Court cf Special Sessions when esoer was
cony cted and sentenced 10 four months confinement In
the Prpiteutsry Only fourteen hours elapsed between
the time Of the and the sentence to the Peniien
uny
CuARcg 90 ENTERTAINMENT AeArssr An AeEsr-rhomaa
C. splc,, an agent In the employment Of Moses Hyler
stair rod manufacturer OF No. 81 Beekman street, was
taken into custody by officers Nevins and Ftzmaurice
Of the Second precinct, charge OF embezzlng 2 o.
from his employer. The accused, is alleged collected
SAG venue and appropriated the TO his own
/ use spllet brought before Justice Kelly, al the
Lower Police Court where he was committed Tor exam
/ nation.
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THy PAMIIY HERAED.

Ths Excitersent I'm vlrginia-IThe Prsracc
OF Wales ra CanRdNr~Lctters from tfse
Watering Places - More Mass0Cres tw
Syria college Com Menccnnents- The
Latest News--LOcaI Masters OF the Metre.
POlis-Market Heports, &c., &c., Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD for this week will be issued TO day
"wednesday In its pages will be found, among other
thiugsAn Account of the Excitement in Virginia about
She Raising and Cutting Down Of Lincoln and Hamin
Pole at 0ccoquan report Of the Progress of the Prince
OF Wales among the Canadians the honors paid to him
&C. Letters from Correspondents at Old Point Com
fort, Piermon whitestone, Stratford Fairfield, Mauo
Chnnk, Cape May, Niagara Fails, Newport &c Further
Particulars about the Horrible Massaeres in Syria Are
port Of the beings at the Conrencements Of Yale and
Dartmouth Colleges Letters from London and Paris
Correspondence and the Latest News from Sicily Inte
resting intelligence from California; The Chicago Cadets
their Challenge for the Military Championship and it's
Acceptance by the Columbus Grard Tho Local News Of
New York and Vicinity Of Impov,anee Reports Of the
Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, and all interesting
news matters of the preceding week.
TKKxs-$2 ye,r; four cents single copy Subscrip'
tions received Ct the Office northwest Of Fulton
Nassau streets New York Single copies for sale at
the counter and ~ all agents. Advertisements in
serted at the usual HERALD rates.
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supreme Court-speciai Term.

Jrty 81 --y7ids FbsaR r.. SrmHci W. TbDmcdge ~
NJ allowance $500 in addition 10 costs made on all
the Ella ms of the creditors Ao~ance 10 be included IN
the Judgment this action only, no other action having
been In fscg tried. -
Fir Ha-,rd Dfr0a md ki,cogtec Ro,lrord CS1-
,opy Motion denied with $40 costs OF OPP, sine .
ciaries J. Mos,n 4 ~ JOHN %. a. hnsine NO
~, t,rea aud ofisss ~ Jane C5Hley and oihcrs-
Motion granted the pay mentor slo coss 70 'ne pan
tfl -, - ....-.., Of
40 ccs, Of opposing and exceptions 10 be scrVea
pefcrr Hon Judge Sutherland.
sr~yrU5eg S,ratfipo ~ Pacr q. Srun1 dHd OMIT
rasr,pt fo, the plaintiffs declaring the assignment
arsnt and void on Ease him. and estrl nT hm 70
h. paid his raim With eoets, out Of tbs iuads 70 'oe
hands q The s-sigues
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The Great Eastern At Cape May.
CAFE MAY, July 81, 1890.

