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New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

II is singular fact that, since the people
began to elect Presidents upon strictly party
grounds, only single one has risen directly
by the will of the people from the Vice-Presi-
dency to the chief office. That lucky man was
Martin Van Buren. Beginning at the trst the
following Vice Presidents have been elected
President: /. John Adams; 2. Thomas JefleS-
son; 3. Martin Van Buren. And the following
Vice Presidents have been dropped by the
peoples /. Aaron Burr; 2. George Clinton
3. Elbridge Gerry; 4. Daniel ID. Tompklns
8. John C. Calhoun; G. Richard M johnson
Z. John Tyler; g. George d. Dallas; 0. Milard
Fillmore; 10. VIM. Il. King (ded in ofice)
II. John c.. Breckenridge ttraitor); IL. Hanni-
bal Hamlin; 10. Andrew johnson ION trial by
impeachment). Three of these have succeeded
to the Presidency by the death of their supe-
riors: 1. John Tyler succeeded Harrison; 2.
Nllard FILLMORE succeeded Taylor; .. Andrew
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
MUSIC.

The prospects of Italian opera in this city are
gloomy and uncertain. "Luriine" will not be ready On
Easter Monday, as promised, any one ssy hos
soon II will be produced.
Madame Rosa is about starting on tour
through New England with the purpose of giving orso'
OF the chief cities. She takes an orchestrs
with her. and Mr. Carl Rosa, believe will oiciats q.
conductor. She will sing. however at Mr. Colbys annual
concert at steinway Hall during Easter week. =
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins advertises another Or.
pheOn Concert at Stenway Hal this evening. We are
gratied 70 learn that some music will probably be gyen
on the OCCASION Mr. q. W. Morgan Is 10 perform I've
solos the organ. The third OF the annual Sprngnos
orchestra to take place at the Academy OF Music o.
the 10th OF May.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

Mr.. Seward takes an ingenious method to
avoid acknowledging Mr. Stanton as Secretary
of War. In all documents issued from the
War Department, where it is necessary that
the Secretary of State shall certify that Mr..
Stanton, by whom they are issued is Secretary
of War, Mr.. Seward has adopted new text
for his certificates. Thus, instead of saying
that Edwin M. Stanton was at the time
thereof and still is Secretary of War;" he
simply certfes that the paper is issued under
the seal of the War Department"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

Some of the friends of Senator Supervisor
Tweed who attended the ceremony of the
presentation of two silver punch-bOwls to that
gentleman by the Americus Club on Friday
evening were puzzled by the coat of arms and
crest of the Tweed family, which were en-
blazoned upon the massive plate. The princi-
pal figure displayed, being an animal rampant
with open jaws and arrowheaded tail, was an
enigma to the members of the Club, but the
appropriate and significant simplicity of the
motto Spare Not" was appreciated by all.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

The Louisiana Democracy seem undecided
whether to name candidates for State officers
or let the whole matter go by default, content
ing themselves with voting against the Consti-
tuition The ticket put forth by the State Gen.
trail Committee has been withdrawn, but the
Committee advise the nomination of Congress.
sional and Legislative candidates. We judge
that the chances of carrying the Constitution
are improving If the loyal vote is consolidated
and brought out. there will be no difficulty in
winning
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
Smus.m.nts, &t.

BROADWAY THEATER-This Evening at Il" Our
Anyeaa Cousin al Home Widows Victim" Chanfrau.
FIFrH AVENUE ART GALLFRY-lhls Day-Hll'
Jerome rbomPsonS painting. "The Old Oakeu Bucket
French THEAIER--This Evening at s." La Belle
He'eas" Nile Tosl6e
NEw-YoRK CIRCUS. Fourtconth-st:-Ihis Evening,
at8~1he Wonderful p@A Fphe'-hiueS'eo "u's
~-Acrobaie SklL
N,nLo's GARprv-This Evening at THE White
Basu." Palisenne Ballet Troupe.
OLYMrIC THEATER-This Evening at s." Humpty
D4apg" a. L. Fox
PANoRAMA OF THE WAR-Th Evcning-NOs 9ji
asi g56 Broadway
SrRiNwAY HALI--This Eycning.-Mr Jerome Hop
kinss Concert.
WAtjAcK's-This Evening at s." Oliver Twist
~ w.is,k al b. t. Dasenport
.| LECTURE. ..
Robert Beg0s on "Curan and His Times" at DOd-
wen fisu
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
,,npnpp IN THE FOURTEENTH WARD.

