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Initial Stationery.

Diaries VT Registers Pens Pencils Ink and in fact
almost everything in the Fancy Goods Line thatis
usuallyfound outside the cities.
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WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING

al" IN O'0'' B.E RAwsoE
Barton, Jan. 4. 1879.
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and trimmings for Violins-strings, Bows, Tuning
Forks, Instruction Books. &C., &c. Lots OF KNIVES
Razors Combs, Wallets Hair, Tooth and Cloth brush
es Shaving Cups Soaps Strops. Cologne and PerInm-
cry of various kinds Spy Glasses, Microscopes Tner
mometers, Writing Desks. Work Boxes, Portohos'
Common and
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Premier GladstOne'S Reply to DiSraell's
Parliamentary Question.
The American Note Not in Unison with the Eng
lish View-A Cabinet Answer To Be Deliv-
cred Immediately-Earl Granville
on England's Anxiety"
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW FORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 49, 1872.
In the House OF Commons TO- night Mr.. Gladstone
answering Mr.. Disraelis inquiry, stated that the
reply OF the American government to LORD Grai-
ville's note concerning the Alabama claims was re-
ceived by Her Majesty's government on the l4th
inst. He was gratihed TO be able TO state that 1t
was couched In courteous and friendly terms.
Cheers) Our views. he continued, are not
adopted; hence, in the opinion OF the government
an answer Is required, which the govern
ment Of the United States appears to
invite. This answer Will be delivered TO the Amer-
can Minister In London before Thursday OF the
present week. 1t would be Inconsistent with public
business to lay the correspondence before Parlla
ment at present, particularly the Congress OF the
United States has declined to ask 1t or the Pres-
dent. The tenor or our communicable, while 1t
shows are anxious to carry the treaty into exc
cution will, trust, not fail In that sense Of the
state and Of the which the honor OF this
country demands.
The statement OF the Premier was received at the
close with loud cheers.
Earl Granville in the House OF Lords, made re-
ply, in substance the same that given in the Com
mons, to an inquiry OF the Earl OF Malmesbury
concerning the correspondence, adding that the
papers would be produced as soon as possible He
assured their lOrdships he was 'aware or the pub
lie anxiety on this subject and the grave respon-
sibility attaching 10 the government in dealing
with it,
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r r A N o e.
Republican Governmental Conservatism Against
Radical cred" Remembrancss.
Military Demoralization-Pa Parliamentary Recon-
ciliation to the War Estlmates-The Priestly
Revolution Against Infallibility.
TELEGRAM To TEE NEW YORK HenALp-

PARIS March Is, 1872.
To-day being the anniversary of the uprising Of
the French Commune, 1t Is now feared that demon.
STATIONS, attended with disorder, Will be made Ia
the city during public assemblages held in ceebra-
ZION OF the event, and the government mas. conse-
quenty, taken precautions for the suppression
OF disturbances OF the peace"
THE PARLIAMENT RECONCILED TO THE ARMY EsTI.
MATES.
Reports from Versailles state that the republican
left IN the Assembly Will not oppose the war esti-
mates as agreed upon by President Theirs and the
Budget Committee.
deputy made speech yesterday in the Assem-
bly, IN which he argued that "France needed an
army OF 100000 to keep pace with neighboring
Powersn
PRIEsTLY PROTEST AGAINST PAPAL AVAILABILITY.
Pere M0uls Canon of the Cathedral OF Bordeaux,
has joined Pere Jungua in the protest against the
dogma or Papal Infallibility.
ALGERIAN RENowN AGAINST THE FAME OF THE
CRIMEA.
1t Is rumored that General Bourbaki has sent O
challenge TO Marshal paraguay dHilllers.
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sketch of Shere All.