CARR MAY, July ~, 1890.
CoLrxBu Horss, CAPE ISLAND, July 81, 1880.
--ea, Eastern arrived here this morning at seven
The n. Is anchored about seven miles from shore.
O'Clock, ana are on board, and the excursion is re-
Some thousands he most unsatisfactory that ever left
garded as one OF ~
New York. '-hty seven nassanua.s
She has two thousssd md es bar Lao, .v.s,..
One steamboat accom- panied hes ~ tco %, ....s,
She got over the bar safely at twes e mnu'ee
NJ lat which hour il was high tide and had two feet
10 spare under the keel She then star eo u speed
the band playing At Sandy Hook the Ell MY 'on anchor
was secured with great difficulty, the hoo Oh 'he cat
block having broken. II was replaced, ~nen inc
capstan found I, be too small for the able 'ne
slack Of which was pulled out by the weight o Tue
anchor This Jared the bow of the vessel tremend asy
dozen times The sea very smooth and light, nd
the vessel made graceful roll OF three degrees.
Land lost sight Of at half past eight p. NJ At this
time the Highland lights were last seen, and there was
slight haze the water, but splendid moonlight
head.
Nearly three fourhs of the passengers slept deck
including many ladies' accommodations being pro-
vided below, account of the ntoxication Of
the stewards The provisions also gave out ice water
not to be bad by the majority and facilities for
washing were entirely ignored Twenty five cents was
paid for glass Of to drink and dollar for
sin full.
Immense indignation prevails, and large number OF
the passengers return home tonight by way Of Phadel
phia.
An indignation meeting held on board this morn
ing denouncing the whole affair a gigantic swinde.
Most of the members OF the press up all night,
with two EXCEPTIONS of whom slept in sheep
pen with New York detective.
The directors board were evidently unprepared for
the emergency and did al in their power alleviate the
necessities Of the excursioniss ALI gave up their apart
ments freely, and they occupied by strangers.
Funny scenes ranspired on board during the night
Dancing commenced at twelve O'Clock but it OF
an entirely mpromptu character and not participated in
by ladies.
Considerable excitement prevails in this locality con
corning the arrival Crowds Of people going of 10
the ship. while numbers Of boats from Philadelphia
their way with visiters. II is estimated that
eight ten thousand people will visit the ship To- day
She leaves here at six O'Clock TO night and will reach
New York about six O'Clock to morrow morning.
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Red Rover, san Francisco Goth, bark Constitution Po
Townsend; ship samuel Robertson, Boston.
Paseed June - ship Fred HiL from San Francsco for
bong Kong.
sailed June ship Washington, Allstou, Woods, for
Bremen; 18th, brig McGregor for Victoria.
Jarvis Island, April 81 No vesses in port The bark
Oscar LAnders, from Marquesas Island touched here Fe
bruary4 April Q, the bark Helen Snow, Nye, from do,
also touched here.
Baker lsland-ln port May 7, ship Henry Brigham,
Potter, loading with guano. April q ship Jefferson,
Hunting, from Magazine 'lonched here.
Sailed from Phoenix Island April l5f brig Agate TOR
oerthern trading voyage.
SACRAMENTO, July l9-S NJ
The pony express with st. Joseph dates OF July ana y
arrived 1t Carson city this morning.
Tho democracy OF California are divided the leaders
mot yet having receivud their cue 1t is impossible 70
,predic. how tho State will CO. until there further de-
~yelop<neuts
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City Intelligence.

