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COMMERCIAL.

DAtLY GArE CRY OyvIcH,
kxox-K. Sept "a, OF.
FLoUR-supsrnne u o,sprins Wheat sxsrasl7s
FallWhestExtra ~ IS
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-sot o zoe leo -.
CORN-Oid. Is to 20c ; new, l5c y bush.
BARLEY-40 10 soc.
wHEAT-lnxood demand. Falss47s sprintso
to SIC.
RYE-20 70 CSC dull.
oATS-l8 TO zoe, Good demand.
PoTAT0kS-New, Is to 9oc, retail 26c
SUGAR New Orleans fair l0k0Ii, prime III
choice III clarified II; crushed andioafl<.
MoLAssES-Piantation4 1885, Sugarhouse45de5G
Golden syrup70B 75e-very scarce.
CoPFEE-Rioasi&s4tc;J Java 2s93o; LaguyraS4Gae.
RiCE-si49c.
soAP--palm &c. Family 5he, Germa n tCin.) 7k
erie.
cASDLEs-s,arlltgl5,s tearine IL, Mould 10.
LARD-6 toGlc; retail sic.
BUTTEH-CommohGa7 c, Choice l0, retail2SGl5
Observation-Disclosures i Hams sac 3;clear
sides to 81; Sugar Cured Hams. &C., retail DC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30. Harasss27a3e.
HIDEs-Dry 10tolac, srubby half price green
Alto n; green sheep pelts l0cEI 25; green hog skns
l5c.
nAY-Timo,hy, % oo97 90, baled esooGsil
Prairie - COOS o..
Enthusiastically 81 90; Flax Seed 90 10 500
ONIONS-30tA40c.
EGGS-s to Ole.
WHlTk BEANS-In good demand, ] oo3elto.
FEATHERS 2543o.
FRUIT Dried Apples I'll 0o(9Sl 25e bushei.--
Dried Peaches sa23ls 81 so. Raisns "a 0GSs<<5o.
GHEEsk-W estern Kcscrve9c; DenmAk7Gs.
BEEF CATTLE-iiS2c gross.
auEEP--S ~ O0s2 so yhead.
sAfT--G. A. - 90 y sack :Kanawhs t3eo y bar
rel; Lverpools1 9oda ~ 90 y sack; Lake - W
Very scarce,
FISH-Msckerel,No.1 Sl6e@ 10 y Dbl. .No.2 "a
ESQ, No.3 Sg(gtl0. White Fish, Mol $500.
y half bbl. Cod FishJ26 b.
RAGS-Woolen /; Cotton2c.
oLDIRoN-k@Ac Brass6asc ~. Cop.
per ies0lahef D.
ExcHAHcE.-On New York per cent bank able
fuuds; Phiiadelphis, boston. Chicago and Cincin-
nat, " per cent. st. Louis :. per cent. Old 10 to
II per cent buying, Is selling.
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San Francisco, Sept. 22.

The steamer Oregon, from the north
ern coast, brings 200 passengers and
Sl76, 900 in treasure from British Colum-
bia and $50, 900 from Oregon. The min
ing news from Oregon and British Colum-
bia 10. that new mining fields, without
justifying the extraordinary promises Of
early reports, really pay very we'll.
Sixty emigrant wagons from Red River
hAd reached Washington Territory.
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WILLIAM A. bAIChELoR'B celebrated Hair Dye
produces color Dot 10 BE- distinguished from nature
warranted not 10 njure the hair In the least
the Ill effects OF bad dyes and invigorses the hair for
life GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
aspsndid black or brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold BY all druggists, Ac.
The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATCHEIOR
~ thx tosr ssSss Of saeA Dor.
Factory, No. q barclay Street, Nov York TLaic
sSS Dfoaouay AUG 10 Bono street. Ile6-dkwly
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New York. SAINT o3

The steamship Arago arrived from
Port Royal. Goth.
The New South states that the rebel
steamer Nashville is moored in the Apoo-
chez river behind powerful battery,
watching chance to escape
The same paper states that the report
of the less of TIE gunhcat South Carolina
is unfounded, as she left Port Royal very
recently for the blockade off Charleston.
General Mitchell arrived here and in
speeted the troops. He addressed each
regiment at Hilton Head, Pulaski and
Beaufort. The troops are in good health.
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Philadelphia, September 20.

