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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
sT.T. or NEW.Y oRK, BANK DEPARTnzsT.
S'"A- " ALBANY. April 20, 1895.

SfAfSV' AIsAsr April 20, Isse. =
NOTICE ia hereby given, pursuant 70 Cnepter 80,
~ law. ~ 1889 and Laws Of 1853 that the eeauns
issued 70 Predea Directors snd Comply o. BE-
srsd Ar PAR BY the Superintendent Of TIE benkbs psp
t on pTe.entation The ewYork state nsnona Denh
CITY Of Albany years from the date betso ava nov . X ,s
.ea,essd within from thr date hefeoit sno -
80 lich a not be presented for redemption ana pay
On The time thus specified will 70 be ehass sV'H
~ h.nds AZ Toe Superintendent for that ppEP1se
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For BRAzn.-The steamship Guiding staT ieaVss
Z ~ q. r.sZ--> rS;., Sc @aT{!'ss=sas
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STATE oT NEw.YoRK. BAsx DErAE 1sHsi

ALBANY, April % 100 y.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 70 Caapser 40,
~ laws Of 1870 sod SO Laws Of 1862 that the eea,snnt n
t.d =, ba OCEAN BANK Of the City Of New fotS
association catsd city Of viii pc an e,s
PAR by the sup Of tho banking
enson Al the kswYork National Bank 10 the ey o. ''
Tor an years from hereof and not hefeettef ~
I- circulating notes Of tho ssA TANK nu ~ "a
,,nted aforesaid within six years from the de
,ose. which shall DO presented for REDEMPTION 40
within the me specified VIII cease to be chsse upon
IN we ns S"osn ~ q w SCHUYLER Superintendent
TII9E GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
GURNER Co. No 30 Cedar g., he"-fOrs-
Sc. AdxeTtsenaent IN another column
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financial.
NEW YoRE Sept 20, 1864.
THE UNDERSIGNED desire 10 call the attention


