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Tho Kings Soldiers Refuse TO Act Against
the Garibaldia ns-The Acquisition Of Rome
- q Cabinet Measure.
LONDON, Dot. 26-Mdnight
The following important despatch has been received
here tonight
FLORENCE Oct 26-Evsning
The soldiers Of King Victor Emanuel refuse to fight
against Garbadi.
The cause Of national unity In the councils OF the
Kings government is gaining ground. II is now con-
sdered certain that's thoroughly radical ministry will
DO formed, whose policy win be devoted to making
Rome the capital OF Italy.
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wrARANp TEAR.

When the weak ana the system depressed
by the Of business life which makes such ire
mendous drafts the body aud mind unless some health
fu and strengthening tonic 10 resored to- postraton wiz
gonce. But II
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS,
which genial and purely vegetable stimulant be timely
administered the organization will resist and battle the veins
epidemic changes incidental this
of the which disorder the of the aeble
There Is an active and permanent vitality In this remedy
which will prove OF benefit the broken down anA
shattered constitution II the only tonic OF which the
stimulating principle IL perfectly pure Its basis Ia the
senal principle OF sound rye which is admitted by analy
cal chemists be the harmless OF smuants and his
fluid Is refined frem crudes which belong TO as II comes
from the manufacturer The other Ingredients composed
OF medicinal plants and herbs and contain not ono harmful
element in all their composition.
New York office, 80 Dey street.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
spEclAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Poutincal Pastoral TO tho Catholic Bishops
Conflict Between tho Garibaidians and
Papal Police-Fiflcen Revolutionists Killed.
ROME. Oct. 20, 1867.
The Pope, in letter to the Roman Catholic
bishops throughout the world. says that the patri.
mony Of the Church has been assaied by revolu.
tionists and asks them to order prayers in all the
churches for the Holy See.
The police ON Friday, in searching house, met
with resistance. They attacked the house with
bayonets, killed fifteen Garibaldans and took
thirty-sx prisoners.
A quantity of arms and bombs was also cap.
tured.
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said that he had seen him last fishing from .
boat in the slough Davis mill, not Tar distant
from ST. Paul. The letters VI Van Solen over ms ows
signature and the fictitious one OF hoAastss
by Harcourt 10 his mother in England previous
TO his departure from st. Louis for 81 Paul These
letters constituting the last intelligence they had re-
ceiyed from aim gave rise suspicious OF foul play
and the direct cause OF Van soen's arrest 10
Chicago Chief OF Police hcIlrath OF 81 PAUL. TOOK lis
days his examination there was commenced
Colonel : NJ Flint counsel for the state. and 3 "
Hurd for the prisoner Quite q number OF Witnesses
have been examined and from present Appearances me
will DO continued for a number Of days.
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TENNE EE.

Revenue Decision on the Cotton Question:
Postponcmcnt Of the Memphis Races-Yci-
low Fever.
ksaPHIs, Oct 20, 1867.
The Revenue Assessor here has decided that shippers
must pay The tar cotton instead OF the sellers ~
heretofore, which makes differences OF two and half
per cent the former quotations and caused aens,on
In tho market today.
The races the Memphis course have been post
poned one week IN consequence vi the yellow fever
There we're seven inermsn,s from yellow fevcr
during the twenyfour hours ending dvs r. ~ 10 day.
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Iucomuntib!e,

