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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17
SUNMOHS :,

State Revenue Stamp SOC.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY 0F ORMsBY-
y In the Justices Court, Carson Township, in
and for said County of 0rmsby.-1he State Of
Nevada sends greeting to SaIruel Charters. You
are hereby summoned 10 appear before me at my
elics in Carson City, in Carson Township, in
Grmsby county. on the
LIST day OF February. =. D. sGS.
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. and answer unto the COM
pi.int of j. u B Clements aud Theodore White,
PARTIES d1inc business under the firm name Glenn
ents & White. who sue you to recover Judgment IN
tire suln of ninety-ssyen dollars and ninety-three
cents te93 a3) sTs So Of said amount is alleged to
he due plaintiffs for iron and blacksmithing work
done by Plaintiff for you; and $40 IS is alleged to
be due for iron and wagon work done by J. Adams
for you, which said account is duly assigned to
plaintiffs all Of which fully appears by ac-
sounts nov IN file in my office, when Judgment
Will be taken against you for the said amount, to-
gyther with costs and damages, if you fail to ap
near and answer.
70 the sheriff any Constable of the said
county. greeting Make legal service and due re-
turn hereof.
Given under my hand this eth day of December
4. D. 1867. L.C. NckEEBY,
Justice of the Peace. Carson Township.
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10Th day OF February, A. D. 1s6s,



o. s Rev Stamp. SOC Estate Rev. Stamp, SOC.
CTATE OF NEVADA. II THE JUSTICE 5
- Court, Empire Township. in and for the
County Of 0rnlsby. The State of Nevada sends
greeting to James Dewitt: Iou are hereby sum
n,oned 70 appear before at my Office in the
Township Of Empire, in the County Of OrInsby,
on the
IOth day of February, A. ID. 6s,
at 10 o'clock 4 NJ, to answer INTO the complaint
Of .. L. Crutcher, who sues you TO recover the
sum of $751; &c. alleged to be dine from you to
him. as the price of l. y cords Of wood sold by
pl.ntiff to you for the sum Of 81 SO per cord, as
will more fully appear by account now on file IL
this Office, when judg ment will be taken against
you for the said amount, together with costs and
damages, if you fail TO appear and answer.
TO the Sheriff any Constable of the said
county greeting: Make legal service and due
turn hereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of DeCem-
ber A. D. 1SG..
JAMES MORRIS,
ja7-iw Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
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IOta day of February, A. d. 1s6s
SUM MONS.

q. s. Rev. Stamp. Soc Estate Rev. Stamp, soc.
l.TATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORNSBY.
- In the Justices Court, Empire Township in
and for said County Ct Ormshy. The State Of Ne
vaia serds greeting to James Dewitt and W. Dun
ham: You are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore me ar my office in Empire City, in Empire
Township, in Urnsby County, on the
10th Gay OF February. A. ID. 1865,
Mt 10 O'Clock NJ, and answer unto the complain
Of 5. Z. Jones, who sues you to recover Of you
the sum Of one hundred and eighteen and 20-l00
dollars. alleged to be due to him from you, upon
an open book account, as will more fully appear
by plaintiffs account on file in my office, when
judgment will be taken against you for tho said
amount, together with costs and damages, if You
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable Of the said
county greeting: Make legal service and due re-
turn hereof
Given under my hand this 9th day of Deem
Der, A. d. 1861.
JAMES MORRIS,
ja1-4w Justice Of the Peace, Empire Township.
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SUMMON s.

Q. s Rev. Stamp, 5oc.l Estate Rev. Stamp, Sec.
CTATE OF NEVADA. IN THE JUSTICE S
y Court, Empire Township, in and for the
County of OrInsby- The State Of Nevada sends
greeting TO James Dewitt: You arehereby sum-
moned to appear before ct my Office in the
Township of Empire, in the county Of OrInsby,
on the
10th day OF February, A. D. ls6s,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO answer unto the complaint
of John C. Russell and A. NJ. Crow doing BUSH
ness under the name and style OF Russell Crow,
who sue You to recover the sum of SID 60, as
principal due note made by You in favor Of
plaintiffs, bearing date at Empire City, December
5th, 1867, and signed by you will more fully
appear by said note on file in this Office, when
judgment will be taken against You for tho said
amount together with costs apd damages, if you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable of the said
county greeting: Make legal service and due re-
turn hereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Deem
Der, A. ID. 1867.
JAMES MORRIS,
is7-4w Justice Of the Peace of said Township
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-27
THE IOWA LEGISL AZURE.


