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THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Message of Gov. Fenton.

The great public event of New Years Day
in Albany, N. Y, was the inauguration of has
E1cellency, Gov. Fenton, and Lieut. Gov.
Woodferd, and the formal organization OF both
houses OF the legislature.
The proceedings of the Legislature were
almost totally devoid Of public interest, aside
only other noteworthy event was the attempt
on the part of Mr.. Wilbur to rush the con-
shtutional amendment on the house immedi-
ateIy.
Gov. Fenton, in his message recommends
the paesa age OF the constitutional amendment;
calls the atrentios of the Legislature TO the
measures needed for calling together q State
constitutional conventions; recommends that
the number Of delegates be increased to thirty,
TO be chosen at large. and urges such reform
OF our higher Judiciary sy stem will increase
the pace of justice, which has been halting Tor
number of ears in this State, 10 the great
injury OF litieants. He urges strict economy
upon the Legislature, ad vises snch a reform of
assessments as shall make personal property
bear its fair share of State ta xation, and shows
from the report OF the Comptroller that the
State has been running behindband during the
last two years, the expenses exceeding the in
come. He also calls the attention OF the Leg
,islature TO the necessity for some measure 10
force prosecuting attorneys 10 do their duty
in bringing criminals 10 justice, and urges that
the prisons of The State be put in charge OF
capable men, and that they be not remov-
able for political causes lie proposes TO put
the pardonipg power into the hands OF a
bureau or commission. He makes a suggestion
Tor board OF unsalaried ms pectors to examine
the management anO COnOlilOn OF the nu-
merous charities in the State which provide or
profess to provide for Inv valid soldiers the
widows or orphans of soldiers. While stating
that the State m ilItia had been much improved,
he urges the adoption of breech- leaders. He
also recommends the removal of all impedi-
ments in the way OF a free acquisition of in-
strucion by children throughout the state.
Also, that further measures be taken TO con-
tnue the protection and security from cholera
this year. The charitable institutions of the
State are in gratifying condition OF useful
ness. The population of the State Is 3. .S27,sIs-
an increase of SCI ,6O2 from 1866, which is al
most wholly in commercial and manufactur-
ing districts. The manufacturing products of
the State have increased, since 1850, from
S379,UO0,U00 to 63,0O0,OQ0.
after the reading of the Governors message
in the Senate, Senator Ii. q. Murphy presented
a memorial from Senator G. G. Cornell deny
ing all the charges that have been made against
him as street commissioner Of New York. and
asking for an investiR alton. Mr. Andrews
moved that the memorial be referred 20 the
Judiciary Committee, with power TO send for
persons and papers. The motion was adopted.
MIR. Stanford gave notice of a bill TO repeal the
railroad free pass act.
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CONFESSION OF MURDER.-Three colored
men have been arrested and have confessed
the murder OF Mr.. Samuel Rowlett. At Mener-
rim depot, on the Richmond and Dan vile rail-
rosd, last week. Their names are IsaSc Var
brosgh, Bedford Stokes, and Boat Monroe
Before Justices William Y. and A X Neal
st Meherrin, they made a full confession
They say that the plan for committing the
murder and robbery was arranged py Isaac
Iarbrough, and that he akd Bedford Stokes
went in the store under the pretense OF get
ting drink, whilst Boat Monroe remained at
the door 10 watch and give Information of the
approach Of any one who might come up
Mr.. Rowlett got up, and whilst endeavoring
10 make light, was struck three blows on the
head with an axe, his skull being split open
and badly mashed. He make only one cry
after receiving the first blow, and died almost
instantly. After finding that life was extinct
in the unfortunate young man, they lighted a
candle and proceeded 10 rob the store. They
rifed the cash drawer, and stole besides a
large quantity of food Of various kinds. Mr.
Rowlett was not more than eighteen years OF
age, and was highly respected by an who
knew him. His father, Mr.. William Rowlett
lives near Prices depot, four miles from Me-
herIin.
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Dry Goods.

