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leei Tor. snd yese'stle rsrtrt .idrr.s Tor one
~ees, NAEhtr, Dor SO Sun oil,c II
SIl.k FILL PRS WANTED-AT ia ELM
Pc. On the uppsf floor. .;
CAFE MAKfES wAN1ED-GOOp HANDS
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SAY
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SHlkI HANDS ANttp 10 WORK ON
tsnusl 'h'rt,. iis~cr.. duck pants on the sewing
ntehiu', 10 81 ut Of the house YORK all the year
i.onl 's.t .bl second Il, bet. Ave, ard ", st
lll JOsgPU MkTLkH
SKIRT IElMMkks WANTkl-TU FIRST
cl,.s etp tl,nced hands steady snyioy men, . III
u" sven rene q Ter need spri, 81 w BRAD
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Shikl HANDS
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AlsO Iimnsrs.
At Factory.
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l,NhMEkS NAN1ED--2 OR GOOD
- adv ,trong mon, 20 work ~ farming sni M k
l0s avn ro'i and some dtohue. App 2U3 Grcen.
D a. IN 'he bakery. gel
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WANIEp-A GOOD MILLER. A German
w preferred ,nus, spcsf Lne!sh. Inquire u, IL
IlTs, ~ IT. u
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SUBSTITUTES MANIkD-1iih Act,
.-,en ert pt,r, pal no man hahlc to dt,l tar.
| RANDALL &CO.. ise Wests,, corner OF Read. ,u
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at SO Ciif al

IEtthtE BAkER-tOnkMA " .nird
~ 30 to WMhinston, u. G. 10 s,Ich q. under
I'rd h.a blsin 'ss thornurhl., and shia "a take
aPt ~ = ciackrE bakery, AMI to work va ip.'un.
't!, tud other iAncy ciAckcr-, vriy ihr Al r
rld. Inquire u Dey a., "a -oor, alter 10
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L'OR LivEErOOL--TliE SPLENDID Paci-.
L q sh,p WLbslFk IT lhor Nortl River, sal,
on ] Thursday, Shh AIAIs' tAIliDi y, 2t'h ror
pssrsse, aply at ItpAi ma Passage pnit., "a
Pearl Fl. tl.,
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having the sh3lc of any part OF touvc 81 h,rLi
tiu, faire't bcd.iiv. mirrors, OIL cioth, 4 iud
..h custome. by calling, OF senainy a not. addr,.s
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Dp4I., E-.OXts-W a irD, A GIRL
> sl. sni,l stsud max NJ small rap borcs Cali
:. q. ,.,r Il, ID noel. j. .-..> ~, MD 8,
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1 -.,ady work and good wages gus, snteed. GROVE
ELEM . CO., ssy broadway, u
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FISHING YELL NtkEk WANTED %
ooi s,eefsfc ordani emp oymr1t. Arpl 10
ELK 4 BCIhR, ~ Maiden Lane, NY. 30,
. NMAkI, ACTIVE ROY WANTED TO
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\NANTED--A PERSON ACCUSTOMED
w e. DONG laundry work for stores 10 take -orh
home, at LORD IAfIDk'S. cor broadway and
t,rsni 4, tntrsnca IN ufand Of. Apply before ~
o'rlockA NJ D
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Atfactory.

SIEkEOTlrE PlhIIS-Olb PLATES
'b-cSsn tr. ~ any kind ~ old typ. metal LEAH
.luc>. b., ~su,cd-l,Otp Tcunds. Apply at iae sun
oH.,,. 40
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Tue regular New York fall trade sac oe boeks viii
Sommcece AZ nine O'Clock Tuesday morning ncxt at
tho new Trade salssrooms 4ss and 500 Broadway and
will DO continued daily until Thnrsdsy, October thus
pccapy ing clear The catalogue contains nearly
Aso rsges and the invoices supplied by the beet
6ouscs IN the trade from all psrts OF the United states
Tho nrsi days list opens well, with W. n. Appc,ons
voice occupying 2s pages followed bythose d Jas MI.
