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pfer. Weine, @Ugnae, Wbiefies, Gpreiols,
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, 1875-02-20
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDE-
RIKSTED'S POST-OFFICE.

Mrs. Susanna Able, James Belief, Mr..
+. Boriaime, Miss Rachael Benjamin ~
Miss Fillice BengamaD, Mr.. Richard F. Bor-
riean, Miss Charlotte Brown, Miss Emily
Carly, Mr.. Joseph Francis, Mr.. Matthias
Francis, Mr.. John Joseph Doudy, Mrs.
Mary Francis, Miss Susanna Grant, Mrs
Franciska Gerard, Miss Eliza Gordon, L.
Z. Garbee Esqr., Mrs. Elizabeth Henry,
Mr.. Wilhelm Hee, John Hutchinson Esqr.,
Mr.. Alfred Hams, Miss JObr. Harsin, E.
M. Just. Proviser, Miss Catharine Jorkher,
Miss Mary Joseph, John Jefray Esqr,
Miss Louise Joseph, Mrs. Loviza Jorge,
Miss Louisa Joseph, Mrs. Scharlet Jack
son, Miss Mary Irwin, Mrs. John Jack
son, Miss Jane Amelia James, Miss Nan
cy James, Mr.. Johannes Jacob, Mrs. J.
Susanna Joseph, Mr.. Charles II. Linde-
say, Mr.. John Morton, Mr., James Mar
tin, Mr.. Isaac Markoe, Mr.. Moten, Mil
co Esqr,, Mrs. s.. Morris, Mrs. Catbrine
Moat, Miss Anna Nielsen, Monster Anto
Nivon, Mrs. Maalen Orchard, Miss Sophia
J. Petersen, Max Plasket Esqr., w. G.
Richardson Esqr, Mr., Hans H. Siemsen
Miss PhilIis Samuel, Miss A. Tomson, Mrs.
Judy Thomas, Mr.. Edwin Wallis, the
Blacksmith, Mr.. G. Whittier.
Frederiksted's Post. office, st. Croix the
18th February 1875.
JANTZEN,
Aut.
, 1875-02-20
To the Editor of the St. CrOiX Avis.
Sir,

AS Telegraphic Communication between
this Island and st. Thomas will in o few
days be 40 accomplished fact, | think we
ought to bestir ourselves to have the two
towns placed in communication with each
other by wire, as soon as possible.
The expense would be trifing, COM
pared to the benefits and convenience.
And Notwithstanding we are borrowers
at present, the outlay would be a wise
one on the part of the Government.
I have heard it said that some years ago
a gentleman from New York offered to
run o line between the towns free of cost
to the Government, upon one condition,
that he should have the sole right to
the revesue from it for a certain number
of years. His offer was declined-why, I
know not. In these days kilograms are
necessities, and no place should be cut off
and isolated from its neighbours, which
would be the case if the only Telegraph
Office in the island is to be 10 your
town. / hope the Presidency and
Council VIII look after the matter,
, 1875-02-20
but for heavens sake don't refer it
to a Committee.
Yours truly
SUBSCRIBER.
Westend, 18th February 1875.

The idea brought forward by a "Sub-
scriber" is q good one and by no means
new. 1t would be, to say the least,
strange, to shut out Westend from the
benefit hat may be derived from having
an Office near, but it concerns the whole
island, as a means for facilitating the re-
duction of the force kept for internal
security What is spent for e%lectri-
city might be saved, say, among
other things, in horse flesh. The
best way for our correspondent to
attain his object would be to get one of
his representatives in the Council to intro
duce a motion to that effect, either as a
proposal during the approaching discus
sions on the Budget, or as a memorial
to the Government soliciting it to propose
the measure after previous necessary
investigation.
