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HONESTY is the best policy in medicine as well as
in other things. Ayers Sarsaparilla Is genuine
preparation Of that unequalled spring medicine and
blood purifier, decidedly superior to the poor mita-
tions heretofore in the market. Triai proves It,
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DIED

KINNARD.-On the 4th instant JACOB KINNARD
he 74th OF his age
The relatives and male friends of the family are re-
spectiuly nvled TO attend the funeral, his late
residence No. 2S McApne street between Walnut and
Locust Thirty sixth ana rhirty-seventh sire ,ts Yves
Philadephia on Wednesday afternoon November T. at
O'Clock. lnterment at Monument Cemetery.
KRAEMFR.-On the % instant ELIZABETH rellct
of the late William kIeamer In the SO ner age
The relatives and rends OF the family respectfuIy
inved TO attend the funeral om her late residence
No 1910 n. front street., Wednesday afternoon the
7th instant, at O'Clock. To proceed to Laurel Il Ill
PHILLER.-This morning, November 5, after short
illness BELLE, daughter OF George and Rebecca H.
Philler, aged II months. -
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, November Eight men were
arrested at Warsaw, on Saturday for robbmg
and maltreating negroes. They are now in a
military prison.
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A SUSPICIOUS CUSTOMER. - Early yes
under very suspicious circumstances. He had
contrived to get into the cellar of Kings
printing office, No. 6O7 Sansom street. back of
self away there, when ne was discovered by
one of The employees of the place. He was
handed over to the police, and was taken before
Alderman Butler by whom he was held to
answer on susniciOn Of la~rnnv.
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CoNPEoTloNAIRE FRANcAIsE, Anglase, AlIe-
mande turquoise ct Amerlcaine preparations avec
tout lie cIrcumspectlon expressment pour. II, q.
w hi man, NO. 3l8 Chestnut street.
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CHILDREN's CLOTHING M. Shoemaker & Co.
Nos and n. Eighth street, are now ope ning
splendid assortment OF boys girls, infants, anO
m es' clothing.
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BE IN lntE The days are getting short as well as
few embrace the opportunity, aud get those
photographs that Won want Tor Christmas presents
at b. + Relmer's, No GA Arch street. six card
or one large Photograph, only 81.
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THANKSGIVING in New Jersey.

NEWARK, November 5.-Governor Ward has
appointed Thursday, November 30, as day of
Thanksgiving. ....
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MARRIED.