Ier Of New York, pages; Crosby Nichols Of Boston
NJ psecs and Appieesie Co, Of Cincinnati, pages
esdays sale then concludes with rabcr Co.'s New
pedford) splendid ssscr,mest of ambro,ype copies II
the ancient modern masters, copies chciss en-.
sursvtngs selections from famous galleries. &C. IL wiz
shus 10 eeeu that n Il necessary tor buyers 10 be
ressnt on the nrst day Of me sale The remainder of
Inc sale embraces invoices ~ such housvk George
Lh,as 81 Philadelphia Gouli lincoln. OF Boston fever
a Francis OF Cambridge; y. Appleton Co., q New
York: Lippncott CO. q Philadcllha Lindsay Takis
,ron of Philadelphia, Brakeman Mason school book pub
fishers New YorK: blanchard Lea, medical publishers
Philadelphia and other noted houses From the s,n II
the cstaioanc and the list Of contributors, IL an
plainly be that New York u very FAR ahead Of any
other city 10 the sals of books well ~ every ether
article zbe catalogues Of the phiaselpha and Western
book snles were miniatures vien compared TO the New
York H. list for 1858.
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IA History Of Christian Names by the author OF Tho
Heir OF Redolye" Is Of the acceptable novelties
amongst the publications Of the present Both
hbty research displayed 10 the compilation. and
hc result q volume OF tho most entertaining character
Works Of fiction Instruments OF religious
had. we thought been 80 generally condemned pub
ishers would longer be found 70 undertake thcm.
London house. disrcgarding public opinion in
4hs regard Just published another, under tho title OF
veron which is favoraby spoken Of as TO Its literary
merits The object OF the Gale Is however, unmstaka
be- and betrays the cloven foot OF Jesuit influence
throughout every page
A Nofseman's Views OF Britain and the British, by
b. O. vinJe, 10 a very droli book. and pays OF British
writers for the absurd ISLANDERS
which they have published In reference to this country
he higher and lower Of English society the author
Bays, are very much dshgured-the from want, the
Sthcr from debauch Another curious assertion OF his is
ahst Gin the rural districts the Irish beating out tho
knglish and Scotch aud settling there IN such
Numbers that they will one day revolutonze British
aocotyr We wonder how John Bull win relish these
views Of his cherished habits and institutions.
The works OF the German poet and novelist. Gustav
Kuhpe havc been rerublishcd in complete series At
fepsic An English translation has just appeared in
London.
The iongmans, ~ London have in the press magnG.
cent edition OF tho New Testament illustrated with
AuRelico Leonardo da vinci. Petro Perugno TITAN Ra.
pbael FRA sebasilano del Piombo, Andrea del saro,
Paoo yeronese Annibale Caracci, Guido REM Nicholas
Poussn sir Anthony Van Dyck Luca Giordana and 9th.
ers OF the old masters.
"a Glossary Fronch Slang and Corruptions by Pro
lessor D. II. Guenebsu, Of New York, is announced as
nearly ready for publication The work has occupied
raj years OF close labor and gives all the eccentric
1oca,Ions and terms that not 70 DO found In
the dictionary. The army, tho navy, the schools
ihs turf gaming saloons the PRISONS and the haunts
bf the dangerous classes all have their peculiar dialects
lind these must more or the pages those
who write for tho amusement Of the There
Houutless swarm these corruptons that be
10 no source and that research among books
plain Hence tho nsupcrabe difficulty 10 read and trans
tate the works Of such authors lie Bazsc Eugene
uguste Ricard Murger Theophi.e Csu'er, Jules Janin
Gerard de Ncrva Paul dc Fock, Xavier Acntepn, Marc
Saint aite, Corbiee, and hoas OF other novess, whe
nave made their characters express themselves in thei'
own yernacuar With the aid q Professor cusucbaulti
new Glossary a obstacles or this VIII be removed
the work Of the student and translator rendered com
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Fine Aria.

The Academy OF Design, now in course Of ersc.
ton u corner Of Fourth avenue and Twenty third
street. Will Is expected be completed time Tor the
next spring exhibition. The ioundl,ions have already
been lad and tho work VIII be proceeded with rapid
~ as possible Fourth building viii occupy
'front.' OF one hundred. and on Twenty third stree,
another OF eighty feet. Blue and white narbie laid on
alternate courses 10 f. the mater l or BOTH "a
cades.
Bot few % our leading artist have retained, az yet
from the country. Many win liDgcr on there until tho
rces have assumed their autumn garb.
