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9itInto1td 1ispatrIr.
MONDAY. ",.;. JUNE Is, 1869.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE nDIsPATCII"
is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. ''7 K 1.1a a.
AUCTION SALES TrsIs DAy.

ION all public or privatesales OF real estate made
OF July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year. ba ali sales between the first day of
July and the thirty-frst day OF December the
scllcr PAYS them - ----- ----
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COURT OF ArPEALs-ALL TIE JUDGES
PRESENT.-In this court Saturday an ap-
peal was granted in the case Of Robinson Us.
Braxton ct al. from decision of the circuit
court Of the city Of Richmond.
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MONROE WARD.-A meeting will be held
at headquarters, over Williams drug store,
corner of Fourth and Franklin streets, this
evening at o'clock. The rooms are open
all day every day.. ANY information in
regard to fraudulent registration of ne
groes, or that will in any way benefit the
Conservative party, may be left with the
clerk -.
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HENRIco REGIsTRATIoN.-Thc new regis
tration in Henrico county shows 4 white
gain of 365. This is official.
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lett's, w.; Mrs. A. e. Easley, Dinwiddic
county, Va; B. Dennis, Jersey City, N.
j.; Mrs. Lucy w. Haskins, Powhatan
county, Va. g.-,f -,..ta.
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The examination Of the pupils of the
Masonic Academy will take place at 10
o'clock this morning at tho hall on Broad
street. z8 1a.sg,n. ss-
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will Insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishcrs' rates, for cash. Apply ut this Office.
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FRIENDS, RELATIONS, AND LOVERS, should not
procrastinate the mutual interchange of their
photographs, but should go at once and invoke the
skllfuI aid Of G. X. REFS & Co.
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1 ess
2aWti
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE DY THE HUN
DRED ut the Dispatch office.
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ZETELLE is carrying on a grand campaign with
summer, and with entire success. His bar and
board are richly supplied with everything Of the
very best which can revive the appetite of his
customers and fortify them against the cxhausting
sp1SOu
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DENNIS CALLAHAN,

the man who shot Kelly, is very different
kind of person. He was a captain il! the
Confederate army, and was at one time an
under superintendent in charge of the po-
ltical prisoners at Castle Thunder. Since
the war he has been on the police, and some
time ago, taking the iron-clad oath, was
promoted to q captaincy. Between him and
the deceased there has long been feud,
and it is understood that Kelly some weeks
ago fled with the Mayor formal charges Of
perjury against him-a fact of which the
accused was not ignorant on the the day of
the murder. ....--.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. .--On Broad street between Ssa
Il Fourteenth and Seventeenth, HOUSES M.u
Nos. 1922 l5i0, l5i 15iS. $780, 1854 1885, 1850, 66i
the houses containing from six TO eight rooms,
suitable for stores and dwellings,; all In good
repair and will be rented 70 good tenants Mt $40
per month. ) = -. ..... . -
Also, a BRICK DWELLING near the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio Railroad depot. I&- t.
Also, BRICK DWELLING OH Twcnty-thrd
street near Union Station. ~ .i.ss ~ "a
Also, FRAMED HOUSE Oh Twcnty-fourth
street near Venable. d..
Also, very desirable RESIDENCE on the cor
ncr of Broad and TwCnty-seventh streets.
Also, very desirable STORE between Seven
tecuth and Eighteenth streets ON Main.
L. d. EACHO,
Real Estate Agent,
Fourteenth street between Main and Franklin.
Ia
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EOR NEW YORK.-Thc new C}TSg
Il and elegant sidc-whccl steamship p,SeS4As4eAsSss
ISAAC BELL, Captain BOURNE, will leave her
wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, June %, Mt q
O'Clock Z. NJ. Freight received until O'Clock p.
NJ. Fare, $l2; steerage, SO. For freight or pas
sage, having elegant accommodations, apply to
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM / CO.,
je est corner Eleventh and Main streets.
EOR BALTIMORE.-Stc
Il PETERSBURG win leave her .Sssssss
wharf ou T y S d A Y, June 10th, at O'Clock
A. M. Freight received up to u O'Clock l.. NJ.
MONDAY. For freight or passage. apply to
je ss-lt HARyEYS WILLIAMS.
DOR BALTIMORE.-Steam
Il STATE OF MARYLAND win iAzzssaas.sasszsss.
leave her wharf TUESDAY, June 22d. at O'Clock
A. NJ. Freight received up to y O'Clock j. NJ
Monday. For freight or passage apply to &
jeI HARVEYS & WILLIAMS.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-aSHs-9IrIrtt,
IN The boats OF the JAMES RI-sa.s...
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL CuAfASf
will leave the dock as usual promptly at IL Nj. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchhurg and
beyond collected delivery or prepaid. at the
option OF the shipper. Freight received and de-
iivered ut my Office on the Dock. .
Way freight will not be delivered TIL charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured. .--.e.--- ~
dc ii EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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RIc1tMovn. June \ lsso.

