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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30
NEWS FROM NORTH eAR0LlaA.

The Late Heat Accident-Asldrsss Of .aae
COlored Equal Rights Lcague-Prepa-
rations for q Grand Celebration by tho
Negroes ON New Years Day. -
wiLssafos, Dec Co. 1886
The boat accident referred TO yesterday occurred at
Topsal Inlet The .sy a. mentioned, wcre to 60
out Of the inlet. Tho boat swamped In the surf
The tide was running out, with strong wind OF shore
One got the bottom Of the boat and drted out
to Tho others wore Immediately drowned The
boat oated ashore the next morning empty The names
OF the men are unknown.
The officers Of the Equal Rights League co.ored pub.
ish an address today, d!scsimng secrecy thor or.
ganon and say thst "the object OF the League il 70
by political and moral means as Tar ~ may be,
the repeal Of all laws and parts Of laws State
tonal that make determinations account OF color
This is object in oil lis length and breadth We
therefore aspire to the condition and privileges Of free
Is not this natural asplraonr Il dictated by
selfrespect We ask opportunity 10 show that
worthy to be free and propose to attain the condition
and privileges OF freemen by becoming intelligent by
industry by virtue by pety II the object noble and
one worthy Of freemen the means proposed for attaining
II moral and peaceful We dscian The renotcs in.
tention Of enforcing the claim by violence Does any
suggest instruction, we frown upon him. denouncs
him." The address Closes 1--WE do pledge ourselves to
msptap good order Our and Our ilves if neces.
saf ale al the service OF the government TO quell and
crush insurrection. Having done this shall demand
Of tho lawful authority protection for our property
schools, presses and churches"
The negroes preparing for grand celebration on
the ist Of January General Crook has promised them
protection, II necessary, In an orderly demonstration
70 protection, probably, will BIO NODDED.
Arrived, schooner Willie DILL Nav York
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Cheapest Now.oapsr aaa Heat sSts-
cary Family Journ.I IN the Csu.trv.
Tho ws1Ir Hxaaio, for the prSen. week. nov rosav
contains
Interesting intelligence fron the National Osnss-
with the proceedings Of Congress and saIi reoo~s Y
the Speech OF Mr. Raymond, Of hei York. in esu,v :,
Mr. Stevens OF PennsyIvana; Full resor Of the Ecrass
Fracss IN the United States with stasemss from bon
SIDES Of the question: Important accounts che pro6vess
OF Restoration in South Carolina North Cal.lina Mis-
sissppi and other Southern States. Full dssts %
the recently reported sNegro Insunec.ons ~
Accounts Of the Disasters al Sea by the late 0sos,
Late and important News from Europe. Asia. tho We
Indies aud other parts OF the word Editorials % LEAD
ing events; The Current News Of the day; Poetry
Christmas. 1886" "rhe Old ana New Year" (wruss
for tas wEEKLv HERAID,, ''God Help the Poor" two
excellent Stories written expressly for the wskxLs
hsRALD called 'Slmoa Thorpes Heir, chrst0A
story" and "a Now Years Triumph" Musical sna
Theatrical review for the week; Interesting Lsrary.
Artistic and scisudc reading; 6oasonabe reading fss
Farmers and Gardeners Varieties; Facets; vaiuAss
reviews OF the Money commercsI Dry Goods Boot sd
Shoe, Horse and Cattle Markets. ana socouAas o. ~
Interesting eysnls OF the week
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M E xIc 0.


n, DIS Spanish journal fsbi'n-. Z fa'opec. on tue
81 Of December conains order AZ clp,'s temFasnI
ing the naval forces /. the Gnlf OF Nexiao, nssing
known 10 the inhabitants o. Tampioo that y. Manuel
Juan Pedro with force Of forty ave horss lodosg part
OF the expedition against Ofcaeag met IN Lraon the
oath OF November the troops Of Escobedo under
nrnd OF prosrrrr E4cheyefgio The latter killed in
th2 action, ven Is Lieutenant Louis Ggxuan and .
pyaes ihc liberals lett IN pos session OF the imreria
sit eight lancf two guns, three pistols twelve horses
twenty bgides and other articles Of war
The order, after .ongfai dating The people 90 their
success states that IL Is the evident intention oi NIL 20
sdhere 20 The empire.
