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COunf de faiikaO, the New French
Premier.

HiSfUu name is Chas. GuiiIaume Marie Cousip
&c MOntsuban, Count de Palikao, and he was
horn on the 9th OF June, 1895. He was employed
~ an carly age in Algiers. and distinguished
himself there a. a cavalry officer. From that
time he had brilliant military career rising to
the rark Of General. The year 1s0J was marked
IL the life 81 General Cousin Montauban by one
OF the most extraordinary events of modern his
tory. Invested with the chief command of the
French expedition into China, he had the honor
81 accom- fishing that almost fabulous invasion
which brought tie arms and banners of the
French and English even to the capital OF this
vast and distant empire. The capture of the
forts o; Takou at the mouth OF the Peiho on the
2lth OF August, the great victory OF Palikao
over General Sang-ko- hio-sin, on the Dist Of
September, the destruction of the royal palace,
the entry into Pekin on the 18th OF Oc-
tOber, forced the Chinese to accept the
treaties imposed by the allies, and assured,
at least, temporarily, the respect of
European interests in the extreme East
In recompeIse for these great successes the
Emperor had already elevated him TO the dig
nifty OF the grand cross Of the Legion OF Honor
on the Goth Of December, 1850, and hal made
him Senator on the 18th of March, 1861. on the
22d OF January, 1852, he conferred on him the
title OF Count de Palikao. On the 22d of June
1,Cj, he was made, in place OF Marshal Can
robert. who was called TO Paris, commander OF
tie fourth army corps, of which the head
quarters arc at Lyons, and of the eighth mill
tary division. He was made commander of the
Legion OF Honor on the I'D December 1878
and Grand Officer 18th December, $50. In 1850.
when he was given the grand cross, he could
count fOrty-:wo years or effective service
twenty-eight campaigns, and one wound At
tie outbreak OF the present war it was rumored
Tat Cont Pslikao was 70 be put in command
al tie second army corps, but this command
v a subsequently given TO the unfortunate
Frossard. and the new premier has not thus far
figured prominently in the contest.
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The Ohio Republican State Convention yes
to-day nominated General Isaac r. Sherwood
fer Secretary of State, Hon. George W. Nell
vane FOR Supreme Judge, General WIN. T. Will
son for Comptroller OF the Treasury and Philip
v. Herring for member OF the Board OF Public
Works. The resolutions adopted express conf.
dence in the administration, and sympathy with
the people OF Germany in their conflict. The
Republican Convention OF Louisiana yesterday
nominated candidate for State Treasurer aud
three Of their Congressional Representative
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EaC-IsH OPINION ON THE QUEENS Cup
Essr.-It was first reported in London that the
Ca tria Won the race for the Queens cup In
New York harbor, and there was much eIulta-
tion. Her real position in the race was not
known until next morning. The deception
practiced on the public Is bitterly demo anced.
The NebSs Acknowledges England has again been
beaten and says piaintively: $50 the Qaeen's
cup stays beyond the ocean, where it has beea
twenty years"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-11

