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city Intelligence.

FusxsL OF JANIS BooRAAS.-The last sad rites were
yesterday paid TO the remains and tho momory Of Mr.
James Norman from the Mercer street Presbyterian
,,.. A., ,..,x.. ,>..,x .,,ons,, h,, a La. nrr.h..
'""'0"' ''o o'0'f'"' oo"s s"'ns1 =! '"'se "u''''
OF the relatives asd friends os the deceased Dunng
the transfv of thu Indy from the family rcridencc
800. a. -. 80, =. A.. ..,,-,..
na pauV ~ n 49,. "e 49, T.. nn, Th",as
sarern John q Green James B. Murray. A. r. Wet
more, Joseph Sampson, Daniel Lord and A. A. Low.
sermon by the Rev Booth followed the funeral ex
1855 propors W w,cn 'se munster ieeI"sy aua %
II Cox followed with number OF interesting rccoJec.
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splendid pair Of skates worth s25 open TO all who may
choose 10 compete, will take place.
Al Chichesters pond, Myrtle avenue. there will b.,
unslue sport tomorrow afternoon and evening when
there WI be Pc chase, In which yonng and swift
"porkef' will be creased and lot Loose, and whoever
catches ard carries II on the pond will be entitled 10 IT,
Al the
UNION POND. WILLIAMSBURG,
Tuesday AFTERNOON and evening there s 20 be grand
carnival and masquerade At night there will he the nd
dition OF illumination and fireworks Two full hands
will perform the occasion. Manager Cammcyer de-
tcrmncd 10 spare expense 70 make this affair surpsss
anything OF similar character that has taken place
IN this country.
The Washington pond. South Brooklyn stil keeps up
s reputation Tor good skating. and plenty OF IT, Xester.
day the pond was crowded the entire day and all seemed
to enjoy the exhrating sport.
SLEiGHiNG IN THE CITY,
Yesterday, AZ on the previous day, seighs were In
great request On the Fifth avenue and Bloomingdaie
road the nklng OF the silver bells made the merry
a. well as those borne over the crisp snow by
the heet horses. The sleighing season, how
ever, cannot yet be said 10 have regularly
commenced When seighing good skating generally
poor and 30 the two classes Of sports be sased
Once the sleigh got out the country road uncut
up by traffic all went smoothly; but TO get there
was necessary to pass through some OF the crowded
thorougharcs where, thanks to nature and tho
cleaning contractors, all Ia mud and slush. Although
this was rather formidable undertaking, there
very large number Of ss.rhs out and II only required
good snow storm to have them out IN full force.
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THE yrrrH AVENUE poSD.

THE WITH AVENUE FUND.
Yesterday assuredy the most successful Day Of the
season here. From eleven In the forenoon ill nearly
midnight there was complete rush TO the pond Al no
time there less than four thousand persons
the surface and about three In the afternoon well a.
at night there were probably over i've Thousand
10 n, and The Major whose sole delight seems 20 BE- In
the enjoyment OF his patrons rubbed his hands together
through the day as " washing them with invisible
a great one, for Fifth The finest skating
In Wsuredly 10 be seen on this pond, and "
90 accomplished In Europe, motion, IN the may
whrs of the dance N out of question with the fash.
ionabe belle Ianguid continually, she Is no, calculated
all for the ereron Of skating and never INDUCES 10
Il. Ia the evening the scene was N anything more
brilliant Six large tar barrels bazed on the banks,
hs s' Of dy .sa
versa wish s that the MAJOR may have another gala day
on Monday and We really think be win This pond has
been open fourteen days for skating, daring which time
has been visited by nearly eighty thousand persons
THE EXCELSIOR POND.
The ice on this pond IL In excellent condition and
a IN I'M e1s r S s e. Brilliantly ss 70 ~ PaE
closes al ave y NJ lis probable large numbtr VII ys'
here
SYLVAN LAKE,, HoBorrs.
This fashionable resort Of the skating public, on ne
further bank OF the North river largely attended
Yesterday Up 70 ,he ,tne q The ss'ssshnen o. ,hi.
lovers Il the spor, for exercise al the meadoss
where q pcrpaic,ic Dutchmsn had erected a wooden
shanty All could 20 the Ice free ~ charge but vhen
their hands 20, cold they had pay ,hr.e cents each FOE
the privilege Of warming them At The Duehmsn si0ve
with years Hoboken has improved Is skstina park,
with comfortable rcfreshment department. well lighted,
well supplied with good coYne and confectionery has b.
come institution. tie streets browning more
bulls upon, u becoming thickiy populated and WI
The afternoon gscst number Of ladies' on the cs
many ~ whom skate very pr~tsy when the Ecasoh y
their memory shall Iva In sfocy md few wlf forre'
the pleasant time had on The ped The pond h.a ',en
open sixteen days, during which time over ferry ~,
thousand persons have visited "a Their will 10 rraSd
skating match for renietn.n here Monday, aud on'
foe ladiee on Thursday.
SKATING az pRooNtvS.
The skating on all the Brooklyn pond has been brt
The past iso days ths Al any other tine daring nc pre-
sent SEASON
A Tho cApi'clu pond, Tniion svruue. on iof10r =
! Gtsv-~s" a. sins watch fr iktv oosrretliNa ipf
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| A Tenian Denied Burial from u Catholic
Church..