I.n.., AND FnnyAL-Tho6e desiring 10 see the
erea, &C.. - return from Cape May this morning,
can have no bs,,e, o,v unity o. doing 50 than BY at
tending lad a. fair ana festival to be t5Asy for the
benefit OF St Jobns chm .cs at Fort Hamilton, where
me view OF the great may os nag as she passes
Up the bay. The advertiseme. =" '"e ""a' 9Pie's IN
the appropriate column.
TIE irish NEws Burned UP-Amo. y 'ne sufferers oy
the IRE in Nassau street Monday nig. wa" ue pun
fishers OF the Irish Macs whose form OF this ssne
which was ready for press on Tuesday IN "ue .ne
regular publication day. was melted into a conf ~. he
OF type metal Under these circumstances IL will ne
possible TO publish edition OF the I,ish Neos u
week. The property, however, understand was fu. ="
insured.
1E FIRE IN NASSAU STKxEr speaking OF the services
Of the different FIRE companies at the late FIRE in Nassau
street, accidentally passed Hose Company No. g.
whose members were ON the spot and helped in the most
energetic manner 10 subdue the flames. They had
stream the fire. but assisted the other nremen and
arc worthy Of their full share Of praise for the valuable
assistance they rendered.
CoRSScTroS-1n report yesterday OF the departure
OF the Great Eastern, stated that three cart loads OF
mattresses arrived at the dock but could be taken
board owing TO the maser not having them there III time
anS that they left his hands The maker Of the
mattresses in qo-son called ct cnce yesterday, and
informed that This was mistake. Tho ressou they
were rc9arned That they were not wanted the
ger hav y ordered than they had occas on 10
they had ordered oae THOUSAND bu, lnd for cry
sight hunz.ed. The gentleman wishes abe correction
made ous hrst statement might, perhaps injme him
= the eyes Of business
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ST. JOSEPH, No., July 81 1860.
The Pixies Peak express with dates to July 49, reached
mere this afternoon, bringing the following items OF
news
DENVER CITY, July %, 1880.
shooting affair occurred In California Guch last week,
resulting in the death of man named Smith, from Ben
ton county Arkansas while in pursuit Of his wife, who
had away with named Curtis. Smith fred at
Curtis but missed him and wounded his WIFE Curtis
turned The fire, killing Smith instantly.
Pat Devn notorious in the Fort Scott difficulties In
Eastern Kansas and Joseph Lanerty had shooting ARRAY
In Colorado City Last Saturday, In which Devn received
ain balls from iaertys pistol The latter was tried by
peoples court, and a VERDICT Of jusnabe homicide
rendered.
Iast evening an auctioneer named Masdley, who has
"A wife and two children in GAesburg ILL.,, accden
caly shot aud killed by barkeeper named VIM. Bates,
formerly Of Chicago, but recently from Rock Island
Bates IL 10 custody.
James Gordon formerly from Boston, but lattery from
Eebasa who has hitherto enjoyed the reputation Of
peaceaS,e man. shot barkeeper night last week
while on q spree, seriously wounding him in the leg.
On Friday evening he threatened to shoot several per-
sons and only prevented from doing by the in
reference Of bysanders later in the night he attacked
young German in saloon, and after matreating him.
blew his brains out Next morning meeting of the
citizens called and nearly 500 raised, and parties
sent out in all directions in pursuit OF Gordon, who
was discovered entrenched with party of friends in
Fort Lupton, twenty Ave miles down the Platte. He
naly made his escape after having his horse shot aud
being himself wounded.
Al Williams President of the Denver Town Council,
and Dr. Kennedy Of this city, found at Fort Lupton
and under arrest for assisting Gordon to escape They
old friends Of 6ordons and say they sent TO
meet him there and take charge Of his papers as he was
expected TO be shot hung One party in looking for
Gordon upon another party, who feeling guilty, fed
for the river Jessie Ogden escaped by swimming the ri
YER Frank Nulligan, in attempting the same, was drown
ed Sam Dunn taken prisoner with three mules and
some arms ogden and Mulligan were from Wisconsin,
and Dunn from Champagne county, ILL., Dunn says the
mules stolen the only means by which they could
get back TO the States
There is vigilance committee organized in this city,
composed OF the abest and most law abiding citizens
who bound by oath to sust each other in erettng
and bringing unshment the murdercrs and thieves
by whom this country Is now overrun.
Mining news is unimportant The weather is warm
and showery.
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Bree kinridgs and Lane Mas Convention
In Indiana.

ISpASorofis, July u, lsoo
At tho Breckenridge aud Lane Mass Convention In this
city To- day. from is eco to 600 persons we're present.
rrom almost sill parts Of the state An electoral ticket
and state Central Committee appointed, TO secure
the running Of joint electoral ticket and cast the vote
10, Douglas or Breckenridge, whoever gets the highest
ELECTORAL vote from other Senator's Bright and
.v.iteh vcre among the speakers.
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The Galway steamship Connaught.

DVSiVNf July foVV.
The Galway steamship Connaught will not leave here
until the 3h Of August when the repairs to her machine
ry will be thoroughly completed. She is magnificent
vessel and expected compete favorably with the
feetest and safest ocean steamers Aaoat.
Private letters received here confirm the
that the subsidy Of the English government the Gal
way line Of steamships has not been withdrawn
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EvtNING SESSION.
The Chicago zouaves.