f"hsii shs "a IN pAi'
SESATE.--0n reasseabling, with 1t. Gov.
Scott in tie chair, Senator Bennett offered
the following
fes.,fred, ~ the General Assembly of Iowa,
That + Is The deliberate Judgment Of this
oody that the action OF the President Of the
Inited States. 10 the attempted removal Of
seer 'tary Stanton IN violation OF the law reg
~. 'g me tenure OF oihee,. and bis defiant
attitu toweid Congress, clearly indicates a
deter inat'on and disposition on his part 10
..s.e ard existing laws. override the law
making power Of The land, and trample on the
sill OF the people as expressed through their
chosen Senators and Representatives.
Resoired, That we endorse The action Of
NJ. Stanton in retaining the I, flee OF eecre-
tary Of War as a measure vital TO the peace
ani safety OF the ration.
Resoire3, That The majority in Congress
have our confidence and shall receive the un-
qualified support of Iowa in all the MEASURES
inaugurated by them for The restoration Of
lasting peace, based on principles Of Justice !.
foe The siadiestion Of tie authority of the
government against all reasonable combine
fion and usarpasinns, and for the eubord;na-
ton and punishment Of all lawless officials
who seek 70 arrosaie 10 themselves powers
O'sSu - ~ VI utiats ofahcHes VI tne govern
rnent in violation Of the official oa,hs and The
Con-titniinr which they have sworn 10 nro-
tect and defend.
Resosred That in the pr.sen, emeroencv
involving conflict Of an,hor;tv bs,wssy ~
President and Congress. VIZ demand and a s.e
pect promp, and DECISIVE acton nm ,hs !. !,
Of our Representatives and Sans,a,. pa
such as will finally and efFsc,nsli, ran 1sa
sd III s'u ehec.uAiiJ remove
conrtrac.an - lev q ,bs 70 the
peaceful snd harmonious sd;ns,ran, &c &c Nv, ~
iional tro b'es. 1ss'As"A u ma
Resoloed, That tho Ssora,... - c..
All be il herehy instructed 3 sr.n ~ 1's's g
Of these resolutions 10 onr pamssaa s IVY
and Senators in Congress- 'eae'tas''es
These resolutions we're d;sc,s.aa At.
the forenoon and afternoon hx ssas.a,s eIr.n'x
all. Bennett. Holman. R;ebs,d. snS W.
and postponed FIR further con s;d.- ..s .o.'
Thursday, 70 which time the SENATE Il. a
jonrned.
Ia the Honse. Mr.. Rnrnett of M,so.,;aa
iasroduced series Of reaolu,iona s;n,;la, -
the Senate resolutions. e'n'''a' =
Mr.. Wilson offered : snbs.;, n,a danon.
ing Congress. 49, saDss' 1's uehouhe'
Mr.. Burnet, snnno,,. i i. o,;c;.., .a,.
ing !. s1s did IS. g re AZ ~ lo.a, stand
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fiRE.-At u o'clock last night 1 IRE brol.
out IN the Clothing Store of Marks l. Ehrlcb
IN the Estes House block, and before the Era
department reached the scene the flamea had
enveloped everything within and vere ,a.n
ing pthe from. of the grea, bu;ld;p, c..,;n.
dazzling glare on the buildings in he imme.
diate vicinity, and causing the hearts Of 81 !
feel that confasration greater than KeoLnl
had ever witnessed was inevitable, Bot
thanks TO the fremen and perkiso citizen.
that dssrd calamity was averted. As soon !.
possible the Young America COMPANY !
a;., engine vas At work on the 9Th street
49, .nFo.ing two good streams, until the
.,..;as exhausted, when the ensine -,
sn.s q the cistern near onr of,;n. .r5
nuus. we management of ia en,;r... -
Isoss, y rofked away unit, IL. 49,. 800 ~
passed, The hand engine of IN pa,.s = vas
psny oid most excellent serx;sa ~. LON.
vented the spread Of The flames. AM asa Pre-
removal OF the steamer from rists,,, u me
.ern: The origin Of the IRE i nnLsc VS.
Marks y karlich los, everything. sn,assu n
ger, Gregg. McEsi,t aud Rridres sufsrsS \,
sns removal Of goods. While ~ wis ~,
sneines ars still It work, and Il i lhousat \.
~ tAAs The IRE has done its vdfe3 Tke -.
hoer q which - write neceasayiiv go 49,
. More attended nOtice. - a
3 9 eonknaeuiats our psoplv III ~ Estes
dceee block with ia valuah5a - ,onA;..
baildi.es, made sucha narrow -, 8 f,n,s
ss11l Seatfsstioa. 'o'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-27

