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Brooklyn man desires us TO correct
the idea that MOODY and HAEKEY began the
revival work there because II is the wickedest
place in the country. We do not consider il
necessary 20 correct any such absurd notion.
BROOKLYN lie undoubtedly very wicked city,
aud some extraordinarily wicked men there have
succeeded Ia giving disgraceful prominence to
themselves and their ways. hut yet a large
proportion Of the residents of Brooklyn are
highly respectable people. We are aware that
even In respectable circles there are many de
cayed hypocrites and men whose lives btlio
their pretences. They attend church, support
their families, carry ON business, and wear good
clothes but their daily conduct, the true test
Of their inward state, does not conform t. truth,
virtue, and Justice. We could not possibly give
any estimate Of the relative wickcdnoss OF
Brooklyn and other place.. AS the city of
Churches, with many distinguished ceIgymen,
10 should be less wicked than cities which have
fewer advantages. IL enioye the influence Of
THE Sun equally with New York and the rest Of
the continent. IL has no wall street within its
borders. 1t has no quarters so grossly vicious
as some In New York. IL is true that BEECuER
lives H. ere 1t is true that IL Ia ruled by corrupt
gangs of politicians, who form Rings 10 plumber
and ruin 1t; il il true that the papers controlled
by Its Rings do much evil. But still there Ia
healthy sentiment in Brooklyn, strong enough TO
bring about reform whenever 1t shall assert Its
power. II 10 good fign for Brooklyn that
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Anew Words TO a Western Man.

7 7 7
crate Of the Wet ~ ne dtfet II tie ohio p.mo, racy
AZ our doorf Tie west vii have 10 cut ,osc from
the T. 70. md the ohio eecun 4 the beginning q tie
war. 1he ondholding ocra - are becoming more
Buothtr Of GRANT rather tan be sod 10 BELMONT
co. Please 'top AK suS when ny une = up
FYutAN. vermIiJn Co.. H.. Oct Is.
MIR. BANrY Is out OF his reckoning on every
point but one. and that Is the stoppage II THE
SuN when his time IS up. On that subject he
neod not have troubled himself. Cash down is
our rule, and We don't send papers TO any man
ON credit.
But on the separation OF the East and West
our correspondent is wild what does lie mean
by such mons ser How IA the West going to
make war against the l. tst, War caunot be
made without money. If they make war how
VIII they get tho money necessary for such a
purpose? Does MIR. BANTY suppose that there
are asses in the world stupid enough to buy the
bonds OF people who BEGIN by hgnting for
repudiationp
There IL no quarrel between the East and the
West, There Is no zeal party anywhere that
contends that the Government OF the United
states should break It's agreement and make
itself liar and cheat before the world. When
We needed money 10 put down the rebellion we
borrowed II gu solemn agreement to repay II
and to pay the interest. That agreement We
shall certainly keep; and We trust that Mr..
BANTY and ali Americans like him Will live long
enough to be ashamed OF such folly as his.
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R-1HLE AND RTIN.
Sunlight in Eric, Pn.-The Cnmcron.Ninckey
CnndidnIc Tor Sinir 1rrna nrnr.

Candidate Tor state Treasurer.
To THE EDITOR or The SrN-Sjr. TINS
SUNS exlus6 Of Mayor Rawlo's city bond op, r.
lions I'm New York created no little sensation
hero. az his party whiiowaehors have been forced
to their wits ends to keep these and his other
shortcomings smothcrcd. But. thanks TO the
fast mail, THR SIS daily shircs for Erie. "a wcli
az New York, and is row hooked to by honest
Ponnsylvanians for that light which local rush
lights have failed thus far 10 give.