At Goupi's there Is 70 be very iuterss or pho
tograph Il Jr. Seward and the party Of diplomats
eho accompanied him his recent pleasure tour. The
group taken the Fails aud has the Of
being sttitadinizcd for effect,
france has loaf one VI her greatest paaterg IN tie
person OF Eugene Delacror. lie the q Charles
Dcseroix Constant Minister q Foreign Affairs tho
Directory. ana born April, 1852 II was charac
eristc OF the independence o. genius o. as deceased
that ALPHABETICALLY refused Rome any Of the
great Centres Of art lest be siopd weaken his IDEAS
by study of tho great master WORKS.
The commission given 70 or Eiwin Landseer for four
llons for the Nelson column trafalgar square has
stlied the production q only design, which 10
he varied by shake Of the bead wag % the TAIL 70
gro~i a, this poverty Imagination the part Of tho
great artist We would sugges, the postponement o. the
for . while. We shall have something 10 say To
this British lion by and by which may present him under
On entirely pe~ aspect.
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In The barges put borrd Of the he ssee9s
which had brought tbem or TO tho ship.
A. they fairly Char Of the vssss ~ wss1
passed on board "ssaad Of the basssry care
you readys" "Ays. aye the responss. and thea
the word given, starboard, are" bang goes sixty
eight FOUNDER; "Pors are" bang goes another "ssar-
board, nre" and 30 alternately until fifteen rounds
have been fred At tho the frs. gun fired the
Stars and Stripes nying TO the breozs al tho main
royal masthead, and kept flying until the salute wss
completed.
The ceremonies being over we again descended TO tbs
wardroom TO with those very charming people
Among tho number 10 ono Mr. Murray ascctchman, who
Is attached 20 the snip supern,end engines These
we're built liz ~ Petersburg by Mcpherson Co.. who
are scoohmen Of noted engineering abilities. and Who
guarantee the engines for two Mr. Murray Is their
agea and superintendent aud highly respected for bis
abilities az we'll as for his social qualities.
The officers OF the 0sliaba inform that they would
be most happy to Of citizens board OF their
ship, and that they will endeavor 10 make their visit ~
pleasant as possible II certainly will repay any ono 70
pay vist 70 this vessel II ID not every month. or even
year, that we favored by visit from our Russian
naval rienfs, and Americans should do al 10 our
power 70 make their stay pleasant as possible. The
Osaba lea the North river near the foot OF Cortand
street
Just outside OF the Hook and are waiting for tho
sfog 20 clear up that they cnter with safety Ia
70 DO hoped that the will prove TO be fact and
their presence win hailed with appreciation, and
their mission this place only result 10 good TO
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LITTLE CAEADIAN CoMEDY.-The Cana
dians are displaying more comic humor
ihan we had ever given them credit Tor
possessing. The popular taste in that line Is
how running upon comedy which has been
gotten up By funny little Irishman named
McGee, the plot turning upon the supposed in
fention OF the Yankees to invade Canada and
annex il to the United States Tie joke of fhe
mhole thing is that while nothing could be
more in accordance with the wishes OF the great
majority of the people, they pretend to be ter
tibiy alarmed at the idea, and to be making
Immense preparations to repel the invaders.
CLe Provincial Parliament is discussing bill
kppropriatng the enormous sum Of four hun
fired and twenty thousand dollars foI arming,
clothing, drilling and maintaining formidable
militia forcesof ten thousand men. This sum
would pay our own army for about half day.
Hhe Irish gentleman alluded to supported the
measure in q speech, wherein ne declared, wltn
1hst logic peculiar to his race, that, while Anne
Ticans were ready to shed their blood in defence
Of their constitution, no man in Canada had
respect for the act Of Union--the Canadian
tonst;tntion-or would shed his blood for it.
As to British institutions, adarge class Of peo-
pie in Canada believed they were sham. 70
hmnse himself still further at the expense of tho
kimplc minded hqbitdns of Lower Canada he
declared that the Yankees "would organize
powerful force to sweep Pope and Popcry out.
Df the valley of the st. Lawrence" After this
Funny speech the bill was ordered to a second
feading by vote Of Lightweight to seven, and
There that act of the comedy ended.
We must beg our coquettish neighbor not to
be impatient. We have 30 much serious busi-
fess on hand that we cannot just now attend to
her desires and take her TO our embraces.
When we have time and are in pleasant
mood we may show ourselves little more dis
posed to favor her advances In the meantime
She may amuse herself with the little comedy
fhe has gotten up. We are quite convinced of
her affection for republican institutions, and Of
her desire to be united to us, and know that in
kll these little coquetries she only resembles
the coy maiden, who,
whispering she'd cor consent. consented.
