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FROM WORCESTER.
WnRcEsrER. Mass Sc,

WORCESTER, Mass, Sent. IL.
The Republican State Convention assem-
bIed to>day., Henry Wilson was elected
Presideat, and made a brief speech, De-
nouncing Johnson and speaking eloquently
Of Stanton, Sheridan, Sickles and others who
have been subject 70 Executive vengeance
or fnt3rfpfepcs.
Cor 4nllock yae hen y e>nousinAtsd viii
the balance of the present State officers.
Considerable discussion took place on the
liquor question, when the report was adopt
ed that It was inexpedient 10 TAXA action
either way on the temperance law question.
The Committee On RESOLUTIONS reported .
series wiieh we're sdop,ed One declares
that prohibition never, having been made
part Of the policy Of the Republican party,
it should not be taken up and considered
at this time. Another condemns the Presi,
dent's course, and pledges support to Con
gress, even to the extent Of his removal
from Office.
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IISCNLANDOUS ITEMS.

H9 Al @gsa CHICAGO, 6oQs. ~.
The American Scientific Association just
adjouaned as Burlington, VI, appointed IL
next meeting IN Chicago in AsGuse, 1868.
Daring ths State Fair st Quincy, ]. n.
Gregory, Regent Of the State University,
win deliver lecture on the subject OF In
Ths asssss.sat rstsrnss Of Cook county,
received at the Auditors Office ia Spring.
field today, show m increase over last
year Of Slo, ,000, 600. r ir's,a sss.
The tow-boas MsAawk srrived as Cairo
this Afternoon out Of provi9ops, and with
were two deaths from yellow fever on the
way up. The authorities would not permit
ths1boAs 70 Ind, sad she led upstws milsa
belew ths city cn the Xeameky sAossy 0opl
and provisions being sant to her.
The Northern Iowa Ssnda0 School Cons
ventiou will be held in Dubuque the latter
part of October.
The corn crop has not been injured BY
the late frosts in the vicinity Of Dubuque.
T. G. Msther, . supposed accomplice OF
E. F. Barton, dtias Burns, in swindiing the
Madison, Wis, Bank, was arrested in that
city yesterday, and held in default Of 50, ,00O
bail.
SPRIxcFrELD, Mass, Sept. IL.
The great international rowing match, be.
tween the Ward brothers Of Newburg. and
the St. Johns, n. B., crew, come of to-day,
in the presence Of an immense assembia2e
from every part Of the United States
and British Provinces. The St. Johns
crew had the inside. At three minutes past
four p. m. the word WAS given, to . fair and
equal send of. The Wards were the quick
est In getting to work, and drew rapidly
ahead. Ashley passed the one mile stake
they were ten rods ahead when they turned
the lower stake boat, three miles, they were
forty seconds ahead, and increased their lead
al the way home and came in winner Of the
race by one minute and eight seconds. The
winning time was 80 minutes and 28 seconds;
st. Johns Al minutes and 10 seconds.
SAVANNAH, Sept. IL.
There has been o heavy rain storm all day.
A house vas struck by Lightning and badly
injured. Miss C. Roche was killed.
The track Of the Atlanta and Niagara rail-
road vas washed away near the depot, but
travel is not interrupted.
NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Sept. II.
The great International State Fair opened
to-daY. The display Of stock and imple-
nients exceeds anything ever witnessed in this
section. Over forty trott;ng horses are en-
tered.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. II.
The Democratic State Convention to-day
nominated ]. j.. Ttmadge for Governor,
q. L. Harks for Lieutenant Governor, Emil
Rothe for Secretary of State, L. B. Wether>
by for Attorney General, Ole Heg for Prison
Commissioners Peter Rush for Treasurer, L.
c. Draper for Superintendent of Public In>
struction, B. ]. Harney for Bank Camptrol.
Ter,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YoRK, Sept. IL.
The Herolds Washington special says:
The Committee investigating the treatment
of Union prisoners in rebel prisons are daily
receiving large number Of letters from in
telligent men who have partaken of the hos
pi.alities of rebel prisons, all OF which are
being arranged and briefed. The Committee
will meet here somwhere about the FIRST of
October.
The 71itnnes Washington special says |:
Advices received here from New Orleans
OF resigning. 1t is stated that the difficulties
arising from. Sheridan's removal is the cause
Two politicians named Jacob letting,
Democrat, and john Blanvelt, Republican,
had desperate encounter Monday night, ct
Newton, Louisiana, about the California
election.
The Times Washington special says: The
following is list Of the persons named or
being pressed by their friends for Cabinet
positions: Secretary of State, Reyerdy Johns
son, Charles Francis Adams and Jerry
Black; Secretary of War, Gen. Steadmaa,
Gen. Mcclellan, Judge Hughes, of Indiana,
ex-senator Cowan and Tom. Florence; Post
Msaser General, Old Blair, Young Blair,
Ward Laman aud Johnny Coyle; Secretary
Of Navy, man named Hanscow, from Bos
ton; Secretary Of Treasury. john J. Cisco,
Robert }. Walker, Mr.. Price, of Boston,
and W. Fl. Groesbeck of Cincinnati, and
Currency Printing, Clark and Attorney Gem
erai Binckley.
Gen. Stanbery continues indisposed.
A claim involving one million four hun
dnd dollars has recently been rejected BY
the State Department presented BY Balti.
more company through Messrs. Black, La.
man h Co., of this city, who were to have
twenty five per cent of the proceeds if sue
eessful. The claim Ia said to have been for
an Island in the South Pacific, which the
company claimed by right Of discovery. but
Of WHICH our naval vessels subsequently took
possession.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
The Cuba telegraph opened to Puebla
to day. Congratulatory messages passed
over between Secretary Seward and the Cap.
tain General, yesterday. -
Tie death of Gen. Edwin F. Cook, Secre-
tary Of Legation, at Santiago, Chill, is ofi.
eiMly announced by Minister Fitzpatrick
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. II. 8
Last evening two young men named James
Cunning and Mike Griffith, in company with
young woman whose name was not ascer-
tanned, we're capsized in the lake. while taxi
ing . boat ride, and the young woman was
drowned, the men managing to escape. The
BODY OF the woman was recovered. 1t was
reported that the whole party was under the
inanence Of liquor.
vermullen has addressed the follovins
note to Tom Foley, stakeholder.
6gR;-I hereby challenge the winner Of Ii,
forthcoming match for the billiard champion
ship Of Illinois. to play me, according 70 the
usual terms. Enclosed please find $50 for
e9t.
tThs next match for the championship il
betHeen Harry Rhinss and Aichasl Hons>
- = b playsd withia ths asxt ninety
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT,
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