The convict murderer, Shere Ali, who has just
been executed In India for the crime OF assassination
OF the late Governor General was twenty-five years
OF age at the moment OF the preparation OF the
murder. He was the son Of Walee Kookee Keyl, OF
Garvee. near Jamrood, and served as an orderly Of
the Commissioner at Peshawur. He was taken from
Lockuge by Major James, IN 1851, and sent to Hin
dostan with Mir Jafllr's regiment. After the war
Major James took him as orderly, and ne served
In that capacity under Colonies Taylor, Becher and
Pollock. file behaved well at Umbeyla with Colonel
Taylor In March, 1867, he murdered Hyder, kins-
man, IN pursuance Of blood feud at spot near
10 the commissioners house, having met him In the
city, made friends with him, and accompanied MIN 10
lar III the evening. He then said the murderer was
carpenter, who escaped beyond the border. Hyder
accused Snere ALL lie was found guilty, but not
sssntenced to death, as there was presumption
tne' tne actual blow was struck by his c0mrade.
ne narrowly escaped death by jail fever. He
SSesEeu mat his sentence might be committed 10
ueath instead OF transportation. The blood feud
nas peen Kept up In his family for generations. lie
mao nad sr as lad committed another murder,
anu ,ssupesequently bred at and wounded woman
sS1s she oorder He was fearless man, much
nneu W us masters, but passionate and trouble
s,e win IN MS fellows shere All had adult
Aaou0n Aeuo VIII die out with him.
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A MURDEROUS NEGRO.

Fight Against n Sherih's POsse-A Negro
Named john White Kills Two Men and
Wounds Four Othcrs-A Bad, Desperate
Character.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March Is. 1872.
A desperate fight occurred at Presidents Island
few miles below this CITY yesterday. Deputy
Sheriff +. Rodegan went there for the purpose OF
arresting negro named John White, who for some
time has been the terror OF the negroes living there
Rodegan was met by q large body OF armed negroes
who proposed to assist III the arrest but they stated
that White mad barricaded his cabin and would
make q desperate fight. Rodegan approached the
cabin and demanded the surrender of White, who
refused, saying that he would be murdered BY the
negroes II he did
After some further parleying one negro ap-
preached the cabin and was shot dead by White.
who rushed out and secured his gun. In a few
minutes lie shot another and secured his gun. but
was wounded as he retreated TO his cabin. White
then opened sharp fire, wounding four others.
Rodegan, seeing II was impossible TO dlsodge him,
sent TO the city for assistance Deputy sheriff M1k0
Payne summoned posse and proceeded to take
measures to burn Whites cabin. While then sur
rendered.
Alter his arrest 1t was with great fculty the ne
grOes were kept from shooting him, they even
threatening to shoot the officers II ne not de-
lvered to them. White brought the city and
lodged ih jail. The prisoner has served regular
term IN the Third cavalry, anu 1t Is said, has Killed
several men before.
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I r e L "A N D
Celebration of the National Ami
versary Fete in Cork.
The People Out In Full Force-Hints, Moral, Po-
ltical and Dynastic, for Victoria.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.


DUBLIN, March Is, 1872. =
The celebration of st. Patrick's Day ct Cork yes
terday was one Of unusual proportions A mass
meeting was held in the City PARK at which It Is
estimated nearly fifteen thousand persons were
present.
The various organizations marched to and from
the park with nags and bands OF music. Although
there was much excitement, no disorder occurred
and the police force, which had been largely in
creased for the day. found occasion to interfere.
Mr.. Romayne presided and on taking the chair
made powerful speech. He said "the most
despotic government in Europe would not have
allowed such an occasion as the Royal Thanks
giving to pass without signalling IL by an amnesty
TO political prisoners. The Queen Of England
should remember that her dynasty owed its exist
cnce to the greatest periurer OF modern times-the
Duke of Marlborough. Providence seemed to inter-
pose remind her of that for in the carriage
with the queen, when OConnor presented his pistol
and petition, sat o lady Of honor who was o
descendant Of the Churonills. England had never
granted Ireland anything from motives Of justices
concessions had always been wrung from her
through FEAR"
The speakers bold denunciations were received
with frequent and prolonged cheering.
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GOVERNMENT DEFALCATIONS,
General stanton, Internal Revenue Collector
for the Fifth Maryland District, Arrested
and Deposed from His Position.