The Republican Congressional Committee
have issued an address to the people or the
country. Ii shows the reasons why the party
can appeal TO the country for q continuance OF
power in Congress, and reviews the great and
good results which il has produced in the past.
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hr. Erastus Brooks, brother OF James Brooks.
:, We see, mentioned as candidate for Congress
IN the First district Of New York.
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The New York Erpress takes the trouble to
deny statement by George Alfred Townsend
that the President was insulted at Long Branch
by Jim Fisk.
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The Maine girl who in her devotion to fashion
waS Killed by inseetsfrOm her jute switch eating
into her brain died In the line OF juty.
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The Cincinnati Enqaiyer advises ANYBODY in
want OF fun TO go 10 the German Garden about
eleven O'Clock at night and shout eyre Ia
France
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Tie session Of the British Parliament was ad-
jouTned yesterday. and the usual ass.iress from
the Queen was delivered Ii refers in regretfuI
terms TO the pending war, and states that the
govCrnnent made CIV, r. effort to avert it, and
now stands ready to use all its power t. heal
the breach. Arrangements have been made to
preserve the neutrality of Belgium. The Queen
makes a satisfactory retrospect of national az
fairs and the legislation accomplished during
the session, especially OF the Irish land bill and
The education bill.
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The Senatorial canvass in Maine has began
il earnest at this early day. A call has been is
sued in Portland for a meeting OF all republi-
cans favorable to the election OF Governor
Chamberlain to the seat now occupied By Mr.
Morrill, The meeting Will probably be held on
Friday night The call is signed by ii We hun
dred republicans, and the design of the meeting
is 10 organize for work in the legislative eiec-
lions. The other candidates named are Lot NJ.
Morrill,, now Senator, and Isaac Washburne,
JT., 10 ho.ds the Office of collector at the port
OF Portland Chamberlain, it is understood,
receives the quiet support of a portion of the
democratic party, and this is likely TO damage
him with the republicans. He is put forward
progressive republican" whatever that
NAV mean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-11

Nr. Thornton, English ambassador az Wash
irgton, has been made knight Commander OF
t. Bath.
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Judge Binghnra's District.

CALDWELL, o., AUG. G. 1870.
Editor Star Since leaving Washington I
have made extensive inquire in the Several
c)untieS Of Hon. John a. Binyham's district
a1d md that HIS denomination is perfectly GER
Itih. Ire people are unirTor him. Every
where go tnItEe pecnIe his friends as of old
when IN tie conventions OF lS,ji-G-s saw them
Use 10 their feet and nominate him with cheers
OF acclaTnaticn, without one dissenting voice.
DihGham has not changed except for the better.
Inc peoples devotion to him has but changed
LOT strong, enthusiastic. personal attachment.
III the people alone were consulted Bingham
would have lie opposition whatever. only a
few ambitious asrIants fox lis place are seek
ing TO defeat him. They will fail. The stand
~" men of the district are unanimous for Bling
ham. Each county on the first ballot may com
p-;ment Da!zell or Foreman and Taylor, etc,
but on the second ballot the entire vote OF the
convention viii be for Bingham, the first, last
and only choice of the people.
Truly yours. j. NJ. A.
lOur correspondent writes in a sanguine str ain
and we have no doubt he has grounds for the
faith that is in him; yet We have adyices from
bis district which look decidedly less favorable
for Mr.. Bingham. IL il not to be doubted that
there is strong feeling Of opposition TO him,
and, If what we hear can be relied on, he will
succeed rather through want OF harmony inthis
opposition than or account of his own positive
strength. Still, we regard his denomination as
pretty certain.l
THE WAX POINT OF FRANCE.-Murat Hal
sted writes from Paris to his paper, the Cincin
natl Commercial
"The weak point of France, expect, is this
blOated, pampered, passionate, needless, head
long Paris. l do not believe in the great depth
or enduring qualities of the war sentiment dis
played here for a few nights after the declara-
ton of the war. There was fury in it, and fe-
verish excitement, but not evidence Of tenacity,
capacity to suffer and grow strong in suffering.
The PROFESSIONS, bearing tri-cOlOrs and torches,
looked a little as if they were esteemed as fine
spreeS, rather than demonstrations of an ar
cor quenchable only by death. Like a good
many or our torch bearers in political cam
paigns. the mass of the actors were boys. There
were blouses marching with the rest, but the
workiDgmen were not, am convinced, out in
force. The constituents OF Rochefort have not
been converted into admirers OF the Emperor
Upon the whole the Emperor would do well 10
Keep a few reliable regiments within easy reach
OF Paris. There are persons here, and great
many of them. who have far greater hatred OF
him than OF the PruSsians. and who would be
willing to see France Inundated for the sake OF
the destruction of his dynasty"
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The Markets To-Day.
T.Lecrdphed Epclvrrslv 10 The Euent,o lytoy