We notice the published formula Of Of the most
extensive manufacturers OF sarsnpsria PccorAs &C..
that q combination OF Sarsal Stiingae, Iron. Podo.
phiIum IL compounded and used under the OF
Sarsnparia for chrome diseases Every edn-
Gated physician that combination OF miner IL
with vegetables Is Incompatible; so also 70 the COM
binatiou OF o powerful purgatye with medznes poo
sessnz Alternative, diuretc, sudorlc properties designed
absorbents and sccretons of the skip gIsnis
Ac the only through which chronic uloua
and skin Diseases be cured. The drastic purg tive
properties being the the formula under
sdcaon much groaer than the Alternative carries or
through the aine nary canal all tho medicinal properties
OF the upon. In
cases where 1t IL desirable 10 furnish csthartcs
chronic diseases they should be given separately aud
least hours apart NO physician would give drastic
cathartc the time he dmniseret blue pills
cziome II sck affected with chrome diseases
RApMAY's Resoyent II you wish good c.,nar.ic.
KADWAY Pills II suffering pain r. r. Relief. Sold
By Druggists aud RAILWAY Co.. ~ Maiden lane.
See Railways Almanac for 1900
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Attempt TO Throw Railroad Train on the
Track.
CONCORD, Oct 2s 1867.
Some evil disposed person made an attempt on satur
day evening to throw the Northern express train for
Boston from the track at Thorn,ons ferry the Con-
cord railroad by placing pioce Of rail- about i've inches
long inverted in the frog tho switch, Fortunately
the train stopped TO leave passenger and passed over
the at slow speed, and damage was done
Had train been going It's Of speed there
Is little doubt that many lives would have been lost
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CINCINNATI. Oct. %, 1857.
Tho following we're the games at the billiard tourna-
mcnt to- day Tho FIRST by Ackernan, beating
Snyder, the score standing. Alderman, sol; Sny-
der 1856; winners average IS 1910 In the
second game Chosts beat Rivers by ao1 10
IL; Choa.ss average was 10 ll.2o In the third
sams Foster beat smith The score was:-Fostsr 300;
smith. lo2; Fosters average, 25. The fourth game
was between Parker and Davis Parker was the
winner hts average being II. vermuelon beat Rivers
H. ~. shs s~.,.,,s ..sr.r. os"i 90 Com
and Choatc played the sixth game, which won by
the former. Tho score as-Coon, 400; Choaie, 1872:
winners average, 10 1929 Thus far Foster ahead of
ali competitors and Coon is second. The tournament
viii close on Wednesday.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

The LONDON MONEY MARKET : LONDON, Oct 26-Mid-
nghI-since the receipt OF teegraphc advices from
New York, United states fve-twentes have advanced
70 69Z Other American securities nrm.
The PARIS BoURsE Oct 26--Evening Tho
feeling the Bouse better, and rentes are nrmer
The FRANKFORT URsE-FRASKFoRT, Oct 26-Even.
ing. United States bonds closed here at TAX for the
issue Of 1862
The ANTWERP PETROLEUM MARKET.-ASTwERP, Oct 20
Evening. Petroleum hrmer. standard white has ad.
vanced and closed At o3 francs per bbl
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FRANCE.

The Expcditionnry Force Embarked at Tou.
lOn-The Fleet nj Sea.
PARIS, Oct. 26-NighL
The embarkation Of troops board the transports
Toulon has been completed, and despatch announcing
their departure for ltay is momentarily expected.
The feet Of war steamers left Touon this morning
under orders TO proceed d. ect 10 Civita vscchia.
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NEW YORK.


The Baldwin House, located on Catherine street. In
this village was totally destroyed BY Ore four oceck
this morning. considerable portion Of the furniture
was saved The loss Ii about $4,000 There was
$4,000 insurance. on tue building and s11,5oo on the
furniture Upwards Of eighty inmates we're tnrown
Of sneiief By The ire.
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A Cnf,in Makerfn Trouble.

II folks never died what would those who make conns
fora yng dof Why the very thought would produce sea
Of the ply scans II folks seldom sick DO You
believe that ph frequently give dose Just Tor the
Of Keeping patient longer on his oack so tina.
billy give dose too mubh should die in conse
quence would they forget TO collect their pay You must
paw any way live II should not die but suffer
great agony you would have for q much as though
he gave YOU your health ruined Tor
ie would prove the better for his pocket afterwards
But DR.. wOLCoTr gives medicines TO be swallowed in
the stomach all free OF for every
body all their relations when they get tired OF being
dosed and druggsd In vain
His curious remedy. PAIN PAINT applied with brush
and harmless water reduces all nham
like magic and pain flies IN hesdons haste 500
with all druggists at rs cents % cents, and ~
per bottle Of people hourly painted at l70 Chat
ham square, New York, 81 expense III nine AZ night
DR. W6LCOTrS old, standard remedy. INSTANT PAlN AN
NIHLAToR for Csarh and Colds In shs hesd also so'e
white wrappers only. Look out for tinted Wrappers
Don't buy them or you are cheated
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THE INDIANS.
Substance of the New Treaty with the Kiowas
and GOmanchcs.

