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TORNADO IN TENNESSEE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NASHVILLE, April 49, 1877.
A tornado swept over Lavergnc, fifteen miles from
Nashville, last night Four CABINS two dwellings, two
and livery stable were blown to atoms, oven
the foundations being swept away. little glr lying
bed with her brother, had her brains dashed OUT
while he escaped with only n few bruises. negro
man aud u negro boy had their thighs broken An
old lady who carried forty yards amid flying
timbcrs deeply gashcd on the back OF her head
had her twice broken, while piece Of some un-
known substance passed entirely through her wrist
making CHASTITY wound. II Is believed shc will die
Tomorrow. Others rescued from underneath
logs which lay acros. their bodies Sticks OF timber
were blown three-quariers oil mile. Rails from
fences blown four feet into tho ground The tor
nado accompanied by terrific whirwinds, which
played jackstraws with the forest trees in It's path
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EMIGRATION FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
LACKAwANNA AND WYOMING COAL MINERS
SEEKING HOMES ON NEBRASKA FARMS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.


SEEKING HOMES ON NEBRASKA FARMS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SCRANTON, April 10, 1871
The departure OF 1yfour families from this city for
tho fur West to-day was the occasion dcmons,ra-
such has not been Witnessed IN Scranton since
when the 'boys" going to tho front The adieus
ut the depot were OF tho most affecting character.
No tower than i've hundred persons wcro present to
bid tho emgrants goodby, aud tho scene was most
sorrowiul one. Every workngman IN the valley who
can muster together enough funds TO carry him away
TO tho distant farms OF the Wild West IL preparing
leave and II is expected that before the LIST Of May
fewer than i've hundred families will have LETT the
Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys Those who left
to-day OF sober, industrious class, who cannot
bear dcness and who are eager 10 lace prvaton and
poverty order 10 win little home for themselves.
Toll has for them, and they are just tho
very that u community regrets TO lose
SAD YAgEwELs.
II touching sight to tho painful parngs OF
the young husband and wife IN many cases. Ono In
stance particular was most affecting woman
with babe at her breast badc her husband
goodby. md IN an agony OF gricl shc
leaned her head against the and wept bitterly for
getting tho danger to which she exposed The
train began movc and but tor The timely stance
OF bystandcr she and her baby would doubtless bavo
boon dragged under tho wheels
LOOKING FOR noMKs IN NEBRASKA.
The cmgrants intend 10 take up claims OF govern
ment land in Central Nebraska, where General
colonies OF his countrymen. O'Nic has
stirred up a strong feeling here in favor of Western
emigration, ana should the members of to-day s
colony report satisfactorily thousands oil discon,encd
miners Will seek their future homes Western farms
They willing to face all tho errors Of the West TO
lice from their present poverty.
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THE RUSSIAN PRINCES.