CARROLL-GODDARD --On Oc .ober rs at the resi-
dence OF the Rev. MIR Wyhe, MT JAMES CARROLL OF
Philadelphia. to Miss GRACE A. GODDARD, OF Wash
ington city, ID. T..
GODDARD-BkADY.--o .--on November L at the resi-
dence OF the Rev. Mt. WylIe Mr. MARCELLUS GOD
DARD, OF Washington city, to Miss MARY NJ. BRADY,
of Phiade pha.
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BORROWED RAlMENT. = Last Saturday
evening Brodus Meyer, a German who is en-
ployed in the establishment OF Engel Wolf,
on Washington lane, was arrested on a charge
of larceny. 1t appears that he took advantage
employed in the vicinity, to contscate tnelr
clothing. He was unlucky enough to be caught
NJ it, and was arrested and taken before Alder
man Hutchinson, VINO held him IN $500 bail to
answer.
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TWELFTH AND CBEsNUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding, and to have your Far
Dlture reupholstered, vanished and repaired by
practlcal WOi kmen.
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THIEF WITH A OWEET IooTH.-A Ger
man named A. 0ehlschlager "took advantage of
an opportunity" to purloin a bag containing
eight pounds OF sugar from one of the passenger
cars of the Ridge avenue railroad. The sugar
was the property OF Mr.. j. Nichols, the Super
intPndent OF the road, who had the thief
arrested. He had q hearing before Alderman
Massey, who held him in 500 bail to answer.
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TRY our Yankee Bunns.
MORSE & Co., Nos. 9G2 and 904 Arch street.
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Snow fowDRR.-The highways and bywsys of
pretty much al our Northern cities aud towns are
now grRced with gOod-oOBIng Snow Powder Post t.
eIs In one sense it Is eNerybody's eyes. but in
iar better and more essential point, 1t in almost
overybooy's Kitchen or wash room. To be without
Snow Powder, when once 1t has been used, is next
to a mis- fortune.
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NYDrPHEs DU PAVE.-Thea bandoned crea-
lures who intest our streets are receiving some
pretty severe checks to their course. Orders
nave been issued TO put stop to this nuisance,
and the police will soon make clean sweep OF
all the streets. Hereafter, all those confirmed
walkers who inicst Walnut and Chesnut streets
will, on arrest and conviction, be sent below for
thirty days, TO mediate on their conduct A
number were arrested during the past two
nights, and were sent to prison for the above
DcriOd,
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FRENCH CoCoANUT CAKE, original with Morse
& Co., Nos 902 anG 904 Arch street.
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A DANGEROUS FELLOW. William Miller
was arrested yesterday morning, about /
O'Clock, at Seventh and Cherry streets, on a
charge of carrying concealed deadly weapons.
Ii is alleged that he was in state of exhilira-
tion, and was talking very loudly when he was
arrested On his person he had a revolver.
He had hearing before Alderman GOd6ou, who
held him in $1,000 bail to answer
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WHAT'S IN A NAMEp-We have received
the third part of the Roll OF Honor from the
War Department II contains some curosities
in the way of names There are no less than
ten George WashingtOns, all of whom belonged
TO the colored troops. There are also repre-
sentptves of General Taylor and many more OF
our illIstrious men amongst those who fought
hraYPlN.O
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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-James David
son. professional burglar, was arrested about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon on a charge of bur.
giary. During the temporary absence of Mr..
Potts, who resides at the northwest corner of
Thirteenth and Wallace streets, Davidson effected
an entrance into the house through the front
door, ny means of a skeleton key. A couple OF
little boys in the neighborhood saw Davidson
enter, and, suspecting something wrong, gave
the alarm.
He. seeing himself detected, attempted to
escape through the rear OF the house. lie ran
out of the back door, and jumping the fence of
the yard, tried to conceal himself in tue water
closet of a neighboring house. He was dis
covered, however, and by representing that he
was only trying to escape from some person
with whom he had difficulty, he got clear, and
then ran down Bankson street.
When he had gOue u short distance persons
began to suspect the true state of the case, and
hue and cry being raised he was pursued us
far as Ridge avenue and Melon street, where he
was captured by Mr.. Ross, and handed over to
two policemen, who took him in charge and
escorted him to Alderman Hutchinsons office.
After hearing of the case, he was held in the
sum of $4,000 bail TO answer the charge of bur-
glary. This morning he was taken to the
Mayors Office, to allow the police authorities to
take a close view OF his person, in order that
he might be identified in case OF any future
operations.
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A HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Bstween 2
and O'Clock yesterday morning a gentleman
was walking along seventeenth street. near
South, with new hat under hls arm, when a
couple of ruffians sprang out on him and
Knocked him down, and beat him with black
jack. They then stole from him his new hat
and his cap and left him. As soon as he re-
covered sufficiently from his beating he gave
the ALARM and had the two men arrested. They
gave the names OF John Gallagher and Mickey
Began. After hearing before Alderman Lutz,
that MAGISTRATE committed them TO answer the
charge of highway robbery
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SILvERINE-PeOple who wish to have their old
and worn wares, such as spoOrs, knives, etc., or
anything made .f brass copper and German silver.
look fresh, original and new, should procure the
popular Silyerlne which can be applied very easily
and is sure to do the work Pure silver is used and
there Is nothing injurious In the process.
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ELASTIC STITCH SHUTTLE, OR
i ~ sESSIISSdr GROVER I.o Gsk%STTTtfG Gskk%STTTtGf c H
FOR BAKERS MACHINE,
FAMILY USE. HIGHEST FOR ia lL0RS,
THE ONLY PREMIUM SH0EMAKEkS,
Nj A G HIN SEWING SADDLERS,
THAT BOTH SEWS MACHINES NRSE ESS
PERFLCTLH No. 730 MAKERS
AND CHESHUT CARRIAGE
EMBROIDERS STREET MAKERS,
PERFECTLY. LATEST AEDBE
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING,
WAEAMAKER & BROWk
POPULAR CLoTHIGG boUsR,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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CARRYING CONCEALED DEADLY WEA-
Thomas j. Reed, a benevolent individual Who
was kindly attending 10 the comfort of a
drunken. companion, at Eleventh and Olive
streets, ia an eXaggeratedsstyle OF friendship,
to arrest his protege who was acting in a noisy
manner, when Reed il is SAID, interfcred. and
drew billy. He was arrested for this offen9e,
and taken before Alderman Massey, who, after
hearing the facts in the case, committed him in
default of 500 bail to answer
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s.RoBBERY.-Last Friday night, between 12
and o'clock, q German, VINO had come down
from Holmesburg TO so on bender" in this
city, stopped in his peregrnations at a saloon in
Second street. He soon became most gloriously
tight" and when he started up to go home
several men officiously proffered their services
10 help him along. They took him out, and,
instead of turning his face homewards, they led
him 10 a vacant lot, and there made an appro-
priation of his watcn and other valuables.
George Detterlne who is said to be one OF the
party concerned, was arrested and taken before
Alderman Clouds, who, after hearing the facts
OF the case, held him in $1,000 bail TO answer
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A LARGE HAUL OF BASEBALL PLAYERS.
Yesterday afternoon large gang OF young
fellows were arrested on vacant lot at Twenty
eighth and Tasker streets, whilst playing base
ball. This practice playing bali on Sunday,
TO the annoyance of every one in the ueighbOr.
hood, became so unbearable that, on complaint
OF the citizens, the police authorities resolved
TO put an ehectual quietus upon it, Accordingly
a number of officers dressed themselves in
citizens clothing, and surrounded the player,
They arrested some thirty-iour young fellows,
who were token before Alderman Swift, who
held them to answer.
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The Conservatives" Don't Like Grant
What He Told the Governor.

