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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-08
STRAWS SHOW Nj CHM 7 7 RI WIND
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100000, o00- INTEaEsT lsAyID WILL
GIVE 2,Sse,66e INHABITANTS
HoNES. OUEREACx, PROSPERITY.
1t is somewhere sail, SHOW me the
songs Of a people and l. viii tell you
the condition Of the people. There
is a good deal of true philosophy in
the thought thus conveyed. for sad
people, Il people oppressed by tunger
and want and destituti0il, VIII nave
no merriment, no sparkling Joys. 10
flashing sports ringing through the
musical rhythm Of poetieaI song
And, on the other hand, VIII era homes
are filled by fruitful harsests and
plenty hangs its garlands in clustered
protuSon. where children romp and
play in childish merriment, where
youth is contented and labor finds its
Just reward, contentment sings its
evening song and its morning schorHs
in poetic words as light as the hearts
that breathe them. as holy as the
praise they chant. ga -9 I
II the spirit Of d people may he
Judged by their songs, SO may the re-
ligion of II country be Judged by the
genius of its Worship. The charities
Of Love and the divine affections OF
Faith, mingled with the sacred instd-
ratlonS OF Hope, lind no vibrating
prisons III heather gods or sculptnred
idols; and again, the formalismS of
stately belief, regulated by parlia-
mentarV decree, are never found to
inspire the genius of Worship, the de-
yotlonS of affection. or the heroic
grandeur of martyrdoms. The spirit
of the Divine must breathe its sacred
compassion into the soul before the
aroma of its beauty can show the Cod
like grandeur of its birth; but where's
ever this is seen it is known. no
counterfeit can take its place, 10 de-
celt can walk undetected III its holy
temples, but the pure, tn" true, the
generous, the contidlng eVangellsms
OF holy affection are as unmStakable
rs God and as sacred as Religion.
50, too, in political life. the genius
Of an idea, its spirit, its outlined
thought, its tangible expression, finds
utteraMce in words which leave no
question as to the intent with which
they were written. There mas been Il
great variety of straws to tell which
way the wind blows and by gathering
few Of them together the ideas TO
which expressions tend may easily be
OWNED.
a great Bank combinations. through
its Leading men. declares that Labor
is TO be reduced down to wages which
afford bare subsistence.
A great handsome call saint. bat
whom more believe To be i sensual
neophite to moneyed scductions,
preacher TO pilgrims. 4 self-styled
apostle-declareS that the laboring
nlan must be content To live on Bread
ana Watel, or, rs the poet has it
A dollar day
=. Seems very large pay.
Said II W B., in ms sermon oue day.
For dollar you can bay
All the bread whc;.t, or rye
That you want, and the troton IS Tree. 20 they
\ great daily paper-one of the lead
ers OF public opinlon--proclaims the
fact that our laborers must no longer
expect to oecupy the position they
have heretofore occupied in the /
United States.
american workmen must make +
: up their minds not to be SO much 4
better OFF than the European Ia /
n.
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DOES WELL ENOUGH FOR ANY
BODY.

Cowley Co., Kansas June 2.
+. i. kenncr, Esq, Kansas City:
Dear Sir: think the Binder does
well enough for anybody.
NJ. Hamilton.
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BINDER WORKED FINE-SOLD
FIVE ON THE GROUND.

KANSAS CITY, June 9th, 1878.
st. Paul Harvester Works: Bind
eli at Holden worked fine. Five
(5) sold; will close out car load.
Competitors dare not come in.
r. G Moore.
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WORKS LIKE A CHARM-SOLD
THREE ON THE GROr-ND