STATE DINNER AT the EXECUTIVE MANSION
THE GUESTS IN ATTENpAScE-yIsIT OF
GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE AND SUITE TO
TIE PATENT OFFICE.
wAsMxGros. April 10. ls7L.
magnificent State dinner was given al the Execu-
tive Mansion this evening in honor OF Grand Dukes
Alexis and Constantine. There were also present the
Russian Minister and his wife, Sir Edward Thornton
and Lady Thornton representing the diplomatic
corpsl: Admiral Boutakon. OF the Russian
Navy; Admiral Porter and General Sherman.
Chief Justice Waite and daughter. the Sec
rotary Of State aud Mrs Evarts. tho
Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs Sherman Secretary
scharz and daughter. tho Secretary OF War and Mrs.
McCrary, Postmaster General and Mrs Key tho Score
tary OF tho Navy and the Attorney General together
with the President and Mrs Hayes, Mr.. Webb Hayes,
Colonel Casey and wife. Mr. Rogers ana Major An
drcws. OF she Presidents Official household, and
Misses Mcfarland, Toote and Plat. OF ONO who have
for weeks boon guests OF Mrs. Hayes at tho Ex-
ccutive Mansion.
THE STATE DINING ROOM
The President and Mrs. Hayes received their COM
pany In the Blue Qarior, and the dinner was given as
usual in tho state dining room, which supcrbly
decorated with flowers for tho OCCASION. The full
Marine BAND furnished tho music aud alter dinner the
guests repaired to the East Room and remained there
short time engaged In social conversation and prom
cnading. Tho Grand Dukes and Mr.. and Mrs. Shiskin
took their departure for the Russian Minister'S resi-
dcncc about hapas ten O'Clock, and the remainder
OF the company dispersed soon ai.erward.
At THE PATENT OFFICE
Grand Duke Constantine, accompanied by Baron
Schiling, Admiral loautakoH and Mr.. Miamor, OF
the secretaries OF the Russian legation IN this city.
visited the Interior Department to-day for tho special
purpose OF inspecting tho illustrations OF American
inventive genus IN tho model room OF the Patent
Office. Secretary Schurz and General Spear Cominis-
aioner OF Patents, beng informed OF their DESIRE met
the dncal party In the Model Room and conducted
them through IT, The Grand Duke and suite seemed
10 take great interest in tho models OF bridges and
firearms, IN the processes for manu- acturng leather,
and in various harvcstcrs and sewing machines. They
also manifested especial interest in tho exhibits OF
ARTIFICIAL limbs. aud expressed asonishment NJ tho
agile movements of ono OF the employees who wore
artificial log. subsequently tho construction and work
ings OF artificial lmbs werc fully explained 10 them In
the Secretarys Office by The examiner in charge OF
such Inventions who sent Tor by Secretary Schurz
for that purpose
The Grand Duke Alexis made similar inspection OF
the Patent Office GU previous visit TO Washington
The party's trip to Mount Vernon, which
ranged for to-day, abandoned owing 10 Indictment
weather
RAISED 70 THE KNiGnTuooD
1t is reported that Monsieur Nicholas Shiskin, tho
Russian Minister, mas been raised 20 the Knghtho0d,
and that the Order conferred by tho Grand Duke
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PROPOSITION FROM THE ENGINEERS

READING, Pa, April 49, 1871
A representative OF the Reading Times and Dispatch
had interview with two of the leading members of
the Reading Division Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gincers this morning. who authorized the publication
ten
The insurance circular OF the Reading Raili Dad CON-
pany TO be withdrawn the company to pay the en-
ginecrs the Same they receiving when they
withdrew from their employ, and promise that there
shall bs no further reduction OF wages. The engineers
agree on their part that they their remcn aud all the
other old employees will return TO work, and there shall
be no strike at any time IL the above conditions are not
broken BY the company.
There were thrce largely attended meetings held
10 dny-ono OF conductors baggage aud brake.
men, at Geisicr's Hall; one of fremen. ut Fulton Hail.
and ono OF engineers, Ut Columbia Hail. Chairman
Parker, OF tho Committee OF Engineers In session at
Philadelphia. was present and addressed them.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge William l.. Lelrncd, OF the Now York Supreme
Court, is at the ST. James Louis ID. Psbury Super.
intcndent OF New York State Prisons and Gustavus
v. Fox of Boston, at tho Windsor. A. J. Cassatt,
vice president OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
is at the Brcvoort ExCongrcssman Daniel J. Nor
rcll and William L. Scott, OF Pennsylvania and ex-
Congressman John NJ. 5. Williams. OF Massachusetts,,
arc at the Fh Avenue. General +. D. Sewall. OF tho
Treasury Department. Is at tho Aston Jonn Marshall
Brown, OF Portland. Nc, is NJ the Hoffman. Frank
Smith, n. r., OF Toronto, and Ex-Governor j. b. Page,
OF Vermont arc ut tho ST. Nicholas Major Joseph +.
Sanger and Major f. +. Taylor, OF the United states
Army, arc at the Albemarlc.
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II, Imprisoned nine men behind . column OF coal
forty yards thick Continuous operations for their
rescue resulted in opening communication with them
to-day. Five were found alive -Four had wandered
- other parts OF the mine and Is believed, persisted
COMMITTED TRIAL.
Charles Bradaugh and Mrs. Annie Bssant tho free
thought advocate, who wcre recently arrested on
charge OF printing md publishing pamphlet alleged
to DO OF an immoral character and whose was adj
journed TO allow time prepare their Defence have
been committed for trial at the Central Criminal
Court The prisoners were released their recog-
nixances.
HAVE NOT FAILED.
The Liverpool Courier says its statement published
yesterday Of the failure OF Messrs. Ghoson Walker
Co., merchants was untrue.
PLAGUE.
The plague Is increasing In Bagdad.
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THE ENGINEERS STRIKE.