BALTIMORE. Aug. ll.-Cotton ,ods scarce and in
demand At 1871. Flour quiet and weak. Howard
stree; fUpeTEre Seas $50: do extra, S7aS7 70; DO
family. SsaSl 10: City III Ills superfipa, S6tS7; do
extra S7as !{o do. family, ssa 10 Western super
hn-, o SO p: do. extra, S1aS1 20, do. family.
S7.s0aSS. Wh"at-Ieceprs light; .ales of prime red
ST s Gas 65; good 70 prime: II pas -; GOOD to
prime white. Sl.5OaSl.7G: Western, 8 1 25aS As
Whitecorn SlloaSl.l5; yellow, SIO7asllo. Oats
better 1T 45a4Sc Rye, Scasl. There is no change
in provisions. Wbiskey-no demand-stock scarce.
With prices 81 SlaSl Of.
BALIINORs. Aug. n-virginia SKIES. old. 40 !
bid, "a asked do, le6s on bill 81 asked do. lS61, IS
bid. = asked
NEW YoRE, AUg. n.-Stocks not quite as strong
Gold, II Money Bal per cent. Exchange. long %
stcrt, rs. Bonds. IL Virginia IS, ex coupon,
5g' new, 90. North Carolina's 5, old, 49, new, %.
NEW YORK, Aug. H.-FlOur dull and heavy
Wheat dull and nominal Corn heavy.
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~HALLS HAIR RENEwER ........1Oc
uS Al same low rate we offer Ayers, Rings,
Montgomery Barrett's, Mrs. Aliens, Chev alters
FINE OLD BYE WHISKY,
warrsnted pure, for medicinal and family use, bot
tied By my self, large
Also.
Ayers ssrsapartlla and Cherry Pectoral-.......ssc
Helmboids Buchu and rila.....-.........3 81
yaynss Alternative and Elk
bateheors Hair Dye (black and brownl..........s3c
Hostetter
Lubin's Perfumes, very large assortment, warrant
. Cd genuine S0c
Magnolia Balm and LeIrc's Bloom DC
Lyons aShairon and Trico pherus DC
Burnetts Cocoaine and
Schencks Tonic and PulmOnic syrup.--...-...a As
CsigHtes soaps. oil kinds, retailed Ut wholesale
winchssters Hypophosphitss.............. .... Sc
Browns Ers. Jamaica Ginger DC
California wiEes-Angeica, Port, sherry, Musca-
tel, 81; Hook and Claret. Sc
De yongh God Liver OIL, genuine as
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLHND GIN. Rum. &c :.
all warranted pure, and at lowest rates
Just laid In largest stock Of Toilet Articles In the
city, which will sell at 50 per less than reg
lar prices, a. imported and domestic Perfumery,
Soaps, Colognes, Hair Oils Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth
Nail. Infant, Shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
and Fine tooth Comb. In great variety, Prepar .
tcular attention TO the Com pounding of Physcisns'
Prescriptions and family Receipts, eli of which viii
be pot mp half the usual rates, and every article
warranted fresh and pure.
XRfHUR EATTANS, Druggist,
sDs-u Corner ID and streets, n. W.
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T"THE POLITICAL SITUATION AT THE
S SOUTH"

