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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
PRUSSIAN NEWS.
Great En,hu,insm a, Rcr,in.

BERLIN, Sept. 3.-On receipt of the
news that the Emperor and McMahon had
capitulated there was the most pro-
digeous enthusiasm here. Thousands OF
people throng the streets this morning in
ranks singing patriotic songs shouting
and exhibiting every other sign of enthu-
aiaSr,,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

The New York Tribune advertises !:
" Lost stolen or raislaid, French Prince,
fourteen years of age, of tranquil tempera-
ment wears red trousers, and carries a
bullet in his pocket Was last seen going
home from baptism of fire. Is supposed
at Paris to be in Metz, is supposed at Metz
to be in Paris is supposed Mt any other
place to be in London. Any information
concerning him will he received with the
gseatest indifference by the Corps Legis-
latif -
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Dearth Of Mnr News.

PARIS, August 31.-No official informa-
ton from the scene of war was made pub
lie to-day.
The Constitutional says that assurances of
an unofficial character were given in the
Chambers yesterday that Mcmahon had
Crossed the Mouse
Without opposition, and that the Minister
of Foreign Affairs had received from the
ambassador of France at Brussels news
that Bazaine on the Goth and 9th had dis
engaged his right after
Successful Encounter
With the enemy. Other journals here
continue to give news from private sources
of French SUCCESSES in minor engagements.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Notifications are
completed.
Trochu is virtually military dictator.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

.LoNDoN, August 3l.--The Prussians
conceving that it was NIcMahon's aim to
gain the frontierand effect a junction with
Bazaine, they advanced on three lines.
The Crown Prince marched via CONNER
cy, Barbecue, st. Dizier and Nitry; the
fourth army, under the
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
FOREIGN.
,IcnInhon.s sEnycncnt ,rhnnrtca.

LONDON, August 31.-Thc Prussians
conceiving that it was NIcMahon's aim to
gain the frontierand effect q junction with
BaZaine, they advanced on three lines
The Crown Prince marched via CONNER
cy, Barbecue, st. Dizier and NitW the
fourth army, under the
Prince Royal of Snxony.
Keeping north ct Point a MoussOn, moved
towards Chalons, at the same time observ-
ing Metz, while SteinmetZ reinforced, pro-
ceeded through Nerdun tO Rheims, his
right sweeping the Belgian frontier in the
hope of
Meeting Mcmahon.
Thus, the German advance covered the
country from Belgium along the Meuse to
the Aube and rendered it impossible for
McMahon to reach Metz.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Germans are
urging King William to declare himself
Emperor of Germany
The News Confirmed.
NEW YORK, Sept. "a Tribune special
from London to-day says that King VIII
tiam's headquarters are at Vendors, near
Sedan.
The battle of Sedan began on Friday
morning at 6 o'clock. On September LIST,
two Prussan corps We're in position ON the
west of Sedan, having got there by long,
forced marches to cut of the French re-
treat to MeZieres. South of Sedan was the
first Bavarian corps, and east, across the
Meuse, was the second Bavarian corps,
while the SaXons were on the northeast
! with the Guards.
Point of Observation.
/ The King of Prussia throughout the day
! was on hill above the Meuse, command
/ ing a splendid view of the Valley of the
] Meuse and the field. After tremendous
/ battle, the Prussians having entered the
] Notifications at Sedan, the Emperor capt.
ulated ut 5 O'clock, PM.
NapOIeOn's Letter 10 The King.
Napoleon's letter to King William said
(" As cannot die at the head of my army
[ lay my sword at the feet of your Males
ty.''
Napoleon left Sedan for Prussian head
quarters at Vendors at Z O'Clock on the
morning of September I'd.
TtH strength of tho Armies.
McMahons whole army, comprising
100000 prisoners, capitulated without con
ditions. The Prussians had 100000 meT
engaged or in reserve. The French haC
100000. .a.r. n.
l. a special to the Tribune, dated at Arlon
Friday afternoon says " Every hotel herr
Is filled with refugees from across the from
: tier"
The bank statement shows a continued
loss in reserve but is favorable.
There is a little currency going to the in
terror. Loans have decreased -, O,0OO
Specie has decreased over 81 250,0OO Cur
rency has decreased trifie. Deposits hav
\ decreased 81 ,250,000 Legal tenders hav
increased $3.50, 900. .....r
LooDoN, Sept 3.-Continental securities
except French, tend strongly upwards. A
, Liverpool everything Is unsettled, but gen
, orally tending up. Consols 025. Bond
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

DUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS WILL FIND
the Lozenges invaluable for clearing and strength
ening the voice. There particular directions
be observed in the use of them. Containing nothing
deeterious they be taken as freely requisite.
One two L0zenges dissolved gradually in the mouth,
repeating it if necessary. will almost invariably give
immediate relief in many of lOarseness loss of
voice. Coughs irritation, Soreness of the Throat &C.
occasioned by cold unusual exerton of the Vocal
Organs. For Bronchitis, Asthma &c. Of long standing
sion requires
B8Stop the little cough soreness of the throat and
Lungs in time, and HART'S L0ZENGES WILL DO
IT. TRY THEM
Price 2J CenIs ner Box
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Prince Royal of Snxony.

Keeping north ct Point a Mousson, moved
towards Chalons, at the same time observ-
ing Metz, while Steinmetz, reinforced, pro-
ceeded through Verdun tO Rheims, his
right sweeping the Belgian frontier in the
homo of
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The Emperor, attended by Melaton and
other eminent surgeons, is with Marshal
Mcmahon.
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Meeting NIcNERhOn.

Thus the German advance covered thu
country from Belgium along the Meuse t.
the Aube and rendered it impossible fo
McMahon to reach Metz.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Germans are
urging King William to declare himsel
EmnerOr of Germany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22

THE Parkcrsburg GGsci6 attempts in
an elaborate article TO show that there arc
no differences Of any moment between
the Democracy and the liberal wing oftllc
Republicans. We don't sec that the ut
tempt succeeds. For example il says the
Republicans ''arc in favor Of paying the
government obligations in the samc cur.
rcncy in which the debt was contracted"
In Democratic mouths this means, pay the
public debt in other promises 10 pay;
which is no payment at all and is simply
Reputation. We don't know any Repub'
lican IN favor Of that. The Gazette also
says the Republicans care in favor OfabOl-
ishing the odious protective tariff that is
guawing out the very life Of tho poo
pie" Tho protective tariffs not "OdiOus"
nor is it gnNwing out the very life of the
people. It's the thing that has built up
and sustains American industry, and pro-
tccts our working men from IL ruin0rs
competition with the paupcr labor Of ELL
rope. 1t was tho thing that not only kept
the North from breaking down during
the war, but so strengthened and built NJ
every kind Of enterprise that all that part
of the country not engaged in the rebel
lion actually grew stronger and richer tie
,,,tko N1,n forr;IIo 1,Nurou s,F tim HCnr NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22

THE ninth census Of the United States
will bC taken on tho first Of June next
Citizens Gun do much to forward the work
and insure its thorouglmcss by preparing
statistics beforehand for the deputy
marshal. The names, ages, numbers, sex,
color, &c, Of every family will he ro-
quircd; statislistics Of farm products,
manufactures, etc, etc, must he furnished.
Heads of families are the proper persons
to give this infOrmAtion; hut in their nh
scnCo any member Of the family over
twenty may act rs their agent. A refusal
to furnish the information, or furnishing
false statement, with knowledge, run
lcrs the person offending liable to fine
Of $50, to DO sued for and recovered in
IN action of debt by the deputy marshal,
or assistant to whom such refusal or false
statement shall l,C made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22
mo OWNERS OF HORSES AND

'HNO OWNERS UF llOIt0EO AMI
L CATTLE.-TObIas Derby Condition Pow
lcrS aru warranted superior to any others, Or no
pay, for the euro Of DIstcInpCr, Worms, Bots,
Coughs, llldc.DOund, Colds, &c, In Horses, and
Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Hack Tongue,
Horn DIstcmper, Sc, In Cattle. These "Pow.
drrs" were formerly put up by Simpson I. Tobias.
son Of DIR. Tobias, and since his death the de-.
nAnd has bocN 80 great that DR.. TObias has con.
tlnuCd to manufacture them. They are perfectly
SafU and innocent; no need Of stopping the work
Ing Of your animals. They increase the appc.
tito, give fine coat, cleanse tho stomach and
urinary organs, and increase tho milk Of cows.
Try them, and you will never 10 without them.
Col. rhIlO 7. Bush, of tho "JeromO Park Race
COursc," FOnilIIam, n. Y, would not uso them
until liz was told Of what they wCrC composed,
since which time he Is never without them. lie
las over twenty running horses In his charge,
and for tho last tllrcG yGars has used no other
medicine for them. Sold by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout tho United States. Prizes, q
cents per IIOx. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York
AprSuSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22
New Advertisementsg
DARGA1Ns IN REAL ESTATE.