Etc, ETC., Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc.
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the prisoner has much improved m demeapor aNd
i b iieve he has recovered his mind
DR. Smith swOrn-I am physician Of the prison.
have been theIo sinoe MoGuire came; have
seen HIM on two or three OCCASIONS during tho last
month have had very little conversation with him
1t vas peri, city nationals there was nothing JOu hrs
character that wild; be Ia az EN- lent IL
the PRISON; 1 dont know how he pas. es the time.
1MOuld 90 to the door OF his oell, and he would
s9y IN answer TO the question, GLOW do you do p"
very WELL in very respectful manner. 10 70 my
OPINION that he Is perfectly sane. =
Mr.. Gfub-I am rson. .keeper; haye had charge
OF lhe prisoners saw nothing strange or anything
wrong ABOUT himi NV opinion Is that he is sane.
4, lne Jury, without reuuug from their seats, rom
mind. 'ON1~
lhe prisoner was then arragned upon the charge
OF killing Maggie Baer on tho I'd of ApriI. 1884 mt
the Continental theatre, and pleaded not guilty
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10 NEW JERSEY IERs-THE POLLS
To-MoRRow.-The Rel ubican State CentralCom-
mlttee desire all voters to remember that the
polls VIII be opened at seoen O'Clock tomorrow
(igesaayl morning, ana close at sunset, 4'53
o'clock, in the evening.
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Five-Twenty Coupons,
Due November l.
Wanted by
DRExEL & CO.,
No. "a South third street
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LLoYD's RAILROAD GUIDE. We have
received the November number OF this invalu-
able publication, and find it, as usual, replete
with important information to travellers. The
great advantage of having in compact form a
reliable timetable of the great railroads of the
country cannot be too highly estimated, and
this is secured by LloyfS Guide. 1t contains
several Illustrations, among which we find
fine steel engraving of Hugh Rice, Esq. pro-
minent New York merchant, and good view
OF Philadelphia as seen from the Delaware
river.
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SABBATH BREAKING. There were some
eiehty-hve boys and young men arrested yester-
day Tor various small Otfeuses in Lieutenant
Connelly's district. Most OF them were for
pitching pennies and corner-lounging. de-
effective stop to all such nuisances in the future
They were taken before Alderman Swift who
held them to AnsMer.
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A"d other similar troublesome and painful affec lions.
while 1t promptly arrests ali BEMORRHAGBS. Hun
dreds o. phy scians it daily their practice sra
agents and dealers. 80 W o''
The Medicine is exclusively prepared by the sub
scribers PrOprieters and to T. n POND 70
whom al orders must be addressed
HUMPHREY - HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE GO
No. $50 ROADWAY New York
PRICE. OF PONDS LXTRACr.
Six ounce bottles with direc ctions retail 50 cents
INT DotIes WIN directions retail.
Liberal discount 10 Physicians and Dealers
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PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMAMELIS


Il OF the few domestic remedies which haye come
into general and favor, wild pulling II h IN,
product OF smnle sb rub harmless ali cases and AZ
domestic remedy, uneQuslled.
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LARCENY OF CLOTHING, ETC.-George
Harris was arrested yesterday Tor the larceny Of
quantity OF clothing and other articles from a
professional by the name OF Benson had taken
the articles in question, viz, two pairs of cloth
pants one dress 1rock coat, two vests, an over.
coat, valise full of underclothing and linen,
and silver watch with chain attached. George
Harris the person arrested yesterday, 1t is said,
has confessed to the taking of the articles.
They were all recovered, and we're sent down to
Chester this morning. Harris had hearing
before Alderman Swift, who held him TO answer
fhp char0p of Iarcpnv
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales. Nov. &

PEVIYAL SERVICES AT FIFTH STREET
IL NJ. T.. CHURCH Preaching every night mi.
week by Rev. ia WOOD All are invited.
/ AWFUL WIFE-MURDER MAY RESULT
IL rom excessive labor in the duties of housekeen
ing No man will be accused of who supplies his vile
with Clothes -WrinPer, for he thereby lessens ber
labor and saves its cost In his clothing, The Cog
wheel self Adjus ting and other patterns sold
- TRUMAN a. SHAW'S
No 635 Eight Thirty-lve) MARKET st. below Ninth
TWO OR THREE DRAWINGS OF A DULL,
i pair OF scissors Table KNIFE over Russ Scissors
Sharpener gives them good cutting edge, at the
proper angle Its simplicity and usefulness will be ap-
or knife and try 1t. sold Wholesale and retail BY
- a. -. :. TRUMAN a. SHAW,
pUBLlC INSTITUTIONS HOTELS, RES
4 taurants; Boarding houses, and large Private
wou d ind the use Of one OF Bread sIiciag
Machines TO give uniformity and their bread
slices and to be time saver in the kitchen,
-, - ,,-,,..,- TRUMAN Il SHAW,
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A DIsoRDERLY House. = Catharine
Murphy, who keeps disorderly house at Black
berry alley and Spruce street, was arrested last
night, together with some five or six OF her
nymphs and couple of men, one black, the
other white 1t is said that Catharine has been
account of the dsorderly characters who fire.
quent her place, and make night hideous with
their discordant melodies. When the police
made the descent on them last night they were
before Alderman Swift, VINO held them to answer.
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pIANOS AND MUSIC.

+ Outs GnUNEWALD, Music. Importer Of Mu-
IL siGal Instruments, Pleye Pianos. stelnwny
a 5ons' Chickering'S and uablers, 100 Canal
street, oct13-ly
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CONFECTIONERY

NOHMAN y REftg, Manufacturer Of vermi
IN csi MRcnroni, Extract IT Coffee, Oonfec
,ienefy, bpieea and Chocolate, t23 Did Lege'
street novl2-ly
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(''EEsCEET CRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h
~ Iisrriok, 90 Magazine street, Dealers in Pa
per and Agents for Paper lag Mandatory.
uUyIfl-ty
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
PAPER WAREHOUSES;,

r BON PIERRE 4 90, importers and Dealers
- In Leather and Shoe Findings, No 90 Char
treH street, HJ.- uovt0-ly
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WuOLEsALE DRTJGCTs'r.

