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DRoPosALs FOB SUBSISTENCE STORES,

OFFICE CHEF CrNMrsSARY or SURSrSTFRcED
fIRsT MILITARY DISrsIcr.
RICHNoND, Va, August a., lsSq
Sealed proposals lin duplicstel win be received
at this ONCE until , IN MONDAY, septsm
ter ~. 1859, for Supplying the following ar.
Eclee, viz:
l0h barrels Extra Flour.
70 half barrels Family" Flour,
$50 pou nds Salt.
SOpOuDls Adamsutine Candles
Conditions, &C, as her ,tofore.
A POTTER,
Byt Ma. & Chief CommisssrT srbsi.tenc.,
aus - First MflftarV Dfsfrfr.
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QT COOPER LATlMEB, Auctionser-.
- Successors to Jas. q. MCGUIRE OBJ
Southwest corner Of Penn avenue and llth street.
Star ONCE Building.
QY W. l.. WALL :, Aucuoneers,
ID Stores corner Ninth and q streets,
(Wall Opera House,

CHANCERY SALE. w
- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
E OF the District of Columbia, passed In q eau se
4of Mulligan VS. Mullgsn and others, No
lisa Equity, will offer at public sale on
THURSDAY. the sd day Of September, at the
hsur OF 57f O'Clock p m, on the premises Part of
Lot No. 4, In square 90, fronting on the east side
OF 2lst street. near street, twenty feet more or
less. with Frame Hiding upon the same. Also
part OF same lot No 4, fronting 261a feet on 2Ist
street, with stone foundation and chimney stand
Ing upon the same
Terms: One third cash; the balance of the pur
chase money in six and twelve months; the pur-
chaser giving his notes bearing Interest from the
day OF sale. All convey ancing and stamps al the
expense Of the purchaser.
r. p JACKSON. Trustee
sell lot WIN. L. WALL CO. Aucts.
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8AMAalrAN,9 GIFT
pIAAO TUHIHa AHD REPAIRIHa.

e. L. Wild. formerly Taner Co..
x KH;ssS, ga :us:ssS :Psy e %I s.S,1; HSfU
BRO. d PiaSo stors. I9S 18th street, between p.
avenue And . street, stin aves especial attentoi
20 the chow. Other instr1mento also reDairS6,
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WAsHLNsIoN, ID; o.. Avg. IS, 1879.
Un the petition OF y. ". HUGHES, Of Pslmyrs,
granted 70 him on the 10Th day Of Hovembsr, 1855.
iof a. inproyement In Hand seed Planters
u 10 ordered, thaa said petition Be heard &C thf.
once on the lst day Of November merit ANY psr-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, deDo-
stions, and other pspers should Be hled In r1ia
once twenty DAYS before the day Of hearing
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINsION, ID. o., August Is. 1859.
On the petition Of JOHN TAGGART ,iof Melrose,
Mass, praying for the extension Of Q patent
granted to himself and Vernon Brown, 40 ASST gnees
Of Of the said Tasssrt on the 9Th day of December,
Stone:
1t is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 0th day Of October next; thai the
time for filing arguments and the Examiner's
report be limited to the 9th day Of November next
and that the petition be heard on the 18th day
ef Novemper next. ANY person NAV oppose this
extension. SAMUEL e. FIsHtR
On 30 law3w Oommfsaioner of Pafants
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BOPosALs FOR BUILDINGS.
HEAp2uAEIERsfIRsT military DIsrl.crD
o.. Catsf yEa-rsr4asf.-,
hiohrrosd, Va, August IS. lSsq.
seaied Proposals lin tri plieate will be received
At this once until u IN. OF RDAT septem-
her IS, lo69. Tor the purchase from the United
states OF the WOODEN BUILDINGS lately occn-
mond, Va, as
"RiPAiB SHOPS" OF the CAnAl. below I7ta
street, and
" FORAGE HOUSE. +" at the Rockets
Proposals may he inside fer the whole or any az
the buildings, and further infor nation 90 20 az,
Of the buildings and manner OF sale can be Oh
tanned application q this Office
The envelopes contain ne proposals 20 be en-
dorsed Proposals for Buildings, !" sad fOrsardsi
by mail 70 this Office.
BY order Of the Qu,rtermsster General q. O.
army. J. G.. CHANBLER,
Breyet Col Quartz rmaster U. 3 Army.
6u27 CT Chief O NJ lst Military Dt.trtct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