, 1875-02-20

To the Editor of the st. Croix Avis"
Mr.. Editor,
The practical application Of steam and
electricity to the uses of intercourse
among men may be said to have had its
birth in the nineteenth century. But more
especially is this true with reference to
the latter, for although the Greeks
nearly two thousand years ago had
made vague discoveries Of the marvel
Gus power which we call eIectri-
city, yet inquisitive and keen-sighted
as they were, they failed to reduce
the subtitle current to any practical
utility and as late as the 10th and 18th
centuries, the Jesuits, in the seclusiOn
of their monasteries, speculated upon this
mysterious power of nature, and so far
brought it under their subsection as to
be able to apply it in some of their tricks
of magic, by which they impressed the
ignorant with the belief that they posses
sed supernatural powers; but the useful
application of it as it exists in our day is a
thing of comparatively recent origin, and
has had its development within the last
fifty years-and indeed of q much later
DGIlOu IL Gulo VI UC VI LlC SQUIIdi lllG vi
ocean cable.
1t is the event which has Just transpired,
by which our island is placed 10 electric
communication with the world, that has
suggested the above remarks. And in
deed it is an event in the history Of our
island which has never had its parallel
of importance within the memory of the
present generation of our people. But in
addition to its importance as a victory
over al! other processes of inter-communi-
cation, the distinguished marks of consi-
deration and hospitality which the officers
and gentlemen in charge Of the enterprise
have extended to our citizens must long be
held in the most pleasant and grateful
remembrance. The entertainment given
on board the steamer Chopper" on Tues
day evening, was universally pronounced
by the guests as simply elegant. The
dinner was sumptuous, the wine was
elegant, and Captain Murrell, supported by
his staff of officers, was unspairing with
attention and courtesy to his guests.
The few speeches delivered, among which
were those of His Excellency the Vice
Governor, His Honor Chief Justice
Rosenstand, and Chief Engineer, Mr..
France-were pointed, pithy and replete
with friendly congratulations as became
the occasion.
Within q few days the Hooper" will
again visit our shores. 1t is unnecessary
to suggest that st. Croix will maintain her
widely known and we'll deserved reputa-
ton for generous hospitality.
GALVANI.
st. Croix, 18th Feb. 1875.
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Ieep "A large aSS0TtmFnt Of guns, PIP
rs aud ammuUitiuNS Of ali sEiud~
they are hr.t-rlAss JgunsndtliS, am
'eIair firearms in the hest and mO-i
Rurkmanlike manner.
There ale II number of good hotel,
u the place, the principal among
vhtCh are l)yeTs Hotel, American
Iousp, Planters House, and Railruaa
InteI. There are aI-O several RES
turautS in the pl Ce, where meals
/ vu In uhtaineTllit aIytinrp. Their,
re three blanESinith aud wagon.
hnp--J0hu NraIun, IL. Haas, and
Draper d Co. at which Il guud sup
hy of twu, four and six horse wagon,
f Balm, SchuItIpr, Sludpbakrr, MUIR
Thy. aud Esprnchieh make. ran be
,lways found. with bows and .cuvtrS
Besides ihr above therp are n mum
srr az boarding houses tailor shops.
arlrpr shops, small retail stores, 81.
ina we cannot spare time to give H.
pfaiI. n 96TiE lie buA
The pdElic may rest assured ma
Ehcre are abundant fdt-iliIi"s in Chpy-
lime 20 outfit everyday at this point
Who may start for the Black Hills 0I
Northern Wyoming; aud that It can
,r done cheaper here than parties
AN outfit at nthpE points, and Irnns-
Inrt their outfits lirre. Besith-s hey
will know just what Hey will need
when they get, here auh can avoid
purchasing USELESS and cumbersome
irttctPs. e 10 rF1-rF
There is n good stock market at
his IIhleeLfnr Ihe purchase and sale
# hur~es~ MULES, and cattle. Several
perNrnS are engaged more or les, III
he business of dealing in stOck.
unung tnrni w. NJ. Ward. J G.. Alb
rey, BARNARD & Co. aud Tracy Il Co
ThnF who viii ruute to GhpypTue
~ the Starting point VIII lave nlAnty.
time and t%rAHhlp-in Purchasing their
mining outfits ut This place.