Last night Louis Gardner, German, OF No.
rs Forsyth-st with two companions on their way home
from drill Of one OF the companies OF the So'n hegnen
snad into patrick Bodkns liquor store, at No. 100
No., ans drank there Shortly before midnight
C.rdnsr engaged In a controversy with an unknown
vorth and hard words having been interchanged, the
rnInown. without warning. drew knife and stabbed
oa-dner In the left breast. the blade penetrating the
hsart The assalant then fed into the street. Gardner
exclaimed, "I am stabbedW aud fell forward on the
door His friends at once bore him TO neighoorins
a., .tore hut he died On tho way The body was then
t.ken to the Spring st. Police Station. Young Gardner
a. n years Of age. Little Is known OF the murderer.
except that he s q youth OF about 49,
THE Touring mill at Breeze, Clinton Co.,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

Mrs. CARTER's READINGS AT De GARMos
HALI-Mrs. Fannie NJ Carter, lady OF distinguishes
talents and social position, makes her debut tomorros
evening as public reader before NewYork audiencs.
The lady has heretofore given many readings but onv
as an amateur, and for charitable purposes she ss
read at Boston and elsewhere during the past season. ans
has everywhere elected admiration by her genius
and nhYscaI ah YanfaRes.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

The Maryland Legislature showed very nice
sense of decency and patriotism the other day
when it invited Brick Pomeroy to address the
members in the Hall of the House. We do not
happen to have heard what subject the Western
Demosthenes selected for his grafton; but some
of his highly genteel observations on the life
and character of Abraham Lincoln would have
been popular and appropriate.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

General, his term Of Office has expired. Tho
Court of Appeals had decided otherwise, it ap-
pears, in case specially brought before it to
test the question, and Gov. Pierpont feels
aggrieved at Gen. Schofeld's unexpected re-
versal of that decision. Gen. Grant however,
being appealed to by Gov. Pierpoint, sustains
SchO6eld
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

SENATE, April 6.-The Naval Appropriation
bin was taken up and passed in Committee of
the Whole. The amendment of Mr.. Conkling,
reducing the number of seamen in the Navy
from $500 to 1850, was passed iQ Committee
after long discussion, but separate vote on
it was subsequently asked for. Pending the
debate the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

The great Gaines Win Case, which has been
in the courts for moro than quarter of a
century, was yesterday decided in the United
States Supreme Court in favor of Mrs. Gaines.
The decision makes her the wealthiest woman
10 America. An interesting history of this
celebrated case is given in another column.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

johnson 4 succeedc6 lincoln; and these three
did their utmost to secure legitimate success
sion, but each one most signally failed. In
view of these facts, we should hardly consider
the second Office stepping-stone to the Ex-
ecutive Chair ........ ....
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

The commanding officer in Alabama promul-
gates Gen. Meade's order regarding the Ku-
iKlux Khan, adding strict instructions to civil
officers Of all grades for the suppression OF
the organization. ANY outcroppings of the
Order" in placards, ,newspapernotices, secret as
, semblsges, ETC., must be promptly looked after
by these officers, or severe penalties will be In
flicted
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

The scattering returns received last night
indicate the defeat of the New Constitution in
Michigan. The clause for the prohibition of
liquor ran pretty evenly, and it may have
been adopted.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

~ TIE Money Article and Markets appear on
the second page this morning; reUtelo Of DE
9yobrtdndS -Four Years Campaign in the Army
of he Potomac on the sirtk page and Real
Estate Intelligence on the seventh page.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

The Republican Legislative caucus last even
ing renominated Mr. Victor NJ. Rice to be Super
:eetendent of Public Instruction. The Demo-
cratic nominee is Mr.. A. B. Weaver.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
DECLINED, WITH THANKS.