MARsElLLEs, Sept. 1l.-Dispatches which
have been received here mention that the
cholera Is raging fearfully at Malta.
LONDON, Sept. lit is reported that the
Austrian Prime Minister, Baron Won Buest,
has gone to Barritz.
PARIS, Sept. l1.-Dispatches have been
received he.e announcing that Garibaldi will
depart forthwith for the Romsa frontier.
VIENNA, Sept. ia large body Of school
teachers, representing nearly all sections of
the Empire, are in session in this city. A
resolution in favor Of petitioning the author.
tiles for separation of public schools from
the Church was passed yesterday with great
upanimity.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Sept. IL.
VIM. 7. Stearns, an attorney from Chicago,
killed himself with revolver at Alberthea,
Mimi, last Sunday night. He was to pro-
ceed on Monday to visit brother in Floyd
county, Iowa. He left letter saying there
we're persons banded together to capture and
torture him; that the conspiracy grew out OF
politics, and that be is accused Of being .
secessionist.
The Republican State Convention of Min.
nesota meets at St. Paul to-day. With the
exception Of Attorney General it is thought
the present officers will be renominated.
Preparations for the approaching Fair at
Madison are progressing rapidly. The sale
Of refreshment stands aggregated s2,452,
about 81 900 more than ever before.
A Louisville despatch says that Governor
Bullard estimates his corn crop al 200. 600
5pshe,,.
The man Burns, who svindled the First
National Bank Of Madison, Wis. to the
amount Of $1,000 on forged drafts, has been
arrested. he owned up to everything, and
decided farm that he purchased with the
money to the bank.
The War Department has received a copy
of an order issued by Gen. Griffin, in the 9th
district, in which il is provided that all dis
tinctons on account Of race, color, or previ>
Gus condition., by milroad or other chartered
companies that sre common carriers, are
forbidden
The 124th Illinois Regiment held its FIRST
re unicaa. Kewaunee Yesterday, the occasion
passing OF very happily. The next meeting
will be at Aurora one year hence.
young man named Donahue, eighteen
years old, 4 arrested at Winson, Michigan
yesterday, charged With numbering one Thos.
Lenhoff at Toledo, Sunday night
The Wisconsin Democratic StAte Conyen.
tioh meets at Madison to- day.
NEw York, Sept IL.
The merchants and other business men of
Richmond are very indignant at the false
charge Of general insolvency brought against
them by the correspondent Of New York
Radical paper, and will probably hold a
meeting to denounce the author of the re-
port.
The New York Worlds Rango. lMaine)
special says: The result OF the election yes.
terday in Maine astonished both parties. The
immense Republican majority of last year.
which was 2s, ,0o0, has been nearly il not en-
irely overcome, and il will take some days
to decide certainly whether the Radical can
didate for Governor is elected The coun-
to of York, Knox, Lincoln, Washington
and Araostook have certainly been gained
by the Democrats, aud others are in doubt
SAVANNAH, Sept. 10.
Joseph 7. Carruthers, the defau,ing te.le-
ef the peutrni RAILROAD BANK, shipped as
nate on the schooner Vim. Gregory, bound
for Havana, where she was overhanled by q
pilot boat, two miles at sea, and brought
back in a leaking condition. having Eve feet
water in the hold. Carruthers says he al
lowed friend to overdraw his account, and
he was not benefited one dollar himself.
AURORA, ILL.,, Sept. IL.
The hardware store of Wm. A.. Tanner 4
| Sons'was entered by burglars, between Sat
urday night and Monday morning, and robbed
of some $500 worth Of cutlery, silver ware,
eto- Qa. nj ondsy night she sroOsryr ssess- o
w. 8. Allen vss also robbed Of about $6Q(
in money.
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FROM LEATENWORTH.