for the Fifth Maryland District, Arrested
and DepOsed from His Position.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March IS. 1872
General David L, Stanton, for some years Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue Tor the Fifth district of
Maryland. Is alleged to be deaulter In from twenty
TO thirty thousand dollars. system or false en-
tries has, 1t Is said, been made in his books during
the past two years. 80 that the amount or the
delacati0n cannot yet be determined. Supervisor
Fulton last week began an inspection OF his books
and finding that all wasnoJ right, this morning sus.
pended him pending the examination.
He left FOR washington TO appeal to the Treasury
Department, and was this evening arrested in Bal.
tmore, taken before United states Commissioners
Rogers and held to bail In the sum of $685. OOO This
afternoon he was removed from his position by the
department., and George w. Sands, who was the
former Collector Of the district under President Lin
con appointed TO fill his place, and ne will at once
take charge OF the ONCE. General Stanton Is n
young man, OF about thirty years OF age. and has
heretofore borne good character but lately he has
been keeping the company OF young men or means
and leisure and IL IS believed that he has cultva.
ted expensive habits that led him into regulations
that have resulted In his ruin. He was colonel I'm
the First Maryland infantry, and was brevetted
brlgader general for gallant conduct at Five Forks
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INDIA.
Lord Mayos Murderer Executed-Co Confession Of
the Crime and Of Individual Criminality-His
Career as q Factionist and Assassin.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CALCUTTA, March Is, 1872.
Shcre Ali, the assassin OF the late Governor Gen.
eral of india Earl Mayo has been executed accord
Ing to the sentence OF the Court.
Before being taken to the gallows he made con-
fesslon declaring that the death OF the vlceroy was
not the result OF conspiracy, as he alone designed
and carried out the murder. He also said that he
intended to Kill General Stewart, who accompanied
the Earl Of Mayo on his tour OF inspection to Port
Blair, and was only prevented from fully executing
his purpose by the promptness Of his arrest after
stacking the vicer0y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN March 1s-4 80 p
M-Consols closed at We for and 92
count United States hvewenty bonds lsos, 92s 1865,
old 931 1878. s31s ten-fortes, 6gA. y
FRANKFORT BoURsr.-FRANKFoHr, March Is. -IJnited
States $40 bonds, sos for the issue of 1862,
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, March 1s.-Rentes 55f. &c., ex
dividend. ' -
LIVERPOOL CoTToN STANDARDIZATION, March IS
48O p. MThe cotton market closed strong Mddnq up
lands, IL adj mdding Orleans d The sales OF the
day have been l50OO bales, including 5000 for speculation
anu export
LIvRRrooL BnEApsTuFFs MARKRT-LIvRRpooI March
1s-Noon. The bresdstuf market is dull
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPoOI- March
Bacon, Dos I'd per cwt for Cumberland cut, aud 3s 3d.
per cwt. for short rib middles
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON, March 49,
Talow, $685. 6Os per Refined petr oeum, I'D, l7Ad.
Der gallon. Linseed oil, xV3 b. per ton.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

MADRIE, March Is, 1872.
The Correspondence says deputat1on composed
Of Of all parties recently waited on Don Espar.
tero and requested him to accept nomination for
the Cortes.
The distinguished statesman declined the honor,
declaring that he 'had long since Withdrawn from
the arena of political strife, participation in when
was incompatible with his advanced age" He
counseed the liberal men OF all shades Of opinion
to unite, put an end to the discussions which
af1icted Spain and consolidate the institutions Of
the country on firm and enduring basis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-19
LOCAL GOVERNMENT,
Governor Parker, of New Jersey, Admon.
ishing the Trenton legislature.

