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UTEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
w OF solid 1s-karat nne gold. QUALITY WAR
RANTED A full assortment Of sizes always on
hand. FARR BROTHER. Makers,
no. S24 CHESNUT Street, below Fourth.
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BRUTES.
A Chapter Of Vvife-Beaters The Character
of the Men.

A Cha pter OF WIFE, Beat The Chnrncter
oft Men.
We present this morning for public admira-
tion the names of a number of those flowers of
chivalry known as fe-beaters-swaggerin
bulies, who would run mile from a boy, but
who, with brutality only born of craven hearts,
maltreat only those from whom they can fear
no return. The first case is that OF Lorraine
Norton, who resides at No. 8 Newkirk street,
and who heat his wife yesterday, and has been
held in 5000 bail by Alderman Neall The next
customer is Mr. John Fine, and whose domicile
is at No. 500 Lehigh avenue. He maltreatel his
wife in shameful manner yesterday. Alder
man Neall held him in ST00 bail.
Alderman Dallas has had the pleasure of re-
curing George Springfield, of No 1905 Els
worth street. to enter bail in $500 for the same
offense.
Sergeant Gilchrist yesterday went into the
house of Henry Zimmerman. living at No. SAL
China street, and dragged that iudividua TO the
statOn-hous for beating his wife. This man
Zimmerman had knife and he threatened to
cut his own throat and really, had he carried
this threat into effect would civilized society
he much of loser in consequence? Alderman
Cahill held Zimmerman in $500 bail.
The last case which claims especial mention
is that of Dennis Hays, who lives on Second
street, below Berks. On Saturday night this
man was beastly drunk in q tavern near his
house. His wife went in search of and found
him fast asleep, lying on the broad of his back
on the floor. She removed his pocket-book,
knowing il contained considerable amount of
money. When he got awake he demanded the
return of his cash, and the request being dis
puted. be brutally struckher powerful blow in
the face, cutting a cruel wound of about three
inches on her right cheek. He struck her a
second time and cut her lip badly. He was ar
rested and Alderman Helms held him in $500
bail.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro No. 40 s. Third street.
SECOND ROARD
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IMPRovING.-Daniel Boone, who was stabbed
at Nineteenth and Stiles street on Saturday
night last, and who it was feared would die in
consequence, is much better this morning.
The physicians predict his recovery.
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CRUSHED BY A LOCOMOTIVE. = Mr.. Frank
Connolly, aged thirty-four years, was seriously
if not fatally injured by being crushed this
morning between locomotive and the oil-house
at the Kensington depot. He was removed to
his home. at No. 2O30 SepYiYa street.
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THIRD EDITION


MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.
Naval Orders To-day.
Condition of National Banks.
l. attest from Europe.
arrival of the knights TempIar.
Marriage of Mad'Ile Schneider.
ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc.
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AN ALLEGED MURDERER.-John Fox, alias
"Scott" who was shot by Lieutenant Flaherty,
taken to the hospital, and subsequently removed
to the County Prison, is in worse fix than
ever. Detectives Haggerty and Gordon are off
to secure a requisition upon which he can be
transported to Clark county, Ohio, where he is
charged with the murder of banker some
time acn
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IN THE WORST KIND. OF A PLACE.-A
drunken man this morning at o'clock fell into
cry of Ludwig Stein, on Coates street. above
Third. Ropes, graphing irons, ETC., were
brought from the Seventh District Station-house,
and after much difficulty the man was released
from his perilous, and certainly very unpleasant,
situation. A stream from fre-plug was re-
quired to deodoriZe him.
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DARING ACT OF THIEF.-Last night thlei
named Jerome Wood snatched a watch and
chain from the pocket of man at Eleventh and
Fibert streets, and ran off with it, pursued by the
usual crowd who were Justify yelling "stop
thief" Wood ran into the precincts of the Sixth
district and was there captured by Officer Kelly.
partner of Wood, named John D. Mooney
was arrested at the same time, and Alderman
Jones held the pair in $500 bail. The watch,
without the chain, was recovered.
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arrival of the knights TempIar

ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc., ETC., Etc
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GARROTERS.

