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Burning of a Vessel at Sea.

Boston, July 12.-The brig Rodman Pratt,
from Baltimore for Falmouth, England. with
1000 bbls of petroleum, was destroyed by fire
on the 9th inst. in latitude 40, longitude 70. On
discovering the fire, the main-hatch was re-
moved, when the flames burst out, the whole
cargo appearing to be on fire. So rapidly did
the flames extend that the crew barely escaped
in a boat, saving nothing but what they stood
in. They were without food or drink for two
days, when they were picked up, and arrived at
New Bedford Yesterday
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GREAT RIOT AMONG FIREMEN-SEvERAL
PERSONS SHor-AN EXCITING SoENE.-During the
past week or ten days there appears to have been
dIspostl on the patti of the runners and members
OF some Of the fire companies to create an outbreak,
and during that time quite namber OF serious re-
suits have flowed from this course of conduct
Another disturbance took place last evening soon
after the fire IN North Second street.
II appears that the Shiffer Niagara, franklin,
and WeccacOe Fire Companies were returning from
the fire. when a fight took place at Second and
Monroe streets between some men who were stand
bricks were thrown by some of the members and
adherents Of the Niagara Hose.
There were no equipped people belonging to the
Shlf1er Weccac0e in the fight, the only
equipped members being those OF the Niagara and
Franklin.
During the melee, members of the Niagara Hose
Company, equipped, came from the direction OF
the hose house and fired guns down Monroe
in the person Of chil0 standing in Its
fathers door, In Second, above Sheetz street;
also on the person Of John w. Callahan, citizen,
bers of the Franklin Engine Company were shot in
different parts of the body, none of which were
serious.
There were no arrests made on account of the con-
fusion which ensued The soene at one time was
qui alarming, and brought fOrcibly TO the mind
Movamensing riots, when our city became the by
word and reDrOach OF our own as well as residents
of other places. Chief Lyle has taken the matter IN
hand and will that the guilty parties are brought
to justice and just punishment meted out TO them
The Presidents of the companies reported to have
before Chief Lyle this morning, when an investiga.
ton took place, resulting in the exhOneration OF all
the companies named, except the Niagara Hose,
who refused to be represented.
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DT ED.


BUMM.-On the 9th instant OF typhoid fever,
PAULINE OLIVER daughter OF Henry and Caro-
line Bumm, In the 18th year of ner age.
The relatives ana friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
denoe OF her parents. No. 1874 Beach street. Ken.
sington, on Saturday morning AT o'clock To pro-
ceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
FRANKENFIELD.-On the 10th instant della
PLANE s., son of samuel p. and Rachel Fran
ken6eld aged year, 8 months and days.
The relatives and friends of the mmily are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his fathers
residence Fitty.thrd and Vine streets, twenty
fourth Ward Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, with
out further notice. Interment at Blockey Baptist
Church.
GRIER On the evening of July IL, JOHN
MASON GRIER, IN the 36th year of his age,
Hls friends and acQualntaDces, and the members
OF the Press Club, requested to attend the fune
raj services, at No. 919 Market street, Friday
afternoon, July l3, at O'Clock. SS
RUBINCAM.-On the 18th instant, SUSANNA,
wife OF Joseph Rubincam, deceased.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
SHERBORNE.-On the 18th instant, PHEBE
wife OF Thomas p SherbOrne IN tne Goth year of
her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her husbands residence
No 1895 Coates street, on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock
wATTLES.-On the 9th instant, GEORGE r
WATrLES, son of the late Andrew and Mary Wat
ties, aged 16 years.
YARNALL.-On the 9th instant, EDGAR VAR
NALL, son of Hlbberd and Mary A. 4. Yarnall, in
the 20 year Of his age.
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A DIsoRDERKD STATE OF THE BLOOD Is the prime
cause of many very troublesome complaints. Skin
Diseases, Mercural Affections, Scrofna Sourvv, and
Goitre are but few of the many disorders arising
from the depraved condition OF the vital hud
For diseases OF this class JAYNR's Alternative is
reliable curative; by emit ring into the circulation
IT lttborouRhlY purifes the blood, and removes any
morbid tendency t. disease whcr may exist in the
il, at the same time sustains the strength Of
the patient. and imparts vigor to the whole phYs.
Cal structure. To be satisfied Of its efficacy, read
the testimony of those who have been radically
cured by 1t, given at length IN Jayne's Almanac
Prepared only at No. A2 Chesnut street
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AsIATIo CHOLERA, especially in It's early stages,
is disease quite amenable to medicinal treatment
In almost every case MARSDEN'S ASLATIC
CHOLERA CURE will check the disease at this
period; it should always be given at the very first
appearance of the premonItory symptoms. Even
when the disease has been suffered to reach the ad
vanced stage of collapse, It is by no means hopeless
and this Cholera Cure win II then II an ythlng
can. Depot. No. 487 broadway, Nsv York. For
sale Ly 0U druggists.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. July 10.
Senate.

