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HOURS Al HOME.
CONTENTS.
IrALYs FUTURE. By o. NJ TOri' l. s. Pon'oi N''''' IN
M1acELLA OF ROME. By Frances Eastwood ch'Ps'' H.
TiE LAST OF TIE KNIGHTS. By }. EHen CoGle.
IMjSENENrS ny f. Punbus Smith
AyRAEI. THE ANGELeOF DEATH.
IiPnARIES OLD AND NEN. BY Mrs. n =. fcltsI >. , n
HEsFARCHEs or 4 FOGY In the Days OF sslhnfupo" DS
sIoRT ssERNoNs FOR sUNDAYscHooL TEACHERS Nc
:. By the Rev. q $ Robinson 80,
STORM CLIFF. BY Aiifs ). j. PItchafd
orr OF THE DARKNESS. ,.,-,,N
Ila0 VAN CEEST Tale Of TIE Hetheii3nds tCcneVo.ol
ptMBITS AMONG THE ITALIAN HILLS. NO. An =.
ion 70 th Pointed Tomb Of ell By an American dy iedsh
PIE soNe OF TIE sILK.LQoM BY John D. Sherwood.
THE SPECTER HARVEST. - the Rev. J. b. BitterEer
F0OrTRIP IN HE TYROl. By [. l. Brace.
POOR JOCKO. Bv G. H. Webb.
rHE DUTY or CfTlzENsAlP BY II. Z. Toehom'n.
BOOKS or THE MONTH.
TERMS. copies for 4I5 theen copies of 80
BOUND VOIUNES: three volumes, .esahby bsuIu
po,tpsd for 81 single volumes - 90 Fer rsthe Iea
EDd wears ubspton FOR IS either volume shd syeHafuO
PREMIUMS yor 80 sher yoaue md h'se ,oe'eIpor, iS
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ClE6os4TY OF SopA.--A new process for produc-
400 mis- priart eat has been patented ia Great Britain BY
M Wate Weldon. 10 consists IN placing within strong
tel eQuT aels common salt and ab0naie Of
nesa with small quantity vi water and pumping into tho
aesse earonc acid formed by paSing amOs perio cir over
Eed coal The carbonate us becomes the bcaTbonaie oil
saenssa Which GssIges IN water and TINS dec0mpose %
chloride Of sodum Tie CHLORINE Whites VIII msgnesllm
fhOrila az - H.
. voua - formed and ytcpated Tie whole process as ,
second atom Of CaIbono acid thus changing me
lsto carbonate OF soda by oyapOng the solution o. c5S
magnesium 70 dryness and raising nealy 70 eu H'"
she chlorine is driven OF and agnesium y io ,,,
America imports eyery year seseIai ni''0e 5s
worth carbonate VI soda from Engian0 Whe u - sue
by the common sails upburc ucid and chal "toung
a. ~cess OF Leblanc invented IoNaid Tue fLu u bs Ia
"a C1ycU7T. C6pAL RFsISs-The CO@Pies R1adas
- - e reses rches By H. Nioeite CA these iesius
49, i,,iy Lao been found soluble IN ethel ihpc,lle
i ,efrenm and other hydrOn caib0ns as "Nl"A "a
si ~ ser losing about q per cent Of ther NvbAt w
t,,isftc Vioetes experiments show that hese I,sns
closed vessel az temperature between ~ any
az M 62 and 1879 Fohr acquire after cooling NltboI i9g
naV az their weight The property Of dissong LO on cOu W
az Above named LIQUIDS and forming excellent vanhes ne
spaS also that Copa resin heated stated und pressure
with one third drying usoed Oh and trd oi essence ~
iyTeuipe gives directly without loss arch, clear mpiI
seTpith Of beautiful slightly lemon color perfectly Hdape
T carriages and for the inside as well as TIE outside
yeoms where delicate painting J. required Cndf lc uOuo'
napenee heat and pressure Ibis resin acquires new "
aes Manufactures who would take advantage oi ihs US
ss,orT bear in mind the Ietoit used VIII De auN W.
rress.re OF ~ least 900bs 10 tie square inch
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Also, the following Illustrated lil,.oile,' coon,
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do nOhom II man Gonttrn.