RICHMOND, June ., 1889.
CTOCK SCRIP LOST.-Application has
~ been made to the Richmond and Danyilc Rail-
road Company for the RENEWAL OF SCRIP
No. 2557 for $50 shares fifty shares Of stock of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, issued
IN the name of JOHN II. EDMUNDS, JR., son of
Paul c. Edmunds, the original having been lost.
PAUL e. -EDMUNDS,
ied-2awiw Guardian.
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T OST. n GOOD DINNER for the want of
- aGOoD HAM: also, TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT hy not buying your BEEF-T0NGDES
from X. +. JAMES, who sells more OF them than
Ill the dealers combined in Richmond.
ut stall In market, or ut market store, TIA Main
street. #.s.ta.. je
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DR.. JAcksoN's TESTIMONY.

DIR. jackson was the first witness exam
ined. He said The deceased kelly WAS
brought to my Office in the afternoon of the
9th instant. He was bleeding profnsely
from the left arm. Before ! succeeded in
checking the hemorrhage from that part a
considerable quantity Of blood was lost. ]
then gave him brandy as q stimulant, and
examined the wound in the abdomen. There
seemed to be two wounds, apparently pro-
duced by pistol ball. y
The testimony was here interrupted for q
recess, during which the jury retired, and
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LOST AND FOUND.

(tAME TO THE FARM OF Mrs. FEN
" DALI GRIFFIN, near Brook tol-gate,
FOUR GOATS, WHICH the owner can get by pay
ing charges
ic 2s-2t #n .-4..e X. II. GRIFFIN.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE IS, 1862
Sun rises ....... 4.43 Moon rises. ........ o.43
sun sets. ts............. III High tidc....... 1.39
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WANTED, a COLORED WOMAN Of
w good character ono without incntnbrancc
preferred to cook and, with assistance, 10 do the
washing and ironing for my family. Apply at No.
II Cary near Adams street. ,or,x- c,psor
lie oe3t JOHN GIBSOS.
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PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

Early Saturday morning the news of
Kely's decease became known on the
streets, and was received with profound
rcgret-not only by his personal friends,
but by everybody who had heard of the
manner in which his death wounds were
received. This sentiment was universally
mixed with an Indignation intensified by
the prevailing impression that he was
martyr to the cause Of which he was known
to be an ardent supporter, and which his
alleged murderer is supposed to have be-
trayed.
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THE INQUEST.

There was difficulty about getting coro-
ner or jury, which seems unaccountahlc.
Magistrate after magistrate was applied to,
but something was always in the way, and
it was 4 o'clock in the afternoon be-
fore High Constable Tall arrived at the ho-
tel with Justice Mitchell and twelve men.
BY this time the heat was intense, mortif-
cation had set in, and the flesh, which was
black, emitted q most offensive odor.
The jurors were Joseph II. Painter, John
r. Farquhar, D. BulLnan, E. A. Baugh-
man, A. NJ. Newell, Lewis N. Webb, Her
man J. Myers, Charles Phillips, N. T. Pate,
John O. Taylor, R. S. Anderson, Charles
Richardson
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN @AA
D+TIST, Office No. 7a3 Main street, ex-cndifr
tracts teeth without pain by the use Of PURE
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, inserts artificial ones,
ILLS the natural teeth, and performs all operations
pertaining to the science of dentistry In the best
manner ut low rates. An experience Of twenty
years enables him 10 guarantee satisfaction in
every instance. a ta u s. ..t.s jc l0--d1w
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WANTED, n good FEMALE COOK,
w WASHER, IRONER, and MIXER, with
ont children. Recommendation required. Apply
n fy- hsfra
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WTANTED, q frst-rate DAIRYMAN:
w Apply at JOG Main. street, bctwten Third
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-15
MARRIRHb.