NEW YoRE Sept 70, 1855
f UNDERSIGNED desire 10 call the attention
hrsst 81 NEW GOID ExcnGNGE IN III. lower
the stock Exchange, wrrs tey VII D" pfepfoa a. All e'
OOkE a Co. HE&RY CLEWS Co.
STU RVS SONS. tEYrON WAINWRIGHT,
IEnBIE wATsoHtCe. r. HART
i lHYHFJSvERTSS, js 80 TN ~ CROOK.
Low, LhHlFR CO.. MAXWELL. CUTLER d Co,
BR Slf' in, ROLL BROS. L Co,
&C. A. meis, Son. no FOED Co..
sRHUUSt. PEARL 4 Co, SANDS Co,
DRD BODLEY, GRO HENRlQuEs
r 4 MRRI1E. J. VAN -CHAlCK,
CLFpEE ~. W. ROGERS,
.NNTDY L Co. LAwRESCE Bros: Co,
RS a FROBsr W. b. TAYLOR SONS
LOW WM JOHN OBRlEx,
LEY BROS, HEWITT RYERsas.
QUICK. HAYS IoNPklhs'
y sy2 r. \ Ep !, kRhf r ttGfSPrvrER,
sicHAEDs {. Is. kINRALL& Co.
WILL GREEgk Co, CHAs; r. G09SW yL "a,
BRO, GEn r. ffADLEION'
e wt ! MN q SON J. W. BRoTN,
nopg,y WAISwKiiiHr MoLSoD.
X. DAVIS BARTON MOTT SHERMAN,
ann A 5TRt'TiIERs JACOB LITTLE Co,
ON TaS ivaL,kIr, J. 4. PFRuNs / Co,
= A "a H. J SEAMAN.
rEaRis 4 BRO Jogas eo55ywILLE.
BK0ADHEG6. sArrERlssL. cs.,
BONNER, cnAs, STOKES,
rfETn EfrCH, IA y oNaNlEio..
OsEPH SON EDWlE :. SAXTON,
DROOT T. y. TITUS,
A J. n. TAYLOR, J. X. SHARP,
ii AN WICK d. ~ TOLAED.
ADAMS JOHNSON, G. BEeEDICT.
VAN sCtiiCK JAMES y. MAXWELL,
JOHNSON A TO, hf-NRY FiTCh 4 Co,
y LAFsLEY JAAtES J. UOYT
ARD KING, BLAKE s MARROW,
IA HYMAN s. ENTZ
~ WHITE, RICHARD sCHELL,
HE A EMERSON. ". :. TuLAND,
N Co. WV. BUXTON,
WOODWARD, JAMES DART,
N WI8gAM BLOCH 4 MASsFT,
HFEDERsON, OusTANE FRANK,
N A c. q. l. GERHARD
fANS a ELLERY, JAMES kAuU 4 Co.,
pa N sRIE. W. TAYLOR
Co A. ~. NORWOOD,
M A RAYMOND NATHAN COHEN Co.,
uAIILFYk HARVEY EDWARD BRANDON,
lard = u. DENSLON,
VAs hUsFH ODnIE Co.
AMIN a DICKINSON, TOWAR LRRNED,
OGDEN N. : PARKE.
" L EMMETT RUBEN MAkLEY Cor
iEFLOCE FULLER TREAT COX.
)SON Jones, 81. MAkils,
4 PAYSOS j. PERRY. Jr,
, Mott X. DORblAN
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Centisirp.
Go r0bom II man Concern.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-That application
will he inside His Exceency the Governor Of the State Of
NewYork the lih day September 1900 the pardon
JOHN GOODMAN grounds snd for which viii thea
and there be presented. JOHN r. MERRITT August 49, 1855
TNO CORPORATIONS, CONTRACTORS, &C.
large stock Of Imported Scotch viraed stOaewsre sewss
Pipes Branches u 10 10 inches diameter;
Garden Vases, Mst GreenHou Oven and Flooring Tss
Path Brick Scotch aud S;ouT Bridge Fire Brick constantly hand
Also Of Drain Pipes from u nehes diameter
A Agricultural Drain Tile, &C., kc
EDWARD Il. QUINN Long Island Pottery,
Depot, No. 28l PeArlsi, New-Yorf. E
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6orses, garriasts, &f.

A STALLION for SALE.-The thoroughbred sud
n beautiful chestnut orel stallion EXCELSIOR years old 10
hands high fast. and very gentle Pedigree Dam Susan Of Po-
cshon Shakespeare sire frn Duke. BY Hooten Of
Thoroughbred Nnn Forf1rher particulars apply McCAF
Trays stables, Of Fuonsve and DOsnng broOkyn
E0R SALE-A HAMBLET0NIAN MARE, 154
hands yssrs od sound very gentle and
hcCAFFREfs stsbes DovnDest Myrtlssys, Bpokyn.
rENHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
4 gunner Co. No. 50 cedAT-s., Hew-York
See Advertisement In another column
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sTxrE on Nav. YeRx, BANK DEPARrxRsz,
ALBANY. Juno ~, 1876.

ALBAEY. ~, ISi6-
NOTICE Ia hereby given. pursuant 10 ChaPeer
9a a. Of 1880 Of 1868 that the crcnsns noe
isped 10 Inc BANK COMMoNWEALI e9nn.s aso,
viii be Iedeeusi al psi ~ We
s,rern ss1t Of Banking Department on pe enol ~ -
New.Yors National Bank In the Chy Of Aioeh5 ~ -
nom tho hereof and not thereafter -.,., n.
saJ " within from cate he cot ana an sosss
hh hs not no pre- OF redemption ard payEen III h.n.
g. fled viii cease 70 charge The igndir ns nAHN
of the Superintendent fer that purpose u W. Sarsass
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BAILEY & HOWARD.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
No. ~ AASsABSrY NfN-kORE
Government other securities so.k sBd iod bought and sod
c1mmisson.
.,-.ln - SAL--L
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FISK & BELDEN,

BANKERS &c BROKERS,
No. q WALL-st, NeW-YoRK
Al orders stoks Gold snd konds receive ouR FERsoSM
TrFSItOy.
WAL j. GTIsTON join y BCbciNb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-16
The burglars At Work.

