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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
Pawnees Preparing for War.

ST. LOUIS, August l5.-Advices from the
Pawnee reservation, in Nebraska, say that
the Pawnees are preparing for war with the
Sioux IN retaliation for the attack on them.
1t is stated they have 600 warriors among
themselves ana have invited the Omahas,
YanktOns, and one or two other friend
ly tribes, to join them, nearly all of whom
have accepted the invitation.
The Pawnees expect to muster 1000 war-
riOrs and propose to prosecute relentless
war against the Sioux.
Cholera in Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Times of this
morning says the fast is one that need not
longer be concealed, that the cholera pre-
walls in this city. There have been forty
two deaths from that disease.
Seriously Ill.
PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-Hon. w. NJ.
Meredith is seriously ill.
Death of n Veteran.
Elias Durand died to-day. aged eighty.
He was born in France, and served under
the first Napoleon.
Rains Aieng Red River.
Marshall Texas, August l5.-Generaf
rains all along Red river and Northeastern
Texas.
Storm mt Little Rock.
LITTLE Rock, August IA severe storm
of wind and rain passed over the city TO-
night, doing considerable damage.
The First Bale Mt vicksburg.
VICKsBURG, August 1.-THE first bale of
new cotton, raised bv Lewis Keutz, four
miles south of Vicksburg, was brought in
today.
Cholera at Columbus.
COLUMBUS, August i5.-One cholera
death to- day.
The Presidents Visit to Maine.
and suite. accompanied by Governor Pere-
ham and Messrs. Hamiin, Morrill, and
Blaine, arrived here to-day by special
train which was run direct to the railroad
wharf. The party embarked on the revenue
cutter McCulloch and proceeded to Mount y
Vernon. Notwithstanding the rain several
hundred people gathered on the wharf, by
whom the President was heartily cheered.
A salute was fred by the McCulloch as they
left the wharf At Bath, where the train
made brief stop on the way here, a large
crowd assembled TO whom the President
was introduced by Mayor Rice and bowed >
his thanks.
Southern Historical Society.
RICHMOND August 1.-THE Sootu,.I
Historical Association, in session at Mont
gomery White Sulphur Springs. adopted Q
resolution making Richmond the headuuar.
ters of the society in the future. General
J. A. Early was elected president, with one
vice president in each Southern State.
Honers fer Bestsu.
BOsTON, August l5.-A letter from Philip.
Brick, superintendent of schools of this
city, dated Vienna, July 25, says: To-day
the International jury for group H has
voted on all the highest honors to be
lcoST1NuED ON EIGHTH PAGE.l'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
Peter JOliy vs.. Schooner Mary Jane-No.
10 DEF

Peter Jolly rs. SchOOUeF Mary 1ane-NOe
1926.
I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
II District of Louisiana.-In obedience 10 an I'd.
6lralty war ant to directed in the above en-.
Cited suit l have seized and taken into my posses
MoD-
THE SCHOONER MARY JANE now hbeled BY
Peter jolly for the causes set forth in the libel
now pendiug in the District Court Of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
cons having or pretending to have any right. title
or nteres, in to the same. to be and 81 pear at
Dstric Court of the United States for the district
Aforesaid to holden at the city of New Orlesns,
on the third Monday of September, to show cause,
if any they have or eau. why the said schooner
Mary Jane should not be condemned and be sold
agreeahly to the PRAYER of libelant.
tnited States MarshaPs office. New Orleans,
fifteenth day Of August, 1873
8. B. PACKARD,
Aul6 30 sec 10 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16

TWELVE MONTHS SALE BIZ THE SHERIFF.
We are requested to call the attention to
the sale at auction to be made tomorrow at
5 p. NJ, on Liberty street, between Girod
and Julia streets, First District, by the
sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans, of improve
ments on the permises known as the Louis
lana Paper Manufacturing Company and
of three inch pipe, mating, rags. For
particulars see advertisement.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
U. S, MARSHAL'S SALES.

John Gates VS.. CerrRin Ash Rnft-No.
1921.
T. rHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i.a-rlct ot Leuisiana-By virtue Of an agree
men between the parties il the above en-.
TIL sIit viii proceed to sell TO the highest
bidder on FRIDAY August IS 1873, at twelve
o. .oek "a, al ths main entrance to the Custom.
uH i-r pn Cana street. in this city, the following
q, ,cgih-d property, Wig
CERTAIN ASH RAFT, lying at the foot of Up
- iue street.
TernIs--t ash on the spot
Cated States Marshars office, New Orleans,
August y 1873. a.-.z =
s. B. PACKARD,
abb United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16

The thermometer at Louis Frigerios,
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ, 800; ct P. M, S9o;
ct P. M, $50. Lowest point during the
night of August IA, 10.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
STOLEN.