Said leading. Democrat this evening, one who
has been associated with Rawle In the iron bust
ness here: " Z his man Rawlc lost for me $1,000
where the most ordinary business talent would
have saved " for me-" In prouf Of this 10 IL a
notorious fact that the Iron COmpanys stock
manipulated by RawlC, IS not worth NIFTY cents
on the dollar. bookkceDcr, who was In the
employ OF tins iron company, has frequently
at Hawle's being intrusted with the man
agenent OF the State troasury, In view
on his notorious misnanagement 90 whatever
business he has had control OF. There's not n
business man In Erie who deems Rawle good
1nancier. The hayoralty which he holds went
begging, as no good business man mere dare
fisk his reputation by taxing a., owing to as
wideenread municipal corruption a. that OF
the Tweed regime. 80 the nomination for
NJ yor was tossed from one to another TIL
eagerly snapped for hy Rawle, and hence there
was no opposing nominatiof made.
lhen began a grand confluence game on Sena-
tor Simon by Rawie he having managed TO
marry rich wife, aud Simon was led to believe
that the known wealth ~ his wifo's family was
his. Hut a. her family opposed her marriage
ana are Low cuntosting IN our supreme Court
h1wles at cmpt TO yet control uf her child ems
estate, ana as Rawlc aces not furnish material
ava Tor the canv ~. and, like Grant, cannot
speak, simon sees himself outWitted by Hawle
hdw!e, VI elected, VIII Illustrate the maxim of
pcgH.t on hurseb,ck. M
IltIL, "a, oct. 70 1873.
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rom ne penoa Free n,"

From ne Dsroh 9sce PrW
A Detroit boy surprised his father the
other day by asking;
Father, d. YOU Ike mothcrr
"Nhy, es, II course.
And she Likes YOU -
"Of course she does
Did -he ever say suf'
MANY time, my SON.
Did she marry you because she loved you -
"Ctrtdinlv she did"
The boy looked tho old man over, and after II
long pause, baked:
well, was she as near-slghtod then as she Ia
now ~
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IT VTN I0f THfIyO IinlfF.
The other day sam Bowlcs went to church
In springfield, Mas, and, feeling the effects ~
ms severe editorial hbors through the week,
won't to nappug by and by he was awakened
by the preacher, who s ruck the desk and
shouted "NhO shall no able to stand W IN
the pre- ence Of the Lord on that awful davf
And > ~ liowles, rising IN his pow, remarked
CHARLES Francis Adams Is the only man hat
cun do IL, aud nominate him for the position.
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A Plain Question Plainly Answered.

To THE EpITOR or THR SUN-ST. II should
20 10 the poll ON election day aud I'd thai person
hnd voted IN my name could !, under any cileuln.
STAGES, compel tie Inspectors " taGc my vote?
ANGUS.
No, you could not. The courts are not in sos
sion election day. ana il the inspectors refuse
TO receive q vote, there is no way to compel
them.
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himself autocratio authority, aud Furnishes
rebellion against hie wshes by casting out
the frcc-epir1tcd nan aud trying to dis
credit him with the people. That is not
democracy. 1t is autourucy.
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peoples win 10 GRANT, ia one which
should influence the balljt Of every indie
pendent voter in New York, Mnssachu-
sette, Mississippi. Pennsylvania, aud tho
fifteen remaining states which next Tues
day hold elections.
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\ standing order OF the House Of Repre-
eent.tiNes. adopted Dee. 30 l1Pl requires tie
Secretary Of the Treasury TO Law before the
House, within the first week OF the session. an
accurate statement ana account u the receipts
and expenditures Of all public moneys during
the previous FISCAL year; DISTINGUISHING tie
amount Of the receipts OF each State OF district,
and from each officer therein DISTINGUISHING
also the expenditures under each head If APP
pt0uriauon. and shOwing the uncxpended bal
anccs. Tho act of Aug 20, lSi2, reufilrms this
requirement Were these mandates obeyed by
the treasury, the cost OF conducting that estab-
llshment, az We'll a. the state, Interior, and Ju-
dicial Departments, could he pretty clio ely as-
ccrtained. but the requirements OF Congress
are dsooeyed. For years past the volume con
tanning tns great national cash account has not
been presented at the time Fixed, nor Till 30 long
afterward that most Of those who could testify
Ia its truth or falsty. or who would suffer by its
revelations, have been out OF office and porh aps
out OF reach. The failure to render this account
has greatly increased the opportunities for public
rtcaling.