hnvu 10 acres OF Coal for sale Que mile from
IIclinIrc, on the Turnpike, with outlet TO me
river, easily drained, accessible by drlnlng, &c
It adjOIns IleathUriUgtOn's Coal WORKS. CaU "
had At bargain. po,,.,,o
have II acres Of surface, mile nom lIelIairc,
near the Wcgec Turnpike, suitable IOF pasture
with excellent stone QuaFFlcs thereon AH TX
culIent place for butcher, sc.
have acres, Y Of q mlIO IfoM beIlaiEo. W
the c, o, Il. Il. and McSlahOn's Creek, a EoOd
stand for blacksmith, wagon maker, hueKA1er'
have 81 acres Of Rne garden land on tic Ohio
River miles above Wheeling, Ohio HllO:
have 800 acres Of timber land In CabGlI conn
", West Va; excellent land, superb timber; d
miles from the Ohio River, II $40 peraCte
llavO \ interest In GOO acres o. timber lailu,
with Aatne Interest In 1rSt clAss Portable saw
NllI, Teams, Sc. In MelgS county, Ohio, = or
mile from tho Ohio River. An excellent DaF'
/ have Is acres good hill land, miles from
IcllaIrc. Lays well, and IL bargain. the COA1
under Il will pay for It before long. -, A.
have one Of the finest Coal WORKS IN S1O
Wheeling Vein, 4 miles abOvO Wheeling; ONO
eide. Ono Of thU best Investments Tor cOhI
company to bG found anywhere near WhSeIlIg
have one Of the hest sites for 4 Slw MIL ABOUT
BelalFU, with water privilege, &C, Cheap.
have for sale town lots In FInE'S addition 10
South BCllalrc.
have olllcr duc properties In and around Bell
ulrC for EalU II will pay all Wishing !" huy y
call and sec me, or address rue, at iciIdlfcI or ~
Mr, j, r. Anderson. Attorney, llellAlre, ono.
anr99 LICURGUS AUSTIN, Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22

THE new explosive agent know us the
litllOiractcur is of Il deep BLUSH color, re.
scmbIing mud, about the consistency Of
putty II is put into hole drilled for the
purpose, without tampcring or covering of
any kind except IL handful Of fire Clay to
keep it in place. 1t is fired by u fuse ter
minating in copper cap, nude especially
for the purpose. When lighted with a
match II burns like wet powder, anil the
danger Of its use Is even much less than
by ordinary powder. The lithoIractcnr is
sIid to have five times the force Of nitro
glycerine and twenty times that Of powder.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r AUGHLIN's EXPECTORANT S

T AUGHLIN'6 EXPECTO&ANT SY-
ARUP. Among tho many things required du.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal lIEALTn,
CoMEORT and EASE this Syrup stands among the
HBt It has been before the public now for Is
yCarS and has given the most entire satisfaction,
An persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and IIOARSENEss, should not be without II, as
1t viii afford speedy relief In most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CROUP-Can he
rolled on In extreme cases. FOR wlIOOPING
COUGn-Invarlably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TIIROAT-KGcp tho Throat moist with 1t,
VIOLENT COUGHS to It's continued use,
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGIILIN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale DrnggIsts,
lan9 MllNSt, Wheeling,
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4 LOST ART REvIvEp.-lt is sAid that
the Roman ladies cmbrOwned their faded
lair with u transparent fluid, but tho Sc
crct Of such IL composition WIS unknown
to any modern chemists, until PIIALOS
discovered and produced his VITALIA, on
SALVATION FoR THE HAIR. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. col
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22

Ny child, aged i've years, had scarlet fever, and
for lvo days had constant fever. by order Of the
doctor gave her syrup Of Ehubarb; she took
nearly pint, but hcr bowels continued closed
On tho ilith day tho doctor said her bowels mnst
DO opened or she would DO lost. ! proposed
Brandtcth'S Pills: to this he would not consent
saying she was too weak. consulted with my
husband, and we concluded to givo her three
pills. In about four hours they operated, filling
half full a common chamber Amer that opera
ton tho fever JCit her, and she rapidly recovered.
Reference, 200 Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn.
HUFH.tlSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22