Senate.
After the transaction of some local business the
tariff DILL came from the House.
MIR. Fessenden (Me.l moved to refer it to the
Finance COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Grimes (Iowa) moved to amend the motion by
adding with instructions TO report on the third
Monday in December.
discussion arose on the motion.
Aessrs, Crimes iIoNal and Henderson (Mo ad-
vocated the postponement
Mr. Fessenden said the bill as IL came from the
House would require revision and alteration in ITS
most impor ant points.
Mr. Wilson Mass spoke AGAINST the bill as being
iull OF mistakes and errors, which many of taoso
who voted for 1t did not see at the time.
House OF Representatives:
The House resumed the consideration OF the
Senate amendments to the Legislative Executive,
and JuoIciai Appropriation bill, when the recon-
mendatiOns OF the COMMITTEE on Appr0pra tiOns in
regard to the amendments were agreed to, and q
Committee Of Conference was asked.
The question in reference to the printing of the
majority and minority reports OF the Reconstruc-
ton Committee made yesterday by Mr. LIE Blond
(Oho) came up as the re sular order
MIR. Washburne iii said he understood tho
matter susceptible of simple explanation, and
if the motion to refer to Select Committee were
withdrawn, the chairman of the Committee ON
Printing would explain the matter satisfactorily.
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The proprietors will donate to the Home of the
Friendless Chicago, $1,000 There will be $1,000 re.
served from the person receiving the $50 900 Gift,
which will be donated to the poor through the Young
Mems Christian Association and from the person
receiving the 900 Gilt will be reserved $4,000,
which will be donated to the Soldiers Homo. Ch'-
Gifts in GreeDbacks will be reserved $500, maxine
S2500 which will be donated to the different Orphan
Asylums in the city OF Chicago.
A perfect title will be given to all of the above
Real Estate. 1t
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DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Isabella Williams
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Wilson,
In Spafford street. on the charge of keeping dlsor-
dery house. On visiting the premises the officer
found five six females, who were charged with
being dIsorderly and behaving in an unbecoml ing
manner. The whole party were taken before Alder
man Tittermary and held to answer for the ofense
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MARRIED-