BREAKING INTO AND ROBBIN0 SILK NANrYAC-
TORY-THE BURGLARS COMMIT MuRpEEoUs AS
sAULT on NIGHT wATcHMAs, ETC.
The silk manufactory Of Mcssrs Hicneman 4 silber-
mans Nos ait. tls and AL West Thirty NTH street.
visited by burglars Mt late hour Wednesday night
Finding Edward Kroemer, tho night Waterman, at his
post and In their way the burglars endcavored decoy
him from tho neghborhood; but without effect There
alternative lcf TO the villains but TO abandon
their pundering scheme reduce the Waterman 70
silence and they choose the latter Accordingly they
furious ensla ughi on Krocmer beating him
head with Weapons n the most brutal manner cav-
then hun burr. ' one OF the from, ba"m.n, wnsoS
entering the premises stole hundred and ny pieces
Of ladies' belt ribbons two hundred dozen silk necktes
three four bundles Of dyed silk and othss articles
silk goods valued In all at e. 500 with which they
ceeded In making their escape. At later hour the
Twentieth precinct police discovered the night watchman
lying insensble the pavement and In few minutes
Afterwards the officers learned OF the burglary phys
clan was Immediately summoned to attend Mr. Kroe-
mer whom he found In very critical condition. there
being serious fears about his recovery Captain Wal
ling OF the Twentieth precinct and several Of his officers
on the aler, for the desperate burglars, and with
prospect OF arrestng them.
BURGLARY And ROBBERY ~ BROADWAY.
Early wednesday evening the tailoring establish
ment Of Francis Probst, No 7t3 Broadway forcbly
entered through the front door and robbed Of silks
and cloths valued ali at thousand FIVE hun
drcd and ninety dollars Soon afterwards private
watohman discovering the door open notified Mr.
Probs and, while an examination OF the prem pea
being made, officer ORley, or the Fifteenth precinct
discovered two turning the of Fourth
end Lafayette place With bundles under their and
ATT ted to arrest them One "a the threw bundle
OF goods In thu officer face partially kno King IN down,
whorcupon they on In different directions officer
ORey pursued one 81 the men 20 the corner Of Second
and Second street and arrested bin The pr-o.
ner gave his John Morgan, and he IL twcn-
~ i've years OF age. The other man escaped with
jony u the stolen goods portion ~ N" silks and
satns valued at about three hundred doliars
covered Justice icdwith committed Morgan u prison
f,Hs
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The Liberal Army Preparing to March Against
the French in chihuahua.
&c. &c. &c.

The French Envoy to Msximiiian 1T
Havana.
New ORLEANS, Feb. II, 1896.
Havana dates Of the 9th inst ut hand.
The steamer Louisiana had arrived there from France,
route to Vera Cruz. She had board special com
missioner from the Emperor Napoleon TO the Emperor
Macmillan on important business
The Louisiana also had board Belgian general
who will inform Macmillan OF the accession Of Leopold
IT, to the Belgian throne
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s.pr,ms Cours-Ch. mber.