A YOUNG man who had been narrating
some OF his own wonderful exploits TO Il
crowd Of lomgcrs, one day, was thus re-
buked by M Old cOdgcr among the listen
Grs: Young man, amt you ashamed ia
talk so, when there arC older liars than
yourself OH tho ground" .....- .-
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OTYIrE OP JAMES CARTER 4 Co., BANKERS,
No. $50 BROADwAY,
NV YORE, April u, 1870.
SIR:-Your ticket No. 220,3O8 Inns
drawn u gold watch, valued ut $500. Five
yer cent. on the valuation Is $40, please
send us that amount and inform us by
what Express you wish the watch forward
ell, The five per cent. Is charged on ac-
count Of the long delay ofthc drawing and
the extra expense Of being compelled TO
come to New York to mako the distribu-
tiOn. r.-.
Messns. Virgins, Bradford s. Co., wish
to know whether you will act rs agent
for the sale Of tickets In their next enter
prise, circular Of which VIC enclose.
THEY think you can sell n lArgG number
by having the gold watch drawn by your
ticket To exhibit us sample Of the prizes
drawn in the first distribution.
lfyOu conclude to accept the agency let
us know and VIC will send you S4OO or $500
tickets 10 begin with.
Very respectfully,
JAMES CARTER Il Co.
We didn't know that We were the foItu-
nate posscssor of ticket in tho hands Of
Messrs. JAMES CARTER s Co., bankers,
but If 50, and 1t has drawn lis n 5000 gold
watch, we should be obliged to those gen.
tlemen IL they will send il along right
promptly. The IS per cent" it seems TO
us, On account oil the long delay, ought to
be coming to us. If JAS. CARTER s. Co.,
bankers, have lad q 5000 gold watch Of
ours in their possession all this time, they
ought to be willing to pay $40 for tho use
of It. However, if they will send along
the watch promptly, charges prepGid, we
will forgive them the $40. Or II the
watch should prove to he m uncommonly
good one, after We have carried 1t IL few
months, We will send them $40 for their
courtesy. But VIC must decline to make
JAS CARTER s. Co, bankers, present Of
$40 till We have the watch aforesaid in
our possession. Or, il this is not SatisGlc'
tory, JAS. CARTER e. Co., bankers, can
just take the watch Mt their valuation
($2OO) and tIcducting the $40 which they
claim, send lis the remaining $3.50.
In regard to the inquiry OF Messrs. WTO-
GISs, BRADFoND & Co., VIC will act us
agent, Of course, and agree with them in
the opinion that we could sell u large
number of their tickets, "hy having the
gold watch 10 exhibit us II sample" but
they will perceive that it will be necessary
To send lis the watch with the first install
mcnt Of tickets. II will, therefore, be
necessary to send us the watch instead Of
the 800. So send along the watch and
500 or $500 worth Of tickets by Harm.
dcn's Express, and We will begin.
We write our letter To MeSsrS. JAMES
CATER & Co., bankers, through this
medium because that rIscally New York
Postmaster, JONES, contiScatcs all the let
tcrs addressed to this generous firm
through the mail, and We know ,his Is III
only way we can reach them.
PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL TO our
READERs.-JAs. CARTER & Co, bankers,
is the fictitious style ola pack OF swind.
lers, whose sole purpose III writing these
letters is 10 get ignorant fools to send
them $40. Whoever does so, OF course,
will never hear OF it again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22

GREELEY Inns mustered the Georgia case
and has succeeded in stating it int few
words, rs follows;
"Whcn yougo to the bottom Of the case,
you find the argument for further recon
struCIiOn amounting to Just this III you
allow the people Of Georgia I" elect new
rulers, they won't elect u.s." lHt
Nevertheless the Senate bill dOcs allow
the election Of new rulers next fall
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22

EMnAnnAssNG.-"Won't you let Inc
kiss you, little one y asked n gentleman Of
the beautiful daughter Of u beautiful
mother, us he was laking leave Of her in
the cars. "WOuldn't you rather kiss
motlcr.?" was the arch reply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22

THE New York assembly has fixed the
weight ofa loaf of bread Mt "A ounces, md
imposed u smart fine on the hakcH who
make loavCs below this standard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22