Business is less actsve, as usual, during
stock-taking and settling books. The year Is
closing under very improved prospects for the
spring trade. There is less business this W eek
almost in every branch, but prices are much
frmer, and after the first week in January a
gradual Improvement is anticipated to COM
mence. Standard brown shirtings and sheet
iDgs are steady at quotations, with a light
stock. Bleached goods show more activity
since the last and recent reduction in price.
Stocks are large. Drills in restricted de-
mand, with an increased stock on hand; quo
tations are nominal. The finest grades of Can
ton flannels are in demand and firm; lower
grades the reverse. Stripes are more active.
Ticks are in moderate request. Denims are
now ing Quired for, and are looking up. Prints
are quiet. Stocks are light for the season aud
prices firm. Muslins.de- -laine are active,
and new styles much sought for at SELL
ere own prices. Coburgs sell freely in
Low and medium grades broad-cloths
sell more at the recent reduction.
and the fine grades without any reduction.
Cassimeres are very dull and heavy. Quota
grades are being pressed for sale at lower pri-
ces. Satnets are without activity, and can be
bought TO ad dyantage. Linseys are only wanted
In very small parcels. Flannels move slowly,
and lower for large sales Foreign goods are
very dull. An early activity is anticipated for
spring goods after the first week in January;
especially IN fine silks and all English and
French dress goods OF good style, which have
become indispensable among our rich classes,
the members of which are becoming more nu-
merous rapidly. Some time Of difficulty is.
however, looked for among the croakers. Yet
any temporary check or fall is not TO be con-
sidered hurtful; q sparing consumption of
goods AT one time is sure to be followed by
lavish consumption at another, and the area
Of trade is fast extending from season TO sea-
son. Every dealer who does not trade beyond
his capital is safe, and sure to do weil-Inde-
pendent, January Sd.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. The London Times, in a
leading editorial this morning. predicts that
the new year Will be one OF general peace The
revenue and trade returns of Great Britain are
very satisfactory, and indicate that Mr.. Dis
raeli, Chancellor OF the Exchequer, will be
able to exhibit a surplus revenue Of nearly
f2,OOO,OOO sterling.
TRIESTE, Jan. The King hiss accepted the
resignation Of his Ministers, and appointed q
new Cabinet.
FLORENCE, Jan. liking Victor Eman ueI,
in his speech TO the diplomatic body to-day,
expressed his belief that peace was likely 70
continue for q long time, but still urged the re-
organization on better basis OF the southern
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Rumor.d F.uian Outbreak in Ireland

ST. Louis, jan The Herald pu oil shes IN e
substance OF a despatch from persons con-
nected with the Stephens wing fenian head
quarters here, announcing thar a Fenian out
break, headed by Stephens in person, occurred
in Ireland Christmas Eve. Prominent Fe-
mans here claim this as gen uine cipher des-
patch received by the cable, ana profess 10
believe that the English Government has
suppressed the news. There is certainly a
strong belief among the Brotherhood that an
outbreak has really occurred.
EFFECT or THE REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-I5reat ex sIiement
was created to- night in Fenian circles in this
city by the despatch from 81. Louis announcing
the active movements OF stephens in Ireland. I.
Ii is generally belived here that active move
ments nave taken place.
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THE ALEXANDRIA AND q GESRGETowN RAIL
RoAD-RotV an The Alexandria COuncl.-Both
branches of the City Council were in session
last night, having been called together to con-
sider the question of a railroad along the banks
OF the Alexandra canal, and which has become
a fruitful theme for disputation. During its
consideration the city fathers were thrown
into high state of excitement by a game OF
fistcuffs which came off publicly between two
of its sagest members, Capt Booth and DR.
johnson, provoked by an uncourteous remark
by the latter, such as s'd-n lie." or ssscoun.
drel," we could not decide positively which
The origin OF the difficulty, we understand,
was q proposition on the part OF Capt b to
hear the statements OF Col Wells and Mr.
DUNCAN in regard to the proposed enterprise,
which was combatted by the Doctor to white
heat, and caused the explosion. The ques-
tion, after a fair, calm and dispassionate state
ment of facts connected with the introdu ction
OF the bill to le6 Ative notice, which was very
satisfactory, dismissed for the, present
without any definite action.
A proposition for the abatement OF an al
legged nuisance, occasIoned by the presence of
the railroad on Henry street, was introduced
by one of the over jealous, but didn't carry,
and the mover backed, scratching his head.
A proposition, however, looking to the i'm
provement OF the street, W as referred to the
appropriate committee.-AlerandridJ Journal,
Jan. ID.
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LREsBURG (VA) ITENs.-From the Lees
burg (Loudoun county, Mirror of yesterday
we clip the following:
whose house Of worship suffered so much dur.
ing the war, and for the refitting OF which a
fair was held last summer, have at last sue
ceeded in completing the necessary repairs,
and it once more wears its accustomed air ol
comfort and modest elegance.
The members of the ssColored Mems Relief
Association of Leesburg, were out in process
sion for the first time, on saturday, 70 the
number of fifty or sixty, with music, banners,
regal.a, &c.
Seventy acres of land, about two miles from
Leesburg, ard belonging TO the late Elhs Will
liams, was sold on Tuesday last, for 445 per
acre. John V. Tavenner, purchaser.
Rev. F.ther Henschee, of Georgetown I'd.
c. Catholic College, preached in Cline's Hall
on Sunday and Monday nights.
Yesterday being the first day Of January,
Colonel T.. V. White, sheriff elect OF Loud0n,
assumed the reins of once.
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sEORRT DIsuASEs

