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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25
EOuHfeen Mane-

NEW YORK, August 25.-The newspaper
report OF Geo. F. Rowell & Co., for the wee K
ending August Goth, shows that q papers
were established And II suspended. OF the
former there were dailies, "a weeklies, aud
monthly. or the latter, 8 dailies, 8 week
lies, and monthly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

"NEw JERSEY DAY" AT THE CENrKN-
NIAL-Yesterday was big day at the CEN
tennial exhibition. Being New Jersey
day" there were present from that state alone
nine or ten thousand visitors. There was
formal welc ONE by the centennial commits
sion 10 Gov. Bedle, and an address on New
Jersey history and resources by Hon. Abram
Browning. Then President Grant and his
family were there, which made another At
grounds during the day 56,6l5 persons who
paid their way.
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In THE NATIONAL ROWING REGATTA on
the Schuylkin yesterday, the single scull
Union Spring race. The four-oared she'll
race between the Atalantas and Column ias
was first interrupted by foul, and during
ished the race alone. During the evening
prizes were distributed to the victorious
crews, and lots were drawn for position aud
heats for Monday next, the drst day OF the
International regatta.
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THE CRACK OF RIFLES AT CkEEDMooR
hard at work preparing for the great match.
The last practice day OF the American Ma
tional team exhibited excellent shooting. 1t
has not been beaten In the average by any
team practice At Creedmoor. The highest
eight scores summed up $50 points, or IS
points in advance Of the best shooting ever
done for the Echo challenge shield at VIM
bledOp. England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

SAN Francisco, August 25.-Tne Nevada
republican state convention assembled yes
terday, and after effecting q permanent or
ganiz alton adjourned till to-day.
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MORE MASKED ROBBERS UP TH 8 RIVER.

MORE MASKED ROBBERS UP The RIVER.
Shortly before daylight this morning gang
OF masked burglars forced an entrances into
the residence Of Harry Sheldon, OF Spiegel-
town, between that place and Reefs Hol-
they presented loaded revolvers at his head ,
and threatened him with instant death II
he gave any alarm. They then by threats
actually forced him TO give up To them all
the valuables in the house, being 50 900 in
bonds, $50 In money, and gold watch and
chain. With this booty they escaped Troy
PreSa AlLO %.
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kilograms to The Star
THE TURKISH WAR.
Austria Invaded.
Prince Milan for Peace.
A STEAMSHIP ON FIRE.
FLOOD IN VEST TIRGISyd
A STEAMSHIP ON FIRE,
FLOOD IN VEST TIRGINIA.
THE EASTERN CONFLICT.

Germany Awake.
LONDON, August ga dispatch 20 the
Pan Mall Gazette from Berlin says Germany
has decided 10 send an officer TO the Turkish
headquarters, TO report any further cruel
ties.
The Port Stubborn.
The Porte refuses to grant an armistice
until the preliminsries for peace are settled.
Prince Milan for Peace.
VIENNA, August 25.-Prlnce Milan last
night invited ell the foreign consuls TO a con-
ference al the palace. 1t is understood the
conference related To negotiating an armis
tice and peace, and that the prince expressed
desire for peace, and requested mediation
looking thereto.
Austria Invaded by the Turks
CARA, August 25-The Turks yesterday
violated the Austrian frontier near Ossoi-
nek, seized ninety sheep and cattle and fred
upon the peasants, wounding one; another
was captured ana decapitated. They also
hred at the Austrian gensd armes and re-
treated into their own territory with the
booty. Two companies OF Austrian troops
have arrived at Ossolnek.
Prince Milan Has Had EuOu1h
BELGRADE, August 25.-At the conference
last night between Prince Milan aud the
foreign consuls, the latter urged peace. The
Prince declared his readiness TO conclude
Peace on basis OF the ante bellum status.
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SUDDEN AND SINGULAR DKATH-The
of Russell Brothers, Of New York city, oc-
Cured in q singular manner In the White
mountains on August 20. Having been for
some years q afflicted with disease requiring
rarifled air as q relief, Mr.. Russell had been
In The habit OF spending his summer among
the inland mountains. As the vehicle con-
tanning his wife and himself was ascending
Mount washington on August 20 it was
overtaken by q violent storm OF wind and
hail. During the confusion Mr.. Russell
showed signs OF excitement and of terror
which were scarcely noticed before ne ex-
pired.
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Coming to the Centewusal

