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TJ,1r,s,ffss Story q, Life ,,,, \,
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!. AMl&bnt salase lyr:s I'd te6ogY;a \hif
a hopeless babe.-to greetthe light
F@w%lJalsouaS @Fbnan3 Ygh,,.
\. ws{SHn Nh spnay Sy .n'ss s bs'SssaG aslG &aS16eahr
And then 10 ap.oe @ the iiata Infant gr5w,, vs. aA',' hio
TO ben liaghihg. sprightly 10y. ''i"''' Ell"
s.S,Hqppy, despite hisatlc Noes, X, .,,tap,
{ We're We're lie hu, h,i conscious iS ofhil joytA Sn'S''
Ass%1y Merry. moo,y sSild; d q md TiSeS, 'S"S.
And thea.,sn coat md trowsSefss etad
,S't'aTo 60 10 schoo>and learn i.slQrs 4 IL
Or teachinga, whether aood or bad, ,,t
To ft for Office. shop or store;
a truant oft by Geld or fen.
And capture butterflies; and then
And then increase | in strength and sias, =
''sf To be anon, youth full growing
W a hero in his mothers eyes. .I.lu'r,Uah
young Apollo in hin own: ,tI,gi wqrq
ITO initiate ths.ways Of men galadup,IE
In fashionable sin and then2
And then at last to be a man,
TO fall in love. to woo and wed 4
With see,hing brainto scheme and plan;
To gather gold, or toll for bread;
TO SUE for thmc with tongue or pen,
To gain or loose the prize and then
And then in gray and wrinkled ED
TO mourn tbe speed Of life ydeclne; f
(, To praise the scenes Of youth behcld,
YIN And dwell in mehoty ofLang Syno.A = I
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noCxEn FEMAlLn CoIIEGE!,
NJ LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.

THE FIRST Session Of this Institution will
Il hegiE p1 MospAY. SsFSESBkR 10th. 1885,,
aud clnEe ,he 'secnrd week in Jdne, 1870. II
will u divided int" two equal terms.
lthas long been n cherished object withonl
philantr"pie. friend, JAS. NJ. I..ckKR. Of thi,
city. to establish II brst class en.nle College
With some mssstancr from friends. aud great
sacrifice on his parl, Ire is now able to offer this
Institution to the patronage of All appreciaive
publie.1 II is,ow1ed entirely by him. and the
fnsnees. wifi tho klne>tic department.. will lie
wholly under the c"htro of Inns elf and his ex.
celent. wife.
y The .Literaty Department will he undcp the
mnn,tgemeht "f RoBERT GRAHAM A M Ia.e
President Of the C"Ilego nf Ar,s in Kentucky
University, llis lung experience asta, eiuca.
tor his etniTetif success us in executive officer
and his culture as II Christian gentleman. are n
'sQftcient ennrpntre>tu parerts that the mental
and Innrhl edncatinnIof their daug ghtors will be
properly conducted.
A large and nble Flculty, male and female
whose time and talents are pledged to this en-
terprse. will old the Proprietor and the Pres.
dent to make thisnno If the best Female Colleges
in the whole cInntry. '''.
An elegant building. erected expressly for
this College, lG0 by ~ feet. fur stories. ana to
be tastefully furnished with nll tho modern im.
provemen's. will afford ample accommodations
TOR three hundred day and bnarding pupils
Its location is nne Of the mast beautiful within
the eitr limits. ind M far removed from the
center ut hsh>iness as t" possess ull the a.ivnu
tagns If SUBURBAN seclusinn.
Thecnurse "f Instruction. including Prepnr
atnry,' Collegiate and P'~t.yru'luate' Dopar,:
men's. will br most thorough and IN pains will
be spared to give enrre satisfaction to ull wLu
patr"nizr tho College
Charges US moderate ns in nny institution of
the same grade For fall particulars. terms.
ana gencrhl announcements. apply to james II
IL cker ar President Robert Gmhnni.
ne undersigned having been rlnsen Il Board
III advice and counsel Of Ilpker Female College.
mnst cordially recommend it to M enlightened
public.
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PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful veae-
table restorative is the
sheet.anchcr oftho feeble
and debiIitated. As .
tonic and cordial for tho
aged and Ianguid # has
no equal among ,,tomach-
les. AS q remedy for
tho nervous weakness TO
which women oro esnec..
tally subject. if fs
supcrscdins oyery other
stimulo1it. In all
climates. fronicaI. tenn.
neroto ~ frioiI T. octs
r. a. - ..oSo
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NQuALil y iith iAnUkANCE CON.
IL PANY OF VIRGINIA.. '"y
REASON WHY EVERY ONE SHOULD
INSURE IN THE EQUALITY LIFE
lNSURACE COMPANY OF virginia.