AN Educated Mddle-aged Lady, social ana eee .s..
t.ha.a home hi Oentlemans family FOR "A HONE 10
NIOTICE-Dec. IL, lS66.--All the PEws eIso ~
~ u ire Church Of the Divine Patsuly Of fh sfs
Forty knhst viii be offered foT RENTAL, by section "
THIS EVENING Ihs church WI be spen At 2; VI. ~
COLDIERS are invited to call and sign Pssluopss
- or York State ReuHty Az en
collected. RELIABLE information gratis H. D. INV" wv
No lis Essssnst. Nsw.rork
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prinllng.
Urn Sooos.

III VupOos
->--~->>.-.-~~~~->--
A r LFGRAIN's-THIS WEEK.
N HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Out Oa s,o.k the amount Of $1,000 varied from 81 10 ~ 90
Der yard choice Of goods has been made ala rrdacsao
60 md IS cents per yard,
psub!s. With Fancy Poplins Tor Presents,
ellsworth 81 Is.
d75c,s-Worth 81 30.
PLAIN AIL-WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH ASD PoHLISs
Doubls.wdih.
at 81 per ysTd-R REDUCED from 81 O!
CLOTH FOR CLoAKING.
Tie large assortment reduced and eheee added hy PEI
cent under the marked Vsue.
SPECIALITY.
FRENCH TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS
Lot Of tie FINE GoBELlNS offered IN CURRENCY LOWER
THAN GOLD PRICES IN FRANCE.
SILK GOODS, EVENING aud PLAIN SILKS il al eolor,
GREATLY REDUCED
1EGaGTE,
No. 729 Brosd~.y end 10. W,yer.syp,es.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ..,
HI FRENCH FANCY SKIRTS.
We have Just received per steamer Scotia smother
IMPORTATION
Of tho 90 owe CONSISTING OF the MOST ELEGANT sud re
CHERCIIE ASSORTMENT
OUT OF PARIS.
AwoBg them beautiful
WHITE CASHMERE SKIRTS,
WHITE ALPACA SKIRTS,
BLACK CASHMERE aud ALPACAs.
HANDSOMELY TRIMMED in the NEWEST End MOST TASTE
full STYLES.
WHITE MUSLIN ShlHIHs
PLAIN TUCKED end EMBROIDERED 81 pLe that viii '.tonsh
oar lady ea.,ons ssl them than tire iis would
here
1.-THE JEROME SKIRT"
The MOST STYLISH sud ELEGANT ARTICLE Of ale knd ~
AMERICA; WILDE made IN cOL0Rs TO ORDFR.
This stiu, designed expressly for US
BY A LADY IN SOCIETY
u one Of the FASHION SENSATIONS or TEE SEASON. SPEC
MEMS CONTINUALLY on DISPLAY 10 our SHOW.WINDOW.
We have also JUST RECEIVED
ANOTHER IMPORTATION Of ON CELEBRATED
FRENCH COUTILLE sgd EMBROIDERED COBsETs,
in LADIES' and MISSES all siIeI
sHOULDERBRACEs SUPPORTERS. Sc, &c.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED on LIBERAL FIRMS
GAVIN OR,
Importer and Nsn1isetmer.
No. I65 Broadway,
bet. Eighth end Ninhss
No ssnDsssn wh,ts'er with other 'tOr, in ihis city
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foIiSap @oOos.