Communication between Tsmpico and ,heSi'y of Mcs
leo II pronounced opcn.
naval despatch states that three of ,he irnucris
steamers left the action nj Ms,anotos without
HAVING nrcd gun the liberals leaving withcu, g.ipI
FOR foiDf orcemcnls.
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
Trouble Mt Clarksville Between Drunken
Negro Soldiers and tho Citizens.

Trouble Mt Clarksvillc Between Drunken
Negro Soldiers and tho Citizens.
CLAKKswLLs, Tenn, Dec. 2S, 1865
A. row occurred at this place Christmas day be-
tween some drunken negro soldiers and the citizens
The policemen interfered and struck ono Of the
drunken soldiers with his club. Tue negro resented
this and endcavored TO thrust his bayonct into the police
man
crowd gathered around the policeman 70 protect him.
when Mick Carnd formerly notorious guerilla, dreyA
revolver and fred two shots al the soldiers, wbo acn
fred into the crowd of citizens
Two white men seriously wounded aud one negro
soldier slightly hurt. '..'
Major Bond agent OF the freedmen quickly appeared
at the scene OF the disturbance and promptly quelcd IT,
sending the negro soldiers to the fort The soon how
ever returned again in large force, and threatened
make the affair very serious; but Cardi bad escaped
out Of the town the trouble speedily quoted down all
has been quiet SINCE and fears entsaiaed Of another
difficulty.
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

Ths Overland Msfi-A~othor EartA-
quakc-Mining stocks.
SAN FRAsosoc, Cal, Dec a. tso5
The overland mail with New York dates OF the 3oth d
November has arrived here
A slight shock Of an earthquake was relt at santa
Clara last night
The firm of JAkaboasky 3 WARMER failed today.
Their liabilities amour, 70 over two hundred shousand
dollars
Greenbacks sell ~ SIX cents
The following tho quotations tor mining stocks
ophir sold the morning at $50 and ia the evening
$50 share; Imperial, Sill 50 ei2i 5o CholisrP o.
tosi, $3.50 a sio2; Yellow jacket, $3.50 $50, and
Savage $3.50.
sAs fsAsosoo. Dec. "a, 1896.
Mining stocks active Ophir. S3!s, seller thirty
days; Could & Curry, ssss; mineral. slsi: choiiA
Posos si75 Alpha, $40. Yellow Jacket, $3.50; Crow
Point. fn40
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Convention Or the Celorea People Of
Maryland.

bAfrh0hs. Dec ~. 1886.
Tho State Colored Convention OF Maryland met here
to-day. and passed resolutions 70 solicit aid 70 rebuild
the coorsd churches burned this State by che
rebels and malicious pcsons Resolutioss In regard 70
the death Of President Lincoln also passed, in
GLIDING the folIowing:-
Be resolved, That the exalted public and private
character Of tho late President his freedom from selfish
ambition his fear Of God his devotion 70 the eternal
principles Of liberty and justoe ~ unsurpassed wisdom
and magnanimty which he svinced In carrying out The
principles Of republican government will cause his
memory 70 be chershed with love and reverence BY US
o. people, until the end u time
An advisory address 10 the colored citizens Of Mary
land adopted containing following judcous I'd.
vice.
We would therefore o1viss you Ars 10 feel Shat you
are free and dependent upon yourselves for huppor
habits Si.dsning . do anything beneath the dignity q
wen. fhr We advise you 70 = industrious IN I'll the
p0reui1 o. hfs purchase properly and become men Of
wealth, owning col; for there = NO cass u - ~
depsndent a. faSneu Fourth, We sdviss you 10 edu-
csSe your childysu give Thorn iA end thereby qualify
taDm n any nssIN9e n lfs for e ever Ys
sts syiviss. u mud ~ done By our individual sxsr.
sion; DO one DO Il FOR 10 vifth ~ advise you 70
- Qysry sxsrion 70 contradict be psedkoas o. your
ensmies which uttered prsyous 70 The smanspa.
ton Of the sssss, that II the dawes freed they
would ospone pest 70 society and paupsrs depending
"a public charities.
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Great Rise ia the Rivcr Near Nashville
The Cotton Market.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Dec %, 1853.