LONDON, August 25.-The Inman lin,
steamship City OF Berlin, which sailed from
Queenstown to-day, had on board the Irisf
rife team, which is to compete In the inter
national rife matches.
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DETROIT, August pa IRE at Wyandotte
at o'clock this morning destroyed A. Les
keys store and dwelling. Mrs. Lsskey was
sufocated while endeavoring to remove
goods from the burning building.
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SUMMIT HOUSE, MT. WARRINGTON, ".
d, August 25.-Mr. Marratt, a graduate OF
Bowdoin College, and who took prize at
Saratoga this summer, walked from the top
OF this mountain to Portland yesterday. The
distance La 80 miles.
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~The inha bitants OF Montenegro say
that when God was distributing stones over
the earth the beg that held them burst and
all fell there.
~Last Monday evening the Jersey City
police found concealed beneath the Union
line freight pier, Jersey City, furs valued st
$1,000.
~It 10 reported that, while Alfred feuny-
son IL spiritualist, Mrs. Tennyson 10 not,
and forbids all mentioa OF the subject At her
hearth.
~Presidsnt and Madame NacNshou
were run away with the other day, and were
saved by Q prompt and active grocer, who
jumped Ct the horses heads.
~The Sultan begins 70 think OF gettins
well. and, according 70 oficial report. onS
symptom appears 20 Be that he ID, "bocom.
= eoQmRn3eAHye, q be UAa N has YOUTH
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MoLLIKs RoPED IN.-At Shenandoah
Charles Mulhern and Mike Dolau were ar
rested ON wednesday for conspiracy TO muir
only q horton OF the arrests to be made re-
suIting from the testimony Of Pat Butler and
the other sQuealef8.
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Coming Home


NEW YORK, August 25.-Postmaster Gen.
eral Tyner leaves for Washington this even
ing.
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FRANK JAMES, one Of the fsmous James
brothers OF harvest brigand fnme, It II
found, eloped year ago YIN nice put TO
mained hidden from her parents, beceuse
she feared that II she wrote or showed her.
self her husband might Dc oAugats
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A Autineer Hanrea.

Christos Bamoos, q Greek sailor, who with
four others mutiuied on board the bark Cas-
well, while on q voyage from Antijogasta %
OF numbering the captain, George E. Best,
and other officers OF that vessel, and sem
fenced TO death, was hanged al Cork TO-DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

An EXCURSION OF ODD FELLOWS and
their friends, numbering several thousand
Yesterday, by four steamers. The excur'
sionists were met at the wharf by the indie
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows In q body
The city was decorated In honor OF the vist
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rup.
Hvanderbilt has outuved one OF his ply
stcians.
&Lopdon las 5 900 miles OF gas mains and
upwards OF 81, 900 lamps.
~The Neptune hotel, Rockaway, is going
out OF sight In the sands at the rate, In the
central part, Of two feet In day.
0Since the escape OF Sharkey every wo-
man % ssipg out OF the New York tonos gate
IL Obliged 10 Lift her veil.
~Lopg Branch Ia q favorite place with
the theatrical people. Waliack, Mos, II lloyd
Mitchell, Chanfrau, an Adams are al there
s0The u. g. steamer May Flower, with
cadet engineers on board, arrived at New
port, r. L, last evening.
s0Herr August Nickel, the Berlin nfusi.
clan, died AZ Polz, In Upper Bavaria, on July
~aGraveyard Sociables,D are the most
cemetery.
~Mn. Paulina Wright Davis, wife OF
connection with her efforts In behalf Of TIE
education and Independence Of women, died
AZ Providence. l., yesterday.
- Rev. Alphonse villeuueya, whose 0eetn
10 announced 1t Montreal, We one Of The
Canadian representative at the centennlale
ana chief promoter Of the NORTH Snore so&
Montreal. Ottawa and western rafroeosI
~Rev. Charles Whee1G Deun1son " Wit
ing protty poor poetry nor ne We9nlngtou
Chrontcie, beginning, "Weep noe for me-
Whon an dead and Gonen Oh, W won't
Charley. We yemsuRH war Hmek-
l0rapA$c.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Chanmel Tunnau