IFrom the Troy Iines, Jan %
bartholomew Higgins, IA promlslng young lawyer OF
Waterford was buried yesterday H died OF consinp
tim. after short illness The deceased had large
circle Of friends. who sincerely his caly dels
He a prominent Fcnian--a circumstance which
Guided his remains from being received In the Catholic
church OF the village Arrangements had been made for
the funeral services in tho church. when telograpic
despatch was received from the bishop, the tonor ri
which IL not known; but the reverend faiher In
charge who friend OF the deceased. declined
20 open the building for tho mony IL supposed tho
bishop refused his sanction 10 the occupation OF the
church for the purpose stated. From this II wonld
that the heads Of the Romirh Church de.
termned In their opposition TO Fenanm In this country
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The O'BIahony Side.

ADJOURNMENT or THE CENTRAL C0uSCIL--DELE-
GATES GOING WEST.
Business is still progressing at Union square. The
bonds ready, and large amounts daily sent 10
different parts Of the country.
The Central Council has concluded its dobcaIic n,
and the members returning 10 their homes
Mr. Kian Is about visiting tho West, and IA thought
shat his presence there viii have sautnry effect In any
ing any divisions that exist His logical reasoning and
trcnchant eoquencc carry conviction 10 his hearers
Mr. Sinnott, member OF tho Central Council Is also
gong West.
Mr Sinnott and Mr. Cavnnngh Of California Addressed
large audiences Friday night at the Wolf zone Circle
and also at the Iavelle Circle, Fenian Sisterhood.
The secretary of Wauregau Conn., circle rays thnt
the work progressing rapidly there and that several
now members were joining the brotherhood
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arnnLiYn city News.

Tas srocK DRoKERAGE srrr.-The suit commenced In
che supreme Court before Judge Gilbert by Thaddens
y. Curtis against Wainwright n seyton, Wall street
brokers' was continued all day Yesterday Tho plaintiff
recover handsome sum u f52 600 which he
claim as damages caused by the defendants selling
tain railroad and other stocks for him h adeprechng
price when Immediately after the stocks wentup. The
defence that the margin OF the painn was not
Kept up per agreement and they sold out onv IN The
manner usual among sf0rkbrOkerA
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BOSTON, Jan u, 1896
In the superior Court this morning before judge Rus
sell motion made by the Counsel Of y. o u Smith,
convicted Of subornaton Of PERJURY for new tralon the
ground that the verdict against the weight Of the
evidence and the alleged discovery Of evidence The
case was postponed until The 2eth Of February and the
.dafenaanis bail increased from s5, 900 TO $4,000.
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THE 8AaDAD AFFAxx.
Withdrawal Of the United States
Troops from the Town.
DEFEiTOF THE IMPERIALISTs At MATARPE
capture Of the City Of Alamos by the
Liberals.
&c. &c. &e.
The New OrIsa ms Despatch.