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AMERICAN INDEPENDRScE.-We have cited
Prom time to time the little indications showing
Eumstances of life, as light as
The swans down feather,
That stands upon the full swell Of the tide,
And mother way inclines,
pr either way inclines, as the tide does. We
present now another of these, in the fact that
Governor Vance, Of North Carolina, in his sig
nature Of public documents, falls back to the
bid times for bis date, and "goes it alone" on
khe eighty eighth year Of American Indepen-
Hence" He probably swears by Bunker Hill
&nd the Boston tea party.
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TUK NiSsTRgis.


BOSTON, sept To- 1861
The steamship Africa sailed thus forenoon with twenty
Ave passengers for Halifax and thirtyni FOR Liverpool
She takes out $4,000 10 specie.
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b great corruption; and 1t 70 unforsunA.e ~
the Southern people should begin their new
4 ASSOCIATIONS with the Northern people BY means
pf a system that will be stained WIN evOls
phase Of thievery. Yet, though there VIII De
Corruption, wise and proper administration OF
khis system may do much to restore good feel
fng between the people and to heal the old
Erouhla3
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Judge X Han. Of tbs United States pis,rc, Court, 10
The habeas corpus Of David j. crchtsu of s. Law.
county, and Robert wslpoie, II Csyuga ooasty,
has made order asoLArgng the REALTORS from military
service He gives tho opinion that boards % enrolment
having decided IN favor o. the claim u drafted
70 b. exempt from military service, oaBDo revoke
or SUCH decision, OF compel Tbs submit his
claims . second time 70 the Board.
,udgr Hsn, IN me q miuc~s enlisted ~aboo, ths
CONSENT pasedts brought before him on vrfs Of uaas
corpus. has maie order dischsans ,hs svs,l MN
be, from service These qssss e~,gns,ai 10 gs.ns hal
Monroe o,aasss, s'a ~ Sxasl " . I, Gaze, q
eyenDsl
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Onsciai Drswlags or msrvsy. 0ddy .
Go. q ks1tuckS and Missouri 1tsts Lotteries -
Assvcxu nxyKA CLAss sT-seps 10 isu .,
20, 20, g. IL, Sd. b, 90. ~, l6, IL. 6i, ~.
kasruoEV. ClAss ts3-sept IL, fsSN
2, SIS, 80, 50. is. IS. 81, 81, ~, %.
MURRAY EDDY co.
Covinalon. M. or - Louis No
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Royal Havana I.ottcry.-rhfrty per
cent premuin paid for prizes Information furnished
III ghost price paid for Doubloons American Ggid aud
Silver TAYLOR CO. Bankers. 10 Wall street n, v.
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Prizes Cnshed In All L-gaItxed Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH RATES. Broker
n Wall street. room No l. Nex lork.
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Trvsses.-Marsn Bsoshsrs, Corner Broad.
spd Ann street Losd0n snf Els tssise Fufp,~svs
shs.lasr Drse~s. snsvsnscv Bandayss and 5k k.slss
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wigs, rovpees, Hair Dye, HAIR DyeinG
AM Noidasia Cream. for h.snrfytns the hsf a.
BACHELORS. 10 bond street
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Toa1ooo IN Erw Yosg.--Onopdsga county has had
ZOO acres Of land devoted TO the iooscco crop during
the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-17

New Hat Company, ms Nassau street -
Gentcmen's Fal style al Dess Hats ready. price 81
best quality. Also afss assortment Of ie Hats our own
uiap uiaotule.
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Prizes Ca shed in all Leg Allied Lotteries.
j. Il. CLAYTON a CO.. 10 Wal street room 10
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Royal Havana Iottery.-Sre Onictnl 1
ing Of September the lenth page ~ cent pre-
paid Tor prizes TAYLOR a co
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BeassaSal Cesa pisstes.-Latrd's Biee~
v, eo-plssisA Sad sssa. ts Brsss-.5 beg.