(Telegram.l DANBURY, Conn.,, March 81 1853.
10 he Hon, HORACE GREELEY. Tribune O0ioe, Neo York:
Can you speak here with yicePresdent Hainln on
Friday evening next! Yours, JOHN TWLLDf.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

As far az appears on the surface, Gov. Pier
lpOint Of Virginia has been removed by Gen.
!6Sho6eld simply because, in the opinion Of tue
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
AdyertisinQ Rates.

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The Touring mill at Breeze, Clinton Co.
VI, vsa burned On Saturday night Loss, sI0Soo -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
FIR Es.

BosroN, April "a seven story build
ing on Merchants Row, occupied as an sgri-
cultural warehouse by N Nurse, Whittemorc.
Bclchcr & Co ,ook fire last night and the
upper stories were burned ont, causing dam
age ot &25. 900 to $4,000. In the lower
portion oi the building. occupied as paper
store. flour store. restaurant, DC, the stocks
were damaged by water.
A Ire also occurred Mt No. 20 Water street,
occupied for various mechanical purposes,
causing loss Of -. coo TO $4,000
NASHVILLE, TENN April "a DISASTROUS
fire occurred at Franklin at II o'clock last
night. Some eleven houses on aud adjoin-
lug the pubic square were burned Three
ut them were stores. Loss estimated at
$1,000 M insurance. The fire was still
burning when the train passed, At 3 O'Clock
this morning. No news from there since.
SyRAcAsH. N. IA large four story
brick building ON James street. occupied by
coffee and spice mills burned this morning.
Loss estimated At $4,000. on which there
is nm insurance Of $24.5O0 Origin Of FIRE
unknown.
DETROIT, April 5.-The upper portion OF
the Abbott Block. Woodbridge stree:,
burned GU. last night. Lsss on building
$4,000.
II. y. Baldwin 4 Co., boot and shoe man
ufactory; loss $35. 000-nearly covered by
insurance.
Detroit Stove Works. <15.OOO-insured.
q. w. Bslch Co., produce and com.
mission, damaged BY water, $5,00O-in-
surei
Origin of fire unknown; supposed inccn-
diary
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, April Sd. II. Evans, n well
known liquor dealcr, was arrested by Y.
s. Deputy Marshal Bingham last night.
charged vita internal revenue frauds IN
concealing whisky on which the tax had
mot been paid, and various frauds OF the
same kind. His establishment was also
seized. The stock is valued at six thousand
dollars. His former book keeper was In
dormant.
DR.. Robert G. Howell, q distinguished
Baptist divine, died 10 lay at his residence
In this city. aged 81 ycars.
MRMPnls, April 4.-The Araldnches Lit
tie Rock special to-day says that = heavy
majority was returned from Pulaski and
Jefferson counties making the result OF the
election doubtful, both parties claiming IT,.
Gen. Gllem's proclamation announcing the
result, alone can decide il.
In the election OF the new Legislature
not 10000 whites voted. There was one
negro in the Senate and five in the House.
The Superintendent Of the Public Buildings
| refused TO give up the keys to the capital
which was entered al night and the door
thrown open. The House ordered the ar.
rest of the Superintendent II has not beer
effected although he Is daily on the street
The Hhouse ratified the 14th article Of the
Constitution yesterday, but the Senate re
fused because no official proclamation had
b. en- made of the result OF the election. II
response 10 kilograms from the State OIL
cials. Gen. Gillem says he mas no author
ny to prevent the peaceful aesemblsgc o
the Legislature and occupancy OF the CAPT
! tai BY II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