Substance Of the New Treaty with the kiowas
and Comanchcs.
ST. LoUr, Oct 2s 1867.
A treaty made by the Indian Commissioners with the
Kiowa and Comauche tribes, on the 2lst inst, gives
them about 600 square mies-tnree and half million
acresof land embraced between the north fork OF the
Red river and the Red river beginning At the ntersec-
ton OF the thirty Gfth parallel with the ninety eighth
meridian, embracing the southwestern corner OF the
present Indian Territory with fraction from the Texas
tribes, now estimated at 900 persons about 500
lodges This land viii, therefore, give them not less
II also provided that these tribes shall induce their
brethren, the Comancnes, in Northern Texas 10 come
and live with them and they succeed, that the United
States will enlarge their ressrs atou adding quantity
OF land TO give each person Of the remaining
Comanches that have been induced to three hun
dred and twenty acres. Ths will leave section OF
country on the Texas frontier free from the Indians
and open the way to civizing once powerful rowing
band On this reservatio there are several bands Of
the Comanches already forming and by Colo 1e Penny
hacker and others II Is prop sed TO build an agency
house, warehouse and other buildings, for teacher,
farmer miller phys clan. &c, and that these persons
be furnished by the Commissioners TO the Indians. and
live on the resers alton ana ard them.
In lieu OF the annutes prosided under the treaty or
1885, 10 proposed 10 give each Indsn the
ton, annually SUIT OF clothing, consisting Of coat,
$4,000 be given, annually, In such articles a. the In
dams most need Several Other provisions made TO
Furnish seeds and agricultural implements to such In
dams ~ NAV commence farming
The Indians agree all the railroads b. built, and
especially the Smoky Hill and Platte They also
agree 70 keep lasting peace. 70 capture women or
chidren 10 attack more trains and IN killing
men, and 10 also agreed TO low hunt old
reservation, south of Arkansas until the settlements
drive them away from that hunting ground.
Fight Between the Binckfeet and (srOs
ventres-War Of DETERMINATION Proposed
Against the Blackfeet by the Other Tribes.
CHICAGO, Oct 49, 1851.
special to the Tribune from Denver dated the 24th
says:"It is reported from reliable that fight
lately place between the Blackfse and Gross ven
tres the latter lost ninety An alliance with the
Sioux Cney Grows and Arapshoes has been formed
carry . war OF determination against the Black
feet
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noon they WIN leave for Concord. arriving there .sous
Attempted AUGMENTATION IA saco.

Attempted Assassination In Saco.
sAoo, Oct Is, 1857.
C. Adams, mail agent between Boston and Portland
was shot at in OF principal streets at about eight
O'Clock last night The ball grazed his head rendering
him nsensibe Tor moment The ruifan then attacked
nm with the butt OF the pistol nfictng several WOUNDS
before being frightened away The would be murderer
or his reasons for the attempt are still unknown.
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Hyatt's Life Bal-am. : lshenmn ti-m. Neural
ga al their forms; also roua. Kings
Evil Eryspelas Old Ulcers. Salt kheum Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, kiuneys, the cases OF mpury OF tho
blood &C, certainly cured this
fer HYATrs LIFE BALsAM during the twenty yearslt
been In has cured hundred thousand II
never failed any which could be reached by mcd
81 per bottle sold by druggists Depot 2t5 Vi And
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Brcve, Brigadior General Edward W. links, q. s. A.,
Lieutenant Colonel Fourth y. s. infantry and Provost
Marshsl General Secont Military Distrtc. General
Candy stat. has for three weeks past boon
idenco OF fatherinaw, Cambridge, Msss In suffer-
ing from naaria fevcr. from which he now slowly
convalsscne General links has been brsveted brgs.
DIOR general in the regular army slncs Gsusrsl Grant
has been Acting SecfsLafy VI VA.
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Republicnn Mass Meeting in Alphabetically
OF the Conservatives.
AUGUSTA, Ca. Oct %, 1867.
Tho republicans held o meeting here tonight
Messrs Bodget, Bullock Conlsy and Beard, candidates
for the convention, made speeches endorsing the Al
an,a platform steps taken to preserve order during
the election Freedmen coming In from the country
this evening TO take part the election. There
Opposing candidates. the conservatives having deter
mined 10 take no part In the election.
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Burning Of the Eastern Mail mt Xenia-Two
Men Killed by Being Run Over BY n Rail-
road Train.
CINCINNATI, Oct %. 1867
The eastern mall which left Nev York on Friday
ing was burned ~ the railroad accident at xsnia satar
day night
Two men, named Stewart and Fstcus, were run over
and instantly killed by the saturday night express tram
west Of Newpout Ind
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New York, Oct. ~. lS67:-To tbs Editor
OF the York Herald Dear sir-In the
18th inst represented IN your report OF the breach or
the Supreme Court being The defendAnt
least IL Is Represented that the defendant II hztteS
and furrier doing business A. 40 Bro.dway In order
from minds those who do nstsknow
contrary wish the nek ar
IL he associated any businesa ~.
partner and have had any Partnership ~ oe,s-
IL you Win do me correct the error ~ . al,
greatly oblige yonrs very truly, -
JOHN r. = rR1y
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MAssACHuS ETTs.