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DIR. Geo walkers

lTea'menl CONSISTS in the INSCRIPTIONS rel C.
ttNn 81 all hr.r dele arInus mineral drlgS.
which. wht q ibav mafncntarilt . r-m1ve the
sNmptpm~. pOlrOl the h cd and perm ancUtly
h~<theoirsa~As in h con -IfuIfi,u. VIII c1 torn
ne -"e nanacea OF bar uI-c unnl''ns horde OF
empirical charlniHnS who II &C their un<uS
S5ibd uoid nrqniie II m with siaiiered r.n-i
n iour. aud u eadurtble cd i-nc e. aud The
prorrrct 81 an n timeiN ard early or vr.
terdcd %.
Medicine provided end cent to any pari o. HE
United States
a Cure GUARANTERD " ALL'CAsEs
Hour of consul tailon from . =. IT 10 r. m I TO
; and e 10 2 =. n. Separate Receptions rOom-.
P.D.bni. iT79. r aHt7d6m
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cAMr

Bird Cavalry aud Po-t
VIM. Abbot, and Lieutenant Q h Innnfry, Posi-
Adju ant. .r.
o Il. .nckrrrilcr. 2nd Lieu enant OH lnfantr.
A NJ. and A.. q. =. no. H"'
g. V. feuts, "A. ~urgron-Po~t Surg on.
W. " lt"gerr. 1t Lieutenant 9th infantry, com
mRuding TO. F. ..H.
". +. Holman, lst Lieutenant 9th infantry. com
ma ding COX. ST..
H.. r Irml"y. 2r,d Lieutenant, 3rd Cavalry, Co. +
Major +. F. Townsend. 9th Infantry, leave OF
absence.
Cap. G D. Enorr.gs h Infantry, 4. D.. C. to Gen.
CaPl. q. B. Rurselt. OH Infantry, a. d. c. 10 Gen
Augu".
1T L!eurenanr A H. Bowman. 9Th Infantry, re
cruttIng service. w ...-.
SPOTTED TAIL AsENcT-NEBRAsKA.
Major F.. A. Howard, .. S.sindlan Agent.
q. II. Jewc;t, Trader.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Wen from The
,'ffects Of Errpr- nud Abuse. in carly IiFe.y Nam
hood re stored. Impedtmeuts TO Marriage re
moved Nav upftapd lof fFeafm nj. New aud
charitable remedies Book and Circular
.."nI free. AZ realrd anvelppes AZ iresSyHOW-
X AHSO fINTi0N li9 y Ninth st. Phi adeI.
p'''a. PaG-an I1~utufipnih wing n hign repurA
'ation for honorable conduct aud professional
skih. ian31-dtf
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william II lord p. Captain 9h Infantry. com
Jcs-s " l. re lei IieuIenunUah Infantry. A
ada IS ,rt..
E.Br II btrf>on, 2rd Lieutenant OH Infantry.
Port AdjutHnI. h'H ..'<
Jno r. IA, dolph MnJnr T.. S. ~. Post Surgeon.
+. Mrhrs. Crp'pin grh1 ftntv, commqnd'g 90. I.
Jns.McB. StrmheI. and Lieutenant, 9th Infantry,
TIL : Z, D]HErowes, Captain Q h Tnfan'ry, eOmd'g
W. l.. Carpenter, Ii, Lieutenant Oh Infantry
VIM. 8 rease. il Lieutenant 9Th Infantry. com
maudinT - ID.
jug. 4. Bp dsiu, end I.ieurepanta 'h Infantry .
A.. ii 1ou Lontzw IL. I.t Lieutenant Ord Cavalry
Genrse r. Or fiih, let Lieutenant 9th I~nfantr,
CHrsA, p. H.aIaHEE. LH-u # ..r
Cant. q. v. Henry, srd Cavalry.