July s, 1866 by the Rev. DIR Preston, W. a. GED.
DINt,S, NJ. d, TO Miss ADELE L., eldest daughter
of Archibald Getty, Esq ali of Charleston, s. G.
SHORT-EVANS.-OnJ july %, 1866, at South.
ampton. Long Island by Rev. Henry heever, d. d.,
MIR. ARTHUR SHORT, of New York city, to Miss
SUSAN L., edes, daughter of Charles and Adeine
Evans, OF Niceto Hn, Pa.
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RUSSIAN NAPHTHA.-An important trade In
mineral naphtha is sprnging up IN the aouth of
Russia. On an estate near TemriOux some
them, about two aud three-quarter inches in
diameter, seVenty.three thousand litres aoW
daily.
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ARREST OF VAGRANTs.-The officers in
the lower sections of the city, whose duty 1t is TO
OF Bedford. Baker, and Spafford streets, made one
hundred and fifty arrests of vagrants during yester-
day afternoon and this morning They were all taken
to the Alderman's Office and committed under the
Var ant act
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ATTEMPTED RoBBE John Wray and
another man, whose name Is not known, went into
furniture store at Second and Willow streets yes.
terday afternoon, and commenced pricing the diff.
ferent articles of furniture. While the friend OF
Wray was engaged in conversation with the keeper
Of the store, Wray went out, and coming in through
a back door, commenced operations on the desk OF
the proprietor While thus engaged he was seen by
Officer Houck who Immediately stepped IN and
took the accused into custody. During the excite
ment created by the arrest, the accomphce of WraY
made good his escape Wray was then taken before
Alderman Toland, and held to answer for the
OffeDse
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER -
This great preparation should be in the hands Of
every family For Indigestion, nausea, heartburn,
sick headache, cholera morbus, fatulency, and all
other ailments requiring warming stimulant Lyons
Extract OF Pure Jamaica Ginger Is unrlvaled Sod
everywhere, at 30 cents per bottle. Ask for Lyons,
and take no other.
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INSTANTLY KILLED. - John Robinson,
aged nine years tell off horse he was riding last
evening on Lancaster avenue above FOrtieth street,
He resided on Bridge street, above Ihirty-ninth.
He was removed 10 his residence, and the Coroner
uOtifed of the fact
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RHEUMATISM -Ihave unsuccessTuy tried every
thing, j. the common cry of thousands, whs will
never get well until they the only reliable posi-
tive cure ever discOvered-Dr. Filters Rheumatic
Remedy. Cure warranted money returned
Prepared at No. 20 S, Fourth street.
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REDUCED PRIoEs.-Note the TACT, and don't fail
to have your photograph taken when desired at Ret
mer's gallery, No 624 Arch street. Truthful pictures
nf Ylaa aaain STYLES 6nalv axecuted
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RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENT.-About eight
o'c ock last evening Michael Maginns, living at
Third and Queen streets, while driving along Fede-
RAJ street., near Tenth, in company with a friend
named Beatty, met with a serious accident, his
friend also sharing q slmi ar tate.
1t appears that bolt which holds the carriage.
tongue came out, striking one of the horses which
Mr.. Maginnis was driving. The animal lmme-
dately started off OF rapid rate, and ran as Iar as
Ninth Federal streets, where he came in contact
with tree-box striking of his legs so violently
that it was broken by the blow The carriage was
da he'd 20 pieces, and the two gentlemen named were
thrown out and had their ankles fractured. They
were subsequently removed to their residences
WI ere the fractured limbs were reset The horse
was valued at thousand dollars, aud was highly
priced by the owners.
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The PORTLAND SUFFERERs.- Mayor
McMichael has received the following additional
contributors for the Portland sufferers &c. So;
N. p Il $5; II. L S5; J. L.. $40; L Hod0e,
1926; James Alcorn IS; stokes. Caldwell & Co., $25
H. p. Mellon. Myer & Co, 800
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PRESS CLUB.-A special meeting of the
Press Club to take action on the death OF John
Mason Grier, will be held this afternoon at four
O'Clock,
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A SHORT STORY BUT INTEREsTING.-No genuine
European extract for the handkerchief could be
afforded here under the present iarH at less than
twice the cost of Phaons might Blooming Cereus,'
q more delicious, permanent, and healthful perfume
than any one of them-p Portsmouth Chronicle
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ESUMMER CooLBRs.-No gentlemaH's house com
pete without one. We mean the linen suits sold a
Charles stokes and Co.'s one price, under the Con
tInental.
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SLIGHT FRE.--A slight fire took place last
evening at No. 502 Brook street, destroying q bed
before 1t was exunRuisned. Loss trihing.
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INRElGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
IL hal the stations on the CAMDEN and AMbOY and
connecting Raj roads, INCREASED DESPATCH.
TBk CANDIES and AMB0Y RAlLR0AD AND
TRANSPoR lATIoN COMP Any FREIGHT LINES
for New ork will leave WALNUT Street What at
O'Clock p III. daily Sundays excepted)
Freeht must be delivered before ~ O'CLOCK to DO for
walded the same DAY. go -
Returning, the above lines VIII leave Now YORK at IL
FreiSht for Trenton Princeton, Kingston, New Bruna
wick, and al points on the Camden ana AmD0y Rail
road: AIso on the Belv dere Delaware and Fleming
ton the ew Jersey, the FIeehod ana Jamesburg and
the Burlington aud MOUNT hony halroaos, received
he ~ Ravidere De aware Reilroad connects at Phillips
bnrg Win the LehIgh Valley Railroad and at Manun-
IsckvnE with All points the Delaware Lack
and Western railroad, forwarding to syracuse BufalO
aSd c,hsr noDts IN Western New York
The Nav Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with
tho New Jersey Central Railroad and at Newark with
The Mortis and Essex Railroad
IA "A ain memorandum, specifying the m Arks and num-
hers shippers and consPnees must In every instance
be sent with each load of goods or no receipt Will be
IB-IncEeased facilities have been made for tho
OF live stock. DroYers are invited 70 try
he route. When sock 10 furnished In quantieB OF two
carloads or more 4 VII be delivered at the foot Of FO.
teih street near the Drove YARD, or AZ PieE No.
North River the shippers may designate at the time
VI Fof terms or other information, apply 10
WALTER EREEMA AN, Freight Agent,
No. 42e 3. DELAWARE AVoaue, PhuadelphlA
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IMPROVED LocK-STIToH MACHINES for TaiOrs
and Manufacturers. Grover Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 730 Chestnut street,
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines for family use No 73O
Chesnut street,
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DUToHER's LIGHTNING FLYKmLER
Makes quick work with flies, and if commenced
early keeps the house clear all summer
Look out for limitations. Get butchers only.
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"lubricative packing Tor steam eng1nes.-for terms
see 723 chestnut st. ph1la and 26 dey ST., new york
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Monday. All other Trains daily except sunday.
and Erie without change of cars.
Sunday Accommodation Trains for Paoli and Interme-
dilute stations leave Phadeph at 800 A. M and 90
P. M returning leave Paoi at 50 a: M and 40 r. M
A TICKET OFFICE
all important points NAV be PrSc9rSd and raj infOrma-
AleO at Ihirty-hrst and Market streets, on agpca-
ton to THOMAS IL PARKE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emigrant Train runs daily except Sunday For
full particulars as 10 fare and accommodations. apply to
FRANCIS FUNK,
No. 1ST DOCK Street
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk for Baggage except for Wearing Apparel, and
limit their responsibility 10 One Hundred Dollars In
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount IN value
wiz be at the risk of the owner unless taken by special
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LATEST FROM THE FORTUNE TELLERs.-
Mrs. Dubster-Wel, cook, what PICTURES that
you're viewing 20 suspiciousyl
Cook-Why ma am, there's an eXtra-ornary for
tin.tsller that promises to send any young lady a
pictur' of her tutur husband for fifty cents SO 1
sent the money and got this and was just won
dern' who it IS tnat 1t looks 30 much like
Mrs Dubster-Why, lawS! thaF' Mr.. Dubster
him, elf! He got some cartes de Vlsiie taken last
week and this is one of the spoiled ones.
Cook-'Pon my word, that just who it Well,
as Mr Dubster says there seems to be cheatin' an
decelvn' most everywherei except at the great Dig
clothing place Tower Hal.
Linen Busters.
Light Cashmere and Cloth, AipaccG Drap GEte,
Duck and Linen sack COdts.
ton Vests.
Light Cashmere, White and COLOred Duck, and al
| kinds of Linen Pants.
1Hkinds of SeasoRG6le Clothing for MEMS Youths'
and Boys t0ear, On large supply, at hg toDest prices
| possible. TOWER HALL,
| No. 6l8 MARKET STREET,
| BENNETT & Co.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. 7 $40 and $40:
wanted De Haven 6 Brother. No. 40 s. Third st.
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BIOKRENE.
Z OR EXPERIMENTATION.
srRENGTH TO THE WEAK-YOUTH no. THE AGED