HENSzEY-MAO o OKELLAR.-Thursday October H.
by Rev Luther Albert, d. d at the brides family resi-
dence Mr.: WILLIAM o. HENSZEY, of West Philadel-
ESQ, of Germantown. - ''
MARSElLLE -LRAVTTT.-October e. ne the resi-.
dence Of the BRIDES father, Exeter n by tbe Rev
John q. Learned, Mr. CHARLES MARSRiII,ES for.
of Exeter w. A - - w
hursdag October a. by the Rev John
TRUDE, youngest daughter of jos Kerr FsG No eards
- 't A'VN''N'
DkED.
FARRELI-Or the l4th instant MATTHEW s FAR
RELb, son of the late Edward and Ezabsth Farrell
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF hg
mother No 52l Powell street fh street below Sprce1
on Sunday afternoon at IL O'Clock.
kAMMERER.--On the 18th instant OURISTIANA =
wife OF Frederick hammerer, the 43d year of her ape
The relatives and friends of the family also Fradonia
GrOtto No g. and d. of A. A are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of her husband
No. lO2O Carlton street, Sunday afternoon at O'clock
To proceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery "
MINlCH.-On the 18TH instant, after n short illnpss
MARY d., youngest daughter of the late George Minch
Inc funeral wl take place from the residence of her
brother No. Go ~ Twelfth street. on Saturday AFTERNOON
at O'Clock. lnterment at Laurel Hill Cemetery
shlELDS.-On Thursday tho 14th instant RLIZA-
BETH KANE, wife OF Prof. Charles w, Shields and
daughter of the late Judge Kane vs. 9' A
The funeral will take place on Monday the 18Th inatat
at1 o'clock y. NJ from the reMdeuce Robert PatteTao
No. 1895 Delaney place. -
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Personalities.

Weston Is going to walk across the Atlantic.
-Ismail Pasha spent $4,000 on bonbons in PARIS.
The Grown Prince OF Prussia has invented a
vinegar machine. -,
-NelatOn, the Frencn surgeon has oiIeh lIlIee
hundred patients day.
The Sultan has placed letter-boX at his front
door for the deposit OF petitions; 49,, ,..
that the masthead story is sheer bosh. ,-,,,,.,.,
Victor Emmanuel Is reputed quite sEilliui ylo-
linist and good baritone singer. ,,, ,,,,
Prince Arthur shoots with gun labelled "From
your aflectiOnate Mama, Xmas, lo09.. , ~, ~,
ton TTqUeIIer where Mrs. Banks also worked.
u. Ross Browne now adyertlses hIhseh as Il lahu
and immigration agent in San Francisco ,-.,-,
One Watts has been connected WIN the bIIlsil
Museum for over thirty years, and is now Deheadeu
The CassagnOcs, father and son, nave lOughI
one hundred and ten duels within the past tWenIy-
1--WE years,
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HCrnnimPa.

