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Yor WOOD AND GOAL. =
s.l 8. FOX FOX XII EEss.: :...l .e.a p
tsss ssy o.rs II 1sass re .sS s:s.
u: f,csss' Ms strii. end 3 ssSsssI' !" NV
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

POSTAL ROUTE AGENTS APPOINTED AND RE.
MovEp.-The Postmaster General has made the
following appointments and removals Of postal
railroad route agents Viz:
From Syracuse to Rochester to Niagara Falls
$500 per annum,) Warren Clark vice Chas III
Mem asters, and Joseph w. Smith vice James b
Dresser, $500 per annum.)
On Harlem Railroad-New York to Chatham y
Roads-Joseph p. Hogeboom vice w. Van.
valkenburg, $500 per annum.)
Jacksonville acknowledgements to Jef,er.
sonville, Ind.-N. Field, it,, vics B. P. Fuller
$500 per annum
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, Illinois
Chicago to Rock lslsnd-James v. n. Judd vice
w. b. Dickson, $500 per annum
Northern Division OF Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, Ohio-Cleveland to Sandusky-Fred' L
H Brown vice s o Simmons, $500 per annum J
Louisville to Cincinnati-Benj. l.. Robinson
vice Geo. Kyle, $500 per annum.)
Pitsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Pittsburg to Crestline-Wilson 8. McMillen vice
Martin Miller, (SS00 per annum.)
Pittsburg, Steubenville and Cincinnati Rail.
road-Steubenville to Newark-MStthias Collier
vice James Stewart, $500 per annum)
indianapolis to Madison, Ind, Marcus D. Lot
vice Isaac Smith, $500 per annum)
Philadelphia and Pottsville, (Reading Rail
road) Pa Edw'd Mcdonald and w IN. H Lessis
vice n. ]. Hendler and p. 8. Higgins, $500 pc
annum.)
Quincy and Toledo Railroad, In-Quincy I,
Observation-Disclosures kreisman vice Thomas B
Carlin, (s6OO per annum.)
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w. sELDEN, U. =. Msrsha for
ma dts District of Columbia.

MhRsHAL's sALE:-In virtue Of q ynt Of
lVh hen fsclas issued from the Clerk Once Of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
the County Of Washington, and 20 me directed,
viii expose 70 public ssle for cash. front Of the
Court House door of said county, on FRIDAY,
the S2d day of March next, 1851, commencing at lS
viz: Lot No. Is, In SSua No a.. lot No. 2, in
square e. LOT No s, y square No q, lot No u.
Lot No Is Ia square No. 70, a. IN the oty of
Washington, D.. c., together with al snd singular
the improvements thereon, seized and LEVIED upon
as the property Of Brook Msokall, and viii be sold
70 tatsly judicials No. as 20 January term, 1851
favor Of ooe, Brother a. Co.
fe q dts w SELDEN. U.S. Msrsbal.
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OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUcT

(lfFlCE OF WASHINGTON AOUEUIICT
WARRINGTON, March 18th 1861
Sealed P,oposah are hereby invited for The Com
the Distributing \ eservoir vix: anu "oou'
Completion Of lnfuent Gate House.
DO. Aux larry Gate House
DO; Screen Well and StaiS' Wall
this Office. W. enquire at
Bids will be received up to the 18th inst. .t -
m, AND VII be opened In presence OF bidders n
, The bids should be Endorsed "Prono..l. for
Compienon OF Stfmotufes In and about the Distrib-
uuns kessryolr; Meshington Aquednot"
,,s NE W Mclucs captain Of Epglneers,
Chief Engineer.
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A l. Is OF Lam
TaE ANNApoLis JUNCTION