THIS AFTEhNOON.
RY COOPuR q LAfIMER, Auctionsers,
ID teuccee1orS 70 Jss. @. Mcclure Co.,
vANIA AVENUE At Auction.
On T THURSDAY. the l6sh day Of September, 1859,
Al snb Ssi:ca NJ on the ILs%s s;dd We
bsred fourteen (Il: 10 square numbered fifteen
the os enc city OF a s az ao.n ppsn
corner of Pennsylyapia avenue and 18th street
west. fronting 81 feet inches on Pennsylvania
a. Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance I'm
th if equal payments, st s, y, And IS months,
purchasers notes endorsed 20 the satisfaction Of
the owner. All cenveysncing, inciudi ng stamps,
required when the property 10 struck of.
Title warranted perfect
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I IEBEGS MEAT BISCUIT;
IL LONDON BISCUITS;
BENTB WATER CRACKERS;
LONDON DYsPlPsIA CRACKERS;
ITALIAN PASTE;
VlkM1CELLIE
MACCAR0NI;
PARMESAN CHEESE;
Just received ct N. W. BUROHELL'S,
Corner Of 18th and streets,
au Is Under Ebbitt House.
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- o.
OFFICE CHrEF CoMNIss'r OF suBsHrENcE.J
DEPARThENT OF MISSOURI,
FsSI tEhvENwoRTH, KAN, Aug q, 1883.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, subject 10 The
usual conditions, will be rsceiyed at this ON ce
mt, until O'Clock m, MONDAY, September n |,
)6o9, for furnishing:
500 pounds Of Brown Sugar.
5000 pounds Of Green Coffse. and
2OOoo pounds Of soap, in we'll strapped boxes.
eamples must accompany bids.
Proposals must state the kind of psckases In
which the articles win be furnished, the sugar
win only be received In strong clo.s. we'll stripped
strong burlsp and the outer sack gunny0 and
will be delivered at tots place and &C the railroad
depot in Lesvsnworth city e well as time Of De.
Brsyet Brigsdier General and Csisf Commi.sary
Of subsistence, Dept Of Missoun. se u 50
V,HI iORDIR OF NAY N. 1858, AN.
i bouncing the recsivai Of PROPOSAL fer the Sale
Of Wsste Paper belongihG 20 the Treasury Do.
Dartnent, 10 hereby wifharavnio5 the ps S;g
ny 1T Cen. eupf. rsssary BsfDdinSs.
FhUlr PsIsEkvIse JARS
Best In useat NV. BURCaELL'5,
corner Of 18th and streets.
Gu under xbbitt Bsuse.
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TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the pe,is,aS af s.s y q 91E 81; lss9
mluistratrlN on the estate of Richard @. Hol mes
deceased, and William III. Butler. Of seg York,
n. n. praying for the extension OF a natent
granted g the said Richard @. Holmes and viii
an improvement IA Locks:
Il lie ordered that said petition be heard AZ this
ON on the 18th day Of October next AnV ner
son may oppose this extension. Objectfons dsno-
tltlons, and other papers should be ftlte IN tSs.
office twenty days before he dsy OF MIND
an lS-law3w CommissiSk 20 pasa,.
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~
ZEAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST WARD
- BY virtue of q deed OF trust, dated une 18th,
= 1893, and duly recorded In Liber No 55l, folio
- ct seq, of the land records for Washin gton
county, District OF Columbia, and by direction Of
the party secured thereby, will sell at public
auction, In front OF the premises, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day OF September, 1853, at clock q. M,
ell that certain piece or parcel OF ground situate
and Ding in said city of Washington, and being
known and described "a Lot marked and lettered
"B,' in Todd recorded subdivision of part Of Lot
numbered thirteen l3l, in Square numbered eighty
lsVl having front of nineteen 49, feet seven and
a half US inches On &c" street north aud run
ming back with the same width one hundred ami
twenty one tl2l feet eight and q half (s1 inches,
10 On alley seven ~ feet wide. The above prop
erty is improved by four story brick house with
msstic front, with ample back building, and con
tanning eleven rooms, with gas, water, and mod
ern conveniences, and is situated in high Is de.
Investment
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in 6, IL,
and l8 months. The trustee reserves the ri sht to
resell in case Of non compli with terms OF sale
within i've days, at the risk and cost the default
ing purchaser. All conveyancIng and stamps at
sale, WILLIAM Ii TODD, JR., Trustee
seH-3taw2w J. b. WHEELER 90, Aucts
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oITIo.
p.., Nav DEraR5NENT,