sAmAR1TAN's CHRIS the NEST certain, safe and
snectual remedy dJ-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, NO
bsisam, no mercury Only ten pills to be taken 1t
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
male, S3.
SAsARITAN's RooT AND HERB JUIcKs--A positive
sns permanent care fer Syphilis Scrofala, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, &c. Price Sl rs Der bottle
Sold by 3. O. Ford. See advertisement mIE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AN AFFIDAVIT" Isaac L. DuseHberry, OF
No. 100 North Seventh street, Willismsburgh,
y: being duly sworn, solemnly declare ih,s,
hheumati.m a. TO be unable to move for three
weeks and that after having taken but three doses
of METOALFH'S GREAT kaEUMATIO RGME-
DH was enabled to walk without assistance, and
otherwise restored to perfect heslth.n
Jal-eo2w 8. q. FORD, Agent.
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~ Eight hundred barrels OF oysters are
cons umed in New Orleans In one day.
~Lynchburg (va.) negroes give theatrical
entertain mente.
VAmerica. has $4,000 miles Of telegraph
lines; Europe, 6o,G0.
~ Senator Wilson's son died OF hemorrhage
ofthe bowels.
sUNearly six hundred thousand children
In Indiana 70 To school.
ga Yankee pchoolma'am would be more
OF q curiosity at the Paris exhibition than q
Yankee echoolhsuEe. -.
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0"Sally, how do you like your new placer
Is it a religious familyf" sWell, / rather
guess IL is; they always have beans on sun
day"
~They didn't shoot out the old wear an
Harrisburg. The Mayor wouldn't allow it.
Sensible.
0The pawnbrokers' faverite time of year
the season Of Lent
ga Davenport boy went into q barn ana
found has father hanging dead from a rsfter.
~The laws Of South Carolina de not au-
thorize divorces; . divorce has never been
granted in that State.
0A number Of Right Honorables in Lon
don have come 10 the conclusion that educa-
ton is necessary for the working classes.
VA happy bride in Louisville was de-
serted the very day after the marriage cere-
mony was performed.
IThe fathers Of Generals McCieIlaa,
Grant, sherman, Sedgwick and Mansfield
were born In Connecticut
ga marriage notice In q Richmond, Va,
exchange, instead OF the common appendase
.No Cards." has mo Tickets" .~-
~Dr. Page, OF wincheudon, Mas, Vas
found dead in his bed on Wednesday morning
last. As he slept alone in his once the cause
is unknown.
ga ooy OF two years, In Jericho, VT, vas
killed bv a lox rolling over him. and q man in
BristoI, by a lodged tree falling upon MA
he ad.
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
GASES,
No Rnnd sfreAf New York

~Full Information, with the highsa tsstimo-
rIoIs also, Book on Spsciat DISEASES, an sealed
erregope, sentfree. IL Be sure aud send for them
and you ViH not rsgre IL; for, as advertising ply
sicians are generally tpestors. without references
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose a stamp
4 Bond street, New York No IL. DkWly
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SUCCESSFULLY,
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Is CURING
s7ery case OF KIDNEY DIsRAsI. RAKyNAxIsh,
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TRY LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothecaries. Price q. D. BARNES
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oenerA Asehu. feb l0-ly
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HALLS VEGETABLE

eIClLlAN HAIR RENEWER
has proved itself to be the most perfect prepar
for the hair ever offered to the public
1t Is q vegetable compound, and contains ip-
furious properties whatever
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
II will keep the hair rom falling out.
lastrous and silken.
1t 10 q splendid hair dressing.
No person, cid or young. should fall to use It,
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND UsKD BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
~ Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer, and take no other.
R. p HALL co.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. ia25- -Th,ly
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o + r lC 1 A l..
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