AucrIos-By Howe Tyler, on Saturday
next, February goth, at 10 o'clock a. M, at
International Saloon, corner End and John.
son streets, the entire contents OF said house,
consisting Of Restaurant and Chamber Fur
nitnre, elegan, Mirrors, Pictures, Stoves, &C.,
&c. feb26-4t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-27

WasrIp.-.A full grown girl, who can sew,
and 10 assis, in taking care Of babe, at Mr.
S,roug's, corner Of Tth and Orleans street,
feh-27 -thu-sAt
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FROM the Hank Eye We learn that John
B. Gongh had an immense house at bnriing-
ton, Monday evening. More than one hun
dred Mt. Pleasant folks went down to hear
h;p,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-27

SHEEP KILLING DoGs.-B. C. B., writing
from Primrose, says: Zone more reason why
we should have dog law, Samuel Hill, Esq,
near Primrose, had sixteen choice fine sheep
killed and torn to pieces on last Thursday
night. But one escaped from wounds or being
almost torn to pieces. Eight of the head
that were killed. he had paid SIS per head
for a few months ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-27

DILLON 4 JOKES are receiving daily BY ex-
press the incest line Of gents furnishing
goods to be found in the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-27

If you are in want Of trunks, valises or travel
ing sacks, 70 10 Dillon Jones.
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b. reisgrnph.l NV ra.r FL, "a
0essrnssnt siocks dni, With liits inquiry. cospon,
Ct 1851 HIS d 'ss lIsNAIllx do - lesos< Do
= 1895 DO nov le615; do ~ l:sSsK is4o.
iss3<1K 81 le6koK
ssecta dali. vsAk cad genssaiiy tending toward low
'r'ass Anssssnsnss are sa6ertooA 70 hAYs besa
nads ~ consolidation 81 ~ g. 1rfs ~ rem.
ossssAi nesd- WUrs4NDk: NrC is15<e7< HI.
~ : ~ 30 ~; hestiss s27knN Wab~A Asa,S;I
ss's<Sss; ss,4sk.HMtsksx 4 pr,e,rr.d
s2t< s. 3. q rs q
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CITY NEWS.

ssr new .av.fti.emsn. of house for sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-27

MmwAukee marAer
b. Teiegraph.l M,lwAusx. Feb %.
Tionr-Nrak and nc.i NIL no sai.a
"h-at- bi'f.nd h.ssy IT IL sss1 Gr No Il Il So for
Noe.
oais-Hrmer. saies at S.
Corn Ia hansee;ss
Rye-sttad stxi 20
Barley qnet at II es
hau.
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Toledo s. arket,

By Telegraph -uIspo, FEB g.
Whsai-o1c' srd dali tAies q snLar at 9! IS.
corn-Dal opening ri s.s, dselin:ng ST. eio.iBz
At {; he, sT14 asked.
ozts-Daf held al ~
R,e-aal.t ard noaii, a.
6eeds Clover Ioe ios.r; s.iex st 8 a.
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Foreign Harkeise
LcSIos. F.b. &c Noon.
ecnsols sax Roads III. ias 81. L ie az
Ct. Western eoH.
Lrrrsroofarse ss-sosu.
Cotton-Da'i AID desiin-s, upissds s.s.
Lard-4esiv-; advanced p.
Bsnan-AdssLeea 10 Ais Cd.
Besat.tazs-UbeLsuged.
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81. Louis Marast
By Telegraph 81. Lows. Eel &c
iionr-N"detate ismand pii-es an hsng-i.
Eiest--sttady ani trrsi: spring 81 Iaai5
cerD-urehangs1s soesa ier missi aa4 y-lios gag
IS FOR white.
Rye Loser; Il esa1o
B.rey- Unch.us d. ~ s9a 81 fyr AL
Pssk--Rrmcr al s2s soSes.
Baeon-unehangst.
Bulk Mess shsr; / x tos clear rib ii .. up the
riytr.
Lasd-r -el-n ssl. IA sls for tIere.; 10 fo,hx.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-23
Your First sweetheart.

ITO be continued
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-23
BY MARY KYLE DALLAS.