y, =, W AZ IUN. y. o. bepttnIeT q IN9,
On the petition Of PHlLo MARS 4 of SS,tb
Adams, Massachusetts,, pray nc for the extension
oil apatent gr snted 10 him on the lot daV Of Jznu
airy, lo'5 Tor an Improvement in TreatiuC Oils
tlh ordered that the testimony in the cas-. 10
closet On til 9Th hay Of November next that tie
aa" Ter rliug arguments All the ENaminer's re
port lie limited O. tie Sfh LAY Of pacnmbsr nas.
1nd tlet ssiu D. iion h- heard on the Isth tag OF
Any person may oppose thi, ext ansiou.
SAMUEL Fisher,
mis- sfa ~ De-
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u washington, ID C., September 2 I9sa
,,on the petition Of WILLIAM BANTER OF
newark, New Jersey. praying for the erta-si9n al
patent granted u him on the 18TH dsy Of F-brO
airy. 1856, for al i'm proyement in Wranches.
~ ~ ordered that tn testimony in the case be
oicsed on the sth day Of January next, thai tue
ume Tor ming arguments ant the EKGniuer's
report be ini.ed to the lsih DAY 81 ysnuAry -ext
Az that said petition be hesro on the 24th day OF
JsnUarT next
Any person nsy oppose this extension
SAMUEL = FISHER
Of pasa
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NITED sTATEs PATgNT OFTICE.

On the petition Of 6aSsifR q. T5Imis' or
son OF pateut granted 20 him on the 4th dav OF
Dscember, 1855, for an improvement in Gimets:
II IL ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 9th day Of November next, IL At the
time Tor Ming arguments and the Examtner's re-
aud that said petition be heard on the I'D day OF
November next "
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL o. HISHBk
ee % laWSw Commissions of Pafeats
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NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

- VASE IN6TON, ID. O., Sept g. lssg
on the petition of SETH sIMMOss, OF Proyf.
eehce, X. administrator OF the estate OF haa
simmons, deceased. praying for the extension OF
patent granted 20 the said Nathan SimE ms. on
the sth day Of December, 1855, for az Improve
ment IN Cloth Stretching Rollers
IL 10 ordered that the testimony in the case ba
closed on the 9th day Of November next, that thu
time LOT ming the arguments and the GNaninaris
report be limited 20 the l6ih day of November
cay Of November next.
ANY person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL 5. FISHER.
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Rf 0REEH D WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real state Brokers,
NO. e26, Southeast corner Ith and d streets.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
rhOMTlHG ON sTH STREET WEST, BE,
TIMMIMrnH L AND u STREETS NORTH, AT
-, On MONDAY, the 10th instant, at 5,.p m.
4. We shall sell, the premises q good two story
frame House, Lot being IL feet inches Fl ont
py 70 feet deep, with Q good SIDE and paved back
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and
cured bv o deed OF trust the premises All
conyeyancing and stamps ut the cost of the pur.
chaser. $50 down on the day Of sale.
Sc h-d 9RDEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RT COOPER d LATIMER, Auctionser-.
- Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure OBJ
Southwest corner Of Penn q avenue and uth street
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
TY ON FOURTH STREET EAST Ar AUG
Il On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept Plat
EMJ 1852. ate O'Clock, we will sell part Of Lot No
dl in square Ho. 795 with the i'm proveuents
thereon, consisting OF two-story Frame Dwell.
ing. This property Is situate en- 4th street O ast
between South Caroline avenue and south G ar
Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance in six
and twelve months, secured by deed Of trust or
the property. S25 down at time OF sale. Stamo "a
and conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
SAMUEL CROSS, Trustee
COOPER q LATIMER,
se n-eo6ds lRep.1 Auctioneers.
DY T. WAL. - ,uruonpers
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Best In use at NV. BURCdELL,5,
corner Of 18th and streets.
gu under xbbitt Il apse.
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TRUSTEES sALEOF vALUABLEIM PROVED

RY JOHN b. WHEELEB & CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 422 18th street, east side,J between
G and streets
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A NTHRACIrE COAL FOB rHK NAVY.