niiauciphla, september 70.
The following is Especial to an evening
paper of this city:
Harrisburg, Sept. 23.
We have some stirring news from The
army in Maryland and Virginia received
through gentleman who reached here
last night; and who Was with the Union
army last Saturday and Sunday. He says
the Union army is rapidly crossing into
Virginia at Williamsport. Kearney's
Brigade was in the advance. and went
over the river on Sunday night Couch 8
division also crossed the Potomac on
Monday. Franklin's corps was to follow
in the morning. Mcclellan and Staff
were at Williamsport, actively engaged
in experimenting the crossing of troops
An impression prevailed in the army
that the corps Of Heintzelnan and Sigel
we're now in Virginia, and their mission
was TO stop the retreat Of the rebels.
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wa, AVPs So
Lieut.. Col. Ludlow, aid to Gen. Dix,
yesterday effected an exchange Of 10, 900
rank and file and 300 officers, at Harri-
sons Landing. Pope's officers are not
included in these, but it is understood
they will be exchanged during the week
In the Sd district of Iowa, Levi Fuller
of West Union, has been appointed col
lector, under the direct tax and excise
law, in place Of Jed. Luke, declined.
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New York, Sept Is.
Fionr-Narket 6rmer sales al IS o54 IS 30 for Super
siaie;t es 40sA5 " for Common 10 Medium Extra
Western; % so8s IS for Common 10 good shipping
brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
wheat-Mar one cent better; sales al ., os9si
is for Chicago Spring. u lsa 81 20 for Amber Iowa.
u TAG " for Winter Red Western.
Corn--Market shade frmer; sales at sS46ic for
Shipping.
whisky-No change In market; sales at a2ie 10
Western
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Notice 10 shipper. and Carriers.

By an order iiem tie Treasury Depar Tine Mt Ship
Pers and Carriers Arertgaif. Isfoe ipg
Menis OF Goods or Sail, Gn.ouhtibg 10 over $3.50 70
places In the first aud aecond tier Of counties The
southern border OF The State u lows tie In Tie
Custom House once al keokuk Iowa an oath pre-
scribed by the Treasury Department also to execute
= bond, With approved snfttts II al The Goods the
described shall not o. tiaLtI cold any
way, ~ A. TO give aid comfort insurgents or TO
sympahrers It'll those In rebellion the Coy
sfnmcnt Of the United States.
Blanks can be obtained and instructions given n,
the surve. or's Once.
JOHN sTANNEs,
Surveyor OF the Port.
Custom Htnse OF ce keuauk, Aug es G2-suS9s-dtf
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Morris. Ill. Sent. "a.

AT the Republican Convention of the
9th Congressional District here to-day.
Hon j. Q Norton Of Joliet, was nomina-
ted. The La Sale County. and part of
the Kendall County delegates Withdrew
from the Convention. AT the Legislative
Convention also held here to-day, Hon.
H. Houck of Joliet, and Hon, j. w. New
port of Morris. were nominated for Rep
resentatives from this district.
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sspti-d
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
IN sHlPPkRs.
on and AFTER this dste NO posder will BE SLOWED
sold in hsafuh without pv mission OF the ~rsiwned,
nor any Kind OF Arms hstev-r uni.ions Of ar
II has also been ordered BY the special Agent Of the
Treasury Department not to allow Goods or 0roceries
sxeeptin iiu't<d Quantities for family use, 10 10 into
Missouri or the soutAsrn Tier Of Counties.
The object Is to keep supplies from the rsbelso,
armed bands Of gusrfiilAa Ia NtriLe AL Missouri
JOHN k1AkkTS
Surveyor u he Pot vi h-kuk
Ksoklk, Aug. IL, teo2.
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DA- The London American remarks
that ''it must be gratifying assurance
that JEFF, Davis gives the Virginians, that
he can prolong the war onVirginia soil for
twenty years. If they are not happy un-
der this anticipation, they would not be
if they were about to be swallowed up by
an earthquake"
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~ The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
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- ofheers army regulation caps Of
spoEdKD CLOTH AND WATER PROOF TOPS.
made to order by G. H. Emerson, Fourth,
between Main aud Blondcau streets.
sept9 d3w.
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fsoation of slaves that he has been oppo-
sing, and not the law actually passed
through Congress and approved by the
President. At this rate, how long Wilt
be before our contemporary will be claim
ing the Confscation Law As democratic
measure?
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fc- Col. Dewey Of the 23d Regiment,
arrived by the train last evening. Two
or three companies Of his Regiment are
here, and the rest OF them will be along
rs last as the means of transportation can
bring them. Their destination, We be-
lieve, is South west Missouri,
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D0 Punch says: "W omen are said to
have stronger attachments than men. 1t
is not SO. Strength of attachment is
evinced in little things. A man is often
attached to an old hat but did you ever
know of woman having an attachment
for an old bonnet? Echo answers
Never W
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24

Loss HEAVY ON BOTH SIDES.
Burnsville, Sept. 20.