%"THE POLITICAL SITUATION AT THE
US SOUTH
meeting Of THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION will be held On FRIDAY EVEN
ING, August -, lo7O, al . clock, in
LINCOLN HALL.
By invitation, Hen. A. 7. AkERMAN, Of Georgia.
Attorney General o: the United States will address
the meeting.
All persons are cordially invited to attend.
Front seats will be Reserved for gentlemen ac-
compsni,d by ladies' By direction OF the President
ALLEN RUTHERFORD.
JANIS VAN yLECK, Secretary. aulI-2t
0@BISMARCh.-An Imperial Photograph,
IL 8 fc.eH from llfs, of this dstinguished States
man, is how Inhibition at BRADY GALLERY.
where copies all sizes can be procured. aulO-6t
o@CLAIMS AGAINST TIE CORPORATION.
u 3 PARTIES having claims against the Cor pora-
Of hinaton, created previous 10 June l. 1870
with the exception ct the employees OF the Public
schools aud Ward Commissioners, and members OF
the Police and the Fire Departments will please
Ere Tn. panied with proper vouchers, 10
the Auditor approx al at his Office the City Hall
Once hours during the present week, from so q
IN. TO y. m and from TO
J. y. MCkELDES, Auditor
AUGCST 6, I576. an5-6t
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LOAN OFFICES.

rAROS WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE,
- S3s, corner Of 10Th and q streets, 93s, NV
mrs CARo, formerly Mrs. 4. BurnstineD
Jewelry, Clothing and Merchandise of every -
description. Gola and Silver bought. OpenXA
from q. m. 20 D. IN.
Ici on part Ffasoais. ans-Iy
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT : The k.t,onsi
- Loan Qffce Of =. FULTON CO., No. 3II
9Th ST., VIII be open from g m. 10 p. m This 10
the only Christisn Loan Once IN the city. jel4-6
DRIHCK, THE PAWN BROKER, IOOo Pe..-
d sylyanie avenue. All requiring money cali -
they vii be sstished With their transactions.
SPECIAL koTICE.-Merchsndize, Furuffur~.
- Pianos, &c, taken on storage AT PRTNCRT
1905 Pennsy wanna avenue. Cssh sdyaucss 49,
on the same when required.
NATIONAL LOAN OBFlOR, 1Il6 IN 49,
sesf PennUlvania avenue; ROBERT Y6L.
Seal Estate, Diamonds, Watches, Dry Goods. ~
nitrre, Pianos, and eli kinds OF Personal PropssN
n. b.-Tbe highest cash price paic for the 49,
Olen svsfy dAy exosps BunAays frsa 9 o. =. %
D.n. sso-ly
MEpIcAL BODY BATrKRY-ro ;. worn o.
Catarrh, Neuralgia, Headache, Dyspep.ia. . Ws.s
Back, Chest, Stomach. Side or Limb: for Pain L.
cal Palsy, or Rheumatism.
This ceaseiess working Electric Disk" can d,,-
solve and remove old rheumatic indurations which
tumors and enlarged glands and heal indol ufss,
Price ss. See circuisrs.
Tor sale by Messrs. NAIRN q BRO, Merurx
kkippwwrLL 4 SON, p nILBgRN 200, ".
gro. 4. ROOMS, General Agent,
1l6 Washington street,
e1O-ooeeon Boston. Mss.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
WooD AND COAL
Best quality Red and White Ash ASrHR.crr,
GOAL, wholesale and retail: CUNBERiaxn
COAL, lump and run ofmiue.
PINE. OAK and HICKORY WOOD a, lova..
prices, and for oash only. 'o"e''
JAMES GLEASON.
Office corner 18th It. and Peun. ayenua
opposite Treasury Department
anlo-u lRepl Depot aud Yard. G st wharf
WE HAVE PURCHASED FROM A r. Haov.r
w the flari aid Mill al the foot Of 7th sfy..t
formerly Gait 81 where shall keep .nfly a.,
hand fine assortment 81 VI
WOOD AND COAL
Cur facilities for saving and tplt;ing Stove and
hlndiig " God are unsurpassed by any establish
n. nj IN the city, and now prepared % nh
WITH dspai ia all orders sent for Hickory Oak and
Also, hinillng " God in bundles, and al Kind. OF
Anthracite Goal.
QUANTITY and quality ordered guaranteed 20 give
satisfaction. ~ 49,
aul02 w w sTEPnENsuN & BRO
COAL AND WOOD
We haze ahoat. 10 arrive IN a faw DAYS. o..so NJ
RtohES W. A. COAL, suitable for steam pur-
po.es. ioundrymen. &C. which we will sel ~ n
small advance, from the vessel.
Also, c"nstantiv on Rand the best quality Of AN
HICkoEl AID PINE WOOD. tor sale al the low e.t
market price. MAlFIELD a HEIsTON,
Green ST. near the Canal.
auy-eO6t Georgetown, ID. G.
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LAWNY'
WITH FROM TWO TO TEN ACRES EACH!
Situate at COLLEGE STATION DEPOT OF the
Baltimore and ohio Railroad, eight miles out
from Washington, Iaid out tc,ta Jiae
dTtreS aud GrsaVeS.