v ~.
l.t. I, is m",c Liberal To the Inaurcrs thar
any nt'cr Company. and will eventually become
purely mutual and belong 10 the iusuiera
IA. II ri'rula'es its money amongst its nav
tr"ns, n" are the ,suiprS. Cons euucntiv they
ure contin ally getting The benefit of the rnpid
acrun'"ai,n- of tie Company. the money be.
ing invested b, thr Board If Die ctnrs umonqss
the insurers 1hclef'r" Il insurers are build
ing M an 6 'ut,, lrcnliailA their uw n, aud
conducted fl the lcnrlt
81. The ''n n ut 'hl> Cmrary nrn as liberal
ns other c. nr"nies, mhn dccl,i ie div end. At
the cnd # th" ,re"nl. til d u, 4 q. rth ,earS1
hn' this '''nlnny AT The end Of he nrst audi
every year. ih''ehy hei",urcr saves several
cars irterc't"n his l. ans by insurirg in thisl
'"ml'mny and h. never inn.c> his money IL het
ny. ~ for ~" Whole. year. whereas. in other
"'ini,'rs. hc las t. 'eniin m insurer ftr !
"raI ,rars. Or he buses II the money heI
',s tnii |
DAVID Il CLARK. President
rilOS II. NlNNE. Vice President,
ip!lN q W!NN. Secretary.
iEN. SAMES II LANE, Actuary.
II . WNlkiNS. ! u.d;,,, H..
nH. II ". DAVIS. Hco''"' ADVISER. /
JUDGE j. y MEREDlrII, Counsellor.
DIRE, TORS:
j. R. WINSTON. Treasurer and Secrets.
rv x + K u. h Il,
WV. j. JOHNSON. of Johnsor& Hunt.
Whoh.s,lc tir"cr,s
WM II. POWERS of Winston, & Powers,
Whrl, s,l,. Grorrs.
ALBERT unDWAY, Treasurer Buck.
inghnm Si,Ir Company
j. +. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams
Express E"mp,ny
CHARLES y. MORRIS, Morris & Co..
Sugar Rcf"rry.
6 \. pEphE, Superintendent Maaohes.
ter Cotton Mills
JOHN H. TYLER John II. s. John
Tyler, Jewellers.
MOSES MILLIlTsER, Wholesale Dry
GondS.
THOMAS s. BALDWIN, Clothing.
JOHN NJ. GODDIN, Cashier Planters'
Bank.
j. II. DOWELL, superintendent Western
Union Telegraph Company.
A G4 ROBERTSON. Cattle Broker.
G.. |. HERRING. Wholesale Grocer.
Il. IL. BROWN, Of Brown, Jones L. Co..
Wholesale G,oc"rs
A. BODEkER Druggist
s. M. ROSENBAUM, Of S. Il NJ. Rosea.
baum, Dry Goods
COL. ROB'T A. THOMPSON notifies his
friends thnt hc has taken the Agency for thio
District with the Equality lifr Insurance Cnm-
rany aud would h" pleased to wait on his
empl"y >o'nc cgh ten solicitors as canvas.
rcrs. AMI viii make it tn heir interest to work
Tor the 'Fqn,liy." ,ic respectfully calls at.
tent"n to tHc advertisement, ahnyo.
EQUALITY LlFE IV.SLR RINCE. CO.:
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The Albany Law School.
Hooker Female College.