Burnsville, Sept. 20.
10 Gonernor s. j. Rirk,oood,
We met the forces under Gen. Price
Yesterday and completely routed them.
Heavy loss on both sides. The Iowa
suffered most in the fight were engaged
the 10th, 10th and 18th.
Their loss is great. Col Chambers
is wounded in the shoulder and back Of
the n ok and taken prisoner.
Send on the sanitary goods liberally.-
ID. Maxwell is pressed into service
| shall not return fora week at least.
IRA M. CLIFFORD.
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THE GATE CITY .
KEDNE,SDA ?, SEPTEMBER "a.

SEE THE "X."-We viii hereafter
mark an \ on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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Boston. Sept. 9

Boston. Sept. IS.
The race to day. 3 mile heats between
Kentucky colt, Wagram and Canadian
mare Virgo, was won by Wagram in 3
straight heats Time l:5i l:55I:544.
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once of Provost Marshal Aug ~.
Hereafter no sales Of iihoAieatinE liquors viii be
permitted TO enlisted men or lie United sta,es Arnv
In this city.
Persona ling In violation OF this order viii be
arrested, and stringent measures taken 10 prevent
repetition or The orfnse.
J. N. HIATT
septt-d Provost Marshal.
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10 THE NERVOUS OF Born SEXES
kertdcersyman hsv ing been restored to health in
few da.s AFTER many years Of graf Suffering 10
wlihg 10 assist others by sending Gree receipt
OF posi-pn a dill etsd ytlpie eNp, vi The pr.-
scriptioh used, Direct - Ike KEY JOHN III. DAG
Nall, lnO Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
lie t2.d&WAM
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SECOND piPATCII.

A battle occurred on Friday and Satur-
day between the Federals under Grant
and the rebels under Price. The rebels
were completely routed. The loss will
not exceed 500 ON either side. Our loss
was 100 killed and 600 wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24

On account of the Jewish Holidays
which occur on September 25th and 26th
our store will be closed. Also on Satur-
day, October 4th. "a
YouNKEn D. BRo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24

Hon. j. r. WILSON and J. K. huRNISH, candl-
dates for Congress In tbs Isl Congregational District
Of Iowa, will address the people the follow ing pls
ees al ! o'clock D. IN Of each day:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF IOWA.

ApJuTAET GxFxs Ats OvvIcs, Iowa \
DAVENPORT, Aug. 20, 1869.
NOTICE.
From and after this date this Office win be open
The trAnsat Of business u e'elnck u and will
close al O'Clock p. m,
n. D, BAREk,
sept23-d Adjt Gen'lof lows.
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stock lark OF.

! new YORK SEPT. u
Stocks active, but hardly 10 drm-
Money cas- y--30 per cent. on call
Sterling Exchange steady-l2sG lsvt.
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Hon. =. ". GRIMES,
VIII address The People en the subject of Public A.
fairs at the following named times and places. The
hour lor the meetinga will be O'Clock p N:
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Z
~ many afrcti-ui peculiar Do Fcuao'.
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
uncqsselby SOY remedy Ia Ch.orosii 10 or Reen
tsu Hrsllaify. lalllilUst surVetson or Customary
fyaroai1.s tc-fsted cog rraou, sGis ~ tho U,eT lea
coffla Mnfcs sie.liy, and igr al c5Ipauts incident
Whether anin. igJl iudsroi1u., habits Of dsst
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
soc fymp.oms above.
no FAMILY SHOULD Or WITHOUT IT.
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fJ1HE TRIB UNE AIM n A {
Il FOR 1863.