This preparation is unequ oil ed rejuvenator and
st0rer OF wasted and inert functions.
he teeb O. the aged aud ali those who have In any
impaired their vitality BY excessive mental OF phys
appea win find the Biokene TO be what its name
mplles-a lie which, while builds the
the brisk ness and energy which belong to youth.
bed In Its functions this superb preparation will remove
BIOKRENE cures General Debility Impotency, Ner.
Incapacity Dyspepsia, Depression, Loss of Appe
tite Low spirits Imbecity Mental Incidence. Emacia
tlon Ennul 1t has most delightful, desirable, aud
novel effect upon the nervous system and all who are In
any way prostraed by nervous disabilities earnestly
advised to seek cure In this most excellent and un
BTOK NE-The Feeble, the LaDguid, the Despair
ipg the Old should this valuable discovery trial;
II win be found totally different from all other articles
for the same purpose.
TO FEMAEES.-This preparation is invaluable in ner
weaknesses of all kin Is, as t will restore the
wasted strength with wo aderlu permanence.
1t also grand Tonic and will give ief IN Dyspep-
sia with the first dose brief persistence in It's use
will Ienovate the stomach to of perfect health
and Danish Dyspepsia forever go
One Dollar per bottle. six bottles for S. 5oIo ov
Drug gists generally Sent by express anywhere Dy ad
dressing HUTCHINGS q HILLYER Proprietors,
No. % DEY Street, New York.
JOHNSON HOLLOWAY & CowDEN, Il
No 23 North SIXTH Street.
DYOTr d CO.,
10 thstu6mrp No 232 SECOND 81. t.--s
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A GOLDEN Crown was wont to be awarded bv the
Romans to him who saved the life of Roman
citizen. What reward is fitting tor man who saves
the lives of not one, but OF hundreds and thousands
of American citizens9 Yet this Is done daily and
hourly by Dr. T. W. MARsDEN, in the use of his
VEGETABLE SANAIIVE PILLS, which are
rapidly superseding every other preparation for the
special disease for which they designed. Depot,
No. 4s7 BroadaCay NeD York. For sale by all drug
gists.
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40 thstusmrp No. asa 1is \ sEcoSDb oSb st.-
pENNsYLYANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The Trains OF the Pennsy Ivania Central Railroad
leave the Depot at 1hrty-1rst and Market streets
which reached by the of the Market Street Pas
senger Railway Iunning TO and from the Depot. The
last leaves Front street about 30 minutes prior
to the departure of each Train
ON Sundays-Cars leaye Eleventh and Market
Mann's Baggage Express will ca for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot Orders left at the ONCE No
6aI eThesnut street. will receive attention. ~
wa N--N rp A1ss DRPOT
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CHILDREN PLAYING ON THE SEA BEACH
- in the country, will find requent use for mina-
ture Spades Hoes, ETC. in the construction Of little sand
tiny canals mud puddings, sand pies, clay short
cakes, and other earthly manufactures and conStruc
tOns 70 which juvenile depIayty incines Those who
san end var iety Of these tools in our stock.
TRUMAN q SHAW.
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POPULAR TAILORING
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner sixth and MARKET Streets.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