A RTISTIC PRESENTS
n FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. ,.~,,
ENORANINGS, CHROMOs and s1esiatsy eoieTed 'f"lV'
GRAPHS IN elegant frames.
SUPERB PORC ELAN PAINTINGS.
ROGEESS POPULAR GROUPS.
WATER snd OIL COLOR BOXES.
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS.
Also. magnificent ssfofnent OF
SWISS CARVED WARE
zEs sroHN
Boob Racks, Reading Deik, laAflstas
Brackets, Glove Boxes, ahtfA~Dtrf-
Bases tlgar Boxes, RieMssf o.
whole forming OF the choicest Holiday fxnpohs " 10
s'N' anu ~ ' sCHAUS S Art EMPORIUM.
Me- 5s9 BIsas. ~.
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JOB OF
Point Lsees Cosrs, Sets and Hsndkefcliieis
Cuny Laces Collars and HANDKERCHIEF
Naleneienne Laces. Collars, Sets and Hdndkercher.
Black Thread and Guipufe Iacel
Bscs Thread Lace Nsls. Colharss and BaIhes.
Embroidered Linen lsIdkeTchiei.
Together With a fine 49, ,-. .,
se ion Of Chemisss Nyht aud DrWers Nedd Dat
81 Infants. Outfits de and so noe
"'' = W T. WILLIAMS Co,
No az RrosdwsV. New. YoTf.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
burning Of n Ladies' seminary nj Fishisiii.
Gan
WEsTCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

AsornEr MAJ kuLrp IaT Mn HAvyS R,nRe,p.-
About hafpast SIX O'Clock yesterday afternoon, -
New Haven train passing Fremont an unknown
man, German, was wskiug town tho trick, tho
upper crossing supposed to be intoxicated b. paid
heed 20 the engineer wnistns down brakcr Re,orr
tho train could be stopped the struck by The
engine and thrown on the bauk He picked ~ aui
taken the fremont station House in.ensblc II lett
leg broken, and he had sustained internal inluricA
He attended by Or. Eltng OF fremont, but diod
ahou, hatpnst eight O'Clock Hs is supposed 10 Lave
come from the city and IL about fortynyo years old
BrK.lARy IS 4 BoJr ASD sHOE -ToRg Yesterday
afternoon the boot and shoe Of John Glgcr the
OF Eighth street and Fordham avenue, bro-
ken open and ROBBED Of the entire contents The Thieves
content with taking the boots aud shoes, hui
ranssced whole house aud took all the good cloth
Ing Of Mr. and Mrs Gger vol all their iewc'ry
Mr. g. u member of Hook aud Ladder Company No. l.
and participating ia tho remen's parade aud picnic
IN Morrisana Ills wife haa gone 20 the city and the
house without any ono 10 protect ~. The loss
amounts to several hundred dollars aud was all Mr. Dl-
ger possessed or He ~ a young man aud had
been only short Time married. There hss been cu'
obtained TO tho burglars.
FiRg IN WiLros About half.pasi eleven o'clock las
nigh, Gre wa SGT to q stack Of hny In the village o
wilton Morrisani,, belonging 70 Mr. John Crane. The
stack contained ;erli tors aud the loss 20 Mr. Cram
Yit be about $3.50 which there was no ". n.g.ee
Far Faoar oy rx ssA-os I'm Sunday morning ,h'
nrst frosi of tho season was noticed in the village
fordham. II WIS very perceptibie along the Hlrleu
Rger0ai track aud on the grass
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rat mIsilil;siss ;is ~ - ssaaaTlfs.

The Attempt 10 get up Another Performance
"a Failure.
performance by part OF the troupe Of wandering
msccgcns announced 20 on In Laiiulsr Hail
brooklyn. last evening turned out o nxze. The Sixth
Ward Union Republican association had placaried and
advertised Governor Hamilton. OF Terss AZ the chief
ac.or but hc IA on starring tour the country and q
course, did not appear.
Mr. W. r. faBBY, who sat In the chair tho stage,
called upon the audience listen speech from Mr.
X. o, sidney, OF Mississippi.
Mr. SrDSEr forward and msIe a speech; bat this
gentleman thoroughly played out" 10 Kinga
county that the three -four hundred people present
be sst down Mr.. sidney declared that Tor
rebels he would hold tho Presdsni and hts Cabne,
sponslblo God would hold him responsbls for attempt
ing ~ murder liberty la this land He upon
conservatism. and by way " bringing bis disjpn,od
speech 10 polni askei-'.When the great Saviour OF
mankind tsbernared in this world ~ SIN and
did Hs preach the doctrine of conservatism ~
(Cflss of Never nsgcri'J
Rev DR. spear, sad ~ 10 a Pre-. .byicrian minister
Of thc city next forward and produred immens.
applause by hia bureslue of Mr. sesard-an ssth matt
cal Old man. with folded Ia Nspolcon, bro~r knit
and head inclined for~ani-inakbg ono % bis rscen,
speeches. commencing. "Andrsw Johnson aud pro-
posed certain By which these States should be
slofcd 10 tho rights OF equality"
lie was followed by Dr BhArkland ~ KaLNas. al the
conclusion of whose remarks tbs feS remasng psops
dsDsfai
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/ clnsf R1ct Inr ps.1s WI.