T IFEIS THE GIFT OF GOD
IL When we arc sick this life Is obscured,
under cloud, oppressed with humoFs. Expert
encO has taught Us certain means, which never
fall for their removal. The child receives with
his life the seeds Of his death, II may take one,
or ono hundred years, before the seeds bear their
sad fruit, but Just as sure as the seeds Of death
rlpcu, life ceases. Purgipg Is tho grand safc-
guard, because thun what fosters tho seeds Of
death arO taken away, expelled from tho body.
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New Advertisements.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

ny virtue Of deed Of trust from George @
st06iGre, " Washington county, PennSyIVassslssa5
tonne. bearing date tho 9Th day Of January, 1SIH
and Of record IN tue IIGeordufS once ~ On'fI
county, West Virginia, in book q, page -,
shall oder for sale 3t public aacIHoa ~ SS VIZ
IVfFTfdia, on SATURnkY, rue 2STH DAY or MAY
$50 (salC commencing ut ~ O'Clock, 4. VI IiI'
following property, that 10 70 Wy: Az NY tiEsa
title and Interest Uf tho Sald George T. otOnlHr1
III and 10 certain tract 81 land coitainS .S NJ
| Henry Madden, and situated In uhlO county
Meat Virginia., ilpar Valley Crave station, on ny
| iienIDaelI Railroad, aud about tVO anu u lI "
miles nom West Alexander, Pennsylvania lll'
interest Uf said George q. stOOlnre De'''S "' III"
The above deed Of trust was given 70 EeCuLn ".
full payment Of tWo prnlniSAoEy n9iSS na1 y, nS
IN" ITlIl CCyIrl,c G, SlOOlGn, with William klC"
ST., rs lila surety; one for IoFty IutGc n!uuIIC v
lOllaEa. dated August * lSOl, Mya9!S OmS , w!
ailCr date to Joseph limp, on which mHIS Y
rFtNlltI two thUuHant dollars May 9Th, lS9oI anu
the other for eight hundred and seventy GonS 9i
dated December ID, 1873, payable one DAY AlLeI
date 10 tho order Of Louisa Cox anu q NY guy
all notes given In renewal Of them OF G,cI NJ
them. or any nart thereof. aud 70 secure aug
ave harmless The said William Rice, SF., iSII
ali loSS or damage that no might otherwise sinel
from being surety Us Aforesaid on Iho Snu HUGE
Thu amount Of principal and Interest claim met
10 BIZ duo aud unpaid on tie 9Stll o. may, IeS a.
and for which thS sale will b. made, will bS
$4.1S9.GS. r. ,,,., =, IN. am,
chase money ~ cash Tor a. much more ~ tnt
purchaser may Irsirc). and the rcInAlntiGr IL i9nI
equal nstamcnt', payable respectively ~ rs S1x
thc day OF sale with interest nom said day, tit
nils being retained by tho Trustee unul tue lnT
chase nOncy HlIall havG been fully paid.
Selling III Trustee, shall convey to tho pur
rhnsHF such little AZ Is vested In nc by tho Slil
deed Of trust. The undivided molgGy o. baid
tTact OF land will ~ sold Ia gross, and notify Tit
acre, Possession given Immediately.
| This sale Is at the risk aud on account Of
IIEyWY DICR, WHO became the purchases OF thG
abuyc named property at a sale made ny me gu
tho 45th Of March, 1870 hut htlcd 10 comply
with the terms Of Rail sale.
F1r raFtIcuiars, description, &C., SEQ
NEySRS, WHEAT & FORBES, Attorneys,
aprP0-d&W Fourth st.. Wheeling, w. :
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McGRANNAITAN-w HITEuEAD-At West
Alexander, Pa. on Wednesday evening, April
Goth, 1870, Mr. JAMES MCGRASSAIAN aud Miss
MANY II. WHITEHEAD, all Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22
A Seductive Oaer..A 5000 Gold
Watch for $40.

The following seductive episte reached
us yesterday through the United Suites
mail:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-22

mo THELADIEs-MRs MAN
WELL, UuIon near Main street, recently
from Baltimore, begS leave to Inform the Ladies'
Of Wheeling and Vicinity, that she % prepared 70
Wraps Ia tho most fashionable style, and war.
rants to At perfectly. Patterns for sale and cut
10 order, iIoy'a Clothes made 10 order; also.
plain sewing and stitching, Ar& 4; n, DaTis
new and popular system Of dress cutting laughs
Instructions given and the system thCFoaEhy
tested fFUc Of charge. jiaptt
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OFPIrE OP JAMES CAETER l. Co., BANKERS, J
No. $50 BROADwAY,
NV YORK. April IL $50. J
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THERE WILL BE A MEETING
i Of tho Retail Mercantile Association,
April %, az r. NJ, at Hall Of A. O. Bgstter q Co
IIAlIy Invited m business Of Importance TO them
will COME before the Association.
N n pr,Ailrnt a.il Apr9lt