STOLEN--ON FRIDAY NIGHT, AUGUST Q, 1879 +,
- a small POCKET BOOK, containing . note
L. his own order, for one hundred dollaEs payable
nin-ty days from date The public are cautioned
rot TO negotiate fog the same, - payment has
b~en topped
xul6 3ts i. SZABA1y.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
Louisville has unwittingly committed

LOUISVILLE mas unWlttlngly cOmmltte0
itself to grand temperance reform by
voting to send drunks home instead of to
the lookup. Not even the most. confirmed
inebriates require second treatment. They
generally come out about the third day, q
little more bald, and with . scared look
about the eyes that tell Of the Christening
influence of good Christian homo.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
FRANCE.
Proposed Proclamation Of a Monarchy for
ChRHlbOrd.

New York August IA Wo1,td's special
from Loudon. datea the fourteenth, says it
is stated upon the highest authority, that
Count de ChamDord has announced his
resolution to accept the constitution for
France prepared BY the members of the
right of the Assem6l, and himself, and will
rule both by the viii of God aud the good
will Of the people. The proclamation Of
the monarchy will be made in about six
weeks.
Additional Details.
Especial to he New York World.
LONDON August II Il am able to state
on the highest authority that the COmpte
de Chamhord, who has always called
himself and has been recognized by his
partisans ar Henri ", has, after due con.
sideration. announced ais resolution of ac-
cepting the constitution prepared bv the
members Of the rigft Of the French Assem-.
bly,, pro 7ided TIE Assembly adopts it by a
majority
Since the count has a large number OF
declared friends ia that body, y belief is
current that these Will be able to influence
sufficient number Of others, who being uu-
alterably opposed to the republic, would
perhaps be willing to forego mere personal
prejudices for other possible candidates and
unite on the Count dc Chambord a. the
valid representative of the principle of
legitimacy, and thereby constitute the nee
eesary majority.
The fact that Austria, which was deemed
to have an interest in preventing the &C.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE OF UNITED STATES NAIL
Coaches

4 Concord Coach will leave Red River Landing,
louisiana, EVERY SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
YRIpAY st4P NJ on the arrival of the packets
KATIE, FRANK PARGOUD and TATCHEz from
New Orleans, for Smsport, Moreauvills. Mansurs,
Marksviile, Evergreen. Cheneyvine, Lecompt ar
irving at Alexandra at A: NJ. next morning. max
ing close connection it'll stages for Natehitoches,
Louisiana San Augustine and NacOgdOrhes. Texas.
The mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY for
the above places
ap27 6m g. H. PETERSON. Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
THE RIvERs.

The river here is twelve feet one inch
below high water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
nfeteoeolss1c., and River Rsps,t.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record. and rise or fall Of
the rivers, at 3:43 P. NJ. local time, yestsI-
day, as follows:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16

The New York Aaa of the eleventh says:
Hon. j. C. Gibbs, State superintendent
of Education, and the Hon. j. Lewis.
Administrator of Public Buildings, of New
Orleans, are at the Weetmoreland Hotel.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
The Cincinnati Times says:

The exchange fiend has his prototype in
newspaper countingrooms. It is he who
hegs paper, steals . wrapper, borrows .
stamp, gets the young man in attendance to
write the direction for him, and asks the
office boy to take it to the postof6ce.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
npliuuuent Tax List.

We reproduce this morning the list OF de-
linauent taxpayers to the State. The time
is rapidly approaching when the penalties
against delinquents prescribed in act No.
p of 1873 will be rigidly enforced. Tax
resisters take warning.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16

Mr.. Charles o. Phelps has been commits
stoned by Governor Kellogg recorder Of
Shreveport.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
POLITICAL

mand is expected to return to Fort Ric,
about the first of October.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.