llt0m thc Columbus lOhi0l J0ufnal
rev dafs no yopng man from abroad came 10 t'is
oty % hngF talk with his lady l0'e Tie yDiug ltiy
Ditrh excited and declared that " the young
egrr married her must be a once Iis lafsaing dsc-
la-ion cautcd the yonng ~ aci si once ani b.
proceeded the Probate Court procure tb- rriur-a
license Here the ossonsbing intelligence sraisd his'
that other .sd received License 20 marty us
ssina indy Ia his own application. THIS comp.,.
% foresta h@ fivai occurred the services Of s,,ce
aud proceeded ipmedaeiy TO the rs8ideuee 81 ts LAD
In question Number bsd been caoally eurfsr,ic.
Working however, On q different p0hcY. Number tao
took the justice 10 the young b1y Numbsr en~
reversed matters, and took tho siy ~ 'asisrs,
aud when the aforesaid "yonng III acro0t =
arrived upon The soene npmter and ycuug fsfy
aud viie ml-. m this cs~, saa good -
mile, but the old proyetb isiied % coEaor bs dasp
p0in,ed Candidate Rumor lss y thsi the yoanx lsiy
M hrs P----, of tnlonto~n, thai number one un
young farmer Of IL. ueighborhoOd aud nun,bsr ,vs
lQrmer captain " Ag@s vb.y IsA ulgVh US Tggaa
farmer wa o vor',e cI tbe yoang lasy, tae csrs.s
the Young adys accepted admlrcr % Ito part 81 us
psreats The father " expa1r SPANS, SsToi - his
nauser 70 Tins cay, where arrangements we're ms'~
Tor hst marriage With the osptsn Young isimsf tss
upon the sceae found where The y0Hng LADY nas srfc'
ed rlolc an interview foresaef his IT. y "a tho rs'
so VI lcense, ASSISTED ihe LADY 10 escsp' rom :
..,d., -'.p.cd The services " EslV9a lee<as' sss
',.s n,srried ~ lLe tnilcd states bOel
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

Presentation 90 the Iiederkra.rz soeiksy-
Ths leading vocal society has bosn pres sented BY tho
citizens Of Louisy,lle, Rontucky, with nagninceas
wreath OF solid silver in appreciation Of s superior sing
Ing at the late saengorfest in that city. Mr Honry q.
fncko OF Louisville also the members Of the socoiy
large ivory tnkRrt Tho presents sent Ia charge
o. delegation from Louisville consisting OF Mesrr-.
Miier, schckdanz, Meyer aud Ellcr. Mr. MitteF mails
an appropriate speech presenting the gifts " tie
society. Mr. ouendorfer, President Of the Lederkranr
responded The presents given OF the rsi
premium of the ssengcuesi To which the doaors
sdercd the Now York Lederkrsnz entitled.
New song.
Messrs Pond Co have published song, God
Blesa the Preadcnt,n music by 9. H. white late IAeule
nant Thirteenth Pennsylvania cavalry and worda by D.
~ Lamont, late Adjulani One Hundred aud First Nsw
York infantry, which possesses song FOR the masses.
considerable merit u "a of tho order excepting
the chorus, as tramp, tramp tramp aud sung by
large number Of voices II must meet with the sane
success as thnt popular song
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n0rMs nrca o. Tm msctSss II urea.