-CaifOrnia has an immense wheat CrOp.
Detroit thinks itself worth s1O0, 100000
Iowa Quakers are for prohibiting tobacco.
Hair thieves trouble Indiana young ladies'.
-Rttchie, the artist is TO paint DIR. McCosh.
Boston artists call for new studio building
-HollNan Hunt has gone to Egypt to paint an
The brOtheSs Cobb, of Boston, have made bust
Of Gilmore.
Winnie Ream Isl 10 complete her statue of Lin
coin in Rome.
st. Anthony, Minn., estimates her loss by the
late flood at 100000.
The strong-minded are 70 invade Hartford with
-Oberln, o., is so moral that recent attem pied
ball drew only three couples.
-MeissOnier has painted reyie\y by the First Ma
poleon and his price is $4,000.
Libby Prison is now occupied by a company en-
gagged in grinding sumac and bones.
Government is to sell its property at Earpers
Ferry on the 30th of November
Baltimore owns up that two-thrds OF the bus-
ness part of the city requires rebuilding
The result OF the great fire in the Dismal Swamp
Is q lake from three to ten feet deep.
Several fire companies have been organized OF
the walters and workmen In Chicago hotel
Bogus currency is being paid to the Indians in
the vicinity OF La crosse, WIS., for cranberres
The Canada Sabbath Schools are to hold their
sixth annual convention at Belleville, Ontario next
week.
The prison barber at San Francisco exhibits nc
the county fair long larlat made from the shorn
locks of prisoners.
-Thrty-three have applied for admission to the
Boston deaf-mute school,, for which two teachers
have already been secured.
The Eugene (Oregon) journal is gratided that
the skeleton man" and the ''bearded woman have
bought land to locate in that city.
Mr. Miller, Boston artist, has ornexhibition
painting called 'Irimumviri AMericani'-heads of
Washington, Lincoln and Grant.
over bushel of excellent piCkerel were picked
up ia a Connecticut corn-1eld the other day. where
they had been stranded by the flood.
Gold has been discovered in Montgomery county,
Md, by little fellow who was driving some COWS
9nd picked up stone to throw at them.
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AT THE CHEsNUT the excellent representation OF
kobertsons comedy OF Home is filing the house
every evening with fashionable audiences, aud the
piece VIII probably have run OF several weeks from
present appearances. This beautiful theatre well
deserves liberal support from the intelligent lovers
of dramatic art in Philadelphia 1t is an elegant and
comfortable place to pass an evening in, and the
performances are always up to high standard Of
excellence, and indicate that the management is in
exactly the right hands.
Bou6icaults drama of Hunted Do,yn and o new
american I.e comedy by Mrs Ann S. Stephens are an-
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Edwin Booth will have a ben
ent TINS evening when he will appear as 'The Stran-
GER and as "Petruchio" in Shakespeares comedy
OF The tanning Of the ShreU. This last is Mr. Booths
BEST or rather his only comedy part and it will make
an admirable contrast to the woe-begonc hero of
hOtzebues drama Tomorrow afternoon "The
S1tlanger VIII be repeated, and in the evening Mr.
Booth VIII appear as Macbeth"
itichetteu is announced for Monday,
o,i AZ TIE THE ARCH FornoSG and the comic drama OF
1he Windmill will be performed this evening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE a first
rate Dill Is announced, and those who attend will be
ST. OF getting their moneys worth of laughter
HE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS will give two per-
fornances to-day at hafpast two this afternoon and
at quarter to eight this evening All the artists OF
the troupe will appear, and frst-elass entertain
ment is assured. The circus performances are
really enjoyable, and we recommend them heartily
to those who have youngsters of ethersex toWhOm
they wish to give genuine treat that VIII be renem-
bered with pleasure for many a day. The entertain
ments are entirely unexcepuona ana free from
oense.
THE "STAR" COURSE OF LECTURES issan assured
success, as very large number of tickets nave
already been sold and the rest are going OIL as
rapidly as could be desired The list of names pre-
sented by Mr.. Pugh is an assurance thai the leo
lures will be tirst-Class, and, at the same tlms
varied enough in subject to suit all tastes. The
opening lecture will be delivered on Friday evening
next at the Academy of Music, by Miss Anna y. Dick
lnson who Will describe the Mormons as "Whited
Sepulchres.n
A 'REFoRMATIoE' JUBILEE and grand musical fes-
tlyal will be held on Monday evening next, at the
Academy Of Music, to inaugurate the fair for the
benefit OF the Orphans Home of Germantown.
There Will be chorus of 200 voices, band of six
teen pieces, and an orchestra of forty performers,
which will render Luthers "Battle Hymn and other
selections. Professor l. Engelke will oliciate as
musical director.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-15

EARTH CLOSET CoMPANYs patent dry earth COM
modes and prvy yfxtures at A H. Francscus Co.'S, No.
5l3 Market street.
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Two THREE COLDS in succession WILL with many
constitutions securely establish the seeds of Consump
tion in the system, thus converting what orig
naly a simple, curable affection, into generally
fatal. While ordinary prudence, therefore, makes it
the business of every to take of Gold until
it is got rid Of intelligent experience fortunately pre-
sents remedy in DIR. d. JAYNE's ExPEcroRANT, tho
roughly adapted to speedily all Coughs and
Colds and equally effective in the primary stages
of Consumption, Asthma, and Bronchitis. Sold by all
Druggists.
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MsICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amusements.