LEAvEHwoRTH, Sept IL.
Gen Sheridan arrived here at nine o'clock
this morning, and wes escorted by commit
tee of old soldiers aad citizens, who met him
at the State line. Anong them we're Mayor
Haldeman, Gen. Blunt, ex Gov. Carney, Col.
Montague, and other prominent men. A sa.
lute was fired on the arrival of the large con
course, and the citizens received the General
with loud cheers. Arriving at the Planters
House, where q large multitude of people
we're assembled. the General appeared on the
balcony and in brief speech returned thanks
for the hearty welcome received. After par
taking Of refreshments, the General and par
ty proceeded to Fort Leavenwerth. A torch
light procession was formed to Welcome him,
and q banquet was to have been given to the
General to- night, but he declined the COM
oh inent
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. IL.
The American Pathological Society met at
the Polytechtic Hall this morning. A large
number Of the mos: prominent Pomolosists
Of the United States are present, and the
display OF fruit is very fine. President Wil>
der, Of Boston, will deliver the annual ad.
dress this afternoon.
An Omaha dispatch says that battalion
Of 400 soldiers srrived there Sunday, en- route
for the plains. Before leaving they entered
the American Transfer Company warehouse,
drove out tho watchman, stove in the heads
Of whisky and wine barrels, got very drunk,
and broke open and carried of fruits and
oysters. The subordinate officers ara said to
have been rs bad Ms the men, and that the
Colonel had no control of them.
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HR0A INDIANAPOLIS.

f!Si ISDsAxAPoLpr Sept. IL
4 meeting OF the railroad men took place
at Terre Haute Monday, to consummate the
transfer of the St. Louis, Alton and Terre
Haute road to the Eastern consolidation.
The transfer was effected to the the Belle
fontaine road, and another road will be built
between here and Terre Haute, unless the
present line can be purchased
Gen. Thomas Mdfris was elected Presi-
dent. and other officers appointed pro fem,
Il isintended to have through line from New
York to ST. Louis.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
An additional list of persons pardoaed in
Virginia, Alabama and Georgia 10 ip course
Of prepar1 ioa at the Attorney Generals Of
sce. These number about 1870, which
makes an aggregate of upwards of $4,000
pardoned up to the 7th inst. Questions have
arisen as to whether the proclamation ex>
cludes from pardon those who held brevet
rank higher than the grade of Brig. General,
and also rs to whether the term agents in
addition to ministers and commissioners in.
clude those who went abroad 10 sell bonds
and cotton. These questions will be decided
in the order of their presentation.
There is no immediate prospect Of chan ses
in the cabinet, although rumors to this effect
continue to prevail.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Sr. Louis. Sep

Sr. Louis, Sept. II.
The lessees of the Terra Haute, Alton
l. st. Louis Railroad arrived here TO- day and
took formal possession of the road, and
elected the old officers of the company for
the ensuing year.
Seventeen States are represented in the
Pathological Convention now sitting here.
Over three hundred members are present.
One of the features of the exhibition OF
fruit is some pears from q tree in Denvers,
Massachusetts,, which was planted BY Jno.
Endicott, the first Governor Of the Colony.
The tree is supposed to have been planted .
short time subsequently, 10 the arrival OF
Gov. Endicott, in l62S.
The Fifth Annual Convention of the Ma
tional Telegraphic Union met here to>dsy.
Delegates representing practical telegraph
ers were present from all parts of the country.
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FROM KEY WEST.