the new OrIenns Dcspatch.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. %, 1866
Private information received here from tho city Of
exieo from reliable source, Is to the effect that the
french troops will not be withdrawn until the Emperor
xlmilian Is declared free from American intervention
" Is also declared that Macmillan will certainly not
1ve any position In the Mexican army TO any ex-rebe
commander.
The commander Of the French fleet of Bagdad in tho
name o his government protested against the occupa
ion of the place by the United States troops and those
which had been sent for the protection Of town
md of American interests and they consequently
Withdrawn.
The only reason for tho occupation OF Bagdad by the
american forces to preserve order there.
Many families living in Matamoros were fearful Of
urther acts of lawessness.
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SAN FRAYcIsco, Jan. 20, 1865.
tAdyices from Guaymas TO the 18th inst that the
mperialiss defeated by Morales Matarphc Mo-
acs subsequently badly defeated, losing hum
bred and twenty men killed
The liberal General Martinez had captured the city Of
Mamos.
The roads very insecure and commerce is reduced
10 almost nothing.
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THE r MA N S
>~-~@-l--~-~~
It's Side.

lnc hOO<s
In reply 10 tbs four column ~ -. -.
leaders which n d. Kiliian ON ,,," W
handler, Illuminated at the time the o. 60, ,r
was in session at Clinton Hall in tb,s city, -. -
liam X Roberts has despatched 10 the circissA -.
buttns the various charges, and emsodying se~. 80
rssumf OF the financial adairs OF the Kliap q MaHe
Clinton Hall Committee obtained FROM kiilsns BOOZE
the item OF expenditures Is comncRtod on thus
Here We have the gross sum of $50 6T3 ID spent from
the 3Oth OF October when II. d. obtained the manage
ment OF funds) TO the 9th Of January when tho
above report made This amount spent for the
support Of the government at Union square. Add 10 tho
above the amount which must bc due the s~my skir.
mshng throughout the 6ates for OMahony, and II
not fall short of SEQ 00V which being deducted from the
amount received In the interval, S7T 600 leaves
balance u oil 900 for poor Ireland t out ships pur
chase arms equip soldiers keep the revolution alive
at home. ask you, Brothey w note the fact that not
dollar Of the above went TO ireland out Of the
Fenan funds. Sixty thousand dollars for domestic COM
FORTS nasal organs penny whistles oo dearly paid for
sponges trumpcts aud various ohor ecoteras but not
ono dollar sent 10 aid the men at home on the eve OF
bloody revolution.
The bonds being pushed through by prvote
tons Of mcmbcrsa number OF whom, from each circle,
are detailed TO cab upon tho friends OF Ireland outside
the ranks 20 take ten twenty er ono hundred dollar
bond Al means or hberaity may dictate Tho devoecs
OF y Mahony are very generally sustaining bis bond
business, ana his success IN this city " promising
Vie various circles ss resolving VI favor Of one or
hs o'her management aud work In both central Offices
goes bravcy on Tho unprcjudced irs people begin
hnk that there viii be squanderng in either es,ab
hhmenf, but that both administrations will vie with
each other In the matter OF faa,hfuness and economy
General SweeBy and President Roberts prosect lnr
their tour through the country They have been In |
Troy Buffalo, &c, already, and proceeding Westward,
and Going unexpectedly large work they go. Tho
cenirD Office IN this city In IN receipt of numerous let
brotherhood Is at last thoroughly revolutionary under
the military banner OF "Sweeny Of the arnlcss sleeve.
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news from Australia.