I'd Senatorial District-Marshall G. Hong.
4th Senatorial District-Charles Boothroyd.
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ALL DRUNK.-Edward Cox, Robert Sink,
John Taylor and William Brown are the names
of four men who hired wagon yesterday. aud
became fearfully intoxicated. In this cond-
tion they drove down cambridge street at fu-
rious rate and destructive tendency. One of the
men was leaning back with his arm on the
wheel, and they we're all shouting with drunken
delight At Third and Bainbridge streets the
horse, well-nigh exhausted, was stopped, and
the four men taken into custody for cruelty to
animals, riotous behavior, and reckless driving.
Alderman Lutz committed them.
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RIVER NEws.-The river Is on a
stand here, with five feet five inches in
the channel. The reports from Pitts
bursh are encouraging. The Western
Union report says there is three feet
seven inches in the channel and rising.
The snagboat Zebra, which has been
cleaning out the channel between here
and Pittsburgh, has removed the huge
snag that for the past two years has
been lying in the channel, near the
whariboat. This removes what has
been a great annoyance to steamboat
men.
Capt. Charley Muhleman, OF the
Major Anderson, arrived in the city
yesterday, from Cincinnati. He reports
the Anderson in fine condition, and as
bright as scrubbing and paint can make
her.
The Emma Logan, lately purchased
by Capt. Ed. Hornbrook, is on the ways
at Middleport, being overLauled.
The New State, Capt. Asa Booth, will
leave for Parkersburg this morning at
halfpast ten o'clock.
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ST. swrrHrs's DAY.-The fifteenth of

ST. SwIrHIN's DAY.-The fifteenth OF
July, St. Swithin's day, was held in
high repute by our ancestors who
watched the kind of weather prevailing
on that day, with great anxiety. III
on St. Swithin's day it prove fair, a
temperate winter will follow; but if
rainy, stormy or windy, then the con-
trary." So says the author of the
shepherds Kalendar." That it should
rain for forty days after a wet St.
Swithin appears to have been an article
of popular belief, even in Anglo-Saxon
times. The legend Of the day is that
the saint, who died in S6S, desired to be
buried in the open churchyard, not in
the chapel Of the minister, as was usual
with bishops; this desire was complied
with; but on his being canonized, the
monks, thinking it disgraceful Tor the
saint to lie in the open cemetery, deter
mined to remove his body into the choir.
This was attempted with solemn pro-
cession on the 18th of July; it rained,
however, so violently for forty days to-
gether that the design was abandoned
The monks, finding it vain to contend
with one who had the elements SO en-
tirely under his control, like discreet
and prudent men let him have his own
wav; he, to show his opinion OF their
conduct, and to warn others against In
,ertering with the wishes of the dead,
still continues the forty days rain. Un'
fortunately for the truth of the legend
the saints relics were in 971 translated
by St. Athelwold to a shrine, and in
1894 retranslated TO Winchester Cathe'
dral by Bishop Walkelin.
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PERFECTION AT LAsT.-A Neao and
Woaaeual Ss,oms Maehine-The Wheel
er and Wilson Sewing Machine Com
papy, after an experience of over twenth
years, have at last been able toimprove
and remodel their machine to such an
extent that We can safely say that no
one who ever sees the new machine can
find fault with It. and We feel confident
that every one, after examining 1t, will
agree with US when we say that no
other machine now offered to the public
holds comparison to it. Indeed we
think that perfection has at last been
achieved, and such perfection as was
never looked for even by those best &C
quainted with sewing machines.
The new machines are now for sale
at our Office. We have had them in
limited numbers for the past week,
but not enough to supply orders. but
we tuluh hOW VIC oldli NC d'lt W III
nish people with them.
We simply ask one and all, whether
you have machine OF any kind or not,
to call at our office and see the machine
work. We have this to say, and we
think we can cav it with safety, that
any person that sees and examines one
of the new Wheeler & Wilson machines
will never buy any other kind, and if
they have one, will get rid of it as quick
ly as possible, and get one Of these
machines.
And while this is the first that we
have publicly announced that we have
a new machine, yet the news has been
carried to such an extent that our
office has been well filled much OF the
time for the past few days with those
anxious to see the new machine
But we extend the invitation 20 all 70
come and see for yourselves whether
YOU wish to purchase or not.
WM. SUMNER d Co..
81 Monroe street, Wheeling, West
Virginia.
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WASHINGTON HALL IMPROVEMENTS
The Improvements being made in
Washington Hall begin to show to
advantage. The gallery across the
east end is nearly completed, and takes
away from the hall the barn-like look it
formerly had. The gallery is supported
by neat iron pillars and is a tasty affair.
We have an idea that it will greatly
improve the acoustic qualities OF the
place, making it easier for the speaker
or singer to be heard.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-This
court met yesterday morning; all the
Judges present.
The case of LEMON Mott, against VIM.
j. Purdy, ct al, from Marshall County,
was argued by Holiday for appellant
and Allison for appellee and submitted.
The case of VIM. J. Purdy, against
James Burley, from Marshall, was sub
mittcd. The case of VIM. J. Purdy,
agains: P. j. Anschutz, from Marshall,
was submitted.
The case of George Smith, trustee,
against Thorp, etal., from Richie, was
continued.
The court adjourned to meet this
morning at 9 o'clock.
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SALE OF SToCK To.DAY.-We would
urge upon all who wish to buy first
class horses, wagons, &c, to attend the
sale at the Fair Grounds to-day. James
Burley's Robert Red Eye stock is so
well known, that the mere announce
ment that it is TO be sold should attract
a large number Of buyers. The sale
commences at nine clock this morning.
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To-day is the best day of the races
and the prospect for an exciting time is
good. The entries for the first race Of
one mile dash, running, are Lucy P,
Billy Malloy and Jim Burley. The
second race will be hot one. Scrog.
gins, the winner of yesterdays race,
William and Sorrel Dan, will trot, and
We can safely say that if the three
horses trot fast time and close work
may be looked for. The last is a run.
ming race, mile heats, best three in five,
and Tor it Belle Price, Bayswater, Lady
Owen, Glencoe and Jim Burley are
named. Belle Price has thus far won
every race she has started for, but the
chances are that she will have to fly
to do it to-day.
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NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEpEEs Buy your
paper at PAUL Bros. & Co., No 80
Market street, and save fifteen per cent.
by getting those wide English goods,
which are superior to American papers
both in the quality Of the paper and in
the colors they are printed in, and sell
for the same price. You will find there
the best assortment in the city, all
styles, prices and qualities
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DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER sta.ds un.
equaled for making light, healthy and
nutritious rolls, biscuits, griddle cakes,
&c The ingredients used in the man.
ulacture OF this powder are not only
chemically pure, but so proportioned
that the results produced are the same
each time. In this respect it possesses
superiority over all others in the mar
ket. Only two tablespoonfnls are re-
quired for quart of flour. For sale by
grocers generally. Use DooLEYs
YEAST POWDER only. DooLEY d BRO,
proprietors, 50 New street, New York.
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New COUNCIL INsTIrUrED.-Deputy
National Councillor Clarkson last nigh,
Instituted Enterprise Council No. ., and
installed VIM. E. Fry as Councillor and
-- Budke as Vice Councillor. The
new Council starts on its career of use.
fulness with most encouraging prospects
of success.
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MINERAL SPRING WATERs.-We are
just in receipt of the following mineral
waters, put up in halfpint bottles:
Hamburg, Kissingen, Vicby, Pyrmont
Spa, Marienbad, Pullua, Bitter Kis-
singer. Also fresh supply of Empire
and Congress Waters at E. Bookings
pharmacy, No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
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ACCEpTED.-We learn that the invi-
tation extended Rev. D. w. Fisher by
the Session of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church to occupy their pulpit has been
accepted, at least for tomorrow morn
ing, and accordingly Mr.. Fisher will
preach in that church tomorrow morn
inc
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THUMB CRCsHED.-Our friend Benz.
Dillon met with a severe accident in
having his thumb crushed while at
work in the Crescent Mill, yesterday.
\ large stone with which he was at
work fell upon his hand MASKING the
thumb in a terrible manner.
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GARRISON DRAMATIC CLUB-The en-