~
Pursuant 70 the provisions of an act OF Congress,
xppynved March 3, 1873, authorizing the construc'
tion of a b i,ge across the Mississippi river, at st.
Louis Missouri, by the st. Clair and Carondeiet
Bridge Company, the aforesaid company htreoy
gives notice 10 All concerned that they will, on or
before the tenth day Of July next, submit 70 the
Secretary of War. for his examination and ap'
Yr0val design foI suspen sion bridge, consisting
of two channel spans of six hundred feet each,
and two end spans OF three hundred feet each.
with an elevation of one hundred feet above low
wafer mark They will also file map giving the
proposed alton Of the bridge the topography OF
the banks Of the river at high and low water, the
direction of the current at all stages. ana the
soundings. showing accurately the bed OF the
stream and furnishing such other Information as
NAV be required for full and satisfactory under
standing Of the subject by the Secretary OF war.
By order Of Board of Directors Of the St. Ciair
-A1 '"i M HENDERSON, Secretary.
St. Louis No. June 80 1873. jyl2 BOT"
"IDEa ....SKINA ..........FCk kS
JOSEPH B. WILKINSON, JR.,
Rides. Skin. and Furs. Mess, WeoI, Tal'
low. Etc.,
10. % Peters street, near the Custom 1ouse, rev
Orleans Louisiana.
liberal advancement made on cOnsignmenfA
iAl4 lV
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16

BosroN, August l5.-A letter from Philip.
Brick, superintendent of schools of this
city, dated Vienna, July 25, says: To-day
the International jury for group H has
voted on all the highest honors to be
awarded to this group. and Boston re-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16

lCONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16

To Collector of Customs, New Orleans. Louisi'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-16

RICHMOND, August J5.-The SOutuc. ii
Historical Association, in session at Mont
gomery White Sulphur Springs. adopted Q
resolution making Richmond the headouar-
ters of the society in the future. General
J. A. Early was elected president, with one
vice president in each Southern State.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-Secretary
Boutwell, had expected to take his seat
to-day, but he thinks he cannot do so,
and possibly may not till Wednesday.
He has not as yet resigned the Secreta-
ryship, and is delaying at the request Of
the President, though he has performed
no official act for two days past. 1t is
known that some unexpected compiler
ton has arisen, which has prevented the
immediate nomination of Judge Rich
ardson. In the meantime Mr.. Delano's
friends continue to declare their belief
that he will soon be transferred to the
Treasury, but whatever the Presidents
Intentions are, they are not known to
those Senators who are considered to be
acquainted with such matters.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MILWAUKEE, March ia FIRE on
Wednesday evening destroyed the exten-
sive wooden ware mandatory Of the
Rivers Manufacturing Company, with .
large amount Of finished stock. The
loss is estimated at between $50 900 and
100000 No insurance. Among the
hnishsl goods destroyed 10000 dozen
pals are menGs=sd.
Yesterday afternoon tks body Of a
man, embedded in a cake Of ice, vas
hosted into the lake by the current. The
body ia supposed 10 be that Of Dennis
Regain, Who vas drowned just before the
close Of navila alton while loading seov.
LoGAxsFoRT, IyD., March l7.-Yester-
day afternoon young man named Theo.
Clarke, employed in the yard Of the
Pennsylvania Central aud St. Louis rail-
fosi IS asviichman, while coupling cars
vas run over spd had both legs crushed
90 badly that b. died Instantly.
MkSaIuD, ONO, March ~. - The
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National Hotel. in the north part OF the
city. kspt BY John MeNAmsra, Was de-
slroyed By &c about two O'Clock yesser-
dsy .mofnink. Loss about tSOOoi in
ior $4,000, Ia the Royal Of Liverpool. A
guest aamsd Mart 10 Raine, stranger
waa but med % deaiA. ID is supposed he
was Intoxicated.
PoRrsNourn, ONO, March ia lire
occurred At seio,ovills on Saturday,
destroying three frame dwellings, the
property Of Elias Marshall. The loss
4 estimated At 5000; 20 insurance.
LEXINGTON, Ky, March 1.-THE OBJ
seryer and Reporter OF Lexington Il
about 10 be consolidated with the Daily
Press. The latter will then be the Dem
oeratle oman In central Kentucky.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
,v.,,o,s y.rus lssooIlTlon. VIA .. ,. A.
THLnoRkrn oonrAhr.
specials 20 ths Ledger.
NASHVILLE.