Gas FRANCISCO, Jan. 20, 1896.
sydney Aur,lial advices Of November II state that
public Affairs stu remained In disturbed state. There
had been an extensIve strike by the workmen the
western Railroad but II quoted down and they
sumed work Rain bad finally cnccd 10 fall doing
great benefit 10 tho country.
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FnfLArstgnfA, Jan. n, lsSS
yoang man named John wa,onry sss NhO, ihryygh
the hesf and Instantly tili~j, ~ an esfiy hour uls
morning me ball " te fnffncibie Base Ball rinh a.
dpraf arrested.
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A Great Excitement az Waahinsfon.
SENATORS LEAD TiiE WAY


Tho belle df Washington nj the hs pssy the other
IN her beat Her beauty The but
her bewitcAng, osrlng King dcfa every inH
Senators queIcd O. The number of diamonts,ha
nes'lng IN her car@ bets made that they would
Der in1 huuirds when Of hc party quisuT as"d hss
the queauu "DisnOudsi one said she ~ usrd -
wear = bat and N thesr prp~u,sn
have bet ynn ibey must ceftsiuy loes 1e Truth
I TRHhETrH PnYsIotOGICAL HAIR NEsEsE-
HAToR the hsutfyng effect 81 which, Il appears.
passes diamond"
It's neat clean. soils. and richly pcrfmsd. II per
fecty restores white faded hair Frrs ne hate
dandrun and prevents falling OF Ofrn rrst'rrs
hair bald heads dressing "a r,ss Asf sihr..
sparkling ius,re beautiful than Diamonds Pre- sai,
nhny s,aads without equal Essrv honr arr.sts
DTMAs BARNES General Agrnt
~ Park n. y. fold even shrr~.
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n nr-.nsa Win sweet sessao~s Ever

ne I'D - ssss,y 'esss ye-'A f.s... $50.
HA.n si bsss ~ 500 wsen a~sA ashsF tharw -
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wiae ttsis gshrasM rrov~s ~ gfssa svws
frssftf 80 80 ssisss sts nsssse ~ nse
'1.s u a NJ ss.ss~ss frssr f sLDN sON y ssssss "
90 - IsHf Bi<syNlf. DxkAtsN
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AID CCFTs ALSO CENTH', WHOLESALE and retail
One laiys Collar en free q The trade With lot OF prtss
" ii. WARD. su Broadway. NJ
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soio h"oy "Poi"ehs oi WIG A''" "ii"n"0'-HS '"
''General'' Crawford, If any State has the honor
YORK. n
mont varied from regiment 70 battalion, sometimes
nany some.es ariiery Ho y man sna. mas nsncd
IN many XWAAs 70 his ohef OF stan, 'Goionei Reed
he comne 12Eordng 70 one storyl as Lieut. Colonel,
en- ONO regn nsead o. inc lhiry.egntl eoiorea;
but the error We all others that want 10 set right
i this:-Yeee place, these mon care no more for
meA,Gan ne a a , o. o., na',oha wr"ngs 81
hsh'er IN IN all mat nave heard them say
and II rs NJ there mas not escaped from them
Iax ani whole talk IS Of adventure and bra iS
vaoo, ana kes from tne Deglnh ny 10 inc emu
u .e cna ar w rop, ss,;,n 80 n 1
thng useiu2 oioncl Reed nave seen nothing,
snow notni cay nolIng, cxcepl mat nc % ~ wy
poor compa hey are men Tor whom can acquire
no respect 70 next place they go, II they 90 at
all, for az! and gold alone. They ensr their
ueCruits al arc month IN so'o, rson 'ncy
NH ei,ner ien VI no' pay s' ILL., ~ my S r"s
20 , MIN ,ss I've IN the eoS and ,rcnsurn ~
Mexico forr Oh WAGES can be Afforded: II they do
an tho whoIe thing h a GRAND swtndIe
J he men the,nseeSvss Who arc thcv
such great and obvarour things;
Crawford h a man whose greatest
anncorS 20 have hecn IN ann egic , Cot
, nan in beds and mattresses NJ n time
ian Ian ~ s, MN ~ T0;,,,arv aushn
u linz !" boo,,oss chase with I1nez and
= here 10 try again and going over 10
pcsl1en, ,hnson Th, h ba, ,he
r,d cs,s snart a. moi denv. but N tho Mexeans are
on i,rnor.;rercs' and an ,nsult Ana VET tbis
rnar isp 20 an In,imata fyi.nd or prcsidcpt John
snn !, sor,oosh Inrd Lord n such men arc
h,s' {, in,I,oo,a fr,sndan Iet' ma write over the
nor. .sich"ho ichabo1 The gorv Of grccnscks IL de-
rared AZ N his eyterlor he IA most exouisitey got
len nm IN broadcIoth and velvet and ferocious mus
tache and rides.a spanking black charger that would
swallow whole tho that General Wetzel Egad,
beautiful to him eat soupi Even the blcareyed
Ausrans know him when they see him across the river,
aud was only day before yesterday that one OF them
sent acr1 e Mo % od M a WA, ,ns "ose
Ma,ayooros and Snov lodged IN Inc tent poe OF LENT
Sona, psnda,, ~ tbc regular artillery And then his
Assistant Adiulant General .1CoIoncI e. r. Edgar on
swi First captain the stan Of General Lew. Wallace,
and afterwards a played Washington photographic
respondent, peanut and canawater Bohemian, whose
letters wouldn't be published in the squeedunc Adps
advertisements paid for at ten dollars letter.
One OF his captains Is bloody minded, il-graned
outlaw, who with Cortina. but was too fast for
even that cutthroat and common highwayman. don't
wonder that they dnt want TO sec aud talk with their
recruiting offcers'"
.stonehouse Jack ~ one of the individuals recently
expatriated from the oil regions by the Vigilance Com.
mttee mas written the following entertaining letter 10
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~ IrfEf FNFNsff
Jas. zf.-9sorgso nsssiern IS At ~ WIN sA'h Is
Al Motios grsntef
ny fadss fnSfAhan
Oar "a n W Duna sid o,iof4 OTs,s r.sDt-s
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Pcrsonal Intcnigcnce.