.. WASHINGTON, December 81, 1866.
Information. has been received at this De-
partmeDt from Mr.. Alfred Cald well, the Con-
sui of the United States at Hon olulu, of the
death, on the 18th of November last, at Homo
luiu, OF Dr. ;. +. Ford
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TURKEY ANDTHE THECHRIsTIANs.-The discon-
tented state of the Christians in European
provinces OF Turkey, and the heroic efforts
which some Of them are now making to throw
OF the yoke OF their Mahommedan oppressors
continue TO furnish matter Of uneasy specula-
ton for European politicians. The conduct Of
the insurSent Canadians, especially in connec-
ton with the blowing up OF the monastery of
Arkadi, by which its defenders sacrificed them
selves and inflicted 8 severe blow upor their
foes, is exciting much admiration in England,
and n il thought that the Christians lust ave
received some assurances OF help. or they
would not mold out so long against the 20 wer
OF Turkey. Russia does not fail to expires her
sympathy, as usual, for the struggling GreeKs,
but IL does not yet appear that she will take
any active step to aid them. All the aid that
they have at present received has been from a
few parties OF f9aribaldians. 1t is thought that
the Emperor of the French is anxious to gain
time before the grand struggle for the division
of the sick mans estate begins, aud this will
also afford him time TO complete his reorgani-
Zation of the army.
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MARRIAGE AND OELIRA

MARRIAGE AND GELIBAOY,
an Essay of Warnfn z and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrste
the vital powers, with sure means OF relief. Sent
nee OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
Dr skILLIN H0UQHT0N, Howard Associa-
don, Philadelphia, Pa. aug Is sm
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H"WHo READS AN AMERIOAN BOOK

~"WH0 READS AN AMERICAN BOOK ~
Ia question thar has loug since been triu
answered to the confusion of its aud he
query, Who uses an American perfsme ?" can be
satisfactorily repiied to by Phaon Il Son. Their
MIGHT BLOOMING OERGUS" Is to-dsy one
of the most popular extracts fer the hand erchief
that has ever been tntrodu ced in any ceuntI.
Sold everywhere.
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The CATTLE PLAGUK.-In England. the
latest report OF the cattle plague. that OF the
week ending December 5, is that there were
during the week fourteen animals attacked-a
decrease Of eighteen, as compared with the
previous week. Thirty five healthy cattle
were slaughtered during the week to prevent
the spread Of the disease, and the number OF
animals attacked since the disease first an.
peared is reported at 253,7S5, whilst SASS
healthy cattle have been slaughtered TO prev
the plague from spreading. Although the
repert OF the plague is but q small one weekly
the English journals all fear that the disease
viii break out again, and the owners of cattle
are In constant dread OF its reappearance. In
Holland the disease is making serious rayages
and the number OF animals attacked il con :
stantly increasing. During the week ending
December 4, there were 3, t62 animals attacked.
as compared with 3,257 for the previous week
They have not in force in Holland the stringent
legislation which checked the plague in Ing
land, ana that entire country seems Just now
10 be prey TO its ravages. In Belgium, where
the disease has not as yet appeared, rigorous
measures are being taken to prevent it's cross
ing the frontier from Holland.
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COLGATE & CO.'S