Death Of Joseph A. Pond.
Bosros, Mass, Oct. ~, 1867.
Joseph A. Pond, late President OF tho hasssohu.
setts state senate, died this afternoon.
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Movements Of General sheridan.

General Sheridan arrived at Portsmouth about quar-
tor before eleven O'Clock this morning and stopped
about fifteen minutes He did not get or the train but
stood the lower step and shook hands with hosts Of
eager people. great crowd waiting 10 greet him,
and he was received with salute Of and stirring
music from the Portsmouth Cornet Band great re-
ception was ARRANGED for him n he had stopped he
left for Portland at about eleven O'CLOCK.
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Arrest Of the Lenders in the Ship Carpenters
strike AT Quebec.

QUEBEC, Canada, Oct %, 1857.
Tho rngleaders concerned IN the late demonstration
Of the ship carpenters strike were arrested to-day.
mob Of roughs, to the number Of several hundred,
attempted rescue, but driven on by the soldiers
Bail to any amount offered Tor the release Of the
prisoners, but refused The jail Ia guarded by
strong detachment Of the Rife brigade.
The Inland Navigation Company, with view OF ex-
tending operations next year, have purchased the
steamers orintnian and Tn o. also the American
steamers Cataract Bay state Lord Elgin and Ontario.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDON. Oc. 26-Midnight. American ship Hud-
son, which ashore IN the Thames and got of,
is still aaoai, but she is much strained and Is leaking
badly.
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run and yield a handsome prof, to Messrs whsa,ley,
Jarrett aud Palmer
WaIinrk,s Thenfre.


A play founded on one Of Miss Braddon's novels IL
always attractive 10 the lovers Of sensational excitement
and when dramazed by Tom Taylor Is certain 10 lose
none Of its stage effect Henry Dunbar or the outcas
was produced wallacks last year and proved one OF
the most successful pieces OF the II loses
OF Its force attraction from the few changes tia
have been made in she cast and last evening, upon its
nrst reproduction the present season. drew together
large, apprecaive and fashionable audience. The act
ing throughout excellent and it's chief merit lay in
us ruinfuness 10 nature 1t Is bestowng great praise
upon an especially in such piece 10 say that no single
character was overacted Mr.. J. w. Wallack gave an
almost painful Interest 10 the part Of Henry Dunbar and
IN the scene IN which he is recognized by his daughter
VINO conironts him as Henry Dunbar, the supposed
@ o. ner father his acting was unusually power
IuL bliss Rose Eyiinge personated Margaret Wentworth
with simplicity, tenderness and passion and received
her full share OF the appreciation Of the audience Mr.
H. L. Davenport 10 at home In the character OF the scape
grace Major and played the unmi,gated but good
hearted scamp TO perfection. In his part as we'll es in
the character filed by Miss EyunGe the change in the
cast from last season 10 q decided Improvement Tho
minor characters in the piece we'll played through
out an advantage a. great as II in any perform
ance. There reason why Henry Dunbar should
not dill Wallack's for many nights 10 come.
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GEORGIA.

The Election for Delegates to n Convention.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct 2s, 1867.
Tho election for delegates to the convention will COM
msnce tomorrow, and will continue three days.
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DR.. Schenrk's Puin,onic syrup. Sen-Wced
from this CITY untii Tuesday Nov Y iis usual visits will
Tuesday. his -
Bond street. from A. NJ till 4. NJ Is unnecessary for
patients Dr. schenck except when thorough exam
Lungs required with his Respiromeer he
keeps large supply OF his Medic ~ his which
be obtained all times with fun directions printed tn
English. French ar Gsfman.
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CANADA.