y@ KEY WEn, Sep. 10. .
The yellow fever 10 pretty bad here. Third
Eegipsss Cepover, of tie. q. 8. steamer
Lenokes, died on board, aud his body was
refSsSd Lstial "a shore. The Lenokss wss
compelled "a bury him ct sea. Two more
OF ths c1bfe hsdds are dead in the hospital.
20 2sa.Soh LATEST.
81 ,V+~ KEY WEST. Sept. IL.
The steamer Matchless has arrived from
HDN JeEouns, Tortugaa.
DR.. Cormick has received letters stating
MJ. Store, commsndant, and Lieuts. Orr
and Romer, and all officers Of the Fort,
are down with yellow 1eves, q veil - many
Of the command and prisoners.
DR.. Smith. Post Surgeon, died on the 9Th
inst Hrs. Smith il better.
Medieines, doctors and nurses are asked
for. The Aatchfess viii leave at once for
Tortugas with all possible assistance.
The yellow fever has somewhat abated
here.
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FROM DECATUR.

DECATUR. ILL.,, Sept. IL.
The arrangements for the base ball tourna-
ment in this clty next week are about conn
pleted. The State Fair grounds, where the
tournament Is to be held, have been fitted up
in splendid style. Fifty clubs will be pres
ent among which are expected the leading
clubs from Chicago, ST, Louis and Cincinnati.
The citizens ere making preparations to
throw open their houses and accommodate
the crowd of visitors. 1t is desired that the
Captains Of mines, intending to be present.
will be here Monday if possible to complete
the preparations for the exercises.
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FROM GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Sept. II.
Rev. J. P. Parker. PreGdent of the How>
ard Association ss Corpus Christi, died Au-
gust 2Oth.
Samuel Adams, Assistant Surgeon y. s.
A., died on sbSs 9th inst. ge9
There were 80 deaths from yellow fever
here on the 9Th, and ten cases admitted to
the City Hospital to day from The revenue
cutter Delaware.
The fever has appeared in Lagrange and
other interior towns.
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FIRES.

Cn1cAGo, Sept. IL.
Harmon's brewery and WeAlfer's brewery,
on Chicago Avenue, we're burned this morn
ing about 8 o'clock. The meat market Ad.
joining was also destroyed. The loss is very
heavy.
Houston 4 Prescott's sash and door fac
tory and Pomeroy l. Dist's cabinet shop at
Anoka, Michigan, we're destroyed by FIRE
yesterday. Loss $1,000; uninsured.
RosTos, Sept. II. J
Patterns Refrigerator Mandatory at Rox.
bury was destroyed by Ere this afternoon,
and several adjoining buildings were de-
stroyed.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Nrw ORLEANS, Sept. II.
The deaths from yellow fever for the TWEEN.
ty>four hours ending this morning are sixty
seven.
In the Common Council last night, q the
election for Assistant Recorders. one whits
man and three negroes were chosen. Several
ot.G aegsoss wWS shessa for other nanjei,
pal positions.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Sept. II.
A Democratic mass meeting was held here
last night TO ratify the new Constitution of
Maryland. From fifteen to twenty thousand
persona veR presept. Spesches were made
by Gov HeanR and others Resolutions
vese adopted expressive of devotion 70 .
Republican form Of government, denouneing
the Constitution OF 1864, and congratulating
California and Kentucky on their recent
Democratic victories F
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK. Sept. IL.
The ship Invincibls, Of the California trade,
took FIRE at an early hour this morning, aud
it was probable that she would be destroyed.
She is valued at from seventy five to one
hundred thousand dollars.
The Union Republican General Committee
last evening appointed. o committee to invite
Gen. Sickies to addressths citizens at Cooper
Institute another to frame resolutions ex-
prsssiye Of the sentiments Of the Republi-
cans of New York regarding the course of
Gen. Sickles in the South.
Among the passengers on the California
steamer to-day is ex-senator Gwynn.
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-
- Sr. Paul. Sept II.
The Republican State Convention to-day
nominated the following ticket:
For Governor r. Marshall.
For Lieutenant GOvsrnos--S. P. Arm
strong.
For Secretary Of State Col. Rogers.
For Treasueer-Emit Munich.
For Attorney General r. =. Corasll.
Tho nominations were made nnsnimous.
Rssolusionse ef ths sonal Republican char.
acter were passed, including one opposing
the paynsat Of The Minnesota railroad bosdl
b11AS 1taaA
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Fnoz CHICAGO.