Urca, 3ep,. NJ. 1904
ons or tho iargee, and mos, en'h asaAtse audiences
,s.smhcd In u,cs together at tbs Cay Hall
his egenlng 10 weicoms tho delegation of southern
loyal tnlons. Judge William , Bacon presided.
sisted BY large number Of vice Pre-dont aBd scorsta
res The hail elegantly a-corai~d Tor 'bs oosssoa.
the Gag being every -bsre conspcnous Az s1dr-.s u
welcome detiveref by Hon Reese Gopkng and ~
sponded 70 BY Charles ~ Bfaaaoomb ksq IN b@halt of
the delegation. delivery loya ~ character and nrm
ia purf.s followed from Colonel Pope and G0v~rof ~
J Hamilton Altogether the ocrass0n smi mineufiy
euth'fs aatir and sucrsfzfui.
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proved him 20 be q logical reasoner well n q good
ighter General Rousseau aud others called FOR
and made speeches all of which received with
sant applause by ther gfahed fellow soldiers and the
with hearty cheers for the army the navy and the Union
RRCohMEspED IN ONO.
The Ohio delegation mot might aud appointed com
mitiee Of 10 communicate with the OhlO state
Democratic Committee and ask them TO withdraw their
the field which all men can unas who opposed 10
nl..ra
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sasurf lsp lasHr AZ auu.astl1.E

roraaETnsls Sept ~, 1900
Three msn nalnei respectively ouimDy, Dayton I'D
wHkn were areaef here to-day charged ~fh entering
store q fay Mehalo lni stealing tasrrfrom bDoss
cl9lhlng kc Melhais csash, Dayton 70 the
act ~ stealing pair ~ shO-e ard immefi.
aieiv gays rha.e Darnf hM aJseuc~
cluihlng TUNED up missing. al aiso Qsirtty sui
wfkfu AL lbree arrested a The x,esiphaai aud
isg shea DAYTON confessed 49, sui taken t~lofe
Irstcr Vincent anf ssatenctd - nny dsys cannn-
men, IA ibe ryuny ah The y tn Otber tMo ssi
Der1yy the nt~niagn 81 tn AHthyft
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nKi tsas ~ 1rLfln

srr Ostst1s -efa a. ises
rhs choleu snr sDnnlaea = pgs "a " pisaiai gas
la ttt uierof
Accounts from ,hs cotton fszlb c7st q y alto
gsthsf unfavofabie
proposition Aas tcea ns5s ~ tha TeKas tsgsisgf~
IS erdH iarxs tgact ~ lad lNelgd8x hw tfan rFnf
nsHcA ypisgfinn
rbe st~afn~s Gensts Wssis f1r sss Orssai rre
volsy fstgf,ea ss1Dra ~ fof "A opai hs arrives
al Kev Vet
CS,loa u arm ssi~s I 70 isiet 10 ~ t5Hngs q \
a oats 50 yslshsit st~fi AZ str4AaEe ~ heW
Yssk srrhanxe 4 rrsniWaa
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THE CINCINNATI sTesI RAILROAD DIFFICULTY stIrtts

ciactSaAri, sept II, 1895.
The great controversy between the citizens and the
roads which has caused much disorder hero
durin the last month. settled to-day by the superior
Court adversely 10 the compnnieg Judae Taft decided
that the of the companies 20 furnish scniy ava
tckeu for ~ 0g was binding.
II ihs ruling not accepted M injunction wiz be al
lowed snd the city Will take possession OF The AMI
them. Il Is thought, however, that tho comp,ni~>
S licd ADD reduce their prices for tweni yDys -, "a,
from 10 on
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

me Canard mail stssmshlp seots Captain Jaassas,
viii leave this pod o. "Wednesday io' Lysrpos
The mail. ro Europe ,1 Close o. hall past ten O'Clock
Wednesday morning
The NV yoHE BvRiiD--gdi,!en fo' Europs-w'L ~
ready al halt. past O'Clock IN tbs morBlsgs
singls copies, IA srsppaD ready fof msIasx, ns
cents
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I,nir -rrAasnlMlLsrl