LEXINGT'>. kEATrCKY.
fEHHE First Session of this College will begin
i on Monday, September Goth. 1869. Am.
Pile Recommendations. with large and able Fac.
uIty. f'r over three hnnred >chulars. Terms
m"iernte. Err particulars arrly To
R'BERT MlLLIaAN. JAS. NJ. I"cKER. Prop'r.
Mo>ss + LARD. Igrl, or ftf
j. w. McGARveY. r. GRAHAa. 4. NJ. Prest
Bnurd "f Advice.
Sept. 81, 1860 ~ 50 tf
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I.sssuEsl -~A Fair OGer.

Send 'h" retail price. Washer SIS Extra
Wringer $lN. Rd we will forward either u,
both machines free at freight. to places where
~ one il selling: .nd sure are We they viii
he liked. that We ngrec to refund the mvney If
my one wishes tn re,urn tie machines free +
freight. after months trinl according tn iii
rrrtiuns.
n" husband. father brother siuuli permit
the drndGrr. # washing with the hands fifty
NV" DAYS in the year, when il can be done bel
ter more eSpr'i'i"nely. with less lntnr. aud no
injury t" the garments. hy II Dnty Clothes
Washer. and Universal Wriuger.
Cnnrn-srrs with exclusive right of sale mike
m"ncy fast selling them.
;. Sold hy dealers gey9erally, to wh liberal
discounts nre made.
K. G. BROWNING. Gen. Agent.
50 CortMndt St.. New York
Aug. |. 1869 ~ 3m
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IN sildi that n man IN Lowell. Massachu
setts, has invented sc ,re crow that is No
hidaons that crows all around there are car
ryipg bsck the cnrn they stol. last summer
New Orleans has found it out. aud is mn klaus.
y wiiting t" sec if it won't frighten Butler in
to carrying back thos" spoons. o
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A MAJORITY Of the Chinese women who
now arrive at San Francisco are the wives of
men already established iu tile State, and
bring with them their chill liren aud household
goods, and settle down Will. their husbands to
an honest life.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
$lO TRUSS.

.., v., experience found Dr. Shermsns Ten Dol
lar un essentially GsfeBt TO all Others more emeien without '9e
the spine than Dr. hauhs 30 Truss more
lespng modern science and thyfod better than "aes e0
i''s1' " " @' ~ - p WALTON NJ D."
Dr. sHgRMANs omee No COZ Broadway Por illustrated pam
tb Of bad before and ae treatment
Ibsloss 10 cents
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

ror, the Government 10 pay interest on the puddle ueD
and for other purposes approved JunS III 10 iscc
manIad nv the ninth section OF the act OF july o lo'O
he further amended by adding thereto te @
mo i'm his nOssession any tobacco snun OF cigars
featured and sold removed from the a.
from any place where tobacco snuh OF cigars are auo
since July 1868, any person haNlnE III % ~ on ,eSa
mr. withdrawu from a United states DOndeu warehouse
since said date, such tobacco, snun ana cigars hanS
becn nut up in packages prescribed IN the act 10 we
this act is an amendment. and all the Other requli
been complied with, and whO on the lst day OF
1862 filed with the Assessor Assistant Assessor Oh o
district within which lie resides, or his place OF busnc
the inventory required by the seventyeghth ahG u8
prior to selling Offering such tobacco, shuI, u no D
for sale, aix and cancel the proper lhterhal
stamps shall be entitled 10 haYo Ie'unuVdd
TO hm an amount OF tax previously oPd PAN
thereon equal TO the value OF the sIalnIs D.
before sale az aforesaid and the Collector on rev
enue shall and is hereby authorized, on appear 10
made to refund and pay back sum OF money equ 70
the yalue of the stamps affixed, upon satisfactory e-
dence submitted to him that the IOpleeo anu shu -
actually manufactured and removed from the place OF
manufacture and that the cigars were SO nahulaGureu
and removed or imported and withdrawn from unlted
States bonded warehouse and the several rates OF TAX
imposed such goods by the act OF July ~ 1905 us ore
sand assessed and paid aud that the claimant had In all
resnects complied with the Internal Revenue laws as far
s thew have been may be applicable TO such articles
THE Collector of Internal Revenue Is hereby authorized
and prescribe such rules and regulations
for carving out the provisions OF this section, as IN ms
Judgment shall be deemed proper and necessary and
the Collector may in any case at his discretion, allow
snuff and smoking tobacco manufactured PRIOR 10 the
Goth Of July 1863 not in wooden packages 10 he saeu
and sold in the original packages and the rate OF duty on
In bond shall be the cigars Imported after
that date.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