@ -S AAAA> oAsoCND-
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 6, 1878.
St Paul Harverter Works: Pur-
cell telegraphs: Binder works like
a charm Sold three (3) On the
ground. F. 3. Kenner.
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Our profound friend OF the Hastings
Neu Era gets at the heart OF things
aDennellycan' digest SIT soap He will
not accept the St Paul Globes endorsement
Of him as candidate against Washburn.
Evidently he thinks that dali is liking upth he
campaign toesuit himself, and at the proper
moment will cast him (Domncllyl greenbacks
and ali into the fiery furnace Hall cunning
has proved Il nayaiting this time
The Pioneer Press thus crows over
the failure Of James G. Blaine. a ST
gacious politician, to liberalize the
Maine Republicans on the financial
issues ~ alInm
The pleaS2Ites. ching about tho Maine Re
publican convention yesterday = tAe sum
mary wayln w Lieh it sat np9n MI blame s
attempt to e0miillb II t'I advocacy q the
silver m6xc Ca g IL. interest q lis lresl-
Dental ea s4lgn IN the west For The rest.
Mr. Bl4AIle5s hand is seen N the platform,
which is temp srately stalY art, clarlng truly
enough that the Republican party has not
outliTedits nsefalness. but squirting towards
u phase Of usefulness VI hich has II last passed
it, prime and retired into the obsclrity Of I
re~pectable seltiHg $3.50
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american wOrkmen must make
: Np their minds not TO be SO much
better OFF than the European Ia
horer. That men must be content
TO work for less wages. That in
this way the workingman will be
nearer to that station in life to
which it has pleased God to call
him. ''- Aesc York World.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-08

Our profound friend of the Hastings
Nem Era gets at the heart OF things
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EVERY ONE PLEASED

b. S Sheppard
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s.: There seems to be but one rem
: edV. and that is a slow one and not
. Immediately effective. TO reach
it both farmers and capitalists
need to be educated to do it. But
It seems to he inevitable that Il
come about in course Of time. I
is a change of ownership Of the
SOIL and the creation Of class OF
land owners on the one hand. and
tenant farmers on the other.
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\ great daily paper-one of the lead
ers OF public proclains the
fact that our laborers must no longer
expect to oecupy the position they
have heretofore occupied in the
United States.
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ENTEHTIINING GENT IN ENGLAND.
The Ratepayers Of Sunderland Object 10 Pay
Ing for M. Visit.

In the Queens Bench, i'm London, on May
l. before Lord Chief Justice Cockhurn AMI jus
tlea Lush th, matter of the coruointiDn II sun
d.rlniI and M. visit of Gen Grant was argued
IN Il : cas-, So me rat, PAYERS al Sunderland dis
putrd Tie allowance out Of the borough fund Of
Grant to tile town on the o .casinn Of the open
INK oi a new Tree library under the Publ, Libra
li,- act. The corporation. DESTROYS Of giving
t.idifo the oponing, had invited Gen Grant
who happened To b. visiting in the uriEhbor-
hood. t. attend on the occasion. which he
kindly assentrd to do: and though the Mayor
cnve n luncheon nj his own expense there
were variety of expenses incurred on
the occasion-for the erection OF BARRIERS
for the ringing of bells. for the hiring Of
n hall in which TO receive the General foi
him. and lastly. ana chiefly. for the exhibit
ton If fireworks. which came To- about fluO;
and these rSprnses had boon charged upon tho
borough fund which WAS made NJ partly out Of
the borough property and parity out OF rate.
Tho total amount Of rNp"usr = charged WAS G3Ss
~ wli.h ub,ut tlNu wuz for fireworks g. ~
f,r ill., hirr of tnn hall el3 Tor the special train
a.. Tie Town Cl"rs mad" an AFFIDAVIT e. show
that a sun of not above ti2 WAS incurred ON ac;
count 81 the Gruerai Vl-t-thnt IL. Ia" special
tram, the barriers. and the ringing OF bells. a.. (;
benefit 81! tie inhabitants. especially a. the town
America. ana II was. therefore, Tor their al
vantage 10 cultivate relations If amity with the
United states Ii appeared TINT some members
of the Council Obl-ctcd t. the deiraying OF these
eNp-n-o on, OBJ tn borough fund. AMI that the
Town Jerk was uupralad TO- and hr said no
couii nnt answer IT, In" lawiunrss Of the coui :
proposed There was Il surplus. hut then 1t WAS
iuriy made up out of a rate. The Finan -
COMMITTEE came t. a resolution to allow the
| EXPENSES; but the disseutien, rutepuyers came
To- ihls court To bring III" resolution before it,
/ with "a view To- its being quashed US Illegal
Mr. Crompton appeared for the corporation
| in opposition To the application; Mr.. q. Bruce
| appeared for the ratepay"rs.
! 1t was urged 10y the counsel for the corpora
| ton that these expenses were really for the
| benefit OF the town; but the Lord. Cniei
! Justice said: | am not So sure Of that
| | do not see that IT WAS for the bcnrll III
WAS pleasant thing for the Town Council, who
received the General and had the pleasure OF
| his society hut do not see how was for the
! benefit of the town at large. We must deter
mine the matter with reference TO the principle
! Ii must be- looked at as If there was no surplus
| AMI as If the Corporation were going to imposc
n rate for the purpose. for the surplus was
/ made up partly out OF the rates. rate eau
only h. imposed Tor certain purposes defined
/ in the Mum lpN Corporal on act. Hndthe power
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hay window. and Stands.