AT IE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Martha will be per-
forme this evening for the benefit of Madame
Parepbosa. The opera will be produced with the
same ct and line scenic effects as on Monday even
ing, al crowded house may of course be eX-
pected
minee will be given tomorrow, for which
Martha announced, and the farewell performance
tO-mOr@ night will introduce all the artists of the
troupe a grand melange selected from III ITovG-
tore, 1hBohelai0H Glr, ana Fro DiGgO!0.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-15

JEwEIRY.-Mr William W Cassidy, No u South Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment Of
fine Jewely and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article furnished at
price which be equaed He also has large stock
American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
and profit
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Druggists.


THE FALL AND IT'S DANGERs-Animal as well as vege-
table life is powerfully affected by the great atmospheric
change that takes place in the FALL But for the flowers
the foliage and the herbs OF the field there is help
Their time has come, and die they must 1t is other
wise with man. For him the means of renvigoraton
have been provided by skill and science To recruit his
exhausted energies and forfy himself against the dis
orders generated by the sudden depression of tempera
and the unwholesome exhalaons of autumn let him
tone his system, nvgorate his Digestion and
give edge to his appetite with HosTETTER's STo-
MACH BTTTERs. He may then face the morbid influ'
of the fearlessy The chilling night dews
and heavy morning msts will have power to make hra
shiver and burn affect his liver to disorder his sto
mach his bowels, to rack his joints with rheumatism,
or render any latent element Of disease in his system
active or dangerous To the sufferer from general de-
bty whether constitutional arising from other causes
this potent vegetable specific is earnestly recommended
And let it be remembered that physical osa opens the
all aladies. Vgor is the chief defense of the
human structure against all of disease, and Hos
LETTERS BIrTERs may be truly pronounced the safest
and surest of invgorants It is the most genial of all
vegetable tonics and is admirably adapted 10 the wants
and weaknesses of the delicate sex, we'll the
ailments OF men.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-15

GAYS CHINA PALACE, No. 1922 CHEsEUr STREET,
have just received by ship Staler the balance of that
immense stock of goods purchased by Mr. Gay in Europe
Bohemian Glass and Fancy Goods in Philadel
phia. Prices OF all goods marked in plain figures
Store omen until O'clock
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CITY ITEMS.

HHw FALL GooDs-Choice assortpep, Of ep,ire,y aeig
Syfss. IN Ready-DtQHe Garments.
DiN's, YOUTHS AND Boys, superior IN style, it, and
workmanship 10 reddVmdde goods in Philadelphia.
ALSO, THE PIECE, to be made up order, IN tie finest
manner.
Samples Of materials sent by mail achen desired.
BALE WAY BETWEEN BENNETT & Co..
FLfM and TOWER HALL,
StIsh Sreets) 5l8 MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 800 BROADWAY NEW YoRK.
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IN CONSEQUENCE of the immense increase of trade at
GAYS CHINA PALACE No. 1G22 CHEsNUT street, the
prietor has found it impossible to deliver all the goods
Sold with five and two horses and has in
added another delivery team and will keep adding
from time to time, as business warrants.
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GET THE BFsT.-The Parham New Family
LOOK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE.
easy TeTms.)
Salesroom, No 704 CHESNUT Street.


CZARINE. SUITS,
Carr's Melton Suits,
Scotch Cheyiot Suits,
Plaid Chevot Suits,
Fancy Plaid Suits
CHARLES STOKES,
No S2i Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-15

TEN PACKAGES of these celebrated malt vases
and iardines Just received at GAYS China Palace, No.
1022 CHEsNUT Street All works of art. Call and see
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The WHOLE STORY IN A NUTSHELL.


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called Cayle, which eventually becomes blood.
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