The river ia still rising The water s probably thirty
i've feet deep on tho shoals. feet Of fifteen coal
barges from the Cumberland coal mines, in Kentucky,
arrived here to-day. There Of crossing the
at this point except by sSa Active preparations
10 progress for the construction OF suspension
bridge One cable Of the bridge was thrown across yes
terday.
from 38c. TO 42lc.-an improvement OF about 1c
pound on all qualities. Shipments and receipts
light
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FIEGb - Gme CHby-
pssrRuCrroS OF CARNAGE FAcrosf ~ ssixs
VRHMAN fNJuRKD.
About three O'Clock yesterday nre originated il shs
basement Of the carriage msnusctciy of Sebastian 4
Sad Nos 200. 7os and 7o& Third avenue. II appears
tAs workman named William Burke wss drawing OF
sons bensins from barrel and 10 IL supposed he hsl
Lsh for In few minutes after going 10 the cellar hs
rsa into the street. his clothing oil in biaxa fhs
names were extinsuishsd, and The usfosssss aa
taken 10 S. Lukes Hospital Very little hope sister.
tan.d OF his recovery. The hremen we're auicty u NE
premises but the ssmss spread rapidly ana n0,vish-
standing their exertons the entire building and s co.,
TENN wsre destroyed sebss'sa \ SEALS ioss win bs
abost sis ooo-only insured " 600 in the fsso1
rrsdssmsns, New Amstsrdsm and other Insurance com
paniss
". Merritt manufacturer Of wall paper loss $4,000
liam Hocholx, cabinet maker loss 81 800 Insured for
46Oo in the Manhattan Insurance Company.
Ths building Ia owned BY wimot Van Setback Loss
about 112, 900; fully injured.
member OF No. Engine fell through trap 10 the
building and was very severely injured.
FIRE IN MAIDEN LANE.
About eleven O'Clock last night ere broke out in shs
reas once Of No Of Madam lane in the premises
pied BY H. A. Morrison dealer in iron ssfes and scales
Damage about 81, 500; said 10 be insured
The flames extended Into the Office Of No o. occupied
by Bsylsn Tuers, dealers in oils and paints. Toss
about e5O0-insured. Tho ofoe Of James Edgsr, tho
second floor, Ia damaged by water about 800. the
building Is damaged about $500
From an examination made Of the prernis by Assist
ant Fire Marshal H. o. Baker, II appears that the FIRE
startsA around the ONCE store end u supposed was
the result OF sccldent.
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Ths Rssk TnIie y.n Name M,s.ins.
TO THg 1piroa on TIE nEnALD.

Nrw YORK, Zee. 20 1886.
The bark TITLE Van Name, Captain ". " Cook, left
The Capes Of the Delaware October ~ 1855, laden
Will! coal. bound fur New Orleans with fun crew.
Captain Cook, with his wife, two children aud their
nurse board she had been out onlg three days
when Heard Of tho terrible rao Of THO sd instant,
since which tire nothing has been heard Of her Fears
entertained Tor her safety Captains OF vessels who
have spoken heard or Captain Cooks Whereabouts
aj confer great favor by snndag word 70 hi cousin,
JOHN +. WHITE, No. ~ John street.
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hcHsoSp, va, De- 20 1896.
Richard Moveny, late Major Of the sirty-nsatb New
YORK. died 10 the post hospital last night The bosv bas
been embaimed and awaiting the order Of his frends
Some sensation caused In financial circles to-dar
by tho publication u the 7twa OF w, VI broken "a
uosa beuka
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NEWS FROM GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, o., Doc ~, 1850.
Christmas Day was celebrated here in the usual happy
manner The churches were open In the morning, and
exceedingly well attended The musical and other
services were very nne In the evening there we're some
displays Of nreworka The holiday passed on most plea
sanity and many wers The interchanges Of kndnessss
and courtesies No accident occurred; nor did single
unpleasant thing 70 The beauty and holiness Of
tho day.
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The Bark G. Colc0rd Ashore Near Tucker
Accident 70 the stesmsr Laeis.
Tl,e, Wrrck Or ty,e Ydnno.