LONDON, August z5.-Soundings for the
channel tunnel to connect England and
France Will be finished by the end OF Au-
gust. The engineers report that the results
are very satisfactory.
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AT A RECENT PERFORMANCE In Dublin
circus, Lulu, the we'll known gymnast, met
with Q terrible accident. She IL propelled
from spring platform about sixty feet into
the air, and then catches Q trapeZe. On this
fall perpendicularly ON the net intended to
receive her, but sideways against the gallery
ratings, and thence rebounded into the arena
Her injuries are most fearful and the doctors
entertain no hope Of her recovery.
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT occurred yester-
day morning ct Philadelphia on the Juno
ton railroad, near Erie avenue station. As
one OF the excursion trains was going out
the engineer saw man attempting to cross
the track ahead. He blew the whistle, but
the man, apparently getting bewildered,
halted, and was struck by the engine and
rectly under the wheels OF an Unbound
freight train, terribly mangling his body
and killing him instantly.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, $3.50 IO5.es; customs, s5i5.51254

THE TRIAL OF GEN. BABCoCK on the
charge OF completely In the safe burglary
conspiracy has been set for the 18th proximo
he has retained Emory Storrs, OF Chicago,
TO defend him.
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LYNCHING AT BKRKELRY SPRINGs.-Dr.
Crawford, q notorious character, was han ged
by q mob Of forty or fifty men at BerkeIe y
Springs, at 2 O'Clock yesterday morning. He
was taken from the Jail, where he had been
confined on Monday for poisoning bis father
in-laW and for other crimes.
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DON CARLOS and his suite attended
Booths Theater New York. Tuesday night,
ard had q cordial greeting from the large
audience present Three hot-blooded young
Spaniards were put out for tearing down q
Spanish Dag nom the front OF the box.
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SPRIN0 AND SUMMER
CLOTHING!
AT REDUCED PRICES,

A FEW OF THOSE sPsISG O4ss go SUITS
a left 70 close out for SIS ~ q. SfRAuS', 10ll
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SHOT DEAD BIZ A WoMAN.-The Newton
IN. IL Herald says that during quarrel IN
\ house Of fll-repute, near Port Murray, N.
T.. On Friday night last, Albert Lea was shot
deed by female inmate Of the house. She
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

THE PoUGHKEEsIE, n. Y. RACES were
continued yesterday. The postponed 2:22
race was finished, and was won by Slow Go.
Time-2:2i4 and 2:25h. The postponed 29
race was won by Matte. Time-2:241. the
race for 2:32 class, for O.. 600, 81 900 10 the
first, $500 TO second. $500 to third, and goo to
fourth, was won by Thorndale In three
straight heats, Frank second, Dan Bryant
third, and Big Fellow fourth. Time-2:23 +,
2:24a and 2:234. The free to all race, purse
$4,000, first horse $1,000, second 81 900, third
5000, and fourth S400, was won by Goldsmith
Maid in three straight heats, Bodine second,
tanced. Time-2:16x. 2:1sx and 22O,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

A PATENT CONGRESS will assemble Sep.
TENDER Sth In the Franklin Institute, Phila
delphia, for the purpose OF making improve
the formation of an International assOcia-
ton to secure greater uniformity among the
patent sy stema Of the world.
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0The Cuban bellies at Saratoga horrify
the ladies from moro Puritanical districts by
coolly smoking cigarettes ~ their bedroom
WtndoWh
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OWING TO LACK OF FUNDS caused by
the Ietrenchment policy Of Congress the
Navy department is unable TO publish the
usual semi annual Navy Register which
otherwise would nave been issued July LIST.
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ANOTHER CHARLIE Ross SENSATION
dispatch from Kalamazoo, Mich, To the
Philadelphia Telegraph says "A pri vate
letter received here from Tnree Rivers, In
this state, states that the abducted Charlie
Ross was found in custody OF family named
Shepardson, about ten miles from Three Rtv-
ers, on Saturday last. The people of Tnree
Rivers are positive about the Identity OF the
Child, who remembers that his other name
was charlie, and that ne was taken from ais
home In buggy. But the child insists that
III was woman. and not two men, who car
ried him OF. His age, eyes and genera de-
scTlptiOn answer that OF the missing child,
and the Ross family, who are In communI-
cation with the authorities, are expected
shortly. Tie matter creates consider able
excitement. The Child was left with the
Shepardson family by woman named
Long, about year or more ago, who prom
1sed the Shepardsons large su n OF money
II they kept him safe. This promise has
lever been kept, and the woman Long has
never prosecute herself since"
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ga Philadelphia paper says the csnten-
u viii eloS0 H,0oO,Oo0 a debit
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GRAssHoPPERs BOUND soUrH.-A tele-
gram from Omaha states that immense
clouds OF grasshoppen have been fiyine
bers OF them alighted in the vicinity OF
Omaha, but no damages are % far reported.
High north winds prevail.
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VIOLATION OF THE ENFORCEMENT ACT.
Sheriff Harris, OF Crockett county, KY.
whose arrest under the enforcement act has
been reported, was yesterday held to bail In
the sum Of 81 90 to answer the charge before
the next term OF the u. 8. circuit court.
John Hunt, charged with being accessory,
was DISCHARGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