s,uoscrioer VAL offer at private Gale q PARM
ao me SOL 1nsnrpassed. and the improvemsntsf4
Sps ,oon new modern u 70 Cottage, eoniaIo-z
ito1sI oLSharSi The sltustion Of tks farm rsscsrs
Rssiyo oesnso.e 70 any person doing b1sne.s IA
Sesson neksis can ee procured 30 a. 70 snsble TIE
70 noe % either city for sIx oonts Der tris
n; snnA Two mlnutee' walk Of the veilins.
IA noAlhy eod improving neirhborhood. TSe
ths option OF the purchaser. ''"''A'1 ~
FARM oontsipips So .,r.. ia ma
ptTTyements oomple.e. adjoining the above
the so9ve property viii be die pose6 OF n n bar
so, =. the owner II about 20 visit Europe
aslmi; Ope uarter cash; balance in IL ana n
'ss" fof tarthsr Fsrtesiars apply 90
M. BANNON
ma L ea3v. % 81. Paul street, Ban more.
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CLERICAL APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL IN THE
Treasury DKPARrMKNr.-Mr. Geo. Wood, of
thus city has been appointed to 81 800 per annum
third-class) clerkshp In the Treasury Department:
vice, Barker, (secessionist,) removed. Mr.. VIM
CLAYTON, of Ga, (secessionist, son Of Mr. Phillip
Z. Clayton late Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury.) has been removed from 81 Duo per annum
(frst-class) clerkship In the Bureau Of the First
Auditor.
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ArPoINTsD.-Wm.E E. Gapen, of Pa. a., and Thad.
deus H: Stanton, Of Iowa, have been appointed
70 nrstciass (Sl 200 per annum) c1erkships
in the Pension Bureau. to All vacancies
Warren T. Lockhart, Of Ind and Elijah c. Nav.
hew, OF Ind, have been appointed to second-cIas,
Isl 400 per annum) clerkships I'm the same bureau
Jno M. Hay, Of Ill, has been appointed to a
third-class Isl 900 per annum) clerkship In same
Bureau-all to fill vacancies
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AUCTION SALES.

By GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
- CouRT OF THE PBItoSAL ETFEcIs or Ip
LATE BIsEnIcT RANDOM, DEcEAsED.-On mon
DAY, the 18th instant We shall ssll, at 70 oolock
Q M, 81 the corner of Twenty fret and streets.
First Ward, all the Stock. Material, Tools, 40,
in the Wheelright and Blacksmith Shop Of the de
The Wood Work Of new Carts and Wagons com
Lot of seasoned spokss. Hubs, FellOes and Tim
Lots Of Bar and Scrap Iron and Steel,
Lots Of w heerieht and Blscksmlths' Tools, Bel
with q large iot Of other articles. which VIC deem
unnecessary t. enunerste.
81. The Horse and Buggy viii be ioid NJ IL
Termsi All sums under $40 cash over sso
credit of 50 and 81 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
By order fire AdmlnistratrI1.
NAILS 81 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts-
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF two vrIts
Vt of FER faoiss, issued from the Clerks ofhoe OF
the Circuit Court OF the District OF Columbia ioi
the county OF w Arlington, and 10 m dlreote1;
Will expose to sale for cash, In front q tne
court house cQor Of said COUNT. on SATURDAY,
fsfoloying described property, 20 Wit, VIZ Lo.e
30. And g. IN Square No: ld27, and Lot NO; =, IN
esuare 1907, IN the city Of Washington, ID. u, 70
Eether with oil and singular the mprovements
thereon, seized and LEVIED upon 81 the prOperJ q
Andrew Rothveli, and will be sold 20 satisfy tnqi
sor Of Stlllman, Henuoks q Fsrber, AID camue
w. SELDEN, U. =. Marshal for
ma DTS Dlttrict Of Columbia.
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Yum lVERSALISM.-Th Mammalian Of
US Ddmndtton -TKEoPHILus FIsKE viii
PTTeaSchh st the Old TLirIty Church, on SUNDAY
ES6.NlNG, from John 5:23, 30" Marvel NOT AT
thlf, for the hour is coming which ali that are in
tne graves shall hear his voice. and shall come
iorth and they that have done good unto the
rsctlon of life; and they that have done evil INTO
ma l6 IT. " i'
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%TEE REV. DIR. SAMSON Will preach At
~ me FIRST Baptist Church, Thirteenth at
IO-MpRROW at II a. IN. and 7 D. m. At the
e,ose OF the InornlRg service, the Ordinance of
BAPTISM Will be administered. II
7 70 THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
.HS soclatIon VIII hold an Annual Mserirg for
The ELECTION Of officers, at their rooms or Mon
DAY EH ENlNG, March 18th, nj hsf past o'cl,k
ma lo-zt GEO. b. TWISS, Rec. SEQ.
~: D: y. F.-WASHINGTON LODGE
US No. 6.-fhe mt mbers of " ashington i,odgs
are requssted to meet 1T the Hal on MONDAY
EEESlNG next, tho 18th instant. st half past sIx
O'clock. to pay fraternal visit to Harmony Lodge.
w., "a. p. McREAN,
ma 10 u Per, Sec
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TPANEGYRICO OF ST. PATRICR.-The
~ fev. Is. A. MAGUIRs, 8. j., pastor of st.
oyslus; viii preach the paneryric OF Ireland's
PatIon Sslnt, at 81. Patrick's Church, on SIN
DAY the I7th instant, at tho III O'Clock Mass The
coectlons OF the day will be devoted to the suffer-
poor oil the city, To DO dispensed by the Society
ma IA ~ J. J. KANE, Sec.
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~A CARD OF THANKS-We re,u-n o,,r
W. sincere thanks to the fremen of our cIty%
particularly TO the Franklin Fire Conpany-for
ton this morning. We also return our thanks to
Mr.. HENRY GETTIRR, for the manner in which he
Ing propertI. :" GOV
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u. w. DREw'S
DfElNG, SECURING AND CLEANING ES
oo TABLISHMENT.
299 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
(SoUIH SIDR,)
Ref1r 81 m.