Francis Wilson, Of the rescued Grew Of the prope
Ter Idaho which wrecked last Saturday night tho
north shoals Of Banesa desires 10 say that Captain
Busker OF that vessel did all in his power to make tho
passengers and comfortable clrcumsts noes
would permit did also all the other officers OF The
steamer. Below lisa
GARD FROM THr PASSENGERS o. THE IDAHO
BAsxEcAf, Dec. %, 1853
We, the undersigned, officers and passengers OF the
steamship Idaho, lying wreck on Barnegst shoaE
feel ourselves Obliged 10 Captain John Ashley Brown and
hs two brothers for rendering timely aid In tho pre-
scrvstonof lives when in great danger there beng
none others 10 IN aid although signals OF
distress were dying for many hours. We would also
state TINT have yet the person appointed
by the government 10 attend to such duties. We also
foei obliged 20 Captain Tucker aud Captain summons of
the steamer sylvan Grove for their assisting 10 land
tho passengers the main jsnd.
Signed by Charles p Bruher, Mastcr; Charles W.
fbif Engineer Ss.hon cls,s ch..I 9ss.,v-r tn. a.
Stanton, First Assistant Eny'scar; To,in Newton and
family, John d. tdb-on, ~. scLuagous cabin pas.
ssn2crl ~o..--dlsss--'e-
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tpouoHKFSPMs, Dec. ~. ISd5.
The river here Is nsd waa aos,,nu lea Tho steam.
boat Norwich went up tlss ai,rpoop with colos flying
on her way to Rondout, 70 lay W Navigation 20 this
place has nos been open 20 late in Anumbsr Of wears
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SsvANaH, Ga Dec u.s. 1896.
Christmas passed OF without disturbance The usual
order and quiet prevsilc4
Tho trial Of a. n. Lamar, charged with an attempt 70
bribs tho United States Treasury ssohl hsyIns cbEge
Of ooitonL Ssnmsacea to.dsa
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LA CROSSE, Wis, Dec ~ 100
A IRE last night destroyed Gould q Sons foundry
Another Are destroyed all the buildings both sides "
Third street. between Main and STATE crcsri TIA Poet
once and williams shss s'sfs rsss lsN eAasoo: y.
surV1 oae- lllr1
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Great rleed In the usqaehanna-Loss
One ldillisn OF Dollars.

WFESk<7EuF0Ur
f~s Ia an ice food In the West Branch Of the susqus
MAMMA ,Susng great damage II 10 estimated that from
sixty 70 svsnsy million feet Of logs valued o. oss
million oou have passed here in the last twenty
hours IL ~e heaviest loss ever sustained ~ the
lumbcrmen Of N. section.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec ~, 1000.
The Alcovey and Yellow river bridges the Georgia
Railroad and the Chatahoochce bridge the State road
we're washed away BY the heavy rain las, Friday
l atiii raining
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. -, tb6i
James = Iigow, Of our ~oalthies'iand most re-.
sperabe merchants. ba been elected Mayor OF his city,
vice Tonpperl dspoasd by the unanimous sote Of the
Rcayds OF Aldermen and Councilmen. He insuyu.
rated too day, and npon ok:ns he Mayor chsiy, wa IL
Enthusiastically cheercd. .
There vas large meeting al the African church this
evening in aid Of the freedmen I, vas addressed by
Generals Palmer and Fisk. Contributions we're then
taken up.
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A.-Bss uttry the Complexion. lie,
9BORGE W. LAlRDs BLOOM OF YOUTH. Il has n
equal. soln ny druggists syssySaeEe Depo. q ful,o
atrest. n v.
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Cheapest bookstore I'm the World
i6I s2 Juveniles Family Bibles Photographic Albums
LEGCAr BROTHERS. IFS sAsssu strect
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Holiday Pvsse nes.-Eiegaat and Spssn-
I'D Gi soot. shoes a.l.ers slgpcra slISsrs siyps,a
N \. Boot AND bhon Emporium. No. SIS BrcsdvJ
r. A. Bk0Oxo AHeaf.
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Holiday Hats.
80 n GREAr vARmrr
BORKE, $50 Broadway, and ls< Fulton strsef
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q Nssias.-To Whom 10 Hey ConsArn.--
Parties having lost letters cv,taning money other vsrs
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed. Draw
lnas. rircgsrs ana information sent
o. 2. CLAYTON. IN Wan street;
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Cheapest Good Sewing Machines are
The new VA pTLEfT SEWING MACHINES, 90 BroadwNy
price s25 same seh Wilcox Cabs, Hand or trvadir
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Coras, Buniohs, Eniarxed :JodnX en4
Al diseases % .hc feet cured BY pr z..HAkiE 'oroA
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III. Gy man's New Rusasan vapsv
opened W. day
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4 Superior AssOrtssent Of Winss Brau
diss, tofiisls. Dc. FOR che hoidsss.