This place IL very desirable for those who have
business in the city, and at the same time -
Inclination 10 maintain "A sort Of miniature e1,y
farming ia the country. sx.N
offer twenty -four lots of ground living AT ssCol-
lege Lawn, In parcels Of from two to ten eac
at low hgures- and upon the following liberal and
ance on one, two, and three years time. Each Let
contains line site for building, and all this grouad
lie in high state of cultivation; soil excellent
title perfect.
Maps may be seen, and the same as well as all ne
cessary information obtained, at the Office 1921 II
street, between 18th and 18th streets.
au6-eOlm BEN. NJ. PLUMB.
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ALL FARM FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE.

Forty two acres OF LAND. seven miles from the
city, on the Washington and Marlboro road will be
sold cheap on long time, exchanged for city lots
For good dwelling as high as 81 OO0 cash differ
ence will be paid.
JOSHUA WHITNEY & GO,
No
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WANTS.

WANTED-sTpNE. CUTTEBs, or MAsoNs 70
~, Sut Stone: Inquire at tn n street bridge,
near North Capitol street. ayll IT
W,6 I'D good, homes, CoLUH n: MoAaN
ply a 90 s6 street - " IT..
WASTEDIBya respectaslo yoans IL a SIT
i ssa Good references. Please address Box l.,
WfhS rom 81 ri ,ep ri P5yssS 6S x g.
Ser cf1ce. auiI-It'
4 LADY FROM NEW ENGLAND, of consider
eng a! FAMILY TEAGHERf5T he eSmias
and the piano Address MIS- Pos,
A REsPsCrABLE MiDD!E-AGhp sVA.N
"A wishes SiTUATIos as b ru.ekeeper, or god
Co.'S. 4 he best Of Testimonials. il required. "
eon the 6a az S Sesd s
betsten n and Ost-. Ianll2t'l Carr. PObEN.
WANTED-A good BLACk SMITH, TO 40 to the
", Wv country. Apply at No. $50 Loui.i.n. ~
WANTED-A CQLURED WOMAN with good
Room Ne n Na9x ,0r coos near ina cY
WANTEp-At 14II q street, W, MAN for
w general homework in o small family. Apply
between7 and o clock in the evening. aulO-2t'
WANTED-A GIRL to do general housework.
w tIs references required. Call for two DAYS at
26n~ Pa avenue. aui03t'
WANTED-A WHITE GIKL q do g-n-r.i
w hcusework for small family. References re,
and ed SIS aulU-2t
yTANTED-Two ir, I. class { ARPENTE RS; also,
W 1--WE APPKENIICE BOYS. Apply AZ A. Il
SHEPHERD BIOS, 90 Pennsylvania ave
nu". Az 10 %
WANfkD TO skLL-A 8 octave PIANO; will
w be sold very low; will take part pay IN sscnnf-
{ flee. aulo2,'
WANTED-Ab"ut September LIST, a moderate
w sizod HOUSE; gas and water; m1-t be north
rot I'D exceed thirty or forty dollars per month. Ad
dress L. 5 : Star Ofice anlo ST
WANTED-A trst -rstr WHITE GIRL to cook,
w wash and iron for family OF three persons
Also, a smal White Girl to mind a little boy Must
come recommended. Apply at No. 9o2 ii street,
NJANTED-ROOM and BOARD in priva'e
~ family b. a gentleman. with wife ani infant
child; Will be permanent 1t suited. Reference ex-
G@s Address giving TERMS b. a SisS 81 n@''
EIkL WANTED A bright, Intelligent Girl
VI about Is years oid. to care for child and assist
diateiy at aa5 street, between 18th and 18Th
sts. aul0 -
w MAN, to study the profession Of Architecture
High and snPtr9r sdyan,sges offered Also wanted
asen'e'' cS sF9kkRs s4THs rLownAs.
auto 81 Y d. "A. Building, cor. 9TH and Ds's.
WANTEp--A good GIRL To cook, wash: ard
~, i5 ron Good references required ArPiy u
VII Fa Bksps aaa 9? sLEsvE
or good muslin at ten o. hts per set WIN. PRINCE,
1908 y street. au3-2w-
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, HE
" street, between 18th and 18th SITS
Al persons in want OF employment, md all those
II need good eGd reliable Help, suf n ~ Servants
Wsiters SC, should not fail TO call at the above
P2eDCy. an9 I'm
LNANTED-One good COOK ":.e WASHER and
w lRoNER, at the EMPIRE HOUSE, $40
PennsN vania avenue. Ct
WANTFD-A GIRL to do the houseyor& cor a
w small family of adults. Must come well recon
merded. Apply ut the Agency Of the Singer Sewing
Machine. 314 nth street near P.nna. ave. aus Il
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II OPPERMANN,
u. No. 9l3 Eighth street, bet. L and X Streets
Two sluaress above Patent Ofice,D
WARRINGTON, d. c.,
MOUELS MAKER FOR INVENTORS,
Turner, Mathematical and Physical Instr ument
Maker, Billiard Balls Made to Order and Old Ones
Repaired and Colored Thorough Repairing of Sew
ing Machines made speciality, &C. au 6-eolm~
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AND STOKES TO RENT