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In trying TO give the people correct views
OF relilious subjects, are often n listed by
the suggestions Of other thinkers, who may he
theologians, philosophers, poets, or even poll
ticians We are therefore happy to commend
an observation recently made by the Hon.
FRANCIS KEENAN,, Democratic Senator from
the State Of New York, who Is a Romru Catholic
tion occurred In that part Of the Senator's
Buffalo speech which dealt with the school
question, and the words were these;
" Let us always remember that The man VINO worshps
lis CREATOR honestly according TO lie convictions
rth Christian before Guu and hcturc man.
Now, II gives us pleasure to gay tnat whom
properly Interpreted this view Of Senator Ktn-
NAN is sound. The man who wor,hipc his
Creator honestly, is a man who is not only pos
sessed Of true faith, an inward experience,
but who conforms his life and conduct to the
Creators laws. It would be absurd for a man to
say that lie worshlppcd his Creator while
tramuling upon tho precopts and command
ments Of tho Creator. This would be sham
worship, insulting 20 Him TO whom II WIS dl-
rccted. It would be false ON its face as well as
fraudulent la I'D essence. This point Ia one or
great importance, which should mover be lost
sight Of, and should always be thought Of We
repeat, therefore, that the honest worship of
the Creator implies the Keeping OF his laws ;
and, in saying this, We are sustained by both
scripture and reason. II would have boon well
for Senator HERMAN to explain more fully this
vital feature Of the great truth which lie uttered.
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The fact should he universally known
that CLIFFORD A. H. BARTLETT, who Is running
for the Legislature 10 the Seventh District IS a
w.Tm persona friend Of Gov. rIIDEN. and viii
he prep red to give an intelligent and unfal-
ing support TO ms great reform measures so
vital Ia the reduction Of taxes and the renewal
Of prosperity in this State. In fact. he is mem
Der Of the Governors military stan, aud derives
ms title OF Colonel from that commission. All
the real friends Of reform and Of economy In
the state Government will vote for Col. BART
LETT.
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The New ros,ai Lnw-ro-,asr to he prepaid

Tie new POSTAL law. which toquires prepay
ncut Of postage by publishers AL periodicals scnt ~
ttitctip,rs, took erect Jan l. 1850.
1lisp1st1gc T. determined by ~cighL and to Dc PAID
fIt NJ day to JAY Ina buN.
Postage on 1ut DAity SIN from Jan will tr hny
GCI GEMS wear. uruse tal cents MONTH tu monthly
iLttcu1cls suirrrrtlun to tur DsiLN sUS 30 q
btsl,Or titj i've t5oi crut- "a mouth. postage idd
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The Boys Qf The World No. 2, now ready ia
nled with the best stories AMI skctcaes especially cal
cuated TO Interest aud amuse the young folks. One
hundred thousand copies VI the G0ys u ne BoiI arc
nov ready,-Aep,
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The nomination OF our friend. Col. BART
LETT, in the Seventh Assembly District Is bring
ing about a real era Of good feeling. The French
men there are for him, aud the Germans are for
him, and thus these ancient and bitter antago-
nists ind themselves united In hearty deierni-
nation to send to the Legislature a man who
will act there exclusively for the public good.
This affords cheering illustration Of the benen-
cent effects Of nominating irst-rate candidates.
Let the good work go Onl
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The disastrous fire at Virginia City has
thrown ten thousand men out of employment
and destroyed their homes at the beginning Of
winter. An ppsul Is made In their behalf,
which will no doubt be literally responded to
by our merohants and capitalists.