Csri. Nj Fitzgerald. qth intantty-sick
2d IIen'. a.. $ wyatt 9th Infantry, in duty al
Mill ary Acad, my.
Isl ilr,i, Jno. q. Thompson, srd clvsIry, re-
End lieut.. J. Q. G. Bourke. 3rd Cavalry, A. D. G.
10 Con. Cruok. fa.INN.g .. .".'|.
iA RED cro-D AGsScr-SEBa Kh.
il. Savfl}e L s Indian Agent.
Marin Gfhbnns, CnI5ftncrk. -.
-hgrid II NJ. Bratnry. COmmission Click.
p irrrn P.Snuv, Agency Physcian.
Geurge NnoX, Postm asrrr.
TRADERS.
j. W. Dear.
r.. f. Walters.
Todd ItAEdall.
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KOS EE1IE
OF Commissioned Omeer- AL Fort ID
A.. Russell. W. a.

OF GommlsSioned Omeer- al Fort d,
\. Russell. W. a.
3. j. REYNOLDS, Colonel Bird Cav Y,
Commanding Post and District
Major John V. Dubois, Bird Cavalry
u, Raglan, Post Chaplain
X. NJ. ORrilly, Asst Surgeon I S a
MajJr a. q. DHllu, 23rd Infantry
WttE. +. Brandt, A y SHrgpnn, Us A
Capt u. T. Haskell, BIRD Infantry ID
Capt II q E-krIdgp. BIRD Infantry
Lieut. J ii PHrdre, BIRD Infantry
lsl Lieut. and AdJt J b johnson, 3rd
Cavalry
Lieut. Ienrgc F Chase, 3rI Cavalry
CHEYENNE O. N. DEPOT.
Major JAS. NJ. MOORE, Quarrermas-
ter U ! Army. Depot Or Master
Capt a X Long, CIum.sSlry Of Sub
CAPT Gtorge K Bay. 23rd Infantry
Lieut. Louis II Stiilr, BIRD Infantry
..a.- ... III CHEYENNE. -.. ....r
Mniur r. II. STANTON, Paymastpf
u 5 Army. Ia. la...I a q
Charles BUstwiek, Sturekeeper. r
FORT LARAMIE.
Lieut. Col l. P. Barley, 9th Infnn
try, commanding Post aud District
of Black Hills.
l,t Lieut.. Leonard Hay. Adjulant 9th
Infantry, Act. Asst. Ait G"neraI.
LIST Lieut.. Alfred MurIrn. 9th Infan
try, PuSt Quarlerula>ter.
lst Lieut.. james Itrgap, OH Infantry,
Or. A. Hart>uT, Asst. Surgeon U. S.
Army ~.
Capt. John ID. Devin, AdJutant 9th
Iulantry.
Capt Edwin Pollock. 9th Infantry.
Capt 4. 5. Burt, 9Th Infantry.
Capt G.. /. Nnu Hermann, 4th Gnffy
Cnpt. JUhn LauLe de Lsiubenfels, 4th
-Inntulry. .M.5u..t m
Capt. L. j. Spnulding. 2nd Cavalry.
Capt john Mix, 2nd Cavalry.
Isl Lieut. Henry Seton. 4th Infantry
lSt Lieut. Butter ID. Prize. 4th lnfty
2nd Lieut. +. l.. Baily, 4Ih %Inlantry
Bud LIEUT. Louis =. Craig. 9th Iult'y
2ud Lieut. Ii. G. La Point, Bud Cav'y
2nd Lieut. j.. +. Norris, 9th Inn'y
2nd Lieut. j. j. O'Brien, 4th lnft'y
2nd Lieut. John Corle, 2t.d Cavalry
..... H. .H. ..a.. 10 .#.
Expedilionary forces in the field
for the summer, receiving supple,
from Fort Laramie, Gimp Robinson
and Camp Sheridan.