Mayor Ely approved. on tho 9th inst. resolu-
tons OF the Common Council permitting cxJudge Bed
ford toerec two hay windows the Greenwich street
mont ot the budus at 30 Cortlandt street aud author
Nns the erection OF abarbcrs pole in front OF ala Water
street two bay windows on the house at Alien and Stan.
ton streets and wat ring trough In front Of 5oO west
Thirteenth street AMI oi ~ Thirteenth avenue On the
sam day Recorder llRckcu charged the Grand jury to
lhici ia" Aldermen Tor phsnp resolutions ot that char
h'r ON ia" IAN inst the Mayor vetoed resolutions to
Etn tt e. tuun ul stIa water stand at the june ton
Of bahatd Market Ipr.y H. and Division streets a toy
stand IA 'front.' al y Ncsry street. spAper stand at
NAl hNrl uc Au FORTY second street, and coal box IN
trout OF 20 East Forty ,ocouh street
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s,snor he ohar,a,,a Discharged.

Signor Gerrigga de Chnratta. who WINS ar
rested the 10th March. upon the charge OF having
obtained money under false prrtences, Charles NJ Bis
sell. Superintendent OF the Harlem Railroad. nnd Mr.
John II butcher OF East Forty fourth street having
alleged that he sold to them tickets Tor
In The Union League Theatre Tor the beucnt Of Cuban
sufferers although the theatre had not been hrod bl
HIM discharged IN the General Sessions yesterday
on the mouOn OF Assistant District Attorney Russell
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STEAMBOATS, ano GallrulOs
DENNsYI.vANIN nNILnOAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
On AMI after April -. 1874
Trains leave New York, via DcsbrO,>es and Coruandt
SIS Ferries. As follows
Express or Htrri.hurgh Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached o A NJ, and : -
l.. daily
For William port Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at 30
Z NJ. connecting AZ Cory for fltu-vie. Petroleum
Centre. and the on Regions MilhamspOrt ami Lock
Haven. "a
Baumorc. Washington. and the South LIMITED Wash
ingtun Express Of Pullman fAriOr Cars daily. except
sunday. 80 A NJ, arrive Washington i.lu T. VI
Regular a. 20 A NJ. l. q. 80, and . NJ sunday Is 80
and VI.
Express Tor Philadelphia 100 20 90 Limited. II
NJ - >, 9, 80, :, 80. 80, and gP VI sunday. y
A NJ. s. 6, $50 80, 30, and +. NJ. Emgrant and
second class, Z VI.
Boats oil Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. ahording speedy and direct
transfer tor BROOKLYN travel
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth Railway Princeton.
Trenton. Perth Amhov. Flcmingt1n, Rclviicre. and
other points see local schedules AZ all Ticket Oirrs
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh 90. 10 80 NJ ll.u p
VI. daily. lu.lu Il. 80 + VI. daily. except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore 80. . ~ A. VI, 4 -.
u. ~ 10 T. sunday. q %. - ~ FROM Pha.
dclpla "a. e 80. ain 10 10. ~ ~ II ~ NJ. 10.
10. 5lj. 6iai a. Ia ~. 10 ~ T. VI sunday, %.
No. 30 ~ -. II 90 N - &c. - 20 + NJ
Ticket Ohce~ al6 and s4+ Broadway Aston House.
ami loot OF pc.hrusses ana Cortludt SIS Court 81
aud BROOKLYN Annex Depot loot Fulton Il. Brou kyu.
ia llN aui lis Hudson It. huhuhcn. Depot jersey
CITY Lmigrant Ticket Oiice. Battery plac.
FRANK THOMSON l. 4 FARMER
General Manager tpnfl Passenger A.
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THE HEIR TO An EARLD0M.
A son BORN 70 THE rOrNG LORD VINO
LIVES ON LONG ISLIND.
The Romantic story OF the Grandson Of
English Earl Marrying ~ Trademark
Daughter. FIs ing 60 America. and Making
Isl. Livelihood out OF u Fishing smack.