You never can forget her. She was SO very
young and innocent and pretty. She had such q
way OF 10 king at you over her hymnbook in
church. She alone, OF all the world did not think
you boy at eighteen, but wondered at your size,
and your learning, aud your faint foreshadowing
OF q sandy musiache, and believed you every
inch man. When at those stupid evening par
ties, where boys who should have been in the nur-
sery, and girls who should have eaten suppers Of
bread and milk, and gone TO sleep hours before
waltzed and frted, and made themselves i'll over
oysters and champagne, you were favored BY a
glance Of her eye or whisper from Ler lip, you
assembled 20 the seventh heaven Immediately.
When once upon certain memorable eve she
polkaed with the druggists clerk, and never
looked at you, how miserable you were. II Is
funny TO think Of now, but it was not funny then,
for you were awfuly in esrnes'.
Once, at a picnic, she wore q white dress and
had roses twined in her black hair, and she looked
20 like bride that you fairly trembled soma
times you thought In Just such snowy costume
with just such blossoms In her hair. she might
stand beside the altar, and you, NEST blessed OF
q MORALS. might place golden ring upo2- her
finger, and when you were left alone with her for
moment, some Of your thoughts would form
themselves into words. and though she blushed
and ran away, and would not let you kiss her, she
did not seem angry. And then you were some.
how parted for little WHILE and when Won met
again she was walking with gentlsman, a larze,
well wbiskered man. Of overweight or thirty, aud
bad neither word nor smile for you. And some
well meaning gossip informed you shortly after
that she was engaged" to the tail gentleman
with black whiskeFs. aud that it was q splendid
match" II was terrible news TO you then, and
sent YOU of to some great city far from your
native place, where, after good deal Of youth
ful grief, and many resolutions to die and haunt
her, You recovered yoar equanimity, aud began
to make money and TO call lore stuf and nom
sense.
You have rich wife Of your own, now. and
grown up children-aye, even two or three tod
ding grandchildren about your hearth; Your hair
is gray, and you lock your heart up ia the Ere
proof safe Of your coHnting- house when you go
home at night. And you tkought that you had
forgotten that little episode Of your nineteenth
year, until the other day, when you read of her
death in the papers. You know she was . stout LADY,
who wore glasses. and had daughters older tbs
she was in that oIden time; but your heart went
back, and you saw her smiling and biushing, with
her golden hair about her face and yourself boy
again, dreaming Of wedding robes and rings, aud
you laid your gray old head upon your Office desk
and wept for the memory of your Grst sweet
heart.
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CHAPTER h-COSTINUEDs ..f
And no reply. Still more pallid grew the
ashen lips, and the blue veins rose full and
clear on the white, smooth temples. The fiut-
tering breath came quick and short from the
laboring breast, and moan heavy with untold
agony trembles on the air. The eyes of the
sufferer slowly unelose; and as he sees his
cousin still at his side, a smile of touching
Tenderness lights up his face. 'sThank God,
he wakesl / feared that sleep" muttered the
surgeon, as he poured from vial colorless
liquid and held it the patients lips
"Here, Dick, drink this-it will do you
good" 81.
He swallowed it and almost instantly fell
asleep.
..Oh, doctorl will he liver" and the young
face was turned to the physician with a look
of such bitter agony, that the good old man
found it impossible to express the fears he
really entertained. - 81 a.t
cit all depends on the next few hours-if
he rallies, all will be we'll; but his loss of
blood has been prodigious;" and afraid to
encourage hopes that might prove premature,
he said no more. And again silence reigned
throughout the department., broken only by
the scarcely breathed moan of the sufferer,
and the stifed sob of the watching girl.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-23

HONE EvIDEScs FOR GREY JACKET BIT.
TERs.-The attention of our readers is
called to the certificate in another column
of several Of our influential citizens, testi-
lying 10 the great value of these bitters.
These gentlemen are well known in this comm.
nifty. and their endorsement establishes the fact
that these btters are household necessity. They
are most excellent aid TO digestion and said 70
be specific for cholera, beside being almost in
valuable in all the little ailments TO which children
are subject. Messrs. Barnett 4 Lion, msnufac
turers, No. IL New Levee street, have constantly
on hand fresh supply, and are offering liberal
advantages to the trade. They are for sale By all
qrocers
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-23

MATCH GAM OF BASE BALL FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP OF ALABAxA.-This afternoon 4
game Of base ball will be played between the Mo-
bile Dramatic and Pacific base ball clubs. at the
grounds Of the former. These clubs are consid.
cred du fat on the base ball question, and il Is
expected that the game will be . most strongly
contested one. Accommodation will be provided
for rpectstors, and it 10 anticipated that quite .
large nun Der viii be present.
Mobile Tribune, 2lst
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-23