Nicholas Hesry 81 a. w isldre Benry =, sl-Ths
report Of tho referee In this esas vas oohhrned and
judgment granted
Peter cisrk Henry " Fsrsn 81 al In M. cve ne
nation was grnutsd The payment ~ cts snd ',ay
OF pro- edngs antli The Nay term slso grruiee
Tho mas R0h~gtA o. al John kerr - Al IN iha
csse The noticn rss rfnirf % ne sfenEm - @f,fa
d@rrous ~ ths General Term fecrded u HOM1i ~
rsfta ufich deemed c1neiuaise
~ the case ~ william " Hnftsr ~ fina rfJsff
Faod - Al the motion ~ rfen defa "a tetisd.
m the cse q the People En- ri AnS1n HsrfiJ "
B,eurap q rOsion Tor fnsDtsmus Gfahv
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the tin fell II parted In two, portions falling either
side Of hun His hat knocked % and his coat Torn
In than ono place by the falling tin Mr. Lawrence
did APPEAR 20 have sustained serious injury and
the escape looked upon by those present some
thing almost akin 10 the IN racuous.
LOSSES AND INSURANCE..
The following Is list OF the occupants ~ tho pro
misses and the assurances and losses a. far a. asoer
taaed:-
The American theatre, but more commonly known
No "a owned by W. Butler. fha loss lbs
yarousy estimated from $40 900 10 $40 O0o said "
be insured, Tho City Assembly Rooms now known ~
Akers, were kept by George Aker who, With hi fani
", occupied some OF the upper rooms a. dwelling
fart OF his household effects Cotton out bat tho
greater portion together with the stock OF liquors In the
DAT, was destroyed. Loaa about 81 900; Insured for
$1,000 In the Peoples Insurance COMPANY The build
Jugs arc owned by Edward Mathews and Ieass
ground owned by the iorillard Tho loss will DO
about $50. 900 Insured for ESQ 600 as follows
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Omcial News from FL Paso.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1896
Mr.. Romero has received Official news from III Paso,
the residence Of the Mexican government, up TO the
10th OF January. The French had made further at
tempt to move on Fl Paso and the Mexican army
about taking the initiative against the city Of
occupied by the French forces
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The repc Of the ravages Of the smallpox 10 this city
have becn vnossly exaggerated There have not been
over two hundred cases instead OF two thousand has
been stated At one time and The dlsssse 10 On W.
docreaaN
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UHTnIpra0rabTr rhhfnrrT,
Esq. Grand street. having purchased god fts
bill OF sk afierwArd alleged 10 have been stolen.
outstanding HE character. his position and his exhibition e
his bl and receipt compelled by Jasier Do~Ine se
ball Monday F~brl-y sh Inst ~ .
Larceny NJ Doyls and ~. hail have this day by
direction u able aud des@rvedly distinguishes Dist ~
Attorney discharged from their r.cognganss this
has obtained publicity requested ~
Doyle, whose Attorney respectfully ~ request tie
seTtlon Of this communication.
CHARLES sPgSCLE-
IFsNuAFY
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ms measure In the hands OF men who are hostile TO ~
You would not bind out an orphan 10 man who would
abuse and outrage it. Would the men who are opposed
20 the whole principle OF Commissions be very likely
the power placed IN their hands TO administer IL
effectively and wef II Commissions Should be esab-
!shed at all which Is matter TOT dinerence OF opinion
let us have care that they are properly organized
You are asked TO send the bill back and peril it
upon the ground that should be non partisan Give
II that be some assurance that will remain
partisan Suppose you divide the Commission equally
row. how Know Won that II Wi, ramain sas To
. 49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e. -, - .,.a. 81. ~ ~
rvi'oo Oolnl.ssonei 10 W oe eiec'eu IN pace Oh MT
McMuiy anu nere Is very great reason Tor doubt mat
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Firs and Bargisr Proof saf-..-Th~
1spa4 for ~ 60. " giLrEHr rArKsT HtLssakDtn
kGpILs fsnyssd ~ msaA~n lADs sf1rllsaa
Hftadsay
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Feb Is 1906
The Speaker presented the annual report Of the Trus
tees of the Asylum for Deaf and Dumb also the annual
report Of the Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
To confirm the act of the Mayor and Commonalty Of
New York relative TO contracts TO increase the police
in Richmond and certain parts of Kings county
regulate the supply Of stationery for the Erie county
supervisors; to pay the principal and interest the
Canal debt the annual Appropriation bill; to exempt
Soldiers Home from taxation
LOST.
The bill to incorporate the American Museum Company
was lost
Adjourned.
NoTEIn yesterdays report Of the proceedings in the
Assembly, II read that the Eighteenth ward Market bill
was introduced by Mr. butcher This error made
by the telegraph. There is such man In the Assem-
bly,. IL was Mr.. Tucker who introduced the bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-16