InLlstA ArI4 Afgt IL 80
sfgs mse pyfsslsg = o. frsais - ff~a ~ joan
4an ca taia Hl peut slgnyr this evrn'NT flsm
prsoe pfs1~4 sassted ~ uutaasv " prttt go
unnet To slkafs ettsee ina "a ssn<it tfsi
Sas trsF fssEs ~ Akyas 1000 - sns putN lpasa
III tLe t8fehagbt rrot~tps .a5 tswniy th9o.snd
~ ths n.stnr See - fasds W Inass Fsrtsf
wHian n WA.Nas Cylausi Ganiss 4. n.las sot 1tbsts
~ thn tasfm E4ft
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lmln sllnssss

Ba1fwq~w a~tt ts IsB
M tal4l $500 Gnss Lsass = ysi yslioss uss,
hsrH tH.fay
Th@ Nsf504 "a tsaa . ssfy hfR. ns~,ng bsr. a..
ftt r. retetsuEf g. 49, FeeFsf e4rlv n.tsfiNa
Essslshaps adsptsi ts1ssa q 90 sasf ~ -
nagryVDked sntfs e.
10 gssa.s Hsmsf,ss, frssa 3ss-psF. srrvss :,
Qentnuss. hs4 fAsissa "a Dqss Tlfss Deans hsFs
49, MFf~2
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+ I II Il 3
Fire In Bro.dvay-Los. $40, 900.

fre in brOudway-i0ss SJO,OOO.
About seven O'Clock last night nre broke out ON the
top oor OF the four story brick buildings Nos OBS and
$50 Broadway occupied by A. Bembc, manufacturer Of
line cabinet furniture. The flames ut time
burned ferceiy, and fears were entertained that
the entire building would be destroyed but
tho lremen finally succeeded in extinguishng
the fire with the loss of the attic floors only
The loss to Mr. Bembes stock will be about SIS 900; in
sured for $50 800 in eight city Insurance
The store floor OF No $50 occupied by Peter Jackson
dealer In CRATES; his stock damaged water about
81 600; insured for So 900 In The Relief Insurance com
Imny No. 92o is occupied the first door by John H.
Cooper az carpenter store, damaged by water about
81 900; insured for 81 900 In the jefferson
Company The second floor u occupied by VIM Dresssr
dealer Ia music, and also dwelling; damage about
500 insured FOR ~ 900 In theCNzens Insurance Com
Iany. The upper floors occupied dwelling by Mrs
Jackson slight damage by water only Tho building
Nos s26, a2S and 93o arc owned by Jacob Cram They
arc damaged about 30 00o sad TO DO insured The
of the establishment Informed Assistant Fire Marshal
O. Baker tnat when he left at six o'clock everything
the promises safe, and no trcs The stock he sa,h
Is valued At about $4,000
burning Of "a Ladies' seminary nj Fishkiii.
FfsfrKmL fASpna, sept. II, 1885
About three o'clock this morning the inmates % @. II
CaSswells Ladies' seminary al th,s place aroused
from their sleep by cg OF IRE, The halls and rog.~
O The building being ALed SiIa dease so!D-les of
smoke. A ScnorA' TIsh from tho room, followed al
'ne pan'c.stricken persons making ba..a
= tue building, having no time 10 ~, go o.s
"a /. r.w moments rs ,nlirc edlacc
was IN hsnes md short time Tho building and ~.
contents wern entirely destroyed All agree N nyius
that tho escape of the inmates indeed miracuOu3
The loss the building IS 81 900 The contents were
insured for 81 500 The IRE certainty the work ~
lnccndiary. The school % have opened today
twenty-five or thirty ades haviny auyei here this
morning - commence q course Ot Sttdtp-
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
rSt stw JERSEY lsCs .rusf

rtt,,. e..sros, NJ j., Sept H. 1913
iho i@ssa'sie % ias1 .o-nish, and sdIodfped with0c
- ,, - ~ - = y .'rni question II meets again 70
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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

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