I Special 90 the Lodfef,l ~
NAsuyILLE. March II. n The great
event Of the legislative session was The
final passage Of the funding bill which
took place amid great excitement IN the
House Saturday by vote OF 20 70 20
II was Immediately transmitted 70 the
Senate for concurrence In some 'riihng
amendment aud receive the Governors
signature. Very soon after the bill had
the hearty supper, and appreciation oil
Governor Brown, Speaker McGAughey,
Judge Houk, Of the HOSE; A. A. Free
man. late oandidats for Governor aud
all the State officers as far as known,
exoep. perhaps Dr. Morrow, the State
Treasurer. Every man from Shelby
county opposed the bill to his utmost.
Representative Mulvihill, from Shelby
smoke an hour and half Friday, but
the rest did not have an opportunity Sat
urday to speak at length. Colonel Kerr
however, made himselfheard very plainly
in the face OF the previous question,
under which the bill was finally put
through. Kerr denounced the bill in
nnstinted terms. Mr.. Haynes was pre-
vented from delivering a very sensible
argument he had prepared. Mr.. Jesse
Brown was likewise cut of before be I'm
ished The minority is very bitter, and
denunciations Of lobbyists aud suddenly
converted members are not minced. A
party OF members are reported to have
almost come to blows Saturday afternoon
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
To meet the interest on the State debt,
when funded, will require tax OF at
least eighty cents on the dollar, to say
nothing Of sinking fund on State ex-
peuses; but it is believed that those who
voted for this bill will not favor tax OF
more than forty cents. This is there
fore the very best time to unload State
bonds for it is extremely unlikely that
the first interest falling due will be met.
The action Of the majority in meeting
the demands Of the bondbolders without
probability Of providing revenue to
meet the interest, is looked upon as an
nulIing the bill and amounting to a prac-
teal absurdity.
SExArE.-The tipping bill is under
consideration in the House. 1t is very
light. The East Tennessee members Ia
vor it, but its passage is doubtful in its
present form.
The immigration bill will be taken up
again tomorrow. 1t provides for an APP
preparation of $4,000 1t will hardly
pass.
The Constitutional Convention bill, TO
call a convention in 1874. still hangs
FIRE, and in the multiplicity of business
will probably fail.
An adjournment is expected about
next Saturday or Monday.
Andrew Johnson is here, but for what
purpose he knows best he is decidedly
opposed to the funding bill, and consid-
ers it very mischieyous in its tendencies.
Quite number of Memphis people
are here, including in the number Ben
Hume, D. P. Anderson, DR.. John Err
skine, Captain VIM. H. Carroll, Captain
James Moores, Colonel W. B. Donohoe
and Ben Phelan. Also Sparks, of the
Ripley News; Westbrook, of the Browns
vile Bee, and other members of the
State press,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

IL the lunacy plea is to prevail in muir
der cases in this country, wouldn't it be
well to increase the number of lunatic
asylums, aud build them strong2 If cap
ital punishment is TO be abolished, con-
6nement for life, somswhere, is the sole
guarantee for the protection Of human
life. When we consider the number Of
murders nowadays, and the number Of
acquitaIs on the insanity plea, we can't
we'll avoid the conclusion that there are
al astonishing number Of crazy people
at large, and very dangerous ones, at
thai.
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southern patents.


List OF patents issued 70 Southern IN
yentors during the week ending Febru-
-, no 1874 .eno.,.a co. ,he Lrnarn nv
~ 80, 90, ''rs'',1 ~ $500 -
H. D. a A. +, LACEY patent A''o'n'Ss'
Washington, p. G.
l35 s9T. Shapinr and arranging to-
bacco for hacking; j. X. Earickson, ST.
I,ouis, Mo-
1885 900. Stove CRATE; A. NJ. Harris,
Columbus. Ga.
Ia5.gIO. Sectional steam boiler; j.
Harris, Baltimore, Nd.
l35, 9l2F cultlvator; ]. b. Hinckley,
Naoogdoches, Texas. iA p A''..- ~
1896. Flooring tongs; u. j. Hous-
ton, Naeoochee, Ga.
1897. Mortising machine; Il. j.
Houston, Naooochee, Ga.
1894. Machine for cutting saw
teeth; j. II. W. Onion Baltimore, Nd
l35, 9s5. Siphon;. N. W. Paynter, Bal
timore, Nd. i''fl
I36, 93s. Bale tie; M. Quin, Galveston,
Texas. laHH ~ ilai % d [.
1876, $40. Soda fountain; w. II. Russell,
Sedalia, No. 'maH
ston. Colora, Nd.
lJJ, 9S2. Saw-gummeri IL. baughhhni
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March I7.-Mrs. Woodruff
lectured to a crowded audience at the
Academy of Music last night-subject,
"The Naked Truth" The Tribune says
her language was so course. gross, filthy
and blasphemous that it shocked even
those Of her auditors who applauded her
condemnation of prominent men.
Mr.. II. P. Hoffman, Of the firm Of
Cameron & Hoffman, sta;ioners, and
formerly of Brooklyn, died yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT.
Manager DaVsy, of the Grand OPP
era House, Taxes o Renettt Next
Monday Evening.
THE oFPER.