Pri ,pxlFIiA, July 81, 1850.
The z,usves drilled at Point Breeze this afternoon
large uumber Of spectators present The drii was
even superior to ba, Of yesterday The zouaves receive
the cordial endorsement Of eminent military mon ms
evening they will give exhibition c their dr at the
Acaaemy Of Music TO morrow they viii leave
for Tlaitin,orc
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81. Lours, July ~, 1850
The extensive iron railing mandatory Of McNurray
Wrinkle, Mayr Co. was burned this evening. Eoss
s45 900. insured for so 900 in city Offices
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The cyss,s ds Theatre that marriage j.
the eve u being celsbrnted between MI. Tro "a, the
granddaughter Of Racine and young captsn of infantry
IN the French army The subscr ptOn which opened
IN favor Of the youug orphan aud W which Pope ani
several foreign fovctcixs OS pst All g. - t5c istg
uragttagc porticg Of % COO
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A WORD no TIE Ia DIEs.--rr RR cOMrfENDfN0
"A tn you 10 BDSTF1 TER q celebrate Stomach m
iers IL Is but ths st.lant the Byrsen
mpsrng strearh snd yigor urins ceran pc sngA
which are offe5snes stendee VIII mich PSF and toubs.
we know OF preparation ore Bgb5 adau ed IN eli nYo
hons this q q
babe the
mothers nourahnent mad Of sAO
child. consequently her III 7issd here Il u
where good aaic such Hoesetefy eh
pseded to impa temporary At reDs AID ,ixos the who0
Ladies' shouid by All edy
fore doing, physic II Ls
with the virtues N the Btiers I'll
Sold by drrggists and dcxiss cnaly verywhaS.
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sailing OF the conn.ushs Postponed.

Tho steamship Cosnausht docs net leave this po-i Tor
cs'w,y u'iii the T,h Of August
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NV smfts%. OF the Deaf a ma Dunsb Isssti-
tuition.

TO TIN EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In y5cr issue OF tbe 23th OF june in noticing the
animation Of the de and dumD pupils, you speak OF
az beinsa young Person Of jewish descen<, though
convertecto ChrstiGcity," wh;s last deny mos.
phaticaly. am living with my parent, at Albany.
Their faith is the Jewish and they believe in the only
and true G0a and believe as they do, and shall.
By giving ia; place in She coiumno Of your next ssue
Jou will oblitc FANNY SMfrfE
JyIY 80 1srD
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Erysipelss aud other C"taneous Anes-
,irs hat have Sehed tn usual treaneat are elect ay
cured by HOLIOwAy'S Pills ant Cin'neni Tue rbs net
on the srach aud blood. While The onmeni fshp'es
TIE esterna Inflammation.
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his radical cure with in t ,r~s,msn' " h.rnA
Trsses Supporters shotA.r BrsceA ssspepsnn
appliances applied l~,y 10 siss-ncs Va tbe female de
psrtmer. So ves-Y street, As-r house oppose VI
faulg
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Batehsior's Hair Dye IL ths Best iu the
World cola and applied IN appropnss pftvsie rua
a the wig fsc OH, Bond Sweet
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Drawing. Of she Delaware state Lotte-

nos.-WOOD EDDY 4 CO., uAnhkeru o. bo
pylAwARE, KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE LorTrRtrs.
Dsi.wAax-ExsnA Class No, sSl, JuLx'sl lsse
IS, I, 8, IA, 80, "; II, "a, ~, 90, ., 81.
81 &C. Al, 81 75 10, 50, II, 20, 20, 70, So, &c, go
Circulars charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY CO, Wilmington, Della ware,
Or - WOOD, EDDY CO.. St. Louis Missouri
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Drawer Il Bakers Cele brated
HOTsrf.ESs sEwTN0 MACIiINEs
The best for family sewing
sq5 broadway. New York.
is2 fniion street. Brooklyn.
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H,ii's Hair Dye, 80 Gents, Black er
brown nepos 40 lislcay STREET. AMI 50 y p. @ G'ss
Infsilble Ougt eat To- ne haif.
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stefnway & sons
verxtrnR Grand Pianos warranted Tor I've
yeATs. WAeropma = Ana o. "sseffuee-