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BIsM4RcK IND GERM.4Sr.
BERLIN. May 2,

DEkI.iH. May -.
The Emperor OF Russia will arrive at Berlin
on the 29th Of June TO witness the triumphant
entry OF the troops on the lllh of July.
10 the German Parliament to-day, in the
course Of debate on the bin incorporating
Alsace and Lorraine with the German Empire.
Prince Bismarck said the task he undertook
when he became minister was nearly accom-
plished. His health was bad and his personal
wish was to retire from active duty. He re-
mained only as an advocate for the complete
restoration Of Alsace and Lorraine to the
Fatherland. He complained Of lack OF con-
fldence In him shown by the Parliament.
Unless the amendments il had made 20 the
bill now before it were expunged, he would
withdraw The measure and let the Emperor
appoint a responsible minister in MS place.
The vote was taken and the bill was sent back
to The committee for revision.
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MAGNIFICENT LITERARY FAEEic.-Webster's
Ouar,o Dictionary has passed through various
EDITIONS, each an Improvement upon and an
enlargement Of the preceding, until j: has ,:, cui
minated in the present magnificent literary
and linguistic fabric. The repuIa'o2a o. this +
work is not confined to America. we nna III. II
stated that in the Alexandra case. tried in the
Court OF Excheqner at Westminster Hall,
nnder purely English law, no other dictionary,
EngIish or American, was quoted o: alluded
to than his. The lord chief baron, IN his de-
csion. pronounced "Webster's Dictionary a
work OF the greatest learning, research and
ability" Besides the numerous Illustrations
with which the volume is interspersed, there
are at the end sixty-seren pages Of the most
finished pictorial illustrations. representing
almost every conceivable object In nature,
science and art. 1t would be unnecessary, If
we were competent to The task, to subject this
work TO critical analysis. !ts reputation is
firmly established. 1t is built upen rock,
and can bid defiance to any petty Storm that
the critics can ralse.-Ri hmond Wig, Nay
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Execution in Lancaster

a correspondent writes to the Columbia
Union. from Lancaster Courthouse. May %, as
follows:
E,lom Hammond was executed on the 10th
instant. lor the murder Of Mr.. David Kirk
mlrck. He asserted that Kirkpatrick's wife
was the instigator, that but Tor her the deed
wonld never have been committed by him. He
exhorted the assembags to beware OF the COM
pany they kept. He said he was resigned TO
his fate. He was attended by Revs. Joseph
Price and Horace Clinton. Mr. Price, offered
very impressive prayer suitable to the occa'
sion. Edom sang the 73Oth hymn, Methodist,
and was joined by the greater part OF the as
sembage. At about l.a0 o'clock he was taken ,e.1
upon the scaffold; the moose passed over his
head. After which he, in very calm voice,
exhorted all to mend their ways, invoked God
to forgive him for bis great crime, and while
saving ",bat 1t was the happiest day he had
ever Experienced in this world the trap fell
and he was launched into eternity, ere the last
word had left his lips. By some mlsmanage-
rnent the knot turned to the back Of his head
and failed TO break his neck. The day passed
Oh as quietly as could be expected, With such
q vast number Of persons in towR.
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TIE BEAU UFORT PROPERTY-
OWNERS.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
BEAUFORT. S. c., May 24.
Please permit ure to correct very errone-
GUS impression produced by the account con-
tanned in The NEWS, Of the 22d instant, OF the
proceedings Of a meeting o! property-holders
held at this place on the 10th.
You state that the petition adopted at said
meeting ''sets forth The petitioners (oloners
d,sposseSsed as ,oell rs present occupants) de-
sire to express their approval Of the following
as basis Of sellcnleIit,' &c. The ''owners
dispossessedH took no part In the meet ng;
are altogether opposed 10 any lnrlher sales OF
their land, and have neither signed nor Will
sign any such petition.
ita second meeting held pursuant to aa-
journment, last night. at which all parties
we're represented. the report of the Commit
tee submitting the petition failed upon direct
vote to be adopted. aud the meeting finally
adjourned without taking any further action
In the matter. st. HELENA.
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THE MAYOR Atty.
OF THE SUPPORTERS OF
GENERAL Il. II. ANDERSON.
The General Favors the Avoidance OF
a Heated Political Contest. and Asks
his Friends not to Press his Nomina-
ti0n.
We have been requested 10 publish the fol-
lowing correspondence:

We have been requested 20 publish the iol-
lowing correspondence:
CHARLESTON. May "a. 1871.
General Richard II. anderson:
DEAR SIR am happy in being the medium
of communicating to you the accompanying
list OF many hundred names OF our citizens,
nominating you as candidate Tor Mayor Of
Charleston at the election which comes off in
August next.
1t is the act OF no party or clique, but the
spontaneous sentiment which cries out for an
honest, fair and economical administration,
and for Mayor Who knowing his duty, will
not fear TO perform Il. Your name was sug-
gested, and without any special exertion near
thoosand signatures have been obtained.
Such an outspeaking Of the people have not
heretofore known in our city; and believing
that your character and administrative ability
will greatly add to the success OF the election,
I hope that you will accept the nomination
and signify your consent.
Very respectfully yours, &C..
j. NJ EAsoE.
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SIC SEMPER TYRANEIS.
RICHMOND, May &C..

RICHMOND, May &C.,
The ballots in tie city have been coudted,
and show that the Conservatives have carried
the city by one hundred and seventy majority.
and elected twenty-six out Of thirty council
men. Two Of the Conservative counclmen
were voted for BY the Republicans.
In Lynchburg the Conservatives carried the
city, and in Norfolk the Conservatives carried
the council. Twenty townships heard from
show no material changes. Petersburg is Re-
publican. In Alexandria tire Conservatives
carried three OF the four wards.
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General Anderson's Reply.

CHARLESTON. % u: MAY loi iof-'
James M Edson, Esq:
DEAR S1R-I hare to acknowledge the re-
celpt of your letter OF the oath instant, tender
ing to me in behalf OF the citizens, the long
list OF whose names yen enclose, a nomina-
ton for the Mayoralty Of The Cit: Of Charles
ton.
will not affect surprise at the receipt o.
your letter and the nomination, for as you
know had already been informed 9! Inc
movement of my friends in this direction. and
am glad that was so, for having been thus
called upon to consider the subject, the noml-
nation now finds me prepared to answer; and
trust that my answer is prompted by the
same earnest desire for the public good which
is expressed in yorr tender OF the nom!na-
ton.
But as cannot affect surprise, neither can
withhold the expression Of deep and.slncere
qualification ut the kind and friendly copn-
denee exhibited towards me, by so large a
number OF my iellow-citizens. IN ordinary
times would not hesitate unconditionally TO
accept the nomination. so aatterlngly offered
and supported, but in the present condition OF
affairs, have not only hesitated, but my hesi-
tation must end in The request that the gen.
tlemen who have SO kindly named me do not
press my nomination, if any arrangement
can be made by which heated political con.
test may be avoided, and ell good citizens be
brought into earnest and harmonious cooper
alton for the re-establishment ard preseEVa-
ton amongst US Of good order and prosperity.
/ have understood tina. some Of olr most
valued and experienced citizens are hopeful
that the arrangement proposed by the Daily
Republican for division Of the city officers is
desirable and practicable. If this be so, my
friends aud myself will not, / am sure, be
found an obstacle to the attainment OF that
end, and to accomplish the restoration OF an
"honest, fair and economical administration.
My name may be used in any way that may
seem favorable 10 such consummation.
Thanking you very sincerely for the court
eous and pleasing terms in which you have
made known the kind wishes and Intentions
Of my friends.
lam, very respectfully.
And sincerely yours,
RICHARD H. ANDERSON.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May &c.
Vice. President Colfax is believed to be out
OF danger. +.
Rear Admiral Melancthon Smith has been
retired. Commodore steadman has been pro-
NOTED to the rear admiralty.
The Senate had bare quorum to-day. They
took no action regarding the prisoners. They
were five hours in Executive session; it is sup.
posed upon some declaration additional to the
Washington treaty.
The Governor of South Carolina is mere,
en- route TO New York.
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g- READ CAREF FULL 7 /.

FEVER AND AGUE.
The only preventive known for Chills and Fever
is the use OF Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for Dyspepsia.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Isa preventive of Chnls and Fever.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for all Kidney and Bladder Complaints
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM sCHNAPPS
Is used all over the World by Physicians in their
practice.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for Gout
WOI FE'S SCBIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Ia good for all Urinary complaints.
WOLFES SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Ia recommended by all the Medical Faculty.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for Colic and pain In the stomach.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
is initiated and counterfeIted, and purchasers will
have to use caution in purchasing.
beg leave to call the attention OF the reader to-
testimonials in favor OF the Schnapps:
Ifeel bound to say that ! regard your ScHNAPra;
as being In every respect preeminently pure, and
deserving Of medical patronage. At all events it
Is the Purest possible article OF Holland gin here
rofore unootainable and as such may be safely
prescribed by physicians.
: DAVID L. MOTT, n. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist New York
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TIE YERGER CASE.