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Co~.AY --AfteT long and sickness BERNARD
CONWAY native OF tho county Tyrone, Ireland In the
sd year q. hls ago.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Friday afternoon, al two o'clock
from hA late re sdeuce 1T west fyrty ntect.
calIA9.s -0n Wednesday. eeptcmber It, o disease Of
the heart ovsx cAILAara late Of tho parish Of Deup
county Cayan, Ireland, agod 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 10 At
tcnd the funeral, this Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock from his late residence North sixth street DO
tween Iiuh and Sixth streets Williamsburg His 70.
mains viii be TO Calvary Cemetery for ntsrmcnt
IIby OfaeT Mortgages AMI Deaths Ser nm Pdoo.J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-17

wheeler Il wilson's Highest Premt um
Sewing Machines patent umbrclia Lok stands.
d nrnadNal
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Trusses.-rIarsh ~ Co., Radical Cure
Truss Office only At No. vessy Aston House SILK
Elastic Goods Supporters. shoulder Braces &C AAiy At
endAnt.
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Good Handwriting Guaranteed TO
all In ten lessons 81 aoLDSMIThS Academy To Broad
way. corner Of Elgath stroot
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New and Choice Card photographs
Wholesale aud retail at GEO. 4. MObLoSos q CO ~
Photograph Publishers. I5g Nasal street
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Tan. Fr.ehiea. ysiiow..s.. Ev-o.,ses.
st.4s rte ss1 81 sssa sasthes 'fra " ~. nAuU
s~s~s aet.s~. "a ssAv. ~ sgsetsA.
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Com posite IRON Raiiing-rh~ Most
suitable and darabie COTTAGE Fence. HUTCHINSON d
wICkERsHAM, 80 Canal street cas-, OF Broadway.
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NO More Gray HAIR or Dnid0cs---Forty-
years constant study Consultation tree by Dr. GRAND.
Mace.
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Gouraud's Poudre subtitle UproOts Ilafr
from upper ps Tow forcheads OF any part the body
Warranted. as broadway.
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Keanedy's Medical Dtsesver1.
wren al ob.r serofala ssdleines hsss w as "a
standard and popular r~fnedy n fails N curing
scrofus nrysip~Ns. Salt khsum uerrs sc&bs ernp
fons OF every pamennd mature
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Bogic's Hyperion Fiaid Restores and
dresses hair Bogss Electric Hair Dye bee, In Try
Be convinced. W. BoGLE. Bosom Bold everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-17

Diseases OF the Nervous, sexual and
Urinary systems Mo.t modern and approved ireaimcn,
Sc. Cause add Cure, plates price " cents Sod BY MIL
LER co. a,2I broadway, and by the author, DIR, At
son 60 broadway Consultations IRON a. ~ 70 o y.
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The Improved sssioat" Elliptic sewing
and Btlding Machine. k.nd Tor Circulars AMI ssmples OF
work oncc 5T broadway
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safety OF the Crew Of the Lost ship
santa Claus.


037FUNf
Tho Of the ship Santa Claus from ca'ao for ham
burg which foundercd at August 0, In lat north,
long u west, took TO their boats and landed safely
Cay nne.
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Invisible Chain OF FIRE. or the Gomez
Fus, Train Used nj Newbern, Nicksbug and Charleston
No 81 hmity street New York
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Bosrov, sept "a, ise5.
Are In Fast Boston this morning destroyed Nc Nshcn's
ssbs and ten small dwelling houses iocstci Maverick
.saa IGaiEssias lnSin yals.s.i ayaH HGa burned
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A "'"Ofw fsE HsaaHAssT, WILLIAM STRICT.
eISRlf 81 s siss m,si HsnEn
cIslesu M.rs,ai 0Ta"a 'ia. 'ia''s. 1871 .aa 1855.
sb,issa L'oril.
~ pierre
ronle csuel
Nsrgaar.
e. Z, l xs.eTSe ,'ns Sound b'aasr Woes
aedoe. ! - -
Chateau yqusm, sntase 49,.
.haiern isia. r',lshoe' EiniAgr 1913
uau' sauiesne.
suserNDIKs viSrAoE iss,. oy r sngSmoHAUa
esa@se,,,p
yoiesy
oSssil, twhtc,.
rhess wine, hou.sa q es.,i.asd .,rpu,s,.on
l ~ 80. 49, .s1i.ss II. friends N''''
The winessfe reliable sni al modernis pr,e~s
oa Ho'sea rori Wine, sheFfies, srafeA % bourbon
Prize li.ts vii b forwsried application.
Al cHr RcH AZ NONE VISITING cARDs-YRsScn
"A Mote ragr, ,ea. wa Presses Ae 10 slesani sIl.s
A cossoSMKsT. OF 10 TONS s.LDASAn pAY
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