REMOVAL.
JULIUS IVES CO.,
place Of business has been removed from
No ~ MenAne bag extending through the block
No ~ BARcLAY.ST. TO NO ~ PARK.PLACB
aud convenient facilities for bu
nsss, hsy sill be glad 10 receive their frlsndl
We sock complete Assortment Of Foregu and Domestic
KEROSENE LAMPS AND FIXTURES,
and choice selection Of GAS FIXTURES adapted for burning Gas
ErOssn together every description Of desirable goods connected
tsereuiih
We male SPECIALITY Of the manufacture o.
IVES PATENT LAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS,
supplying the BEST GOODS snd the latest desirable i'm
nts tho satsaeOry OF KEROSENE LlGIITA
IMPROVED fIXTURBS commend themselves 10 the public BY
doubt tbtt essential pan
usT SAFETY ECONOMY BRlLLANCI snd CONVENIENCE, the
sInecuea will be AcknoNedged bY all
- s arlnins
others the QUALITY Of gO0s and the completeness Of IhsE
PATENT LAMPS sod BY dealers generally bat 20 ioo
where the merchants them psrcusr
attention 10 RETAIL TRADE makng speciality Of furnishing sAFR
STATIONARY LIGHTS In place Of those that MOVABLE AND
DANGEROUS
APPROPRIATE FOR EVERY PLACE. WHERE GOOD ARTIFI.
CIAL LIGHT II REQUIRED.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

has continued to circulate q greater number OF copies
cise this confidence and shall labor to retain it, Its
previous attractions VIII be continued and Increased.
literature, politics aud the markets with the latest
mary Of the daily We have made special arrange
nal The Farmors' Club will be fully reported, and spo-
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best writer's No farmer who desires TO TIL the soil with
profit, and to know the progress constantly made the
science OF his calling can AFFORD TO neglect the adyan-
tages OF newspaper like THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. espe-
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summary OF all that appears In TIE DAILY aud sEMI
WEEKLY editions while in addition it is made address
Itself to the wants OF the great farming class Reviews OF
all the new publications. and of all that snsw In music and
the fine arts letters from all parts OF the world-some
OF thom OF rare interest to the farmer, showing the
progress OF agriculture In other countres editorial es.
says all topics OF home aud foreign interest together
with full and carefully printed reports OF the markets,
than that of any other newspaper In America by pursu
ing this policy TnE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has attained ts
present commanding influence and circulation and we
enter upon year with assurance readers
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more welcome visitor TO every fresido In the land
The Editor Of THE TRIBONE purposes TO write during
the year 1862 an elementary Political Economy.
wherein the policy OF Protection 10 Home Industry viii
be explained and vindicated. This work will hrst be
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New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
xLIsf CONGRESS-Isr SESSION.
sENATE WASHINGTON, April 10.