A FIBE broke out In Preston & Twins
Manayunk, Pa, yesterday. The structure
10 four stories high, and built Of stone. The
IRE originated In the fourth story, caused, 1t
attic door and the floor beneath were badly
damaged by IRE and water, and the contents
(consisting Of machinery and stock) were
destroyed. The loss is estimated at between
&12 600 and Sl5, 900; insurance $4,000.
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order was granted yesterday by Judge Dono-
hue confirming the third report OF the referee
appointed in the suit Of the erkshire Wooden
Company against Augustus Juillard, re-
ceiver Of Hoy {, Sprague q Co, and directing
the receiver TO pay ten per cent on al the
claims allowed by him 70 the creditors OF
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EXPENSIVE sKYLARKING John Lrtz
died at his homo al Hoooken Noada 40
consequence OF Injuries received by 4 ex-
plosion In Hotopps varnish factory. "a LIST
street LutE was skylark king aud NJ -tectipe
his work. The gas exploded. aud the factory
was laid In ruins, entailing "A loss of sI0 oo3
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IMPALED ON PITCH FogK-Jos Whea-
Ter, farm laborer, at Amityvtlle, L. L, was
assisting day or two ago In loadin g hay
While he stood awaiting the hsy from his
assistant on the ground the hay suddenly
sank and he was thrown on the fork OF the
assistant, and died soon after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

LIME WHITE MARsEILLES AND DUCE
VISITS sold regaraless - cost. A. SrkAu}.
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THE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Grant, accon-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpe, u. S. Grant,
jr., and General Dent, yesterday visited the
Centennial exhibition. Before leaving the
grounds the President received the Chinese
students In the judges ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