UoNerhOr fnrker, OF new Jersey, AdmOn.
ishing the Trenton legislature.
TRENTON, N. j., March Is, 1872
Governor Parker sent to the Legislature special
message to-day, in which, after saying that legsla
ton which takes from the people Of municipality
the right to govern themselves and choose their
local officers has been decided TO be unconstitutional
by one OF the states OF the Union and after arguing
against the principle at length, refers to the fact
that Jersey City Is governed by officers appointed
by the legislature and not selected by the voters
Of the city; that while they are permitted to vote
for Mayor and Aldermen, there are important func-
tons usually vested in such officers that are taken
from them. He, therefore, recommends that all
the legislation OF last year In respect 10 the local
government OF Jersey City, which authorizes the
legislative commissions, be repealed, and the con-
troll OF her municipal affairs be restored to her peo-
Dle.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wyoming Will leave this port On
Wednesday for queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at half past eleven O'Clock A. NJ
TIE NEW YORK NATURALIZATION FOR Europe.
will be ready Ut halfpast nine O'Clock In the morn
ing.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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x n 6 T. a N D.
The ArmOr-Plated War Ship Lord Clyde
A1Oat and for Repair.
'Orton" -Tichborne's Case-G Government Pension
to Lord Mayo's Family-Citizen Re-
buke to Radical Reds"
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 1S, 1872
The Lords Of the Admiralty have received a tele-
gram report from the naval authorities at Valetta
Malta, which announces that the iron-plated war
ship Lord Clyde. which was ashore on q reef near
the island Of Pantellaria, has been oated OF. The
vessel sustained some damage and will 60 into
dock at Valetta for repairs.
CROWN CONSOLATION TO LADY MAYO.
A pension OF FL, 900 has been granted to Lady
Mayo and f2OO 900 have been settled on her children
by the British government
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BAIL.
Tho baiing of the Ticnborne claimant has been
again postponed until Wednesday.
THE RADICAL "RRDs' WITHOUT A RESTING PLACE
The meeting to celebrate the insurrection OF the
French Commune, announced for tonight in st.
Georges Hall, did not take place. The proprietor
refused to allow the Of the hall for the purpose.
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A FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, March 10, 1872
The boiler Of Messrs. Jones & Cornahaus' soap
and candle factory, on Central avenue, exploded az
haf-past tw to-day, killing two men, Jacob Asthref
teen feet long ana Weighing three thousand pounds
was blown a distance OF nearly half mile and
Killed three children named Cora Cole, Alice Thorn
ton and Ella FOrbus. The cause OF the explosion =
mn
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD

BONN, March Is, 1872.
The delegates OF the Old Catholic party, to the
number Of 100, held meeting here last week. and
resolved to call general congress- to meet ct Co.
l0gne in September.
A petition against the Jesuits was framed, to be
presented to the Rechstag.
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PuILApELPHIA, March IL. 1871.

PHILADELPHIA, March is, 1872
The members OF the Japanese Embassy spent this
morning in o thorough inspection of the various
departments of Baird Co.'s locomotive works, on
Broad street, where engines are turned out at the
rate of eight Der week. or over four hundred per
anpuL0.
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Died.
FRANK.-On Monday, March IS, at seven p. M,
after a severe illness, SAMUEL FRANK, the beloved
child OF r. w. and Fanny Frank.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
For other Deaths see Eignth Pu1e.l
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A.-ROyal Havana E0ttery.-ExtrnOr ordinary
DRAWING of April 4, 1872. Tickets sold by J. b. MAR
TINEZ co. BANKERS. 10 Wall street box 1855 Pos
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.

The following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours IN CON-
parison with the corresponding day OF last year,
as indicated bv the Thermometer at Hudnurs Phar-
lIppA N Pm a
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INTERNATIONAL AQUAT1Cs
The London Rowing Club Crew for Contest with
the New York Atalantas.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March IS, 1872.
The London Rowing Club have selected their crew
for the match with the ATLANTA Boat Club, Of New
York. The following are the names Of the men,
Stout, stroke Ryan, Gulston and Strong.
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Hands on, Father Time 1T Is n Fact, Es.
abshed by forty Of experiment. that head
PHALON's CHEMICAL HAIR INvIG0RAT0R is faith
youth of the hair from every DIMINISHING
influence and renders wonderfully uxuran Sold by all
druggists.
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Bnrry Du Barry's Revaientn Arnbica Food.
for InvasThe most nutrtiye preparation
the public REvALENTA CHOCOLATE, most delightful
beverage. JOHN +. HENRY, Agent.
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A.-Herriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray str set
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A.-Rupfure, Hernia.-Whfe's Patent
LEVER TRUSS. The best the world. Cures warranted.
C. AUG. GREGORY, NJ. D., 744 Broadway.
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CIOveriue.-Usc no more Offensive BeBzfue.
CLOvERINE has supplanted 1t In all gentee families in
cleaning laces silks, gloves vevets cloths &c b. b. RAT
TORE CO., Coverine Chemical Works. Brooklyn.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. O., March 19-1 A. Nj.