SENATE. ...... WASHINGTON APrh ~
The Senate continued in Executive Session
rn O'Clock this morning when it resumed the regular
recd 70 the conference report on the amenda
,orv tax hin and then adjourned until 10 O'CLOCK
At 10 O'clock the Senate reasSeInoleu
ATTORNEY-GENERAl~ -, ,,-,.a,
Tho hill relating 10 the Attorney -ueller'u VI '"e 0
e,atos osas amended and passed
Dt''0S w." PAY OF SOUTHERN SENATOR'S, =,
Mr. MORTON ep, Ind moved TO take up tne IestS Sttes
., 60 nav fhe Senators from the reconstructed Stae
rom the commencement Of the Second Session OF te
Aana NJ FERRY Rep Conn., moved 20 amend so as 10
eonnepsafe Senators only from June 25, 1868
THE EIGHrHOUR LAW. ,,.,, o,,>,
.tnr como discussion OF the resolution MI. WllSON
nyed 70 postpono 1t and take up the joint resolution
dsrin te meaning OF the act regulating the hours OF
labor Lost
FINAL ADJOURNMENT. a..
The discussion was continued until 1870 p M when tne
PRESIDENT pro tem Mr. Anthony declared inc senate
adi without day
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONTESTED ELEGIloS;; ELECT Die o,,d
Mr. PAINE (Rep. Wis) moved TO suspend lhe lules @
take up the contested election case rom the NV 0u
Mr. EIDREDGE moved that the.House adjourn.,Nega
tived-Yeas 26, Nays LOG. ,,.,.
Mr. BURDETTs ep, Mo- moved to SUSPEND @ al rGioS SS
for the purpose Of passing resolution reported from te
Committee Elections, setting forth that IN the con-
tested election OF Wallace agt ; psoh from ,ns
IVth District Of South Carolina, Mr. Wallace Is enteu
70 a seat in the House. -, -.
The SPEAKER decided the motion out OF ORDER.
Mr. HOLMAN appealed from the decision of the Chalr
The SPEAKER declined 10 entertain the appear, auuis
that the gentleman from Indiana tMr Homah was Ia
Mr. BROOKs G5em, n W moved that the House ad.
Journ, which the Yeas and Nays were ofIeIes: anu
the House again refused to adourn-feaS 22 Nays w.
Mr. PAINE stated that il near the close OF the
thatit impossible for the resolution onereu
by the gentleman from Missouri tlr BnloeoD 10 ddI ~
except by unanimous consents he therefore appeaeu W
Mr BURDETT SAID that under the circumstances he
NEW BUMDivG FOR THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
Mr. DAWES called up tie iOint resolution ItlanNe 10
Ute for a building for the State Department Passed
RAILROADS AND CkNAIs
Mr. FERRY REP, Mch), from the Committee on
Rules offered resolution that the Of the Commit
tee Roads Canals be changed TO that OF Railways
and Canals. Adopted
Mr.. LAFLTN qaep. n. ", from the Committee on on
Printing reported resolutions in favor OF printing $1,000
extra copies the report Of the Commssloner OF Pat
ents 5000 copies Of the message Of the president
70 the depredatons of Rebel vessels 5000 extra copies OF
the Land Office report and 25O0 copies OF the letter OF
+; b. Elliott on international coinage; all OF winch were
RELIEF OF ROLLS WHITE.
Mr. JENCKES CRep., r. - called UP the bill Tor the re-
lief of ROlin White. Passed.
THE NINTH CENSUS.
Mf JENCKES offered resolution authorizing the Sc
lect Committee the Ninth Ceusus to appoint sub
sit during the recess to send for persons
and papers and take testimony and TO report bill at the
next session Of Congress. Adopted.
WAITING on THE PRESIDENT
The SPEAKER appointed a Committee the part of
the House TO wait the President and inform him that
unless he had some further communication TO make the
two Houses ready TO adjourn.
Several attempts made TO introduce various res0
lutiOns, but objections were made.
Mr.. DAWES reported t1at the Committee appointed to
wait the President had performed that duty and that
he informed them that he had further
TO make.
FlNAL ADJOURNMENT.
The hour Of 70 o'clock having arrived the SPEAKER
declared the House adjourned without day.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
uorsr or REPREsENrATvEs.