Co A, 2nd CavaIy, Capt. T. B. Dew
re1, Ut. O'Brieh and 1T. Pier-on
Co L, 2nd Cavalry, Isl Iitut. e. L
Hail aud LieEt j. n. Auisnn .,arE
ca l,~2ud CAVITY, Capt Henry Moves
and Lif'it +. w. Kingsbury
Go X, md Cavalry, Capt. Jas. Egan'
ana LieHt. Siblpy -' aiHiu"I
Co l., Bird Cavalry, lst Lieut. p. d..
81 Nruun If-sl.u 20 lfln. f.rf#T BE-
ca n, 3rd Cavalry, LIST Lieut. II. f.
w hitmpny1 ssnf ...
Co +. Bird Cavalry, Lieut Baihbridgc
Reynolds ID. ID ti-.TV 9F#. 10.
ca A. Bird Cavalry. Capt VIM Han
ley. LiPuts Lawson and Morton
tUI. Bril- Cavalry Lieut. A. ID. King
Ca NJ! 3rd"Cavairy, Capt Mills and
Lieut. Srliwatka .aaai' l' -'H
c" X, Bird Cavalry, Capt Gerald Rus
sell,
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When Going East
TAKE THE
ROUTE.

The Only Route through D., moInes, III
Capital OF Iowa.
Fl IA
Il Is al nlttsd by al Trayelvrs that this u the
Nmo 'thest Track Ih- West and IL The
n"st Comfortable Route In all EkesPecrs
{ he Great Government RridEe AZ Rock Island Il
new completed. and Trains pass uVer IT,.
rsf GISsBG heTSaEslsr-a5Ans ElsW. u he .~rr o
Isfahd.o h whichArclocAted NE
Arsenal BIildings.
Oap.ET ZzDUTg LETEIED ~ uTEg
trains via this FAvORITE ROUTE
leave Omaha in Councc ion with Trains from
the west.
Nccnmmn7sttpus csmbt seCnrsn m the Mag
InlnceuT Palace Cars o. This company he
fore arriving ~ Omaha. free, bv notifying the
n%sinductnr Of The Union Pacific train. that such
are wauteI
Through Tickets via this Route Can be
90 aimed at all the Principal OGices
OF the O. p. Company.
4 VI. SMITH al mUGH RIDDLE
Gel Pass'r Agt. Gent SUPP
-tehtyE il d .-E|-
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DR.. Geo. wnIkeI.

having for a numbc- Of years ma e he ahuve
ntuAuigr lie rutUeci Of iir spse,r rIuds. IN &
unurcuNcr, b. luuE aud care al prscri Ice mo4in ii
he irchimeEt used aud = chmmtndedab by -nch
emtnen Ecn A. Doctor x cnrd. L. I,mnud. VA.
drun. Nidel. Wilson aud % here, a. app irdfN
Them o. c Id and humid ciimafrs. - ~ oeEurr-
" suit tue altered slate Of tn cauttiIulNn %
AID semi rupic u r INT ie-, { clz prtfrt com
dtnce - hnigTtRkiEg the perm auvnT SUI cncc-
tual cure Of auN II the above dtscarrS e how
ever LONE - min "r inVet, rate Ihes may he.
With n CERT tiut,r'f rpt only cradle ttiug he d.
urtrr. nit cnncurrrHf'y restoring me entire con-
rtfIn ion ~ pcFfeEI heHlIh and yigur ...
The grand peculiarly "
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
d. MCLAUGHLIN. Esrgusoa Ssnsk
BANKS. l1tiI' "
FIRST NATIONAL .fIQhIS1e,
STEBBINS, WILBOR & 60,
...-.r.... FargLr on street
BAKERIES. 80
UNDERWOOD Il McGREG0R, .as
E5depriss b ken,
BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, Ieth street
BLACKsMITHING.&C &C.