This popular ANNUAL wal be ready early in January, al
~in contain:
ELECTION RETURNS from ell the State. Of TIRE Uaion
hodsg ELECTIONS In 1852 carefully nplei for tho Tnbun,
Almanac
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDArs
for the year 1885, Echpes fos 1885, True Time,
&c. sc;
GOVERNMENT OF the UNITED STATES-Executve
a1d Judicial Ervoys Exs9IdinKy and Ministers Resdsut
ftOn tbs Uuitsd state, At Foreign Courts;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Members Of elas.i-
fed with Pos, Office Adde'S;
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Of Ito UNITED
STATES Politically classified, with PostOmoe sddressi
MEMBERS ELECT Of next UNITED STATES con-
DRESS;
The REBEL CABINET.
The REBEL SENATE;
The REBEL HOUSE;
STATISTICS Of the La. CENSUS carefully divided into
Free and Slave Territory nevsr before published excsp
fss copies Census Bureau These satiics embrace the
Comparative Productions for 1870 and 1860 Of every State la
the Unon. Agriculture i. especially fall and correct
ALL TIE AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS or THE
CENSUS ARE REPRINTED COMPLETE Some Of the
besciDg Acres Of Lsud Improved each State; Acres
Of Lsnd Unimproyed 10 each Stse Cash Value Of Farms o.
each Safe Value OF flaming lmps in each State
Number o. Domec Animals ia each State We ue If Domes
Tic Animals each State Susoa, Tables Of ether interest
hs MISTER relating 10 toe Census.
BANKS aud BANKING. 1850 snd 1867;
RAILROADS Ia 1880 and 1850;
rEHsPAfEkS in each .;'ste, and BIZ sectiongt
Law o. last CONGRESS-;
hECOhD of tie MAh.
he. &c ' '-.'io''hE ioi'icai MATTEL
p,d Nv ems u copies for lO0 copies 30 postage
w es Esyss.s e. PEI 100. Cab Order soI ci Ell
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| VERMILYE * Co.,
No. II WALI-sT
have hand for immediate delivery The
NEW Twenty YEARS SIX PER CENT BONDS
Of the UNITED STATES. dsignated a. the "FfyB
TWENrlEs" redselabe at the pels0re Of the Goyeras
aei five yeor and authorized by act Conges, AZ,
proved Feb %, 1852.
The COUPON BONDS are issusd IN sums Of
$50, Sl30, $500, and 81 900.
The RLGl5iLkED BONDS. ~ sums Of
$50, $500, $1,000, End $1,000.
Interest will commence rom DALE Of SUB.CRIPTIOTf
ard ia PAYABLE IN COLD Al tho Mint or sny sahs
Treisuy De ostory Of The United States first ds-e
Of May ard Eovonher OF esoh yesr A. The present. prs,
MUM on Gold the BONDS YIELD ABOUT EIGHT PER
CENT PER AEAiN.
The ample provision made BY Custom Duties Yx,Iso
Stamps AMI Interest Revenue for the payment Of interest
aud 10 ltaon on be principal makes investment In ibid
Losn SAFE, PROFITABLE. and AVAILABLE at al
time.
This being the peImsnent Loan into which the LegaTens
Der Notes convertible. 1; will become the PRINCIPAL
LOAN IN the market. sDd a ~ Isyrs-l
HEsr for Trust gSDs the SURPLUS fuNDs OF CAPIrALrs
a. well 70 fine EARNiscs THE INDrsrRIAL CLAssgs
Subscriptions received 81 PAR IN LEGAIs-TENDgE
NOTES or MOTIFS and CHEChs OF BANKS AT PAR la
NENv-YOKK. subscnben, By msil will receiv. prompt
aud every acty and r1pai will DO Afforded
application At our Office.
Al.o, FOR SALE, z. lowest msyk-t rate, 30 TREAS
URf NOTES. SIX PER CENT Bonds o. 1881. add 5IA
PER CENT CEAuFlCArES OF INDEBTEDNESS
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Drp CoOos.