seIOa Brevst Col. ana 4. 9s d. 5. A
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The dusk drew on. She came out t,
the door and listened. There came nc
sound of horses feet. She went in. laic
the cloth and set the table for tea. The
clock moved on to eight. She grew
anxious. She listened at the window.
at the door, out in the road. She went
i'll again. No sign or sound of Prent
She sat at the window and watched.
need not tell you how she tretted and
feared. The hands of the clock moved
slowly round. 1t struck nine at last.
Still no sign or sound. She got up, took
the spoons and forks, unlocked the iror
safe and put them in. Crhe safe was
Uncle Clitton's when he had the ole
store at Lindesley). She meant to start
south if Prcnt did not come before long
She saw that the doors were fast. shut
the blinds, sraightened things up Il little
put on her shawl and went out She
leaned over the gate and listened.
She had stood there long time. She
turned to lock the front door. She could
not wait longer. But she stopped. What
was that It's gone now. No-there
it is again. 1t dies away; then bursts
out again with clearer clamor. Trample,
trampe, trample, trampe. Louder and
nearer every moment-the regular, clat-
tering, scurrying tramp of horse at a
wild, free run. n quick pain shot thro'
Nell's heart. She knew that was not
the tramp of a horse under the guidance
of man. She knew that he carried an
empty saddle rs certainly as if she had
heard the flying strrups rattle and clank.
She ran along to the barnyari gate, threw
it wide open, caught up long pole, and
stood across the road.
The flying horse came on, trample,
trampe, trample. Round the bend be-
low, along the orchard fence, past the
house, and close upon her, head down,
and running wild. She shouted, flour
ished her pole, struck at the horses head
1t swerved and leaped through the gate.
She knew it was not Driver. She shut
the gate. The horse ran round the yard,
then slower, then trotted, head up, snort
ing, and stepping high. Then she stop
ed at the barn and looked around. Nell
went up. The mare drew off at first,
but Nell coaxed her, and got her hand on
the bride after minute or two. She
patted the mares smooth neck and head,
talked to her: 500, Nancy"
Nell led her up to the house, where the
light shone out from the window She
knew the mare-Brame's roam, Skylark.
The Squire had driven her over only last
week. Saddle and bride she knew, too.
knew them, and trembled with horrible
fear They were Prent's. There was
the rent in the skirt that she darned two
days ago, There was the new stirrup-
strap ON the near side, and the new ring
bit in the bride.
She hitched the mare to the gate, went
in, put out the light and locked the door.
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TRICHIN-h.-A piece of muscle, taken
from the shoulder of a man who recently
died in hospital in New York city from
an attack OF hrtcAmp pualA, was exhibit
ed 10 us yesterday, under the solar mic
roscope, by DIR. Charles +. Thayer, mic
roscopist and curator of the Museum of
the Medical Department of the Universi-
ty. The specimen of trichina was of
course dead, but could be distinctly seen
coiled up partly under the muscle, and
appeared when magnified fifty times to
be about sixteenth Of an inch in diam
eter. The sight was enough to cure any
desire for pork, either raw or cooked.
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we skirted round the base of Lookou
Hill, and turned south at Kerrimair
Mill, he took out his watch, knocked the
ashes OFT his cigar, and held the sparl
close to the crystal. 1t was half-pas
eleven. We curved round to the eas
and turned the corner sharply to thC
: right
as this the Ocean road?"
"Yes."
We bowled away down it. | had my
mind made up. At Browner's Fork the
Shore road splits off and bends west
The angle at the junction is so sharp.
the two roads SO nearly alike, that nc
stranger could say which was the straight
road and which the branch. When we
came to the fork | held her head west
and took the road to Shore. He seemed
TO doubt me here. He put his head out
and looked down the other road. Turn
ing again, he eyed me keenly. | CHR
ruped to the mare and swept ahead.
SIS this the right road?" he said, his
eyes upon my face.
''This is the right road" Right, YES
but hardly for Caramore.
Where does the other lead -
| felt that defiance was my only course
now. pulled up the mare, faced him
full and square.
''Ill drive the other road if you like"
''Get up" he called to the mare. Let
her 90, do you hear ?"
He glared ut me fercely: his hand
leared up to his breast, lifted the flap OF
his coat. Dimly 1 saw the hilt of a
sheath-knife under the fold
"Ioung man. he said, ''if you play
NE false, I'll put my knife through your
heart
gave him no answer. | gave him
Glance for glance, turned my face and
drove on. | understood him. He had
made sure of finding the money upon me
Failing that, he had thought that |
might possibly drive him right. At half
past twelve we struck the Caramore road
at last, and rolled along it, hemhng for
hou'e.
The Parson was plainly uneasy; |
heard the bay horse still galIoping be-
hind. The mare was getting much dis
tressed; her breathing sounded plainly,
quick and hard. is this the Caramore
road p His face had a batfied, murder
Gus look.
This is the Caramore road"
GLOW far Is it now ~
"'Four mics and half" -Four miles
and a half bthutd!
He leaned forward and looked in nv
face. | gave him back as good. Again
his hand stole back to his breast.
''lou said it was seventeen miles
We've come twenty and more. What
do YOU mean 2
Il mean it's five miles to Caramore."
| looked him straight in the eyes
straight and defiant. l never saw such a
look in another face as he gave me then
His hand was in his breast
If were not i'll Caramore in half an
hour"-his words came slow and wicked
" calm-''Tl put you out of trouble"
He leaned back and | drove on. |
never wanted to Kill but one man. |
think know how murderer feels who
beats and tramples a mans life out in a
sudden fury OF hate. | hated that white
faced villain with murderouS hate. |
longed to have him alone in some wild
place. with only my hands and his for
armur, and none between us two.
The end was near. But it was not
vet
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y little fellow had dirty face, and
ms teacher told him to 90 and wash it.
lie then went out and stayed for few
minutes, and then came back with the
lower halt of his countenance tolerably
clean, and the upper halt wet and dirty
Johnny" said the teacher, -why did
you not wash your fa;e ~ 81 did wash
it," said johnny. "Why did you not
wipe it, then, all over p 81 did wipe
it as high as my shrt-tail would reach,"
was .Johnny's conclusive reply.
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To sleep comfortably, ventilate your
room do not cover yourself too warm
ly I; sleep as much as possible on the
side that position securing the most
perfect ventilation to the spine leave
the luxury O. Of feather beds to the he
roes and heroines of novels, who are priv
ileged to violate all natural laws and
finally, always go to bed with a clear
conscience and an empty stomach.
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Anna Dickinson was too late for tho
tram at Desmoines, Iowa,a few mornings
since, and she hired a locomotive to take
her l65 miles, and rode upon it with the
engineer and fireman,
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! rom tho GalsXy, fer February.
) 20, 90,
|. PEENT.