LONDON, April A-The annual spriua
race between The Oxford and Cambridge
University crews took place to-day over the
usual course on the river Thames The
crews were 10 fine condition and the con
test was closely contested throughout, bui
by strenuous Efforts on the last mile Oxford
gradually forged ahead and passed the goal
three lengths ahead. amidst the most up
roarious cheers OF the thousands who lined
the banks and crowded the decks OF the In
Vulnerable river craft. The Prince and
Princess of Wales were present. with many
other distinguished persons. The distance
pulled was four miles. which was accom-
riished by the victorious Oxfords in twenty
minutes.
The Morning Tsst concludes very able
article ia the following words: This vote
Is the death warrant of the Irish church
No iairer trophy has been won BY the Lib
eral party since the emancieation act Of
1929"
The Standard says: " The eiIec, Of this
advsncior the object proposed one single
STEP"
LONDON. April. 5.-An iin,s,r'aD, meeting
Of the Cabinet was held .n Ssiuria, Vi
cnnsiier what action should hc taken IN
the new vote FRIDAY night an Al. az. :.
stones resolution. 1; il reported tina, tns
Yini.iers have decided 10 resign in case l,s-
,npos ition ss'mid retain their large msininy
alter the recess III Parlismer,
BERLlE. April 4.-Mi0ister Bsncfs,ls has
ieen commissioned by the Uoiscd States
Government 10 srrsrre AMI complete I
treaty ct comwefce AUD nav ,astaun w,th the
or,h Gcrm,n Conled-rs,i.n sud the Ger
man z livcrein
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

n, w,,.oc called sssestios . essel9 en-
- T.,,rrsl Of 1890, shoWsoe that
the yena,e met before noon.
'nr - offered In evidence The tx.
Mr. ,,..'-e IN the Senate III Dec. 10Th
| ecuuve ,ss- and Jan. 18th 1888, In which
ara ia1n' gives the reasons for suspen-
the .',,, eti,ce OF several ofllcers. Also
si"h no from the Secretary OF
80 accompanying one of messages in
hitch he reports the action under the ten
ure Of of1cc law.
Mr. Butler informed the Senate that the
csse on the part of the House Of Represen-
,aives vas Substantially closed although
they might call on few witnesses whose
testimony would be only cumulative
Mr.. Curtis, on behalf OF tho PRESIDENT
counsel made motion that when the court
sdiaurn to-day il shall be To Tnureddy
next. in order TO afford them three working
days In v hich 70 prepare their testimony.
He sfased that they would not have much
testimony 10 offer 6us required time to AZ
range their documentary evidesce.
M. Coaness moved that TIE court 40
,oufn nth Wo0ooo1ay.
Nj. Jobnocn offered - a0eodment, msA'
ing II TbusD6ey.
Messrs. eumssr asd Csmeron endeavoreo 20
10 interpose ssooeAs bot were ruled gu. u
order and the yes a0d nays being u.e s
resulted 81 20 10, % the coufs ~.
Immediately thsreaitcs, o % oe''e~'
senate adjourned I'LL Aonoay. ~.
Uorsu -After come minor BUSINESS soc
uan.e attended the Senate in COMMITTEES
" On re- assemblipg at half past three o'clock
Mr. Washburnc reported the action Of the
senate in adjourniDg as Court until Non
day
Mr.. Eldridge moved that when the Houst
adjourn to-day it be- TO Wednesday next.
esstipg that thereby the Managers would
have opportunities 10 bring before the
House any proposition they might desire Il
submit. After discussion the motion Wal
agreed 10. and the Housc adjourned e
wednesday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

Anl,iyAr.

AAmvALs.
BAnnocK CirY-From 81. Paul.
DuDuQUs-Frsm Reeds Landing.
HAwEsYs-From st. Louis.
Nsw Bosron From Fl. 9aaioo0.
Iowa CIry-From Clinton.
Bsn CAnpssLL-Fron Keokuk.
pnPAurURss.
BANuocK Cirr-Fer 81. PAul.
Dusvqun-For 81. Louis.
HAwEsYs-Fer Reeds Landing.
Iowa CnY-For Clinton.
EXPECTED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, from 90. Louis,
for Reeds Landing.
KsIrasSvRe--This evening. from Fl
Madison. Will leave for same place 70.
morrow morning st 8 o'clock.
DAVID WAr1s-To-morrow, from Galsna'
Will leave for st. Louis at 4 o'clock P. n
niscBLABuoU0.
The Bannsck City, unndss command d
the popular Capt. Jerry Wosd, left ou'
lsvss to-day at neon, for 81. Paul. Thit
will probably b the nrst through boat o.
the season.
Dispatches from 81. Paul announce thu
arrival Of tAs gallant Phil Shsridan On Sat
urday aftsrnoon, from Dubuqse. WI
shall now have through beats regularly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
MEXICO.