SMALL SUCCESS OF THE DIsAFFECTED IN STOP
PING RAILROAD OPERATIONS.
PorTsvILLE, Pa, April 10, 1871
There developments in the engineers
strike to report from this end Tho Brotherhood men
working hard to induce those to join ther
cause. with but little success All tho trains were
nearly on time. At Pao Alto there are
large number OF loaded coal cars
standing waiting for engines and taking up so much
room that the tracks are bockaded. This, it Is
thought, VIII compel suspension OF mining opera
tons by Saturday. throwing thousands Of out OF
work. Two largely attended meetings have been held
by the strikers since yesterday the proceedings Of
which kept secret
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ANDERSONvILLE SURVIVORS,.

HARTFORD Conn. April 10, 1877.
Tho fourth annual reunion OF the National rnian OF
Andcrsonvl Survivors held hero to-day. About
seventy .nvc cx-prisoncrs were present. II de-
cidcd to hold the next reunion at wilkcsbarrc, Pa
April 10, 1873 Officers were chosen as follows:-
President Ezra IL. Ripple, OF Scranton, Pa. Wee
President, Robert H. Kellogg, OF North Manchester
Conn. Recording Secretary, George Curtin, OF Lock
Haven, Pa. Corresponding Secretary aud Treasurer,
Hiram Buckingham, OF Hartford, Conn; Chaplain, j.
e. Turner of Wilkcsbarrc, Pa IL was voted to
change the name oil the association 10 'sNationai
Union OF Survivors Of Andcrsonvc and other South
crn Military Prisons -
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NATIONAL COTTON STATEMENT.
Nrw ORLEANS, April 10, 1877.

NEw ORLEANS, April TO- 1877.
The following is statement of the National Cotton
Exchange Of America Net receipts at United States
ports from September TO March 81, 3757 79l bales
stock United States ports March 81 72I OBS bales
total overland direct from producers March 81,
sos 3i7 bales shipments direct to mills to March 81
2I62y5 bales; in transit TO delivery ports March 81
10, 500 bales. Foreign exports ana CANADA 10 March
81, 416 800 bales; In transit between delivery ports
Marcn 81, s,024 bales; taken by Northern spinncrs
from ports, March 81, 80, 600 bales
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THE NEW DOMINION.


CENTENNIAL AWARD TO MANITOBA.
OTTAWA, April TO- 1877
Tho Province OF Manitoba has been awarded medal
,y the Centennial Commissioners Tor It's display Of
wheat seeds and esculents at tho Philadelphia Exni.
btion.
INSURANCE. LOBBY WORK.
number Of life insurance mon arc IN the city, en-.
deavoring to obtain dsallowance OF the new life IN.
surance bill in tho Senate
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STRIKE OF CLEVELAND CoopERs

CLEVELAND, Ohio. April 10, 1877.
About L. 500 coopers in the employ OF the Standard
Oil Company OF this city struck this morning on nc.
count OF a ten per cent reduction IN their wages
The Standard Oil Company have large number OF bar.
rcls stock and their business will not be cmbar.
DIV the strike.
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FIRST ARRIVAL FROM MAcDA1EN ISLANDS.

FIRST ARRIVAL FROM MAGDALEN ISLANDS.
HALIFAX, n. S., April 10, 1877.
The first vessel from tho Magdalcn Islands since
November arrived at Port Hood, Cape Breton to-
day. Brig Sinobc, from st. Pierre stranded at the
Islands early in the winter. Tho crow were
saved. On the 22d OF December twelve mon
landed in small boat, having abandoned IN sinking
condition tho bark Sylvia, laden with for Queens.
town. The crew were badly frostbittcn. Tho islands
seal fishery the shore Ice has been failure The
sealing vessels have not yet been heard from Herring
have not yet appeared
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GRAND TRUNK AND GREAT wrsrEnN.