ooh, hope SO, Nell. | think I'll ce
through the best of it to-day. | cxpec
10 bring you home twenty thousand TO-
night
"lln~h :" she said ''You're fooli.l
to talk 50. | wish You were well out o
the business, Prcnt"
''l>haw, Nell :" he answered. ..thcre'.
40 danger. I'd like to leave it in BatI
and Nc~;bury's safe in Caramore. but
Oath told me, Yesterday, they wouldJr'
have any mO!c. There's been a safe
robbery down west, and they re afraid.
don't blame EN- though
/ NV here are YOU 9oin@ to-day -
I'm going south. through Dixon and
| IamthrUp TO Shore. and then west hv
the South Country road to Scaville and
i'iumlcy. and then home by Caramore.
Il Is Il long poll, but | haven't nuch
work to do. and | guess Driver ii do it
hy dark" lie got up from the breakfast
table and prepared o 90 out.
"Wctl. don't be rash. Prcn,."
''Oh. I'll look out. Don't YOU fear.
Gopu-by, Nell" She saw him rude brown
Driver through the .atc aml trot away
Gown The south road. At twelve prcmt
rode out us shore. and hr!d on east alouy
tn, wide South Pike al two he wa, in
NsaNl!le Centre. In P,umIcv he was de
iyyd. /" gvt nome by dark, he should
lave been at Caramore by hali-paSt four.
he >ln WAS low on Three Pm. His
"hcm he rode up to Bath rnd Wc-tburv's
General country store. lie hitchcd Dri-
Yer 10 post, went in and warmed hi>
hands at The Stove.
"-eVimin', Broom, said liah lie
h'cNonci and passed through to the back
1;orr. l'rcnt followed aud shut the door
behind him.
''broom. says Bath, Nyou've got to
take THAT money aluu% with vuu. an all
got 10 >ay i the sooner YOU 9ct shct OF
= tine better for vou
"WAy. what, to pay now. Bath -
asked prcut.
There WIS two regular >portrr- stop
ped at Jim Crickctt> las, nj dit. Tn,v
come 10y different trains, didn't know
.lch other at all, at first. hat cot very
aicN Aicr, the night was our. III, .;r-t
.nc @ive hi- name William PaGdirl on.
wG wheu the otter fellow -iw Il uu thu
book. he put hi-'n Gown. James Vi
Nalkiu@bcam. Last week, too, there
WAS a teIlow in here pretended he was
-enf for a Bell"mv tobacco company |
H-h,j hIm some quz1ii : questions that
-.owcd he wasn't up t. the tobacco trade
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PiFRCE & MAY.
ANASA kASSON-

...N. ,..Nh AID unT>- NNkI<G
- ....f..-. ..--- j.. Is. street.
ENVN o.. WAY.
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.t. l'.usHIrg. VI.
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