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OF their atripe, could he induced to lead colony
into the interior Of senerambia and stay there,
the scheme mi0ht he productive OF Aonie good.
Otherwise we cannot sec that IL Oilers any sub
stantisl advantages.
Before the arrival Of MoopY and SANKEY
In Bronklyn, we urged the papers there. especial
" the Ring organs, TO do something TO prepare
the wav foe the revival go much needed In the
city. We asked them To cooperate with 1uE
Sun IN stirring up the people. If they would do
nothing else, they might at least show up the
prevalent wickcdness, its range, its depth, ITS
vaniies, aud lite enecte. so that the necessity of
religious revival and moral reform might be
made apparent to everybody. But as the silver
smiths Of Ephesus feared that the preaching Of
PAUL would destroy the profits they made out
Of the worship Of DIANA. so the Ring swinGlcrs
Of Brooklyn feared that revival would dry up
the sources Of their game. The Ring papers Of
Brooklyn, up to the close Of last week. almost
wholly ignored the approaching advent Of
MOODY and sAEKEY, and did nothing whatever
to prepare the way for their work. Well. nothing
could show more strikinely how these papers
have lost their influence, than the scenes al the
list appearance OF the revivalists. Their ignor-
ing OF the revival did not count feather >
weight apainet its success. Multitudos far
greater than the Rink could hold crowded TO II
in the early morning, aud in the afternoon. and
again at night. The popular Interest has al
ready exceeded all expectation. The BROOKLYN
Ring papers are powerless, and they have given
the whole people melancholy illustI alton Uf
their utter helplessness. Having now found
out that they cannot btOp-the revival by neglect
ing It, they would do well, at this late day.
to take new course, and cooperate with II. II
would he appropriate for them to begin 10y
showing up the monstrous frauds Of the Rings
which they have defended. 10y urging the Ring
riundercrs to disgorge, and by giving up their
own share Of the proceeds Of corruption. We
viii accept this as a test Of their honest lnten-
lions.
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Tie cool confidence with which, previous
to the nomination Of Col. CLIFFORD A. II. BART
LErr, Or. ISAAC J. HAYES. the Republican can
didate, expected TO walk over the course IA the
seventh Assembly District. has entirely disap-
peared and given place to a feeling OF alarm
such the brilliant canvass Of THE
SUNS and tho peoples candidate must
produce In the mind OF any unequal com
Tetitor. The advocates of DIR. HAYES, and nota-
bly, the NcD York Times, now como forw ri
with a new argument. They aver that he is not
only nm Arctic explorer. but that, during the
war he had charge OF hospital. We are glad
to know the fact. We have always esteemed
North Pole and we like him all the better he
cause he Was patriotic and philanthropic during
the war. But does that qualify HIM to repre-
sent the city Of New YORK in the Legislature {?
Not AZ all; on the contrary. his interests and
pursuits rather tend to unfit him for the work Of
resisting corruption, investigating excessive
taxes, unearthlng frauds on the treasury. and
restoring pure, honest, economical government
In every branch Of public affairs. For that great
and most imperative duty OF the time, Col.
BARTLETT Ia peculiarly qualified but II IN the
Legislature he should have TO act upon Arctic
explorations, or the medical management Of
hospitals, we are sure DIR. HAYES will gladly
Let the people Of the Seventh District come out
IN their might on Tuesday and elect Col. BARr-
LETT by n great majority
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A few years ago ID. c. CALVIN, Tammany
candidate for Surrogate, was elected District
Attorney Of jefferson county as a kuow-Noth-
ing. HIS motto then was, Put none but Amer
leans on guard d"
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NORFOLK. oct E.-Ihis morning the steam
yacht spthrc Of NeW YORK.. Capt. Bgeow Tor jack.
sonyle, Fla. when 90 the Navy Yard blew out her Y
COOK severely,
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Up TO the present date, neither Il. III.
BRisvow, MARSHALL JEWELL nor EDWARDS
PnRRfPoNr has resigned from Boss GRANTS
Cabinet on account OF the accession Of JACK
CHANDLER.