THE OFFER.
MKNPHIs, TEsS., March Is, 1873.
Mr. 7. W. DaVey. Manager Of Grand Opera
House;
DEAR SIR-The members Of the Gar
rick Club, desiring TO express a due
recognition of the kindness and services
rendered them by you, beg leave to pro-
pose that their next performance NOV
In rehearsal) be devoted to your inter
ests in the shape Of a benefit. Should
the proposition meet with your approval
you will please inform us at what time
you will require our services. Feeling
that this offer on orr part does but
poorly express tho sentiments Of esteem
and regard with which you have inspired
US, am, sir.
Very truly yours,
JosEPH Books,
Manager Garrick Club.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

CAPTlrS JAet and his Modocs have
outwitted our Generals, aud have been
able to steal away from the front or
change base in a suceessfui manner.
Captain Jack feels elaied over his recent
victories. and nov plays the role Of the
diplomat Il may become as difficult TO
remove Jack and bis warriors from the
lava beds As it was to remove the Semi
noles from the everglades Of Florida.
The Nodocs have bseH lost. bui not in
battle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

raeli party l. hopelessly weak, aud afraid
10 ACCEPT the reins Of gosernmeni--
afraid thaf the seniimepl cf the cpunIf,
will refuse 10 sasiAinit h MEASURED The
Gladstone Ministry aeeInSihe beat posi-
BE for EnglAnd jdsl nov, and such
would, appear the sentiment Of the
country ~ e|
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Very truly yours,
JosEPH Books,
Manager Garrick Club.


MENPHIs, TExN., March II. 1878,
Mr.. Joseph Brooks, Manager Of iarriek Club
pRAR sTR-For your kind note Of the
18th inst. psrmit me 10 express my
thanks 70 the members Of the darrlok
Club. and to state that their kind offer
meets with my heartiest approval. The
time set for my benefit is Monday even
ing March Path, on which occasion !
will be pleased TO have the Garrick Club
appear in the manner suggested. Again
thanking you, j am,
Very truly yours,
r W DHVry
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

DIR. II. L. LASKI,
Physician, Surgeon
AND ACcOUCHER.

OFFICE. So UNION ST. { RESIDENCE. go
NI-Nsir street fGayoEo Dlockl. once hours
fr(.r' \ ii f0au. and from 90 g pm. cpe-
eieifies. children and female diseases. 1rad-
uafei al ne L nirersiiy Of Berlin l0eruanyl
via mere han thirty yearl' rrecteal ~ 70
rlrrre Vaccination daily ~ BIZ once -
tresr and : o'clock Pm. e-AN-A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

A CoLp SEEMS SMALL AFFAIR
Most people neglect it. Who minds
III Yet a cold may turn 70 consnmp-
ton and then follows almost certain
death. Take a cold ia time, them that
is. take DR.. Jayne ssExpectorant' the
welLknown standard remedy for coughs
colds, consumption, asthma, hroneh's's'
AID all pulmonary complaints, and your
cold win disappear, as we'll as all appre-
hension Of danger. Sold everywhere
nwEs
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srEna .tyIs. be- q whsal0n's. .

FURSITURE repaired, vanished and
reupholsiefed By Martin Eyke, 81 Madi-
son street. "a
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ENGINEER.
PUBLICATION.

MO PAPER IN MEMPHIs Is A BETTER
~ adrertifinr medium than the Western
mctheetHts u haring within the limits q
Which Memphu i the coumercial center q
rery large circulation. This can Be known
and read Of ~ Who nay become irterrrfe1
, udicllul adfertiEinE will ray. Our cnce b
~ Main street, ~ stairs, IN name buildinr
viii Boyle A Chapman.
81 RW.BLKW ACC.
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Mn.uEEs Cat on" saloon, in rear
Of German National Bank, is the place.
d
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

THE Engiist Cabinet crisis may hap
ply be settled after an. By Gladstone
uifhdraEing be resignation. The Dis
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J. COoK'sst Louis Imperial, At Hen
Dirk, Carter d Co.'S. No. ] Howards
Row. Is
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- ~. hal. d VIE Is
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srEn'o styles hsts At WAeatoH's. 70
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Gas TITTns, &c JsHsTs0H q
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AWNINGS made TO order by Martin
Eyke, 81 Madison street. Ii
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sPRrSa styles hats at wheaton's. 10