Proposed Enlargement Of the Erie and Ontario
Railway Charter.
OTTAWA, Canada, Oct IS. 1857.
Notice been gwen that application will be made to
the Legislature Of Ontario enlarge the charter Of the
Erie and Ontario Railway allowing that company to
struct line to the Detroit river
The discount Amt invoices for the ensuing
week Ia thirtv-one per cent.
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At tho New Stationery Es, ish I'M ent-Er-
Is thousand splendid Goods proportionaeiy
low. Old Herald Buildings, 80 Nassau street.
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AT the New Blank Book Embellishments
Note Paper 81 per Complete Stock Stationery Old
Herald Buildings, 9g Nassau street.
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(scnia,s HATS and Furs.-i ats for MI i.es,
Boys and Infants: LADIES' aud Cnl.cn'- rurs of
scrption Sleigh Robes, Fur Glove, Fur Caps and Fux
Trimmings, all at reasonable prices
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A.-Exfract from raris Letter TO PhaiOn
a Under the name of Parfum de Cereus tho
6rm OF Marsae Freres OF this have INIT ltion
OF Night Boon Is pretty fair rds
the quality odor but Ay there Is the
rub, all other dora evaporate while the IRA
GRANGE OF Phi ALONS NIGHi BL0oMlAG CEREUS Is all
but mperishabie.
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Gouraud's Oriental Cream for the skin and
COMPLEXION, his depot 453 Broadway. EVANS South
Eighth street, Philadelphia
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The Run on the Bank. Ceased.

TosoSTo, Oct 2S 1857.
The run on the banks which has been gong on here
for the days past has virtually ceased. There
was but little demand for gold to-day.
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The Winter I0t.-KnSx's -. vs. e.
ertorung enthusiastic admiration O. nMss rn"sM ~
gentlemen OF taste and reanenerh ~ aa ~
ments, No. 22 Bro .dway corner PsonSs ~ S g.
~ broadwAy uuder the Proscns I ~rsny q.
secure the hands0mcst Hat OF tn oo'S~" '| =
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Rowerx Theatre.

The numerous characters represented by Miss Kate
Fisher last night gave intense enjoyment to the
crowded theatre Many and loud the shouts OF
applause The songs interpreted the dances tho
gymnastic performances all made the Bowery boys and
girls feel that they had more than their moneys worth
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world the only perfect Dye: harmless reliable,
neous. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Weston, the Pedestrin

Weston, the Pedestrian.
PORTLAND, Oct %, 1867.
Weston the pedestrian, starts from hereto morrow on
his great walk to Chicago against time.
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Auction Notice.-The sale Of Fine wines, &c.,

continue on tuesday and wednesday the 18Th snd h %
October half past O'Clock their lower AZ
Canal street. corner Mulberry. his undoubtedly tho
finest OF Wines Liquors. Ac to be found anywhere,
dating back far 1877 1909 1884, &C. &c sale
without reserve.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER. Auctoneers.
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bcnck,. PuImonic syrup. SEN

Cri$tn doro's Hair Dye..Thc R~s' Ever Man.
ufactured. Wholesale AMI retail, also app.ed, 1t Ma
House.
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-,IggrIeyy Pncut W. ither stripe Exriudc
Maiden lane, New York '~"'oe A'e '
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Ire very uiMhcsf rrizr. the Cross of the
oRuSER BAKER sx VINO WAsHiSss 81 the Erpe-
sititiop Unversclie. PAD :. issf
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Magnolia Water-A Deiightsnl Toilet Arsi->
superior 10 cologne, aud At half the prlce
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Lea & Perrin's sauee.-Delicioas with Soup
hsh, game, meats, 40
JOAN DUNCAS's soNs Agents for tao United States.
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Piano and Table Covers. 2,OCw :.
hkLrYs Curtain stoss IN Broadway.
PRINCES, Cords, Tassels 0inp- ara r.,u,.,.. :, IN
kinds al AkLlh's Curtain store, "a rasawaxs v -
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WIGS, ,Tcnpees and ..Ormawcnfni Hnir..
ncst quality Hair 70 and Hair Dyeng. al coiors ~
bAfcHkLOR's. isg oni street