J0HN j. SrAfF d son. - rtsukln stree,
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sanoytna than the pes perfect remedy long bssp
soagns sgr AZ ts,sr Sc ssss Hnsa ! 10 DAianrs
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A. Gisnhrede's, 5ss DrosNway, e8O
Pearl Psn- fos 80 ssncy Goods rstsasd .; wso'sssi-
prizes.
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a Clear, Smosth, white SkiN.-Humt,s
White Wal Of Antilles n eoua Tor identifying wbsnlnA
prcss ting he complexion. -b Brosawa,, ~ P--a &C.,
ssd atazsss ysaessiiy.
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4 silent sswsaG MscAiss. MskisE Ella.
durable. WILCOX 0fDSa ~ 0oAdwav.
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A.-rhs Del1esn Wedding 10 said 20
have bean the height % ccsnabsl felicity The happy
svupis vse IN he hshea ry hey we're elevated Rboe
~ ssfs ss q An, sro ss.g S ads I'll:
anyhna uesdod 70 complete Der happiness she said
vss bu thing she desired ~ Wall earth sesn for II
bad only hcught Of Bringing bottle of EGYPTIAN Lotus
along sae would have bs~n coutent
nsindr OF hsF days where she was
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rte Holiday Call TOR Hats - Genla'A.
coasioued ~ Introduction Of bis Holiday Hsts foe esBs
Ynsi Nsssr dsy ~ day - tns festa sss spprcAchss
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Dr. ARrris0n's Pcrfstalt1c L0semEcs,,
positive, prompt and pleasant for CostiveussA
Piles and bssperss. For safe by J. s. HARRISON o.
PrvpUe!ors. Boston. Mass. and By all druggists,
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Fdrs, FAB, Frr.-,ter new Years oifss,
cA'arep' fan', rar' osn sg. ,,svss q anf Mrssrs a
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did Switches n y $50; Grecfsn Cuis IS % 10 IN -
PECKHAMS Asir tsxaar 25i Grand street mar RcweSy
Up ,'sIrn Lsdis. hsiL dres.aa "a New YSsr's Rsy
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A.-The Angei 81 the Flowers, Aecosding
10 Persian poet vccps whom her fragrant subjects die
The oonoetisa pretty one but Of place these
modern when the Of the most su
BLoOhiEg CsRHUs.
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A.-NOlfday Presen ta.-POIIak 4 SOn,
Ns-r.cbsupi Nsnuiscsure;t oas Broadway, Fourth
street Pipes sud Cigar Hoiiet- 81 wholesale and rss
10 order mounted with sl'yef, repsred
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DashinK Young Men~-.,,' -
will Dad Ito sfyie OF Hat Cor calls al QENINS khs
mos elegant fabric OF the SEASON. JiS Broadway
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Holiday Pressn,s n ARsstion scd Chsr.
fu-WHEELER a WILSON'S L9ok ,61sch SEWING M
.Hues and button Hola Nscbioss. O. Brosdxss,
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Gsesia's Hats fog tho Heildays.-SpIsa-
DID sssgn,at Of Furs s,.ty ns.u.n SEgts nod l.sLof
.onsd rate OF pron. not on the &c, sydu Sal syplom
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valuaSls Presens-xsvu nssns'
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sfECfAoLEs.
sRItLIASr Ann POWERFUL
SIMMONS. eSt. Bwsavsy. under Isfsrse Bonss
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ErIssson's CsIoric Englnss-Ror Panp-
Jog and =: -. co., <5,. uasaaasd ~ Duans sres. nss
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Van's Cakes for New Year Tables.
Ssl Broadway, betNeen NneLeenth and Twsolielh ste
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new Years Cslls.--Asseat iom-Ruy ross
Rcos % Brooks 81 Drosdwsy Evefy svtil& The 9hoe
ediss, gsots children y. a. HnOOkA Aesst.
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rhey are All There.-Jot Desc hpta0s
Of lashcnsbie fars not . ucw st,. Fur &c ,e Uoiar
Cloak wan.is Hood Guns Glove Nat vii ls bs FOUND
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