JACKSON, MISS. May 25.
The Yerger case came up to-day before the
District Court. The plea Of former Jeopardy
was overrued, the prosecution insisting that
the military court under the reconstruction
acts, was unconstitutional. The case will be
tried sesond time on its merits.
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THE STATE OF rIfE WE.aTHER.

WASHINGTON, Nay &c.
1t is probable that the barometer will con-
time low, with warm weather on Saturday in
the Mississippi valley and south Of the Ohio.
Cooler and partially cloudy wealhe" is prob.
able from Wisconsin eastward to The Atlantic.
Iesterdny,s Weather Rcpo:is.
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DOOMED TO THE G.ILL0WS.

New YORK: May &c.
Foster was this morning sentenced to be
hanged on the 18th OF July. Judge Cardozo
could give him no hope whatever OF COMMIT
talon
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THE ENGLISH. TURF.

LONDON, May &c.
In the race for the Oa;es's stakes at EPSON,
Rothschild's Hannah was first; MAYORS No.
blesse second; wigg's Hopvine third. Nine
ran, with betting FIVE 10 two against the win
npr
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@- MANHOOD-l54rH EDITION

~ MANHOOD-l54TH E D ITION--
corrected and revised by the author, E. de F. Cur
tis, Doctor OF Medicine, member Of the Royal Col
lege Of Surgeons, England; Licensstc Of the Col
lege Of Physicians, Edinburgh; Honorary Member
Faculte de Medicine, Paris, &C., &C., &c.-A
Medical Essay on the cause and cure Of Prema-
ture decline in Man, showing how health Is lost
and how regalned, it gives clear synopsis Of the
mpediments to Marriage, the treatment Of Ner-
vous and Physical Debility, Sterility, &C., whether
brought on by early abuse or excess, and the rem
edles therefor-the result Of twenty years success
full practice.
Price so cents by mail. Address the author, Dr..
CURTIS, No. fremont Place, Boston, Mass.
mar7-tuths1yr
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The Enclosure.

The undersigned hereby nominate General
Richard n. Anderson as candidate for Mayor
of the City Of Charleston, al the approaching
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PARIS STILL ABLAZE.
THE YORK OF FIRE And BLOOD
GOES ON.

McNIahon makes Short Work of the Ila-
surgent Leaders-Doubts about tie
Fate of the Archbishop-The CommE-
nists Surrounded and Summoned 10
Surrender-The Public Buildings De-
stroyGd, &C.. &c.
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"schnapps" Is q remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints, &c.
take great pleasure In bearing highly credit
able testimony to Its efficacy as remedial agent
In the diseases for which you recommend it.
Having natural tendency to the mucous sur
faces with slight degree Of stimulation. re
gard it as one CT the most important remedies in
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those OF
the gento- urinary apparatus. With much re.
spect, your obedient servant,
CBAS. A. LEAS, Il. D., New York.
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No. 2s PINE STREET, ". Y. Nov. 81, 1857.

No. &c PINE STREET, y. Y. Nov. 81, 1857.
CpoLPHo WOLFE. ESQ.,, Present: DEAR SIR-I
have mace chemical examination Of sample
OF your "Schledam schnapps," with the intent Of
determining II any foreign or Injurious substance
had been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted In the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or HARM
full admixturcs. have been unable to discover
any trace OF the deleterious substances which
ore sometimes employed in the adulteratlon Of
liquors. l would not hesitate to use myself, nor
to recommend to Others for medicinal purposes,
the "schiedam Schnapps" as an excellent and
unobjectlonable variety Of gin. Very respectfully
yours, iSlgned) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LAsoRAToBY,(
Is EXCHANGE PLACE, N. l., Nov. 25 1857.
UDoLrHo WOLFE, Esq. DEAR S1R-The under
signed have carefully and tho. oughly analyzed
sample OF your Aromatic schiedam schspps,"
selected by ourselves, and have found the same
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
more Or less injurious to health. From the result
OF our examination we consider the article one Of
suueror quality, nealthful as beverage, and
ef,ectusl In its medicinal quattles
Respectfully yours,
fsicned) ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist.
FRANCIS E. ENGELHARD, N. D.
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Dru
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST.
mar2l-snos No. % BEAVER STREET, A.I,
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H1RUSsEs, SUPPORTERS, DC.