NEW ORLEANS, FEB. 4 1858

NEW ORLEANS. FEB. 4 1863
AZ sens Of the Board Of Directors held on the Sd nst
resolved that the Stockholders Of this Tank be
quesed call the banking house SATURDAY the IN
Of March ext At from 10 O'Clock A to O'Clock 70
the sdvsabiy Of further reduction Of the capital
stock
The attention Of the Stockholders Il called 70 the following
embodied In the The nmittss the
actual value Of the assets Of the Bank
n AUCUSTlN Csshier
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Dry goods at Wholesale fifteen per cent. below
New York prices by L. Il. Gardner & Co., 81, 30
and IS Common street, adjoining the City Hotel.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-23
CHAPTER x.

Deep in my soul that tender secret dwells,
Lonely and lost TO light forever more;
Save when to thine my Heart responsive swells,
Then trembles into silence as before.
CoRaAru
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-23

For the Few Orleans sunday Crescent
Apology to the Detr imental-."
was wrong in my surmising,
Ut really is quite funny,)
But thought you we're deyising
To victimize poor Johnny,
BY jumping into crinoline
And playing Miss" behind screen!
Ycu see my name is Lily"
And fear'd that Mr.. Johnny 80 -re
Might suppose that-that-I really
(which wouldn't be so funny,)
Wish'd 10 change his condition,
By Leap-Year proposition r1
Ne,e Orleans. Febsl6 1868 400. LILY.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-23

HE TuMBLEs INTO DITCH AT WEST PorSr-Hs
CATS A BLACK EYE AT THB C4rSKtLLS-Hs
FINDS cows ON THE c0H-CArCHsRs-HE BUYS
WATERFALL AT ROCHEsrER-HB CHATS WuH
ROBERT LIScoLS-ASD DOES OTHER WONDER
sUL THINGS.
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INSURANCE.

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An Loans made BY this 0supsny sssursd Rss h.
nrsjin No Lean permitted 80 szestd bali shs vsue
q the sm sas e,'
~ per cent Of pr, dss psid 20 Policy Holders
ssss u he S.s. asss s':I
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CREsCEHT CITY BAxK-so CAMP ST.
NEW ORLEANS. February 10 1909
Al rrular mssng the Board Of Directors Of this
Bank. held this day. IL Was
the Rsss as s ss
tween she hour Of 10 and 70 take into consider
'' We ''''' GAS FSTss rs 5s D's Ssssls
ADvANcEs-LlB1RAL CASH ADVANCES MADE
on eonsgnpsnts Of Cotton g he.sfs Brown snIplsy
friends svrs ss,Se r soos sss R.,,s
October 5 1867 w
DvANcEs MADE ON coNsrGxxESrs OF cor
01 Ks'sRaa ssa william s SiSss e. Say SScEs5s
ExCnAHGk ON at. Louss soussr AxD
'' E.ssssss o o-si. nAf 10 c.sns 1 .s...s
7 HERNANDEZ. y
BROKER.
No. II CarondeIet street.
Always on hand state ans ciy Note. warrants. etc.
AUCTIoNEERs.
CCRUGes a. BARTLETT-
Cd. Z. scRUGes. FRANK A. BARrLErrJ
AUCTI0N EERS,
Ne.4 Tehoapitoules street. and No. New
NEW ORLEANS.
CASH ADVANCES MADE OF CONSEQUENCES
ALExANDEK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
10 Tehoupitoulas and 10 New Levee street.
win attend all outdoor sales c.rsoes Cotton Furniture
Real Estate Etc. ss we'll Indoor sass by aaon or
otherwise
conssnments Of every character s,ci:ed upon which
liberal Cash advances viii be made
WILLIAM j. BBEBE announce. 20 his friend. TIM. n.
engaged with the above house. and will give hls personal
attention 70 all business they may With
THANKSGIVING MACHINES.
FINE PIANOA
GUST; vow HOPE, s7 nss-sips street, has nps stock
o. fiAkOs manufactured IN Louisiana which he gusran
offered for sss ety. Prices wi Be Oand M3DERzfE
" Won H0Fs WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
ia M he sIsT f nc es d: !. Ne. &. sss,
GUST; y0M HoFe.
sT Magazine street.
A =. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
Knabs. Nmns sad eurd PIANOS, Prince ORGANS and
- lea canal Street, nsar DAuphin.
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