The Brownsville correspondent of the Cincinnati COM
macat gives the following sketch Of the fbus.
ters lately operating on the Rio Grrande:-As to
'General' Crawford, If any State has the honor
OF claiming him, is New York. not Tennessee also his
command instead of being regularly Tennessee regi.
mont varied from regiment 70 battalion sometimes
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Grover - Bakers uighsst PT.e,isss
Tlasfe Huth eswing Etcniiftf g. ltthiG ~ W bf-a
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Impoftar, No'ifs. ..
rnE rkHfs usiEmstL Enrgelii", - va
f.,.ssr @tt-t.. ~ .s - fssssfiiss sffsst p. 80
81 - u ~ ftsfs Har1.f Haf .fai. unM ~ 49,
fsrt 49, "a iesn sfa. 81 q q fsfe' u ..1,s a
~si $500 ftasaital - ~ -, 1905 ". s,s y.
No. irr sisi. ~ sss. rs'g. s,rs,.,: -
-. n t..-.@ ,stsr t...f hsaf 1855 49, sssesas-s,
81 80 u AZ ..s - lr~H y. y y = ,s.s,-s -,
49, 49, ....t 49, 10 s-lt ff N.sss
,l staft ~ "A ~ rtfs aFna ~ Pfftsf 'Asns
i,lr-s A. ffs'. tlsi ..,,.'', ~ y. ., 49,
,,sFs'sls Y Ds.,ns,-f NJ o. asaisJ dsf si'fi~ =
-. 49, ,st .afss.siass. t.fsAss aas eosust4 20 -
.l.siff tf ~ uFfef fes1 ~ 81 tafffa DO ttN f
fsf stteg pefsaHanf ~ VI istsr p q tFaiF
$780, s... 49,, N 49, s..f ~ aFys
80 lfass h.l4lE So -
I,aras.ss Prices Paid fsr oid n0sa'"-
LyuuAf bKprhrhf iA hsssf
J.ms.' c.I.hrstsa Ltnifasnt ro' Nt.,-'-
a. hhsenasfiH.a 80 t.sia" Ntf'-
Prize. ca,nsa tn 81 Lsssii''s i' ~''.' =
49, fefa,iaaiian rfsa A. in hffff 'fft
e.rbsf 81 rg~rff
~. e.t,n,n,sd Diamond PaFi"r
49, =, sss.l - b. as - -. uss
1901 80 ,..s4 - ~. ..siss.i ss.st
T.,vuu,x.r.s Iaprav.s. ssi"'s $50. 500 - J.
| -. 49, 800 ..rfrrr. "a WV q O. HH 'F
/ usltsa isr~
v,..t., a wttse.'s I..st u,itfh s'~'""
! ss..issssf sg..yssts - aaf 80 bf'i''''
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| uaws sewing Machine COMPANY
/ TtftH HOWE ~ FIrs'eru. ~ btpaf~ff AT"'
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Improved Ia,k ~'ttsh nasbine. Tor
- $780,
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rorus. B"atons. Enlarged Joint. $50
AZ sisrates ~ is.t cured ti ~ hAEhAhlb l~~-~
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Cots. 81 to So -vitshs. s"d crts'."
Cafis a. ~ H. 50 nf fffEWtNN ~ tfstd fffet -
twssa tLq EoHsff cod ftrfHNf sfffft
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Irritation ~ the sal psryeBts falling ~ The hair snS
dehr the world Va produce ia equal ss hair dressing The
references legion. Re- FiOfai Hand book contain
the Language vi Powers distributed Eatuioasy by drug
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f,c,urcr. Br0Aa~sy nrar Fourth slr~a,-ifpes ana
Cigar Holders wholesale and retail mounted aud Repaired
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son.Tades and gentleman preparing fo this occasion III
mud elegant u While aaiu psisrs asd hIp
pcrs also Dancing Boots Al BHookr', 90 Hrg.dwAy
D. A BROOKS. Ag~at.
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Ch.vaIi.r. Lite fnr ,h. Hair U.stor.