WAETED-A GIRL to do the homework for
w email family of adults Must come well recon
merded. Apply at the Agency o. the Singer Sewing
schine. , 1 nth street, near P.nna. ave. auS-tf
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ENOR RENT-Two good three story HOUSES, each
Il seven rooms, with pleasant front yard; each
house stands alone; 20 street east the Capitol
Inquire at JOHNSONS Real Estate Office, Pen "a
avenue. corner 81 street eat. Rent S2j au6 cost
EOR kENT-A HOUSE Of eight rooms, with
Il water and gas. near corner of and 10th streets
). w. For particulars apply at FESwICK r
sTENART Sash, Door and Blind Depot, corner
7rh st. and the canal. aU5.s.tu. IN n
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I.'Uis RBNI-HOUsE on seven rooms, and
Il water. f.w minutes walk from Departments
FOR SALE-S2OO cash and SIS a month will
purchase neat HOUSE, six ms. gas and water:
$50 cash and > IS per month will purchase a seven
room HOUSE, (n.w y gas and water, all within a
few minutes walk from the DEPARTMENTS LII Won
want "A bargain cali and me.
GEO. A. LANE,
au9 81" l-2O X street near 18Th
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LOR hENT.-The SEMINARY BUILDISG,' y
Il corner OF Gay and Washington streets, George
town, having changed lands, the Rooms will be for
rent, with or without furniture, at from % S21
each. Families can be supplied with board in the
building At their pleasure. The house is eligbly
situated on high ground, within two hundred yards
Of the railroad cars. For terms, &C.. apply on the
premises, or to JAMES l.. DAVIS.
Real Estate Broker,
au5-tf No. 81 Congress ST :. Georgetown
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-30

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fraee i'm 5aule bslprp6en weresn fcllte.
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QCsan unb Qnbern setSris rtr Siimmel
aerieben wCrten. Sants mari ibm Dor
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ll6nten fir cine Ssleibisuns bes sanSer
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