The members Of Company c, First regiment Hawkins
Zouaves, their first annual ball at thc Gcrmania
Assembly Rooms last night There quite large
and select assembage, and dancing carried right
merrily from the hour at which the Grand March
shalled the couples the floor, until the strain OF
"Homc Sweet Home reminded the guests that very
pleasant ORE drawing TO close. OF course In the
meantime there goodly display Of handsome III
tcie and pretty faces and gallant chevalers
wanting 10 heighen the brancy OF the To this
the reporter only do justice by stating that the first
reunion Of Company was one that sufficiently
cessfn 10 warrant the guests In wishing FOR
the pleasant reunion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-16

C.i.ssdoro'. HAIR Dye, prs.r.sstvs
sni Viz del~s vhets-sls so fse.i. NJ AttgF uOa--
fts ays appalsd ~ sslnui aftisis
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Defiance ssis~s .aer safes also Side
bosrs All F.rof s.fs 81 ~ sEv~y street. u "a
lrse -
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fsnld MAtshss

= ~ ssscipson.. nv. soy .sf sss..y N rvs~
uassrxd Dal ssrk. faf ssi- - GRO AfJsEN.
o3 Br1.f~ay go ta9r ,~ias ,aEai sife~t
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Chsspsr--toii., 80 ts 81; switches. On
FEdAuAMs Hair bssssf. ~ Grand street. 10
taecs B0wefy .sd Chrysti~ strsrA
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...thsosp Va, FEB IT, 1884
Governor rierpoint Communication the Legs.
hture To- day nominating three judges ~ the Court ~
Appeals and nfteen crrui Judges The nominations are
generally approved by the conservative members Of the
Legislature; but . decided opDosition 10 two
names anticipated.
The Committee on Courts In the House Of Delegates
20 whom referred the resolution requesting senator
Underwood 70 resign, reported substitute to-day decsr
Ing thai his EFFORT procure the overthro~ of the sNis
government wholly Inconsistent with the duties of
his position, and meets unqualified reprobau0n The
General Assembly took no action
The House decided to-day that the Aiutant General q
The Commonwealth, heretofore appointed by tbs Gov
srnor, should be elected by the General Assembly
The Newark and new York Railroad Bfii.
Tssrror, Feb Is, 1ss5
Tho Newark and View York Railroad bal paased the
HOUSE this morning ny vois q 81 10 Al. The result
vas received With great applause A mOtion W
slider the vote this after noon iost
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rsur Persons Dre~..a.

CNcuxsAr. feb 10, 100
Four wen Known etlyens ~ Evansville indiana. uere
drowned yesterday Wills crossing the ssla a
that pOnt
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Corns, Basisss, Enlarged Joint. $50
N dsasss cared " " EasnAHiE 20 IFs.x
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Hove ss~ins w.sh,ns Company
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uir's ush D,.-5o Cents. Bissh sw
Bfs-a s.safss sshssLs Dsp-a 20 Joan ga
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that the sal. ~ cabiuat G-uss 81 Al VIII continued M.
evening At ~. oeiak The Old Dusseldorf aaiier~s
BrDad~sy HESKY n. LEEDS A NiNYE Aueua1s.r.-
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%. ports1t sostes.
TiiS PIEis usivHHsAL yrrc<friox 90 wu