NOMINATIONS FOB REsS-Congress-
ional nominations were made yesterday a.
follows: By the republicans-Henry NJ. Suf-
6eld, IN the LIST Michigan district; Green
bury l. Fort, in the Sth Illinois district, aad
" In. Ward, 10 tbe1t Pennsylvania district.
By the democrats-JOhn Ii. kilbourne, in
the 9th Michigan district; Gov. q. G. Wal xer,
by reclamation, ia the Sd Virginia; Thomas
y. Hungate, in the 10th Illinois; George A.
jerks, In the 18th Pennsylvania; Franz II.
Hurd. In the 9th OHIO; j. NJ. Glover, In
The 12th Missouri, ana B. f. Morton, Ia the
% West Virginia district. The "greenback-
@ s. Of the 1ih Iowa district have nominated
Andrew HasIie.
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NO GAUGING OF SMALL PACKAGES OF
LIoUoR.-The repeal OF the two sections of
the revised statutes OF the United States
which require packages of spirits of less
than five gallons TO be gagged aud inspec ted
by United States gauger will co into effect
after to-day. The repeal OF these sections
was to reduce the work, and thus decrease
the humber of gaugers In such cases here
after the dealer will procure from the collec-
tor the stamp required for the quantity OF
liquor he proposes to pat up, which stamp
must be affixed TO the new package and
properly Cancelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
Full Accounts OF the death of Speaker K err;
latest intelligence Of our Indian War, and
the Turkish Contest; White Mountain Notes,
by the editor; Exposition Notes; Camp Al aet-
ing reports; Social aud Personal Gossip:
Political Notes; Court Pfoceedings; Cam.
paign Squtbs; Choice Stories; all the News
of the Week, general aud local; Poems aud
Sketches; Agricultural and Household Mat
ters, etc, etc.
Ier7ss: So per aununl, In advance; postage
prepaid; single copies nve cents, in wrappers.
THE METHODIST REUNION A special
dispatch to the Baltimore Gazette from
Philadelphia says:-Tnere is great rejoicing
among Christians generally, and esp ,cIalIy
among the Methodists, over the publication
or the address OF the Cape May conference,
announcing union OF the church nor ID and
south. Dignitaries Of the church all agree
That the commissioners On both sides are
clothed with plenary powers In the premises,
and have no doubt that the basis of union
will be unanimously confirmed by the con-
ferences In rapid succession, and approved
by the united general conference, which will
meet as soon as all OF the preliminaries can
be arranged. 1t is known exactly what con-
cessions are to be made in regard to the
ownership of church property in the south,
and there Will be no serious Disbursements
In the settlements and decisions. These will
be governed by the ordinary canon and com
mon law, so as to make perfect titles. II is
understood that cOngratulatory messages are
going forward from all the bishops To the
clergymen and com missiopers at Cape May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
BARBER has just issued a circular to post
masters, calling their attention to the clause
Of the legislative appropriation bill provii-
ing that hereafter the transmission OF inter.
nal revenue stamps 10 oficers OF the internal
revenue service shall be made through the
malls, in registered packages, and directing
pOstnssters TO receive and register Ali SUCH
packages, provided there be attached 10 each
such package postage stamps sufficient to
cover the regular postage, with the addIti
Of ten cents for registration fee. Tue postage
will be computed al the rate of one cent for
each ounce or fractional part thereof. The
postage and registration fee may be paid in
official stamps OF the Treasury department.
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Political Notes.

For reform candidate for the Presidency
MT. Tilden Is really placed In a very dam
aging attitude by his course In regard TO the
income tax during the war. In 1862 he swore
that his whole income that year, from all
sources, was only 81 ,1ls, and paid taxes &C
cordingly; whereas in his answer recently
made TO one OF the many railroad suits
against him he made oath that he recei we'd
as fees from the st. Louis, Alton and Terre
Haute Railroad company the sum of $50 01O
lock and Hon. Wayne McVeagh, of Penn
syl aDia, are announced 10 address repub-
licah Toeetings shortly 10 that state. go. The
Miss nj republicans state com mittes acid
seer meeting In st. Louis yesterday to
cynSiC:, what should be doue respecting Ehe
declina on OF Mr.. FInkelnberg as candidate
for Governor. They sent committee to
wait on him and again urge him to accept
the nOmibation. and their mission proved
successful. The Tennessee republican
convention at Nashville yesterday chose
Presidential electors for the fourth, fifth,
seventh and ninth districts, leaving the
nominations for the other districts to be
made by the district conventions. The con-
vention resolved to make no nomination for
Governor. THE greenback party held
convention at Grand Rapids, Mich, yester-
day, and nominated a full state and electoral
ticket. Cautiously enough the democrats
mp IN Maine are dissatisfied with the tone OF
Col. Bob IngersOll's speeches in that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

THE SIS BLAOs CLOTH DREsS SUITS re
Il duced % els. 10iI Pennsylvania avenue
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THE sls CASS. SUIT down to sls IOll
PennsylVaris avenue.
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E'HGLIsH OHECk OAs5. Sl4 SUITS &c be dis
IL posed Of for so. 10II Pelnsyiysnis avenue
RoYS SCHOOL SUITS. % and %, at A
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DRIck BRICK "A CssfsssssI Hsso.ssses
ID Mae4tss Brnss a Los Prtcss! Ccne and So
ths great triumph In the n.aufsctureo Of Brieks e
street. northesss. An kinds Of nodded brioks q
one price: CEesy tor oesh. Orders promptly fllsd,
I. p. OHILD0,
JACOB CHILB0,
JOSEPH WILLIAAD.
- Oo1troe1 Do1s Tor furntshinR and tAyfla
essck. md Cog "a Other CO. q hoass building.
JOSEPH WIkh1AAe,
sssss:s's s'as IN I'm" sV'ssS "a ;;s:''
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DoYSFIsE Csss. sCIIs az and IS, formerly
Id o 10 and ga a. S1RSUS