~ p. DuGOEdE, Importer aud Dealer In
l. French, American EhgliAh Drugs, Chsmi-
calls. Perfumary, Patent Medicinsp, Surgical In.
strHnepts, TrosseH. Bru,boa aud Druggists sun
drle, No. 80 Chartrea street. Established In
1870. 00t2D-y
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MARBLE WORKS.

GTR0Uu'd MAKBLE WORKS, established 1890,
- .1t4St Charles street Monuments, T1mbR,
lead Stones, Mantle Pieces, CRATES, Slate, soap-
Stone, etc. ootlB-ly
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PIANOS AND MHsIC.

r/ORN HREMBH ~ Gamu street, constantly
III on hand frateass Pianos, Peygl's, Martins
and Ouyrier's che celebrated Oycloid, No o20~ly
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corn, OATS AND HAY.

(tEuRa u. SEARS, aenorai Commission Mor.
W chant and Dealer la Hay, Corn, Oats aud
Bran. No. ~ Magazine street. Doyl0sy
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FOUNDIlIES.

r EED'a FOUNDRY. Corner 81 Deiord and Fou-
- cher streets. Manufacture hteam Engines
EuileTA, sugar MillA, saw Mills, Cotton Presses,
Newell screws, and all kinds Of Plantation and
ttonmbOat work.. .u... noY22-iy
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UARDWARE. T,EITTNf:. ETc.

DoETtOK SEYMOUR. 39 fulton street,
ID NhoIe Hle Dealers in Metals. Hardware,
khip ChaudGry. Etearnbost aud Railroad Supplies,
Agents for Now York Boiling aud Packing
unVIkaIV
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HARDWARE, BETTING, 80.

T +. BAQufE, 81 Magaztus street, Hardware
y paintp, OIL, Rope, Twlus. Agent for q. II
KlrHehbaum'B Cutlery, aollnReu. detG-ly
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IRON! 'FRONT.'
ANEW STYLE OF TRUssEs.

DECEIVED. fine assortment of Trusses, of an
IL improved patent. Being entirely different
to any ever offered for sale in this market. For
sale at
teb20 JOHN V. JAsTREMsRI's
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SEWING MACHINES.

GtOUTHERE FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
- Noscess Machine OF Wilcox Gibbs, will
sew, hem, fell, braid, tuck. gather, quilt, cord
aud embroidsr with satisfaction. Agents wanted
ut No b 81. Char es atreCt Iiox 1856. octi3-Iy
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODs.

q BRUNId, Artist N iiair, and Dealer In
". Watches and Jawslry, No. llB Canal street,
Premium awarded NJ the late Fair for the bea'
Hair Work. Watches aud Jewelry repaired aud
warranted. a. RlIMANN, Wat6hmakef dD-ly
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FISH MERCHANTS

- D. MOODY h 90, G7 Tclionpitoulaa street.
80 RpeoiaI attention given to selling Maokarel,
Goldfish, Herring. Buttor, Cheese and Lard.
noylbsIy
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FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.

ID PItFBr, 1877 Canal street, Toys, Peffulnery,
Ds Combs, l'rushoB, buttons, gnpea, Needles,
pi1g. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dress Trimmings,
BGnnels, e'o. Doyt0-ly
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

A D. dRtsW0LD \ 90. (old firm of Hyde a
a. Goodrich, established hfty yearsj, Manu-
lecturers ard Importers of Watches, Jewelry
Hiverware, Cutlery, Guns and Pistols Corner OF
Cnna and Royal streets. novib=iy
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DUCOHIGE,S

Ti'HESTt GARDEN BEEDs--Just received NJ
H. IaD28 BEABs BOOK n VARIETY STORE
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING.

4 MORSE h 90, Wholesale Dealers In Clothing
% ~ Chhrtres street, corner Of Custonhonpe.
p6v22sly nsH