CRIcAoc, Sept. II.
AT half pest ten o'clock this mov1ing Z
telegraph operator named Thos. G. Young,
aged nineteen, committed suicide in Kiinef' .
lager beer saloon, under the Sherman house,
By shooting himself il the head with ~
volver. He expired almcst instantly aftef
firing tho shot He was under the influence
Of liquor as the time. A few minutes before
his deatA b vrote On : scrap Of paper that
his psrsnts, ~ Brooklyn, New York, would
pay NE e1penss'of his burial. He hsd been
engaged Ia i stelegraph Office hero, but last
Monday resigned his position and stopped
work. He was intending to start for his
home in New York on the 18th.
Among the recent appointments are the
following examining Surgeons IN the Pension
Office: DR.. Jas. Lang, Marshalltown, Iowa /;
Dr.. L. Rail-, Tuscalo, Illinois, and DR.. Geo.
W. Mosell, Warsaw, Wisconsin.
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar A Son n..,.-Jsnnson street, bet Sd 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Bssks.g
SO Bridges s................Nos l i Estes House
Gold, Silver. and ivory Msunted Canes.
Bridges .Nosi : z Estes Hoasss
GRoCERs-WnOLE
Hanil-k Co Co..,............,.....l0e Main street.
Kellogg, Birge Co.................ss Main street.
n Bower 20 main stfoet
NJ Stafford Biondeau Levse
RocERs-RETAIL.
Robertson 4 Albers Main street.
q McQucei .........,...:..,s4 Main street.
Cox Irvin..,"... -..eornsr Fifth Main streets.
Hydromstsrs,s hsrmems<srs, s.shsom.
eters. t4.r1 =
Sc ID s.............Nos 2 Estes House.
aRYEss .ApDLEs,
Hasu,. ............f Aip strect-bct I'd 3 4th.
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers. cor Fourth 4 Main streets
Ii Buel Main street.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
II Brownel.. Main street
Burkitt Co.....-- Aain street-
HOTELS.
Tepfer House. cor Third johnson
Demins House ...............cor Second johnson.
4ssuRASfE AeEsTs
L. J. Adams, s,.............C Corner I'd and Main sts
IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
oGics.~.-- ............ Levee, bet Main johnson
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IRON.
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hioUeas-wHOLEs
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MARBLE WORKS.
John Bawden. ........-....T Third street--near Main
MILLINERs.
spiesberger, Mayer b Ce........Eo, Ill Main4st
Mrs Weber .,.,.,........co Third 4 Main streets
MnLInRRY 4 BONNET BLEAcHEkYl
Mrs W + Bowman. .4th st-bet Main 1 Blondcsu.
NEWS DEPOT.
David .......".sccond street.
Magnifying Glasses 4 Misresespss.
S @ Bridges es..............Nos / Estes Horse.
0ptieian, Speetaeies, Eye olass
@ Bridges....... Nos l / : Estes Honse.
Pipes, 0enuine nCssrshssn.
S @ ELECTROMAGNETIC 4 Estes House.
Pistels, Annunitie., sRiAss.
@ Bridges......- .-.......Nos 4 Z Estss, Hsase.
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
WIN. Pricc.....- S,h 4 Hlsndesa.
RnAL ESTATE & IKSunA nCE Aerrs.
HB Ten Eyck Second street.
Vim Fulton ...,.-.-...s2 Main street, lup stairs)
RESTAURANTS.
Young America...-Johnso slrset-bet I'd / Sd.
Landes' Restaurant.......cor. I'd and johnson st.
SINGER SEWING MAcHIsks.
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Silver Plated ware. q
@ Bridges l 4 4 Estes House.
spoetasiss, Cola Z silver.
Sc Bridges ses...............Nos 1 Estes House
spy oiasses, Rsadins olassss.
s o Bridges l Estes House
TIN = JArAKNED wARn, fvnoxxsAIE
Moore.........-.... .........-..les Nam street
Travelling Cases, rravsllng Bags
8. 9 Bridges. Estes Heuss
WOOLEN GOODS.
Gslatt... Main st-bct 4th 1 5th
Watches, Watches, watches.
8 @ Bridges ........ 1 Estss Honss
Watches, Clocks, Z yswsf1y Rspaifsl
9 q Rsidgss.-...........Ees L I . lstsa Hesss
Writia9 Ossks-Papiss ulaehs, Inlaia
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