GRAND TRUNK AND GREAT WESTERN.
TORONTO April 10, 1877.
special cable despatch to the Globe from London,
18th inst says:"The Times to-day announces that it
is understood that Mr. Chlders will become President
OF the amalgamnted Grand Trunk and Great Western
boards II has been agreed that the receipts OF tho
two railroads shall DO pooled, the Grand Trunk
ccvlng s,xty-fve per cent and tho Western thirty
lVe.D
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HEAVY WIND STORM.

HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, April 10, 1877.
Tarar, Miss, was visited, last night. with severe
wind Storm which blew down, unrooied or otherwise
seriously damaged eight or ten buildings, mostly
stores. No lives wcro lost. Hudson X Son. brewer
Son, and Il. w. WiIIIams are the principal sufferers
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THE SCHOONER MONTANA SEIZURE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10, 1877.
A San Diego press despatch says the United States
ship Lackawanna had arrived az Mazatian, but had
done nothing with regard to the Seizure OF tho Amcri
can schooner Montana. Sho was leave In Il day or
two In Paz to coal, when she will proceed TO AGA
pulco 70 settle tho OF Consul Suffer against the
Diaz authorities.
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NIAGARA WATER POWER.

NIAGARA FALLS, April 10, 1877.
Tho monopoly OF the OF The entire water power of
Niagara Falls upon tho side o the river with
canal, &c., is 10 be sold M auction on Nay L.
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A swEET-TooTHED BUMPER.

Officer Welsh OF the Ninth precinct, on Wednesday
afternoon arrested Patrick Lanahan, an ashcart
in the employ tho Street Cleaning Department. with
u barrel ~ sugar his cart when had been stolen
from A SchuUach \ Co. No. Boz Hudson street
Iannhan arraigncd before Judge Otterbourg ycs-
tcrday, and waa committed In $500 bail to answer.
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LIFE SENTENCE FOR ARSON.
RoSDoUr, N. r.,

RoNDoUT, n. Y, Arrl 10, 1871.
silas d. Kcyscr charged with being accessory be.
lore the fact to the crime OF arson, committed by Will
lam j. Conroy was found guilty. and sentenced Ivy
lua.e ingalls, TO imprisonment Tor Iie IN Clinton
Prison. Conroy was tried. convicted aud sentenced
IL Inc samc place and Tor the timc In February
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INDICTMENTS QUASHED.

Sr. LOUIS April 10, 1877.
Judge jones' Of the Criminal Court, has sustained
motion TO quash the indictments against John 7.
Douglass. +. W. Bryant, A. W. Hough ana John S.
Pierce officers OF lilo insurance companies, charged
with perjury and also pleas Of want OF jurisdiction
lie cases vi 5. W. Iomax and A. N. Britton charged
with the same offence.
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STRIKE OF SAILORS.

ST.. JOIN, n. b. April 49, 1877.
largo number OF sailors port struck to-day for
higher wages The members OF the Laborers Associa-
ion resolved TO strike work tomorrow II sailors are
allowed TO continue loading vessels IN port The har
Dor is now full OF shipping
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

PROVIDENCE, April TO- 1877.
The third trial for the choice OF n Senator and a
from the Tenth district resulted IN tho
election OF tho democratic candidates. Tho Provi-
dencc delegation the General Assembly now
10; democrats, B.
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MARVIN n. ROGERS.

Tho death is announced OF Mr. Marvin N Rogers, the
senior partner OF the drm OF Rogers Psct Co.. No.
4s7 Broadway and No. 45l Broome street. Mr. Rogers
died In Aiken 5. L.
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CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LANCASTER, Ohio, April 10, 1871
At tho Murphy temperance meeting in the State Rc.
form School yesterday five hundred boys signed
the pledge OF total abstinence from all intox eating
bcycraros.
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NEW JERSEY VS.. DELAWARE.

TRENTON, N j., April 10, 1877
rhc Attorney General has directed injunction to
be served on the Governor Of tho OF Delaware to
RESTRAIN the authorities OF that State from collecting
license for nshng III waters claimed to be WITHIN the
Jurisdiction Of New Jersey
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FOUND DEAD.