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Southern newspapers are talking about
an alleged swlndlo known a. the African Con
unental Railway project. 1t Is said to have
headquarters In Washington, which fact augurs
i'll for those VINO may invest IN the enterprise.
According TO the Washington correspondent OF
the Augusta chronicle, the most prominent men
In the movement are Gen. BUTLER and ex-
Treasurer PAHKER OF South Carolina. This
writer says that PARSER has already COMO to
Liberia to confer with President ROBERTS,
taking with him over $4,000 In United States
bonds, which he had sailed away during his
career as Treasurer. The plan contomplates the
building of a railroad In senegambia, the subsi-
dizine Of a steamship line by Congress, and the
colonization OF Liberia with negroes from the
South. II CHAMBERLAIN, PARKER, HOLDEN,
ADELDERT AEEs, ANANIAs HAYES. and others
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The correspondent who thinks there is
something mysterious about The SUNS course
toward MOODY and SASKEY IL mistaken. There
are people who often surmise that there Is some
mysterious purpose In THE SUNS ways IN rela-
II, n 10 one thing or another. They nro always
wrong. As for MOODY and SANKEY, we have
the same interest In their work as other citizens
who would ad vance the practical welfare Of the
community. The prevalent moral tone is low (;
vice, In all its forms, is yisiblc; corruption preys
upon the vitas OF society; brazen-faced swim
dlers stalk about the streets and direct public
affairs knaveTy conceals itself under the sleek
garb OF hypocrisy; and, In short genuine, prac-
tcal religion has no such control over peoples
lives or the community at large, az II ought 20
have. Now, then, az these things are admitted
by everybody, what is demanded What, but
moral transformation Well, then, in so far as
the work OF MOODY and SANKEY gives any hope
OF this, we desire TO see II 60 on. SO far as II
leads to the practical adoption OF the scrptural
Injunction. "Cense to do evil learn to do well"
we ATE anxious for It's success. We do not claim
TO agree with them, or their opinions, or their
ways, any further than we have Just INDICATED
We shall cease To uphold them II II appear that
their Work is not justified by its fruits. We
shall show up their errors when We consider II
necessary to do 80. Now we presume all this Is
sufficiently clear and wholly free from mystery.
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hut that Il IL nnxioue for reform which will
mako ite morl atmosphere Wholesome and
attractive. II is pleasure for ne 10 assert that
we arc very hopeful Of brooklyn.
JAY GoU1D's stool pigeon II hard Mt II
bulinR =. cnc Mail. Not two weeks AFRO no
wus sweating over the task Of trying to chow
that the company was worthless and bank upt
The old steamers woro rotten, the new ones
ftlling To piecee, rivets dropping out of their
bottoms in the middle Of the ocean, the bust
nese falling OF, the Panama Railroad Company
on the point Of capturing the Pacific Mail prop
erty, the Union Pacific taking away the COM
pany's business, and disaster generally impcnd-
LOG over the doumed line. Now the stool pigeon
gives the Kaleidoscope a new turn, aud where
all before " as black as night, there Is vista OF
gold, and mines of wealth appear. The japanese
have bought the rotten chips Mt price which
puts "a large sum In the fortunate company 8
treasury. The rlvets. by miraculous intefposi-
tiou, invoked by JAY GOULD, have been made
tight. The Panama Company rcn0unce their
claim. The linton Pacific turns its trafic over
TO tie line, and the business 70 oveiloads the
shipe that the wharvcs grodn with the surplus
careoes. sTocKwELL. the former JAY GOULD
OF the company, Ia begging the President to
take 100000, which he insists on saying he
owes. The stool pigeon, aided by his financial
editor, Ia limiting that the report Of the com
piny shows such an enormous augmentation Of
net earnings that the officers dare not IN. Ike II
pul fearing that they will bc accused of an
attempt TO Influence the stock market 10y fasi-
Tying their accounts. JAY GOULp II at his old
Trucks. irving to haul in the cudgeons, aud has
bic hook btited with his stool pigeon. but he
has used the bait SO often that we should think
tie nsh would refuse to lite. But how sad 1t IL
to contemplate tie sudciings the young editor
must endure during tue proce~sl With his nne
scnslhilties, lofty SOUL aud sympathetic nature.