GARRISON DRAMATIC CLUB.-The en-,
tertainment to be gwen at Templars'
Hall, Hornbrook building, Main street,
by the GARRISON Dramatic Club TO-
night, promises to be very interesting
affair. Prizes are to be given to the
handsomest ltldy and LATEST man. We
are candida tie for one Of the prizes
we amt particular which.
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POLICE CoURT.-The only case before
the Police Court yesterday was the
one continued from Wednesday, that OF
James Brown, charged with obstructing
the sidewalks. Brown had eviden ce to
show that the obstruction was not will.
full and that it was but temnorarv
The case was dismissed at the cost Of
the CITY.
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FINE CANDIES in pound boxes at 40
and 80 cents; plain candies in pound
boxes at 25 and 80 cents, and all other
goods very low, at Chas. A. Swartz's
Monroe street, one door East of Mcclure
House.
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A FRIEND informs us that there is a
fine, two year old colt in Lubbock town
ship, this county, named "Spivins. -
State Journal.
If he is anything like his namesake,
he won't be a bit fast" He will be
lean, but good.
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ABOUT AGAIN.-The boy Pemberton,
whose accident by being thrown from a
horse he was exercising on the Fair
Grounds we mentioned on Tuesday, is
able to be out again. His hurts were
not as severe as at first anticipated.
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Gen. DUIBIN WARD is announced to
address the Democracy and the people
generally at Bellaire, Ohio, on Thurs
day evening, Sept 18th. Gen. Ward
is one Of the most eloquent and efIec
tive stumpers in Ohio.
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All Represented -Yesterdav NOV