HARRISBURG Pa, April 10, 1877.
Tho dead body OF Amos Walker. aged about seventy
years found the track OF the Northern Central
aiIroad, bridgeport Pa to-day. 1t Is surmiscd
that Ito Tell the prcclpcc which at that place IL
ioriy.cighi feet high, and was killed.
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MOLLY MAGUIRES SENTENCED.
MACH CHUNK,

MAucn CHUNK, Pa April 10, 1871
Patrick McKcnna and John Maloy, convicted OF
completely IN tho murder OF Morgan POWELL were this
morning sentenced to niuo and five years imprson-
ncnt
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NOT TO BE HANGED.
RICHMOND, Va.

RICHMOND, Va, April TO- 1917.
The sentence OF Miles Reddick, the negro who vas
have been hanged next Tuesday for the murder OF
another negro has been commuted by the Governor "
Imprisonment In tho Peniteniiary for life
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RAILWAY RUMoR DENIED.

HAMILTON, ont, April 10, 1877.
The announcement in tho London Times OF yesterday
That the Grand Trunk and Great Western companies
had amal2amated is denied by the Great Western au.
lhorites here on the authority OF advice from the
head Office London.
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ASSAULTING A POLICEMAN.

John Mulvoy. accused of being OF tho assalants
OF Oniccr Kellogg, OF tho Ninth subprecinct, Brook
Ign, was held by Justice Senior yesterday in 5000
bonds 10 await tho action of tho Grand Jury
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SALE OF HOTEL PROPERTY.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1871
Tho Globe Hotel building located near the Centennial
Exhibition grounds, was sold at auction this morning
Tor S3.i75 The original cost Of the building
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes in tho
temperature Tor the past twcnt yfour hours IN
parison with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer AZ Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD building
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SUPPOSED MURDER.
WORCESTER, Mass. +,

WORCESTER. Mass, April 10, 1877.
The body Of John Rue found in tho canal al
Blackstone to-day. II Is thought no was murdered,
robbed and thrown In Suspicion points TO Johp
TodrcIi, . fellow workman, VINO nas disappeared
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THE ST. LAWRENCE OPEN.

MONTREAL, April 10. 1871
The Longueuil ferryboat commenced running TO-.
day, the shore ice having moved or last night
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OBITUARY.
@. p. PELHAM.

c. p. Pelham. formerly aprofessor In the old South
Carolina College and recently editor Of several
leading newspapers IN South Carolina, died yesterday
In Columbia OF typhoid pneumonia.
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FATAL STABBlNG AFFRAY.

BALTIMORE, April 10, 1877.
Thomas Rodgers, tho keeper OF sailors boarding
house on South Ann street. was stabbed and Instantly
killed this morning. by Joseph Ago span iard Ago
stabbed the groin aud right breast by Rodgers
and his wounds a
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SMALLPOX DISAPPEARING

WINNIPEG, Manitoba April 10, 1871
Tho Free Press semi-ofically announces the rcsig-
nation OF the Executive Council Of tho Province Of
Keewatn. The members Of tho Council have also
rclnquished their functions Board OF Health,
smallpox having disappeared.
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COLONEL GARRETT DUNN.

Colonel Garrett Dunn, who during tho iato war.
commanded tho Second regiment OF Mcagher's Irish
Brigade Now York Volunteers, died IN San Francisco
yesterday OF consumption.
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TOWN OFFICERS ARRESTED.

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LANCASTER, Ohio, April 10, 1871
James G. Brown aud John Smith, Trustees of Violet
township wcro arrested to-day by United States
marshal and taken Cincinnati for trial charge Of
violating the ohio Election laws last November.
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CUBA.

THE BANK OF SAN JOSE DECLARED SOLVENT
HAVANA, April 10, 1877.
Tho Vos de Cuba says has trustworthy Information
that tho Banoo San jose will nay all deposits
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NO INTENTION OF REsIGNING.

ALBANY. y. r., April 10, 1871
Mr. Muller emphaticaliy denies the rumor that hs
intends resign hts seat in Congress favor Of any
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PRESIDENT GRANT.
HARRYspsypn Pa

HARRISBURG, Pa. April 10, 1877
Ex-Prcsident Grant will remain hero until next
Monday. and II is stated positvoy that ex-senator
trip
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DYEING AND CLEANiNG-NEw YORK DYE.
ING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. staten Island.
Offices Us Duane ST.. TO- broadway. go 18th Now
York. 1876 and 1853 Picrrcpont Bropkiyn 10 North 5th
At philnde nhiA Estwbli sue lei years