CRY or Msxrco, March 3l.-A special
ssys a bill hiss been presented in Csngsess
max,ng ali resident foreigners, except
American citizens, liable to all rsspsnsibiii-
ties Of natives.
Another cons .iiracs has been dscovsrsd.
S.cretary L-z.ndc and a wealthy Amsr-
can. we're unmistaksb,y accused Of having
n share il The trials Of the late conspir
at,,s IS not yet decided.
Tie Pre- . here speak ~ il they forssaw
fresh troubls with England and Franc. and
advlss The Government TO cultivate the
frisndship Of the United States.
A conducta Of % .O00, 900 Of silver hal
left YuceSar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
LATEST NEWS
mr. TELEGRAPH.
To THE DAlH.Y DEMOCRAT.
CE0ecla.

ATLANTA. April 4 --Gsnsrsl Mssa. Is
turned on Saturday from mn oihc's. .',,.,.d
Southern Georeis. and to-day pio" ~ ls,.
an important ordr. referring ~. and
A,hbur, .s..sssrs'iun ~ coi"'io .;,h
.,. ~ ,trne ~. simul'sneousty 49,.
4. p.blics,ion OF ioesndiary nieS Hs .,;i
Wv - ,f ,hrcaienirg letters '.ia
'e"s. an indication Of . concert % IS
'"e's - .ssct the result Of tie election -
'w..,ds,,on and violence, smanating IRON
" .serst organization. All are wsrnse
.~siess partiei patton In the acts Of re ~.
ssni,stioe. and the Law. abiding are assured
n orotectioa. The General fcrb'ds toe peo-
jicsticn Of anything counsehnS inu"'os-
ton and tending TO bloodsbeo. NswsPapen
containing such articles are warned that the
General vii stop heir publication and Try
the offenders BY military commission. Pub
lilo writer ard spsakers are admonished TO
refrain from inAamatory appeals. Military
commanders are authorized when in their
judgment 1t may seem necessary, 10 sresn-
iss forces from among the lawabiding eiti-
xsus to preserve order. Ths expenses at
tending. pay md maintenance OF sucn
forces is 10 be borne by the counties Or
municipalities were required
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

u Wroaeht ana Cast Iron for buildiags, bridge,
ETC., bank vaslts DOOR. shutters, grating Iron rail-
in~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, April 4.-Genersl Meade has
declared Judge Irwin ineligible for the ONCE
OF Governor, and hc has withdraw from
the canvass. General Gordon will be NOM
mated
SAVANNAH, April "a Republican meet.
ing nj Valdos,a. Ga. last night. dispersed
under considerable excitement on the dis
covcry Of a keg containing small quantity
Of powder under the speakers desk. Both
parties accuse each other Of completely in
the affair
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