II. HAAS, THones STREET
J. NEALON, Tones street
BOOTS AND SHOES. aHt mn
STEPHEN BON, I6th street
GLE. THOMPSON, I'm sfrsI'
.gl- LEATHER d FINDINGS. ,rr
DO-Nt . AotH StTeet"
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
g. L. HOLT, Poa-oEcs B4iIdi1g
CLOTHING.
3. HELLMAN, l6h street
MARKS X MYER, Eddy street
.... "T....t #- IaE-r - H.e
cONFECTIONE3Y AND SODA
NJ 4 ~ III
:. IL. WOODS, Eddy street
DRY GOODS.
MARKS IL MYERS, Eddy street
-FRUI rs AND VEGETABLES
: Il. WOOD. Eddy street
w. l., COAKLEY, 1854 strest
FURNITURE
CONVERSE & WARREN, l6H ST
GROCERIES. asrr mem
+. III. LEIBEY. 18th street
PEASE q TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
|. e. WHIPPLE, Ferguson street
UNDER WOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
Z. NAGLE, Ferguson ST eel
GUNS, &C. Boa Eaid
FREUND & BRO. Eddy street
r. HARDWARE.
II. HOUSMAN, Ferguson street
ESGWEIKERr, L l6th 1treet
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
AMERICAN HOUSE, 1871 street
OVERS HOTEL, Eddy street
EAGLE HOTEL, l7th street
ENGLISH HOUSE, du I5th street
RAILROAD HOUSE l.. u. Depof!
PLAN TIERS HOUSE, 10th Street
,JEWELRY AND WATCHES. au
IoStIN 4 Dark, -.1 i6th stfst
sEFFER, MARSH & CO, iet ssf 4.
LIVERY STABLES. 7srros
w. NJ. WARD, .Ti.Fl..8 il6th street
r. G: MAYNARD, 10Th !Sreetl
q. ". SMELL, 1871 Street
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
T.. t6RKISH q CO.. nov 7th-st..5
DAWSON & HALVES, I5M street
LIQUORS.
+ .NAGBE. ~ b. H.'. $40. I'm street
l.. MURRINI .u..tlaa sal7fh Street.
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
f. LANDAU, mn street
PAINTERS. q
OVRES & ANDERSON, r.av .@.
~ --n-. Ferguson street
j.. F. FUTILE, t...r Hill street
PHYSICIANS. 'na IG1s1ii
DIR. \. j. HOGG, Eddy street
%. REAL ESEA rE AGENTS. ra
CORLErT & STEVENS, s1adi 7a}.
Ferguson street
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BLACKsMITHING.& &c.
IL. HAAS, Themes street
}. NEALON, Tones Street
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DENVER, - "~COLoRADO.

and UtinRy Organ-r Femals tsola iAaIutslHy--
te ice, &c. All diseases 81 The Bran EplcpEy,
Paralysiz DJmuers Of sight &C. CBrtasf6ur'
Sud rktu diset--s. Loss 81 Power. Merry u end
fhsssCal 'dSbttty, ~perm-'UrrtmA. . MIN 81
MCak.eFs.a aud all diseases arising tom tne-tu-
di-cretiun Of carly youth, GuL0rhe UIset.
-tricIurr, syphilis. L0s~ uf Natr. Sur" 1tuua1.
GlaBduia ar y eNiRg-, Ri uinatlsRi aud GouI.
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BAKERIES. 60
UNDERWOOD Il McGREGOR, 100.
EjdeprissB key,
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BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, 1874 street
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FURNITURE. ri.n- ..
CONVERSE & WARREN, l6h st
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FRUI rs AND VEGETABLES.mB
:. Il. WOOD. Eddy street
w. l., COAkLEY, 1874 strest
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
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BOOTS AND SHOES. .ut ur
IN BON, 18Th street
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DRY GOODS.
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.gZ LEATHER d FINDINGS. ,,
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:JEwELRY AND WATCHES. ag
IOSLIN & PARK, I6th street
y. MILLER, I7th street
sEFFER, MARSH & co, 1871 Il
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