AT KlN 7iEEry-,v. CHEAP STORE.
BARGAINS THIS WEEA
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
Needle-WoTk Collars &C.. lic. rne
Needle-Mor Collars. lac-. $50. A''oru -.nt
Needle Work Colals. Jlc, 10. oi
Neeile-Work Collars, SC, Csc. REAL
Needs Work C0lsfs, 75c $50. LACE
koedle-M Work selt 100. s3c COLLARS,
EeedlsWork Sets = sod ~ Is. from
Needle Work sets q 50 20 IS 25c. 10 43.
5000 yards Neet.s Won sc to Ioc.
HANDK ERC.iIi.F DEPARTMENT.
ALL INN. cLosiSG Go5tT,
&c, &c, &c, loo. FIFTY CEHTs
ALL LINEN. BONNET RIBBONS,
~ LxbiiEsi hIsBoSs. VELVET
FINE GRASS EDGES. 40
LINEN 100 TRIMMING VELVET5
400 &c.. &c Be-. DC. he
RICH LACE, BONNET yKLyErS.
25o b. 81 3lo, SOC, 63c 100 Sc, oil
NEEDLE LOT or silk
WORK TISSUES BOX -
HANDKFRCHIFFs EvENIN3 DRESSES. l2e.
SOC. up to ~ So Lot OF RAN
Decorations Cheap PINK SILKS.
FRENCH FLOWERS. for Dresses.
fANA"Ai BSoNSEf DEPARTMENT..
''- ' AND BLooMFRs.
ri IA'i pSAB BL Ii5a 2sc-
BONNETs $50 ZINE FELT
LADIEs' VELVET EoUND,
FINE BLACK 3Sc., SOC CSC.
FINE DRAB
5000 BOgNFTs FELrS VELVET
and BOOMERS, BOUND, &c, I3c-
m, MsEIJFa CTIRERs. SILK PLUSH
CLOSING OUT, BLOOMERs,
lie, 25c., Sc, tJs.. Go - .,.., -
GLOVE DEPARTMENT
GENTS, KIDS WOODEN
PLAIN AND STITCHED HOODS,
BACKS best IN EVERY VARIETY.
quSlty. SIC Boa sod'eyod
LADIES' Needles
BEST KIDS. &c paper
PLAIN sud Stitched
Bacss 75c Best Pins,
Lot Of Spotted IL rows, &C.
RICK. CLOTH FINE ALPACA
MFRINO SILK TRlMMlNG BRAlp5,
BERLIN WOOL. 2c per yard.
AND GLOVES II EVERY Wou,cd skirt
VARIETY bfaids, Sc
OPENING SPOOL 1OEIONS,
fOK TIE &c per dozen.
HOLIDAYS, 1000 dozen,
Over / 80 ois lc per spool.
o. Goods 900 dozen
Of every ~ 20 y,Tis
,i,le. SPOOL COIIDNS &c.
FANCY GOODS LOT or oENUINE
And TOYS. ORRs add MACEAUGHT'S.
PAhIAN MARBLE.
El-QUE CHINA snd
ALARASTfN IN fHf HCB. GERMAN
AND ENGLISH FANCY GOODS.
China Tea sets, !4c. ny.
Fuucy Boxes SC up.
,sO0 varietle. in IoJ'.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE CHEAP
WILLIAM NM. ~.
Nos ~ and rs 8th-av.
Bc,weal -lst aud 2,i.s,s
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MUNDAI,
Plaid Vaenciss. at l2ic. and l5c. per yArd
Checked and Plaid Ottomans At sc aud zoe. per yard
Plain Reps all colors at l5c.. 2Oc.. and &c per ynd
Broche Figured Yelours OF go. and 3Oc. Per yard
Silk Figured lopns neat designs. Poe per yard
Lsi-a will plesse observe that tie prices Of most OF the
above DRESS GOODS less than the present prices o.
CalicOes.
BARGAINS ALSO
FRENCH MERINOES, EMPRESS CLOTHS. VKLOURS
EPINOLlNE, BOMBAZlNES ALPACAS,
PARAMArrAS &c. Nc.
MOURNING GOODS CHEAP.
w. X. PEYTON.
No. 2Ti Bowery, Houston-st-
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TYNE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
II PAPERS o. ev-rs 6e-cuPion. Old PAM HITS a.
kind. old BLANK BOOKS LllBut4ES that are
written full ald al Aind. OF WASTE PAPER from bsuseTs
Insurance psns brokers, patent drpos pIint-
trs oices, TOOK oute public aLd IIys- i1falie hotels
STEAMBOATS, railroad companies bo4roig houses express
ofc-t. &c.
win snd to any par, Of Ills city, Brooklyn, Hoboken or
jersey City
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Tie London Daily News SAYS:
lies MEefabes IS O. those w9 - which have
strong IersoI2 Interest IN addition 70 tlcir inudc lFor
1t merely the work Of Truly great lsn but Il Is his
xsesi ADD lsv0n.e work'ha four Of yefrs and labor
Victor lu-l IS almost Ls only french ilagu-ve WI
q tie Yiescu. century who T. entitled 10 5e consider
tie facu which 4-rdy any other reHch loeet p,seses
cfdrsS NJ tealilui as well o. str! ring pc.CreL
"Aloner Tea OG which tl..Jg t1lJs DOCK deserves
high psse see perfect pny. H. yol, 49 reads ne j5
and N1kts0slre nay r,re les Mus,a,ies
THE story odrs1e end BE- g.. together with unSur
PASSAGE art, e1ie bie Ind simqlic.iJ"
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