Just received, large assortment, anG lnr sale M a.
uR. II. 3AERS
Drug Store.
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ns BAKERS CITRATE MAGNEs1A.
splendid preparation. Completely supersedlng
the use OF all nauaeous purgatve Medicines. Sold
by Druggists. JN0. c. BAKER i CO., Phi!adel-
phia.
A full supply on hand by
DR.. b. BAER,
ieb7-tuths6mos No. l31 Meeting street.
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5psrial Notices.
y No BETTER BLOOD PURIFIER

Ks NJ BETTER BLOOD PURIFIER
can b" obtained than DIR. JAYNE'S ALTERA :
TIE. 1t contains no concealed poisons no mer-
curial or other metallic preparations, but is
combination Of those articles which long ex-
perlence has proven to possess the most efrc,ent
Alternative and deobstruent properties. It acts
directly on the blood stimulates the digestive and
secretive organs, and enables the Liver, Kidneys,
&c, 20 perform their proper functions Its ehn-
cacy is established by its long sustained populari
ty, and by the many cures 1t has effected, num-
Der OF which are published each year in JAYNE,S
Almanac. Read them and be convinced" Sold
by all Druggists. GOODRICH, w1NEMAN & CO.,
Wholesale Agents. may27.stutha Z!
a~YOU HAVEN'T TRIED THEM
Victim Of debility, who is reponsible for. your
done all You could to cure It, That's mistake
on your part.
You haven't tried BOSTETTER'S BTTERS.
Gloomy dyspe:ic, with on uneasy stomach, aud
world.wcary faer, OF course. you don't think
yourself responsible for your own torments. But
you are 1t is easy to zee from your condition
that you haven't tried HOSTETTER's BfETERs.
Bilious sufferer, it ia not your fault, you
think, that your. symptoms grow, worse day
| by day. Blue pill dosent do You any, good. Very
likely. But you can be brought round for all
that.
Why haven't you tried HosTETrER's BIT.
TERss
Friend, on whom fever and ague alternately
blows hot and cold, and whose brains seem to-
be bursting with the effects Of some powerful
drug, do you assume the responsibility3 Oh, no
You've taken piles Of quinine and all the regula
tlon medicines. What could you do moref ene
thing more-the very thing that: would have ex-
empted you from all the psngs that now rack you.
You have never tried HOsTETTER'S BrrTERS.
Nervous invalid what have you to say7 You
plead that you have taken all the nervines Of the
pharmacopaia. II they have done you no good,
it is not your fault. You are NOT responsible:
Wrong, all wrong, You have, in reality, nobody
to blame but yourself.
Why haven't you tried HOsTETTER's BIT
TERSp
For all the above named complaints the Bttters
are absolute specifics. mayer stuth3D8c
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~ MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTS;
unering. from Diseases pertaining TO the 'GEN1To
URINARY ORGANS, will receive the latest scien-
tlfc treatment by placing themselves under the
care OF DR.. T. REENSTJERNA, ONCE No. IA basel
street. three doors from the Postottce.
sep2o- o-tuth1yr
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Lou1sy1LLE. XIV, September