1t must be the very refinement uf torture TO he
thus used. hut he must pay the price Of his
tnil tower
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zach vast multitude Of lie peoplc are Interested
IN the revival work of MOODY and SANKEY. IL
shows thut the city Ia not lost IN wickedness,
hut that II IL anxious for q reform which VIII
make ite moral atmosphere Wholesome and
attractive. II is pleasure for ne TO assert that
we arc very hopeful Of brooklyn
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No. q, Boy. Of the World, now r'ady'--Adr'
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Set We our Bcechor on height
Not bushclhid-a shining h.ht
Tint sinners all around lnAJ see,
Aud walk IN fear ana not IA Fre
In tIe b.aze % iti
But how to sct him thcrr7 VII you.
Moody tell u- what TO do.
or san ,ey poiut us out the way
That Bocchor tAAll stand up. ami -toy
10 the Dlake ~ ~.
Suppose, Nith inwnrlness complete,
Wrsof MIN fort in a white sheet,
Hearing cgnulc 90 his head,
And puned ON hin words to be- rad
IL the blaze cot 10
But Whist the wordsP That he has Ii.d
And other dArScr words beside
And ne-ah. let nim know me- ~l.
BE wrapped In deeper darkness tI
lie stands lu llr I.fr ~ nv
ADf. Rid.
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OF their stripe, could he induced to lead colony
into the interior Of scnerambia md stay there,
the scheme might be productive Of aone good.
Otherwise we cannot see that II Oilers any sub
1 tuntiaI advautnVea
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CLOTHING.


At IS MINTz'S 2ls THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN
n Twentieth aud Twenty FIRST streets ladies gentle.
will be surprised the great prices paid cash
Caso Clothing Carpets and Jewery for the Western aud
Southern trade Orders BY post punctuay attended By Mr.
Mrs. MINTI.
A -0RDERs FROM TEXAS FOR CAsT.OFF CLOTH
~. ing &C. The highest value paid by calling adj
dressing Mr. or Mrs. NATHAN 33ts Sixth avenue,
Fourth street.
A r EDWARD MILLERs WELL KNOWN EsTAB
N lshment, ~ sixth avenue, Wayerey plaec.Ihe
value paid for cast.0n Clothing Carpets &c By call
ing addressing Mr.. Or Mrs. MILLER
A r THE WELL KNOWN DEALERS PAS SEVENTH
"a avenue. doors above West Twenty fourth street.
compelled pay the highest prices Tor Wearing Apparel
Carpets, 6c by calling addressing Mr.. Mrs RO
SENBERG
4 GREAT DEMAND FROM MY AGENTS FOR
N ladies' and gentlemeu's cast % Clothing Carpets
Furniture Diamonds, Iaces, canes hair shaws Jcwelry
Ladies and gentlemen viii be astonshed q TIE prices
nay cash Please try and satisfy yourself Call
10 Mr.. ~ Mrs. ANHALf, l7s seventh avcnuc
M COIN. 49, SEVENTH AVENUE. BELOW THIRTY.
M. fourth street. pays the fl value for ladies' and
femens Wearing Apparel Carpets BY calling address
ing. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohn.
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rTNO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH BARN, IN
Orange. y. J.. $40 per month Address QUIET Herald
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RIO RENT LOW-ON TERRACE AT NEW BRIGHTON,
furnished House, within minutes walk OF the
terry billiard table kitchen utensils &c will sell Furniture
tlrd Of Address LOCKWOOD, "a Dey street.