nix PAEis usivHHsAL yrPc<fTfox 90 mr
Ntv toss. Ice. a. lxA
q - pss s<.sl-r - $780, n.
.y.ss s~~rssn~d sthossfo g.fu A.. Ill III No..
ssr ss'ne 80 tffsss-i. - sifstts 9Th
49, $500 fspfssss,.ua1 ~ ksstsi Ia slps 4
80 aita hre tAt ts uur
sfHs po.ssls al ~ ynrs@~rs Nis~,s f,sns~. ~
e1@s su alinftl a. Wise ~ Ffotss-fs tByssigrs 90
tans - Atesners - inF~t flFs t1sfsfas rsu~slfst
sfr~ - 1890 - ~ ~ ~ th~f sne rsi~t
80 ~ ~ - rief p~ff tnsa thfu " - iftefsalrsf
- - sertnf senu~ - ussfa infsuusas.
fefnst - 80 gatsra rssT I. 49, v.sfn
al stsi 1913 - 10 ul4if ppm ~ Ifsstsrf hafk
. $3.50 - tsfn@ - gssaitsiiy ~ sHaersigasf.
aNfi 49, ~ b~fafF Led a
~ .'-s ".nes ~ tirrt1ns tst - tnsrYsf via
Nss refs
WI pfrief VI rrrafys afraiass 81 t<Iusafs =,
afuttF1 W " iftsfttgns o. al fAfrN atIl
for sth.f 80 srarr ~ - 49, . q DJHrY
tnts states sgerf Pafls UriFsrNsi Etyssslii11.
~ etrsss slfssi ifftsIns raf' -. ari - Fs-c
fflnss balitiaE nsv fsrs
norst Havana Lottsry.-prires 20 "a
irTH fafafsai1a fgfrtssf IT, tgA~si - %
| tga Sl,s.ss 49, 81 finds - gat1 snf sliffE
TATLoH CO. b.nssfs a. Z ~ .fss ~
, whsefsr a wttsou's let affV .s.t,~
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b. lhe last noa.e IN. dofnAnt sn~rgirs ~ tho saes
nth HorTETTEH'S BITrfH~ The tone thus Impaired ~
will rutan You VII no uors b. troabrd with nsHlro-.
hraisrhr, gnavinx pains IN The epigsstru
t4ie and intestinal pains aud irregularities 1hs
preventive and Tsnsss. for eli these dlmeuiues.
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A.-Thi. E.,abIi.hm.nt Doe. No, Al,

4 silent sewing Machine. making the
efisHrafsd ths HUirhn sfruar stsstr nd
durable WILCOX A GIBBS. ID Bryadwsy
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Bs~theior'. Hair Dye.-rh~ Hest Ia the
sgff harmless rrlabs snd nsfsna1eoas Preserve the
b.lr ~ barclay street N~~ 1Drt.
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All Legal Lottery Priss. Ca.hsa. Draw
inss. cirlulafs snd inf lfrnatiyn cent
J. o. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street
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s~ ~ Nss hors Hrrali bui ~ H. btpDkE fss ff.t
ofplsis ls dstupoltAu ii0iai ADf got pour
rhs. lr ies. gsDts nd Children The lrfsst assf-st
anf ~ ohsapsst n the dy
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w.. ws..,;, ,. a 49, 49,. s~'o~
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fron ~ o,hsr h.sins Worms s,snaes-
BROWNS 'yHKnIFu0g coNYIrs- -4u dsstfDy -sfrs-
-lihoai inlary " ths child
Chadrsn hs'iss require isnu~dia,~ a',sanon
nssisea Il u. rUabis often causes praiscg,s stnss.
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snd Also O~nts vhoirsale snd r~tAlI wholesale
pric. list with draNings ~ different slyi~s fr
trade = " ~. wAiiD NJ Brossiuay T.
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me procession took plsre be,vee1 au ars eleven sd
q. ssst~< - ns~i ladilrs4k ssfts f.e evsnins
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nur4,.r u tss hrsuisn ne ssfiy s.ss - ne Err
srf~av.ged " npring - ne 80 rs2 " act u1a more
essIg A the at ~ ihs fnfnfs A. trritun - tils ta
~ pss Dslrg ihfyvn " ths FfyaDd - w actg.r
IL ti.~ theaifa Nf ~ y fawfeus, ~ ~ a
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the surround M destruction Al length cane bottom
chair ava What The brAnna could MT acovnplsb struck
the upper feathers In ~ fall, and boss a. and sbopi
from The spcctstors. W the ground
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