80 hsr ta \. o. gusi f aps fsnnF 1888 TO
alrar siHudf stove iarsfu az 49, 9iaff 80
fsnssua sflf ai fhr frfF HafHe knd "a wy 9tfr II
Huadssr sAktn rtEFALihh, n. -
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All Legal Lottery Prtrss '"shed. D"s~-
ings Circular aud Information ssHi
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Ghgunu fonpsd0uf. Empafatflff - gnnu shf fsFslsa
T~t. Canal street ~ fANfET an he Oh styss Tor
s.le sacraca Efo4s tos snf Waterfalls. a. eh~.P
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tperlca -Denis YouhF roys' asd Clldfeu's al qails
equal ~ custom work HkDkAW nNpIiiLh*s "a tDsfh
GssRue, opposite Cooper Nor, and 90 afaJes rles
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silent sewing Machine, nahing shs
eerl0atsd WIlrlr GIbha Fuffh strung. eisstts ssd
durable WILCOX 'lbhf. % hf'-''Nrs
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All Prizes sssh.d In Legal Lottssies.-
D CLUE nrsssf. 10 Broadway.
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Khsumstlsfn brsfn~,s Ffosfi ilnts ~ Eos...
Palms. Aa sold ~ az drurfi-ts Iclsa Philadelphia
DENAt BAENEH GO. AEsbis n Para fgv
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Prize. ca.ssa in att Lsgsli''a '' @'''' /.
esfbsf 81 Ey~sff
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AID. Gra,h's Electric OH d. warrant.

uss OEORDE " LAIRD HLDON UF iUI M Tar b. !.
ufying nc complexion. Druggists sgrfyubsfs Drpo,
Fulton street
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uraudrefh's ptfla.-Ib~ tnip Y p-T"~m
% a. go senls@ - NJ CAMrrTLt ffuG ~ststiss
usat b ghb srruus ga Tsrniy egaiA airsa Ffrs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-28

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