ALL REPREsENTED.-Yes terday morn
ing we noticed that representatives of
the entire judiciary of the State were n
the Court House at the same time
There were Judges Berkshire, MAJ
well and Moore, of the Supreme Court
of Appeals. Judge Melvin, of the Cii'-
cult Court, and Judge Good, of the
Municipal Court.
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afheeliug Regi5ter.
SATURDAY, JULY is, 1871.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
A Card-James Lindsay d Sons.
Religious Notice-First Presbyterian
Church.
Now is the Time-G. Mendel Il GO.
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate. +.
Updegraff.
American Watches-Oxtoby n DUFF.
field.
Religious Notice-English Lutheran
Church.
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A VERY neat little affair is now fur
nished by Brown 4 Higgins to their
patrons, giving many useful hints to
those desiring pictures. Call for q copy.
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JOHN FRAwLEY, Of Cleveland, the
champion billiardist of Ohio, and pres
ent holder Of the gold cue, is stopping
at the Mcclure House.
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Ice CREAM, the best in the city for
81 80 per gallon, 40 cents per quart, 20
cents per pint; put up in paper bags, at
Chas. A. Swartz's, Monroe street, one
door East Of Mcclure House.
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JOHN T. LAKIN g. Co., Merchant Tai
lors, 81 Monroe street, have the largest
and finest assortment Of Linen Coats
busters, &c, to be found in the city.
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If you want paper you can enjoy
this hot weather, buv the SUNDAY
News.
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The coolest and most comfortable
Ice Cream Saloon in the city is Chas,
r. Behler's, Ill Market street.
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If you want Hats and Caps, go to
Forgey L. Clemens, Southeast corner OF
Main and Union streets.
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ACCOMMODATIONS for every person at
Chas. R. Behler's Ice Cream Saloon,
Ill Market street.
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TO-DAY is the anniversary Of the
Punishment Of Napoleon the Great to
Elba.
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THE SUNDAY News will contain all
the kilograms from New York and
elsewhere up to Saturday at midnight,
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We were favored with right sharp
shower last night about midnight.
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Rich Vanilla, Chocolate, Ice Cream
and Sherbet, at Chas. r. Behler's.
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G. WASHINGTON as High Old Boy
in to-morrow's SUNDAY News.
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SEE specimens of Berlin" Cards al
Brown e. Higgins.
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The latest local news in tomorrow :
SUNDAY News.
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MEMS Base Ball Shoes, only 81 60, al
Forgey e. Clemens.
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PLENTY of Oranges and Lemons at
Chas. R. Behlers. ~.
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The Ottawa, the new Summer beyer
age, at Finney's Drug Store.
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LADIES Lasting Lace Caters, only
$i.25 at Forgey Il Clemens, Southeast
corner of Main and Union streets.
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OTTAWA" delicious and wholesome,
at Finney's Drug Store, two doors below
the Mcclure House. -
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BuRNETrs COOKING EXTRACTS are the
best
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OTTAWA" at Finneys Drug Store.
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MEMS Black Canvass Boots, only
$3.50, at Forgey & Clemens.
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FIVE cents IL glass, Ottawa, at Fin
news.
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A RICH number of the SUNDAY NEw
will be published tomorrow.
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Merchants National Bank

Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
AT WHEELING.
CAPITAL S5oO,OOo.
peals in Gold, Coupons, Bonds, CONNER
cial Paper anu Bills OF Exchange.
Interest Paid on SPECIAL Deposits.
Collections made on all points and proceeds
promptly RENTED.
Revenue Stamps, New Fractional Cur
rency, !, 2, 3 and 5 cent coin constantly on
hand.
DIRECTORS.
in. Vance, John handlan,
l.. 8. Delaplain, r. j. stone,
T. Sweeney, MIN. buries,
A. Wilson.
j. NELSON VANCE, President:
JNO. ]. JONES, Cashier. myl
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
All Retail Orders amounting to $40
and over Delivered i'm any Part
of the Country.
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
SAMPLE BUREAU,

retail customers at ulstdnce, haNc e7'dp-
lished
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application, promptly send 6g
mail full lines OF Samples Of the Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, OF FRENCH,
ENGLISH and DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURE, guaranteeing at all times TO sell as
lo,0, If not at less prices, than at any house In
the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and
most celebrated manufacturers in the differ
ent parts Of Europe, and importing the
same by Steamers direct TO Baltimore, our
stock is at all times promptly supplied with
the novelties of the London ana Parls
markets.
AS we buy and sell only for cash, and make
no bad debts, we are able and willing TO sell
our goods at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER
CENT. LESS PROFIT than il we gave credit.
In sending for samples specify the KIND o.
goods desired We keep the best grades OF
every class Of goods, from the lowest TO the
most costly.
Orders unaccompanted BY the cash ~tu De
sent c. o. D.
PROMPT-PAYING WHOLESALE BUY
Frs are invited to inspect the Stock In our
Jobbing and Package Department. Address
HAMILTON CASTOR & Sons,
1877, 1893, Dol and 203 West Baltimore ST.
nov2l-d&w Baltimore, MO.
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The great temperance beverage, at
Finney's