HOWELL & BOURKE,
MANUFACTURERs
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INOR CORN OYSTERS, CORN FRITTERS,
VINO cannot masiicate their boiled corn, Patent Corn
Graters Will be remove all the nutrolous por-
tons from the indgestiblo hull. Sold by
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, July u
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.

500 Q s. A Is e2.. 80
100 sh 81 Mich Coal q IA
IA sh Ches& Walnut 6S
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INOR MARKING NAMES ON CLOTHING,
II we furnish to order small stencil Plates, with
Brush and Ink. Also, brands for marking Tools and
sets Of steel Alphabet and Figure Punches, at
TRUMAN q SHAW'4,
80. 1856 eight Thirty-ave) MARKET St.. below Ninth
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PAPER HANGINGS

AND
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-12
We have Full Lines Of the following. c0TroM
AND Woo1EN 600 GOODS, which are spaEtfesu1arly
adapted to the CITY AND COUNTRY4 DEALERS:

BrowB sH1RTINGS aud sHEErINas: 0'=':s''
Bleached sIIIRTINGs and SHEETINGs:
Brown and Bleached CANTON FLANNELs
Brown DRILL1Nds and JEANS;
Plain and ssFipA osNABURGs; :
White and Slate Corset JEANS;
Blue DENNIS sud STRIPES ;<f,i@ ~.
nnoA SekHAsohs ana eN RLAlIS; q
! All the Standard Brands Of American CALI
GOES In Colon,s Plain Black, and Blsrk
~ ana pnhoff5f~s .,-st-< - 54s lr: y - -
'hsnehssssr and lancaster GIHaffAMs;
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s " 81 s M