...,;ce q The let list. Geo. ~.
~ blue Grass received sns 'o''
Loving dispatch ...;,, 1eSe.
WAR LiBsarr, Aprli - low
y, lab. K.ferssein, OPERATOR "aso0 -.
: rl.rn.r was shot accidentally =" '
Cedar River 70 day. -, u,ApR.
Signed Ooerstor, w. L.
r. A.. a;.n.teh vas added BY the 0ps"'
90, :, W.lccst. the following:
.w. have nothing farth'r IMAM ~
was killed dead a. No.
The dispatch was dirsetso ~ 80. ~,
.d ~ MIN received by the evening mai.
~ ~ a.. -.s suggestive OF hoax, out up.
:. =. ..n.;dsr;ng the fact tbak NJ. bsSer eed
on with either Of the opsrasers.
~. - .sss - disesssh bsse avery mAfk Of
~. ,;eitv. ana that the age aod positioa
s - ~. T,s:ner (school- tsashsf), would fer
IA sov euspieicn thss 10 would psrpstsats
: ;ohe Ia % ossious ehasastss. Upon co
snlsetiou With interss1ed end sy0poahisiag
friends Of the party, itwee decided that the
svbiecs sl5boll be trsaesd q sesity.
With NJ. Baker, 10 know duty ID TO Do
Il esd seesshse with Z friend, BE- q oncs
started for Wsst Liberty 10 lsek AFTER thu
fate Of The young msn. Upon arriving q
Walcett, however. HE anxious fears weru
relieved, where, b. perssveIing enquiry hs
found that the whole thing VAS sell-that
Flannsr had. On his way to Csdas River OF
hunting expedition agreed with the opsf
ator ct Walcott TO thus impose upon frisne
whose only fault seemed to be that he mis
took the Ounce for gentleman. The eosn
munity. who were thrown into fever Of u
eitement by the reading Of the dispatch
feel Justly indignant at the cootsmptibl
conduct Of Mr.. Flsnnsr, but eontsmptis n
word to express their indignatiau toward
4 telegraph operator who would lend hiu
self or The Office 70 such fraud.
Will those interested countsnence sue
conduct 10 their employees? Itis 70 Be hsps
that this stupid joke will not deter any on
from responding to the claims Of humani.
upon anY subsequsnt lst day Of April.
Rsuu GnAaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
new YORK.

Nav ionx, March G.-The will Of the
late Dapiel Lord was admitted - probate
lsst week. The properly was sworn under
$500 600, and WAS loft to tho widow and
children.
Patrick Donxhus was arrested on the
charge Of the murder Of John Keenan,, in
Morris county, New Jerssy.
Borden W. Plumb, = Broadway diamond
dealer, was arrested for alleged swindlinG
OF Geo. S. Nssbitt, . we'll known printer
of naar1v ~. 600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
FaiVb.a.k's scales.

a ~ ~
@ SCALES Of all kinds.
PaiPbanks, Cresalesf : Co.,
ais and 92s LAKs sr..
u CHICAGO.
so9 Market street, st. Leuis.
larOcerAes.
NAY, ALLEN 4 co, Wholesale Grocers. Orders
from country merchants promptly Allied and st the
lowest prices - and SO Randolph street.
RAkRINGioN Il BREWSTER, Successors ~ II.
M. Thompson,) hoesaie Grocsrs, ia and ll6
Water street, Chicago.
RaaP0ware.
0REHNRBAUM SUNS, 40 Randolph street, Whole
u sale Hardware and Cutlery, Manufacture Iroa
Nails Carriage olte loose joint bushngs. ETC., Fer
ris' A1ce and Edge Tools.
AAARkLEY. ALLING a. Co., Importers and Job
a. Dsrs Of Hardware and Cutlery, 81 Lake su Get
Manufacturers OF Wire Cloth. Stoves. Riddles, &c
AAlILER, BROS KEEP, Importers and Jobbcs
W IN Hardware, Cutlery, Agricultural Tools, Agen-
CT for American File Co. and Wheeling Nails, -
State street.
Raass. laPs aoa , ara.
NRlrH bROTH RKS. HAS, caps and Eure, nll-
N nesy and sUaw Goods, Buhalo Robes and buci
Goods Umbrsias, Pasasos. ETC., and 81 Michigst
Avenue.
lron an0 0see1.
NALL. KinBARK . CO., Importers and Desisrsi
II AH>A
H TSs; Csos H,ss .s 'n' "e''' -'-''
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AI0Apo and Fr06e 10roe
= = aIDCIJM CO glassware c handeliers. ETC.,
Sc for sals at cioae agufes. AZ lss Glars street
a.aaher, SSH, Planning. &C.
AlEwNAN, LAWS ! sUAwALr. Planning 1iiL
~ So snd Ds "a cs1css s,i"a C"rnee iSti and
Lumbef streses, P. o Box e.sss.
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