WI r SOAP
recommended for cHAPPED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. It may be
obtained of all druggists and fancy goods dealers,
feb 9-eoly
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A COOP IDKA--So many destitute travellers
pass through Chattanooga. Tenn. who spend
the night huddled together promiscuously,
without either bedding, fire or food, at the
Union passenger depot, that the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad company proposes, in
point, to erect buildings. fitted up with all
needed appendagee, purchase food, hire coexs
to prepare meals and watchmen to keep up
fires throughout the night and m this way re.
lieve, TO q considerable extent, the suffering
now experienced by destitute travellers
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MErHopIsT-The Southern Methodists re.
gard the missionary efforts for the South of
the Northern churches of this demon nation
with disapprcval. Tue Nashville Christian
Advocate condemns the appropriation OF So.
COO TO Southern missions by the Church, As an
invasion OF the South. +.
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THE MARINE CoRPs.-Tne Philadeiphia
Bulletin says that .sthe marine corps of the
United States now comprises three thousand
men, In a state OF the highest efficiency, in all
respects equal TO the much yaunted marine
service of the British Government and form
ing most important and reliable arm OF ma
uopal defenses. The whole Of this force
which, from the nature Of its peculiar duties,
is scattered all over the world, is under the
command Of Col. Jacob ZeilIn. an ofncer of
long service and high standing in his profes.
sion. The extent OF this command, and the
wide ramihcations or Its complicated duties,
demand that IL should be placed on a higher
grade as regards the rank OF It's officers. An
independent and important arm of the service
like the present marine corps should be so Or
ganized as TO be under the command Of a brig
adler general, thus placing IL upon the same
footing with commands OF similar dimensions
and importance In the army"
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oRD BOOTS AND SHOES. -.
" NEW STORE.
The undersigned bees leave to nform his fri snds
oREA BOB b hs the
ne ss. n sEa
Misses % and Chiidren" 's''' 'A0 ''"'''"0n n0'''
BOOTS AND SHOES.
odd TsIIoss Hall The New Cheap Store, Sias. for.
de Is zee GEORGE B. WILSON.
p En- Ov Al.
Thr SArIoss4Ht r0sH oT TEsGs CON-
Have removed to their New Once
No. ~ LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Fret door east Of 7th st.
pIRl 0ToRs:
sis ss;sifsas; S:osi bsnisi Dodd, VIM VIM. Dixon Di''
de de- s,,f z NOBLE D. LABNER. Secretary.
NiPPIfHEsH PIHso EtHhhE2 TGnkk AND REauLAreR.-
EsrAsLIsHAD IN 1885, mn
ORDERS now RECEIVED
tioneI., ae., s26 Pc; .v.. bet. 9th and 10th sts.
Il. C. REICHENBAOHs Piano Rooms,
4ss llth street, near Pa. avenue.
Sg.eia! Notis from Wrl; Knab.. r Co.. Bahinpo,..
rooms and we take pleasure in stating that we be.
lieve him to be com mpetent tuner. no q SIM
A PIANOS.
"A LARGE Assortment Of steinwsy Sons
Piano Stools and Covers For sale at fac. M
'Gis az prices at the "eE:rSopi psiHG1rzrRorr
u MEMS SKATES from sI.so to $50,
at the Skate Depot.
POULTNEY TRIMBLE,
No. 400 West Baltimore street,
DE ls-lm Baltimore. Md.
PLnaass.oss 81 FgasIsAIsa ,sI ROOMS v:2Id :.y.
800 ninth street. next to Pennsaivsnia avenue,
o% sf: and .' a.s
Bea sprseds, Blankets, Mattresses, Windo.
I'M: IN Ia:n IG:sn Carpet Stair TGSs Ss;
GOLDEN sOUPPEkNOHG WINE. (N.tiveJ
Rich; f,ui,y flavor, with delicate boqus.. Pro-
m ms0gPPERNoNa GRAPE,
,...v Emp. KING 4 SON.
JUST RBOEIvED
y. IA YATES ss.L,srs.
os Il 6SGiR9H which
they are offering at very low prices. no Is II
CAPITOL HILL DRUG sTeKr
o.,,., yx ,v., pooL.y; .,5. Z, ,psyeSIsE; , {. M0
merry, Fancy Articles always on hand. in good
supply. dc l8-2Ws
REosPTI0N LUxURIEs.
Ju.t received. !. large variety of articles SO.
lected par ticulary for the cemipg receipt N sea-
son. z. II. p KING SON,
King Place,
de8 Cor, VT. ave. and l51s ct.
II John McKENNEY, 81
Notory Pxtite and InsEraaee assn,
Has removed from the Wsshington Building to
lA2 Ith ntreet. corner Of
Reliable New York end Connectieut Comp psnies.
Once established In 1859
de s0-ec6s lint. Ohron. and Req
RosToH NESS MAok.RnL.
am poy receiving from Boston direct, the very
finest quality q omfrss MaoxrRHI
and which rarely nnd their way TO this MARKET,
beiua used mostly for homo consumption. As they
have been trimmed OF every .rt bus the mose
palstable. the hits contato very much mere than
the aoan'i" 0s0>"' 'AtNw BuRoHILL,
Corner 18th and streets, under
delft 1obiu Aouse.
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PERSONAL.

MRs CURTIS IRVING, Csairgoyanf' ,as;naias S.a Iss
Past. Present and Future al her office, ~, ner.n
side OF Penn q avenue, bet ween ~ ana otn suee"'
Once hours from 9to 3. m anu 10 W"
De
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~A lively married man in Memphis
eicked his wife ont Of doors, and allowed her
to die of exposure. ftA3
~Neariy ten thousand persons in Chill are
physically or mentally helpless.
Of the water, was sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment. Cheap.
SLadies wouldtmake good traders. They
never get shaved. q
sIOne distiliery in New York - charged
with defraudins TIE revenue OF ten thousand
dollars PSF day.
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TIE CROCHET OOLLAB BOOK; MRS.
| Rap es Knitted Lace Collar Book; The 1asie
se1Tf Boob; Mrs Gsusains Croehst Baby Cap
bSos Ihs arset and Roman Lses Booa The An.
x nitu ss Booh; nrs CoDys : Art Of DresmakinG