JOHN SAUL, 396 Seventh st.. corner n Wash
ington, ID. C., has the pleasure of Offering an sI
FIELD SEEDS. comprising al the sta Die artioIes
81 aoHestio growth. with every novelty OF vaine
Gotk. Oxheart. Winning stadt, and Fiat Dutob
Saooa&e; Extra Early Peas; Extra EarIy Rsets.
HHIge FuTple Eggplant large Smooth Tomafoss:
Ssrr9ts, Pars5lps, Lettuce. Onions, Caul. dowsrs'
&c, Fiower seeds of every description, suitable
are guaranteed as to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p, gu
ma IS 6teos ne
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New Edition.
TIVE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

n
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ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
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SENATE OF The UNITED STATES. heuibsrs Of Poti-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES. Politically CLASSIFIED
XXXNITH CONGRfSS fssTa chOsenl Politically Classified.
Question O. granting Free Homesesds Actual Settlers
the Public Domain including the Bin passed for the pirpose
and tho PreEdents Veto thereof
RfPUBLlCAN NATIONAL PLATE ORM for 1860.
NATIONAL DEaIOCRArIC fDoucasl PLATFORM for 1862
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC lBreckinridgel PLATFORM for
NATIONAL UNION (Ben PLATFORM, for 1862
ELEnCgFohAL LEGION VOTE or THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
sEdEssioN on SOUTH CAROLINA.
fAbLL Of TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
Eepzreda The Smithsonian Insltion and consining the
ienFettufe OF the -Four Seasons Mean Tempera.
tue q Ie assI az is Fonts in North America principally
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES OF
TIE UNION carefully compiled expressly for THs
LIsT on STATES. CAPITALS GOVERNORS TIMES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEErlS1. GENEIAL ELECTIONS
fePTIAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1854 1855. and lsso
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CRNTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

4 fkNIkAlJ KAlLhOAD ~ NEW-JEhcCI.-
froa foot OF CeuItsndt Conueerug Hampton juno
ton wi.h eawse ssksysnna asd yren Railroad and v
fsston Lehgh Valley Rsiresd aud la forming
adect ueto ~ shuryh i hs Nesr without chsuge Of
SUNNI X ARRANGEMENT-Ccmmenc JaAs a6-'
fnave Ne;G.f ork as follows:
HARxIssuRs EIPREssAtG m, fss Easssn hssang Potse
yile iisrrisberg Msach Csunk Nilssnisport. =
Man TRAIN-At M. for Eastou Water Gap, Scranton,
Oiea. Bend, fitston, WlkesbrIe, &c. x,,,
poEt, Resans. P0ttsye Ha,Iisbmyx kei ,.,...
4p. THRoreH TRAIS-For Eeston. bcthienem Ane'soSs
and nsuch Chsnk. -
$3.50 p a. MAY TRAIx-Fcr SomeT,iDe-
3P NJ WEsrEt Exr Rys>tor kaston. Aneotown, RsadlaA
sd hu Pits.buFyh and the West Sleeping Cars ffon Jsfs
scv ri'y through to Pis-s"rsb -
ESrREsS 1iuy HARHIsBuRG-The 6s a. Express Ts.ia
from New.Yoyk arrives Harrisburg Ut o. soniectns ESs
sud Wes on Pcnnylgsnis Central Ratosd sotthcF Cont, 81
Rrio,d North and South and with the Gamesrend Fssy
Tss rHRoueH ExPREss rsAIS FoH rHE WEST les.S
Eeu,yosk al q % M dsly tSHndays exceptej), nal iaa
close cennocion at Hsrihrs with nsyivaaa haDrosi-S
M no change P,tseureh and but trcnnsa
ard kcaro time Il saved by taking this rail.
FtIzABETHPoRr AND EBw.Yoax FERRr-Lesys New-fefe
from Pier No O. North River 72o ard h2o 3:2u "a
$50 p 80, -,
each way. JOHN u. Stems. Sipena,endea'.
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professional wesires.

EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
IL scsfe and operating and Consulting Surgeon No n 5
Office consultations the obscure diseases nf the
pelvic w,csrs Rupture Piles vscocec and Fals radically
cured wtheot the knife gstgre osce be1n on TO
10 2, end Ito eueningt.
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1871 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1897
4 lCUI CENTRAL RAILROAD. lCOl
GREAT boilBLE-TRAGK ROUTE.
The cspacty of the Road equal to la the county
IfiE GREAT SHORT LINE TO rAE WEST.


IfiE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 rAE WEST.
Office No. Astor Hone, corner OF 'esey -
Tscies for the Passengers 70 aud rom Cs.
enrs Cbeag ST. Louis 81. Paul Nssh,iie henghis Sess
oreant aud all other Ia tho West NcrF West en4
SoaWc nsfupas ed for speed aud comfort By rsa
ThIo sh trains sor the West leave Na~ foot OF Court
lkd.st. lMorni Ex press, Esening Express M
also OF u., lIon yacr, VIA Al ent avn rising -
rtsbas ID 2 next day ind connecting there with sn Wss'
efn trsii
Sleeping and srnokingcsrs al the trains.
rsEe always los, and the time nquick w by y cthR
route.
ana ann point Raiiroads of Oo, Kentucky Iadlass
Ii,ois Wiscou-n, Iowa Missouri, by RAILROAD pi-
RFCT port tho pavgabe rsers Of the Wed b.
siaauIcrs from PIT dbargh-
e rs.ss OF Freight 10 aud from any point Of the wes By hs
Pennylyapia RaiTsd all times avofebc chrSs4
by other Railroad Companies Metehahts sndsppsss sssss
ipg he transportation Of their Freight this Compsn rep
with confidence its speedy transit -. a.
is Company slso maintains Enirsnt Aeson'wode IL!
Lire by which paTti emg sing Westward snoy chep ssN
comfortable mode cf ut oaeha se is.s
IEEcH Co v eight agents s..h xy,x,, "a
No 4 Astcr Heose, and No. Sou'n "nhAn -
t"0poNALD No Bsussypssso
rNnct rrWIa Qop.ral SuG,t Altoona Pa
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, Is
Amnssmenis.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
lI MEN XNnAIHN nnr

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- MEN. WOMEN, AND CHILDREN
are srDpxc
who had the morsl and physical cGar9se % to
and rescue schooner s. j. warps from h Southern Free.
hooters, after she had been caH,iTsd By the
These noble heros hoing eyee, DIV al the Museum,
EH h1 RAFcaf Fc'a WS sr S Sl T' f e sI1' THE
TAIN FIVE STLAssEs lon Aste 80 the Pines. .aa the
THE GREAT EnoF N,AEF ,AAESFPI5nspS & 90 rIE e. woRLD
continue. hi: wonderful .pd e arsordn.ry -.
FEAs E1Fs3 p sF4hB G65S 1SP SEfE9YANEGGY
Bio 4 Ion I'D daTfMGS a
ERh soH M1 TnaPS fa9 @ of sd f ssxl &C.
Admission 70 +n Is cents Children under 10 Is cents.
I AURA KEENEs THEATER.
esrvENriEaFrp TaF fSPhEST fhEsTER ASR X THE CITY,
avn EVERY NreHT HTTI1hF TIL FFuRrHFP NOTICE,
THE SEVEN sIsTERs
UNCLE SANS SAzerc LANTERN.
NEW MUSIC E,S NEW EIv i SONGS AND NEW DANCES.
WINTER GARDEN. =
w ,sr v,dTlT THE - FL9sEEWSESSi SH.E Wk pu.yA
IAMERICAs DREAM,
THE REvoLuTIos OF 'sl
TIM DUNNOVAN (of the 6lthl, Mr. RLORtNCE;,or
JERUsas SPARKS tSi shs Ms' sth MRS IS tkoREsoE'
Doors opened y, to commence ats
NEORGE CHRISTY's MINSTRELS.
VI stuyvssaut Institute Bros5Hsy, near Bond 4.
Coolest Honse in the Cry. 0osn nightly ,,ss
GEORGE 0aHiSTTr TPrnsoRSERs! s35 sinathN fi''1'AN''
Doors open at Z; commence at g. -Almtsnce Is cent.
INSTITUTE OF ART, No. 625 Broadway.
DUssELDoRF GALLERY OF PAiNTISosn dS n ~,
rysSs %s q td%s: hs "a A s'gs!' & & s. w3RS R.s s
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WHAT Is OBJECT TEACHINGl
HARPER G. BROTHERS,
ERANkLlE SoUARE, NBw.fo
Publish 1hs Day:

Pubiish 1hu Day:
PRIMARY OBJECT LESSONS,
For Cre2ested Course Of Development Manual of
rs ard Pureus with Lessons for the Proper iIsnp 1l o
Faculties OF Children. by N. A. CALkSs' -in"' 'H"s'
eL IL. 4,
This work differs from other Manuals for Teacher not oy ~
A. subject but in another most important feature that wi
nts @ The course aud illustrates the pnipes 70 De fotsueu
rroceeds nv EXAMPLE show hd shonie pe
aud h 20 do It. each successive step in developing 'he
IL T. believed that this volume presents practical sys Of
early training for the young and supphesa gulde 50 minute %
III e thas any good teacher may learn from nov 70 aPpy
The system under Tho varying circumstances In winch no nsl Oe
The Iurtve Lessons embrace among others the following
'HSYSSVERsATIoNAL LESSONS for the 6,t steps in oO'e
VatioD popu -,,a,fons
tsuchpg the Of proper terms In describing 'N' F
I~:ns for peyeloping Ideas of COLORS NUMBER, SIZE
WEIGHT, and SOUND % ,bo urrMAN
BODY and fheir Or PHYSICAL IN siNh.,O;; ~. ~"
Ilu,te.ions Positions and Movements l0I pcs.i rNe
ELEMENT AIRY READING showing the uue ein,a ~, "o @
thond yuds instruction in H. win description oi VIZ
r neihud prscced for te,ehiog the AphsoeI nu pre-
sentgon the object method OF teaching rading DC" S
oB}TGT LESSONS their Nature aud Design with Grsdu.
aied Coarse Illustrating the successive steps i0
by the true systea of Object Tesching ,
Lessons for the Development Of MORAL IDEAS
The whole the complete systematc ana hsturA
uuo OF p training tL has been presented IN is conn
trv 90 practical m that II must commend lteH 70
ali intelligent teachers and parents.
rCOpies win be sent by Ms postage prepaid on receipt ~
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Nov Ready:
rINHE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
TIE FULL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
FlOA ITS ORIGIN TO ITS FINAL DECISION IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS.

CONTENTS:
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE. before whom the case wss
first heard
OPINION OF TIE SUPREME COURT
Points and Arguments of
CHARLES UC0NOR,
WIN. NJ EVARTS end
JOSEPH BLUNT in the Court Of Appeals
Aud the Opinions OF
JUDGES DEMO, WRIGHT. and CLERKE.
Tie great importance Of tho legal and political princ Piles
nyoyehe bOdnets with which the issues made and
The ability with which the argument sustained both
oes render this Of the mos, significant and universally
sung trials that took place IN this county,
Prico rs cents per copy-S2 per dozen.
Postage b cents per copy additional =
address THE TRIBUNE, New-Yori
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Drn Gooos.

AN IMMENSE DISCOUNT.
"A White French China Dinner Plate, the dozen'.''%i
French China Breakfast Plses the dozen..'.''
VIII French China Tea Plates, the dofeiis
Wnitr f-eneh China Soup eens each .'..'.'''''
Wnfs French China Covered Dishee each..ss.s's'''
Viii IRE lch China tigh Fruit Baskets .ach
White IlsucI China Tea sets ~ pieces ..''..''.''
Gold nd Irench Chine Tea Sets ~ ices........'
-. ~ - n ~" ~. dorsn f........,,..,.. 65
Bohemian 0ass ~ ger Bowls the dozen ....'''.''' ~
Silyer.lsrd Table Orks the doko"..
Silver Paed Table Spoons the doren..
Silver pa Tea spoons the 80
siver.Plcd Tea Sets pieces. 10 W
Silver Plated Coffee Ums %
Plated Tea Kettles each.
SlLV. R-PLATE0 ICE PITCHERS NJ
largest size hGndsomey engraved best quality OF piate -
SIS REDUCED TO a.. a., ID
Iyor,lIsndel BiSner KiaSs. the dsen.........St 80
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