WASHINGTON, u. u, March l9-l A. NJ. J
Synopsis for the Pdst Ttcenty-tour Hours.
The barometer continued falling during Sun
day night from the lower Missouri Valley to
the upper lakes, and has now extended its In.
iuence over Tennessee and to the middle At
lantio and New England States the lowest
having moved eastwardly over Wisconsin
and Michigan into Canada, north OF Lake Erie, pre-
coded by brisk and very brisk southerly winds.
The area OF rain and snow has extended eastward
over the lower lake region. The display of eau
tonarv signals along the lakes will be resumed on
April l.
The low barometer north OF Lake Erie Will con-
tinue moving eastwardly over the northern
New England States, preceded by very brisk
and probably nigh sOutherly winds along the
middle and east Atlantic coasts. and rain
and snow. Pleasant weather VIII prevail
over the Southern States Tuesday, with
southwesterly winds veerng to northwesterly. Rs-
ing barometer falling temperature, northwesterly
winds and clearing weather will extend eastward
over Michigan and the Ohio Valley by Tuesday
morning ana over the Middle States by Tuesday
evening very generally. Cautionary signals are Or
dered for Baltimore Cape May, New YORK, New
London, Boston and Portland.
Supplementary Weather Report.
Snow has been reported from Grand Haven,
and rain from Jacksonville and Lake City, Fla.
cloudy weather, with nigh southwesterly wind
prevailed this evening at Indianapolis Ind. At Chi
cago, Detroit, Keokuk. Lyncnburg, Pittsburg and
st. Louis brisk southwesterly winds prevailed,
with cloudy or partially cloudy weather, excepting
at Lynchburg, where the weather was clear. Upon
the summit OF Mount Washington, N. H., the
weather was cloudy, the barometer 1898, the
temperature 10 degrees below Zero with heavy
westerly gale blowing at the rate OF "a miles an
hour. At Key West, Fla. the weather was fair;
light southwesterly wind prevailed, with tenn
perature OF SO degrees above. At San Francisco,
CAL, the weather was clear, with slight northwest
ery wind and temperature OF GA degrees above.
Al Portland, oregon, 1t was calm and clear, with q
temperature OF 81 degrees above At Caro- ILL.,,
Davenport and Keokuk, Iowa, Nashville, Tenn;
Omaha, Neb. ,vicksburg Mss; ST. Paul, Mimi; st.
LOUIS NO., and Leavenworth, Kansas, the temper
ature has risen rapidly-reglsterng at the latter
place GA degrees above. AT Cincinnati Ohio q rise
OF 20 inches In the river is reported.
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A.-"COd Liver Oil, IL Taken mt the First
appearance Of Consumption, often effects
HAZARD CASWELL'S Is the best
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Herr Won Arnim. the German Ambassador to the
Papal Court win shortly present to the Pope his let
tiers Of recall.
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BOSTON's MUSICAL JUBILEE.
Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales
Invited 10 the Great Festival.

BOSTON, Mass. March Is, 1872,
The work of constructing the mammoth building
for the Worlds Peace Jubilee commenced In earn.
est to-day. The proposition made by Mr.. Gilmore
while In England, to invite Queen Victoria TO the
festival, has been well received by influential per-
sons. The Prince OF Wales, Sir Edward Cardwe
minister OF War; and Mr.. william lnman (or the
Inman line) Will be among the cIty's Invited
guests. bureau FOR the accommodation OF stran.
gers has been formed composed OF Edward SANDS
Charles W. Slack and Henry Mason.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye-The Best in tho
Gus. AT all druggists.
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THE JAPANESE IN PHILADELPHIA.

Average temperature yeSJeTuhy s........... ~
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ...................... 90
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SPAIN.

Patriotic Action and Sensible Advice by a Politi.
cal Leader.
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Liver, Kidney and Urinary Iomplaint nre
efectualy relieved and cured by JULIHNS HfDRASTfN
COMPOUND Sold by druggists.
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GERMANY.

Progress of the Religious Movement-P Profession
Against the Order Of Loyola.
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Needles for All the Sewing Machines at
Office BARTLETT NEEDLE WORKS. 56g Broadway, cor
pr air