The House continued its session until 3;3O
,,,s uorninr when recess was taken until 10 o'clock
The only business Of importance transacted, not men
TONED in our previous report being the passage OF the
hill for the Portland Branch OF the Central racine h
road with an amendment restricting the sale OF Iahas
10 actua settlers The report of the Conference COmn
tee on tho bill TO extend the time for whdrawlhg wsh
fron bond was adopted and bill placing the name OF
cen HeptzOlman on the retired list was passed
The House reassembled at 10 O'clock
SYMPATHY FOR CUBA.
Mr.. BANKS Nep., Mass) offered the lollowlhe 80, ,h.
Rsoped bv me House ReDrestRa That the people oI e
United State with the people Of CHha 10 tlen
Efforts to secure independence ADD establish puo %
personal liberty ani the equ
Ssbs Of All he peoples the House Of Represense VIII
upport 70 the President Of the Uoied states wheht
In bis opinion Republican Government shall nave been ~ @ S
he eIpedent 70 recognize lh buPeu0e az"
Of such Republican Government
MT BANKS moved to suspend the rules for the pur-
nose of agreeing to his resolution The rules were sus
bended aud the resolution passed by vote VI 70 10
h. The following Is the vote
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

4 RAYMOND g. Co.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
COR POLToS AND sAssAUsTs
EVERY GARMENT WARRANTED WE'LL MADE
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
iAnnounesmeuul
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMPROVEMENTS IN ARTIrI.

EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS IN ARTIPI-
clAL TKE1H-PrOm waisOns Weekly Art JoufnAl9-Dr LIZ
vErr always aHisd among as dentists and dentistry over
much to h scientific researches but his invention Of Suction Gel
ulsr Plate combined With rseud gold web and base for artificial
teeth come. perfection than have It so light
hardly to weight hand extremely elastic and strong
By series cells held mmovabe In the mouth aud 30 small
and eomp. that IL does not interfere with speech taste II the
shtes most csny that put In the mou
and, consequently, eOmnendL No. T EAST TWEsrikIHsi
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

THE FoRTY-sEvENTH-sT FIRE.
The loss of Messrs Neidlinger, Smidt & Co.,
whose extensive malthouse on East Fortyseyenth-st
was destroyed by fire early on Saturday morning,
amounts 70 about s2OOO0e. building machinery, ana
stnck ThoY are lnsured by tho following cOnpahesi
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

sf,O0O.O00 stolen from n Savings Bank in
Philadelphia Electricity, applied the use of the BuRGLAE ALsss
would saved the property No possible douo OF IL
Look out Tor patent claimed TO be %
Oe BURGLAR ALARM TELBGRAPH removed 70 no
Murray.st, two doors from Broadway. l. hoLA"
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

ELECTRICAL THERAPEUTICs-The promptness
aud cr,Inty With which Reey the most obstinate diseases
practically by Dr. CHANBERLS No. W. FouTeen'h
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
g" THANK GOD ~"

"THg CROWN OF VICTORY WON At LAST AFTER
THIRTY LONG YEARS OF POVERTY PATIENT Toll. srRUo.
GLE AND ANXIETY. LIVE To SER MY FoSDEsr HOPES
REALIZED, AND THE MOST BEAUTIFUL JOURNAL IN THE
WORLD PRINTED UPoS THR PRESSES OF MY OWN IN.
vESTIoS"
suh exclamation Of the Inventor of the Color Presses upon
Which THR ILLUMINATED WESTERN WORLD printed Il
oulJ printed oil Coo each Illustration
closely resembling beautiful oil painting Every number
with glowing Romsness Love and sthonic Teh Q. companion
esdsthe magazine Of every branch Of eraiushc cham
pOO Of all noble induesbo support Of the farmer merchant Sr
san and devoted the education Of the send for specimen
copie. Sent SratIL Subscription. % per snuum.
AdIre. THB WESTERN WORLD COMPANY, corner PARK place
and COnsge.plse.. p o Box No. 4a29 New.Yorh
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SourRE g. LANDER, No. 97 Fulton-st New
York Is the best place TO buy reliable WArChss hne DNosD h
KLKY and sILy "a WARE Diamonds specially