booio'AASHi N.Y. SefeSAAo~~ -
/ feel that we have now an article OF gin suit.
able for such cases as that remedy Is adapted 10.
DR. J. W. BRIGHT
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George G. Goodrich,
John E. poyas,
j. D. Parry.
|. L. R. Phillips,
| Alex. II. Pecsch,
A. Toomer,
C. L. Trenholm.
a. 0. Pansin,
E. 81. PRINCE.
W. b. Perry,
John Prendersast,
C. W. Parker,
"a. Toomer Porter.
E. Plat,
N. F. Petit. Jr..
John e. P0Steli,
e. P. poppenheim.
S. B. Pickens.
J. D. Petscl,,
D. j. Paul..
T. G. Prioleau, N. D.:
E. Pierson,
W. W. Peml1ertoD.
\ B. G. PinckneJ,
F. F. Parlla.m,
w. F. Quincy,
". J. Qmgley,
T. l.. Quackeubusn,
A. T. M@rray,
Il. NJ. Manigault,
o. W. Middleton,
". S. Lanneau, {.
Ed. Lynah. Jr.,
j. Moseley.
II. P. Math'sson,
]. L. Murdoch.
VIM. (f. MaZyck,
J. D. Mundell,
W. q. Meree,
P. Morrisey.
J. Monarty,
]. d. Murr',i!,
John Markee.
s S. Hayward,
J. G. Holmes, JT.,
G. S. Holmes,
E. B. Lesesne.
Winborn I,awtoD.
y. N. Huger,
w. ]. Heriot.
A. T. Wartllaw,.
II. H. Williams.
John Heeseman,
&. F. Heeseman,
James Hernandez,
E. r. While,
Walter whitman,
| N. Haig,
II. B. Horibeck.
Horatio e. Hughes.
NJ. Harris,
T. S. Hayward,
John N. I[arleston,
Octavius Wilkie,
VIM. L. Webb.
Henry T. Hood,
Thos. Henerts.
E. P Warlng,
w. 6. Wtildep.
NJ. E. Hutchinson,
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G. Chas. Schneider.
C. N. Wynne,
Daniel T. Hartrei!,
N. Haley.
Francis Winthrop.
James T. Welsman,
J. NJ. Waring,
J. F. E. Hasel!,
Fl. Harleston,
James NJ. Wilson.
J. N. Wigiall,
Joseph Winthrop,
G. Wagner,
c. H. Johnson.
Edward 7. Jervey.
VIM. R. yelling.
G. Whitman.
Thomas R. Waring,
II. C. Walker,
Charles Webb,
H. Willingham,
W. Il Wagner,
A. T. Walker,
N.J. Vincent.
a. Vanderhorst,
E. Vanderhorst,
E Geo. Vanartsdalel;
. R. Vance,
James Vidal.
81. D. johnson,
Thomas r. Jordan,
Ed. N. Thurston,
r. Thomlinson,
W. II. .Johnstone.
John johnson,
J. B. Tennent,
Nat. Tyler, Jr.,
F. ]. Porcher,
F. ". Pieper,
Gregg Taylor,
John g. ThurstoD,
Joseph e. Hyde.
A Barron Holmes.
B. a. Muckentuss.
VIM. G. Miller,
A. G. Msgrath,
E. L. Halsey.
R. L. Haig,
W. l.. Lesesne,
b. d. Lesesne,
E. b. Lining,
John A. Lalane.
Gilbert N. Lei.ch,
J. Il. Loeb,
q. Leiding,
B. Mantoue,
N. Mcneil.
Arthur Lynab,
H. G. Loper,
E. P. Lawrence,
James Lafran, ..
John Lamble.
j. a. LePrihce,
N. Il. Lebby.
James Linn,
James p. Lesesne,
D. Lilienthal.
W. Leiding.
Chas. B. L2nneau.
W. NJ. s. Eesesne,
Thos. P. Lockwood.
~ I .pepcDp
The New York herald., 1871-10-30

Characters by all tho BRIL-
LIANT COMEDY CON.
PANY-Miss Fanny Daven-
port, Fanny Morant. Clara
Morris, Linda Deitx. Mrs. Gil
bert. Mary Cary, Nellie Nor
timer, Kate Claxton, Ida YER
ance, Louise yolmsr, Mr.. ID.
II. Harkfns, w. J. Lemoyne.
James Lewis, w. Davidge,
Louie James, Henry Crisp.
y. Whiting, Owen .Eawcett,
De We're. Chapman. Burnett
Beekman, Godfrcdy, &c.
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Ninth week of .DIvORCE.S
EVERY NIGHT until fur
ther notice, and MATlN EE
on SATURDAY NEXT, AZ
half-past one O'Clock,
ACGUSTIN DALY'S brilliant
society sensation. in Eve acts,
entitled
"DivORCE," ar
with SPLi.NDID SCENERY
and Magnificent FASHION,
ABLE COSTUMES
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! RARE BUSINESS ornoRrUEIry IS 0FPEKBD TO
N any young man who command $4,000 more In
well established and lar seiy increasing business All
municalions confidential aud references exchanged Ad
dress stating where Interview be had s. c. kDMuNDS
Herald oaice.
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S kLABER co, MA&aLE WORKS. Y7 TO y2s
- West Fify 6rst street. between Broadway Eighth
avenue Marble, Marbieized Maneis Monuments, Head
stones rge vAricrs cheapest 10 cit, dcigns agphca.
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NERY FINE fIowLRs FOR TRIMMING BALI. AMI
evsnlns dresser nlso Festhcrs and tunnr,r,ts '
~ FiNchoN "A Brcsoor, place 40 lses. Teutn s,rsct
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TOR 800 ANY PARTY WISHING TO LEARN THE
human or imitation hair business all branches and
I'M drscilons how TO start the business Address BEST
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ExERCfsE, HEALTH, AMUsEMENr--JoHN wOOU's
~ ymnssnn No Fart Twenty eighth street, near Ftfts
AvcnuA Ooon dsy aud cvoaIas. Call Tor circular.
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UNCH CoUNTER-I WANT A GOOD MAN TO RUN
IL lunch bar in my Inducements considerable; rent
very low. Further particulars Of LLOYD, 20 Broadway,
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LTOR sALE-BROA DwAy HAT STORE; GOOD LoCA-
non for information and terms address H., box 550i