Ills Livelihood out OF " Fishing smack.
Somewhat over year ago Tur SIN dis
covered tn" heir tu the ear iom ~ Perth and
Montfort. n title in the English pocrngc dating
IT,, ,co, t;,i,, h., , t,,,i A., &c., h.,,,'I, M, tho
from i"u'' Nv 'ns III h,'' hHnihs h"',''u' -" '"o
south shore u Long lsaul Whcrc Il" made
very humble hut TO- him '"' s''l1ry livelihood o,
OUT Oh hshlng s""u t"' 'n' sNn'"I vs.. ~, -
,o%n '. piece I"s Iao'n1" "' 'o %m"n
-. -, d. ,t,., i,L 4, tbis
nlaue S',S'',,,n q, VIZ ,1 II ,yns isarnn5
TINT n child Lnd been born To- this young noble
mon ani lie ,vif, and this child In dcfault of
his fathers return to claim his titles anu cs-
tates. will succccd to them.
IL "''" =, ''' 80, Us -, =,
by name ''""r-' EsscN M"ntl'N D,u'nnnohu', Is
nr,h EnrI of pm, Enrl ,f N,lfort yiscou,t
~, NV ,.'' rn 49,, n.s,m r.,,i
and also Du, de Mrlfort. Comic lie Iu-san. and
p,r,n H., Vo,ro.c tb.so tir.e last tlas hniur
49,, rt',,.,t. 49,, nn',,,,,,,,, We
count Forth died when the boy WAS only nva
yoars -, o.c and lie r,n,,,r Who r,s I'm,
eldest daughter OF the Hon. Augustus Capol.
and niece of the Earl of F.snN died in Peru
some ai,,l, vrore ,f,,r hcr husband Imnndi
sou'c W." ''"'S a." az, u''""''' i"."'u'
hely nitcr his iathcrs death. young Hcorge
Drummond WE taken home hy his grandfather
nm the noth,r's sill. tho Hon Mr. Canal
~, '"' '','''' 80 VI" -
Nncn ne WIS u stripping oi tWtNc OF tuTtc'h'
Elizabeth Harrison the youn. daughter Of
r..t,. t....,..,. ,,.. . D., ,.tv Canal
Lohu"h 'r"u' s'n"h' WIS 'n~n p" ~ ''.'S N"''''
@ maid. She was somewhat older than the
young lord hut as he advanced i'm years he
,ou d.sr.r,,.,f,. in to,, ,.i,h bcr Tbia nfrac.
"" u'sp''"''' J." NV W."
ton. II appears. was concealed ron ms rela-
lives with the execution. PERTAINS. of Lady
CT, VIZ, o,.,r,,, pru,,r,orl ,vos nftaen
s"po' ""'" ".''~ "
Lady CuVe died, ana the Earl OF fefth came
down TO the funeral to claim his heir. The boy
so,,a,1 .. 80, ,u., .,,r,,,,,,'.oI i,s,,,1 La, bo
.o'"o." d" 80 "'' ~ va ,r y. -
INTENDED NstthS America me ENri '"hslucr-
ed this only childish throat. told George that
bo voa i,t..n lad far tb. nr,,v an1 CAV. hin, n
" W '' 70 u. ~
month u pI'l"i" hlIls'lt Tor tne university.
Then the Ear. went lack To- Edinburgh. leaving
bch,ve,ni ,..,h NJ, c.,l
tnr boy S'"' ~" wv '"i'"
lhut same dlf th' wv" overs Nnd hcohSuia-
ton an! rcsu.N 4 on night. That night they
nock,Iut. f,.ir ,N..ts AMI ,hr.u..h a ,vo,prt
'' "" ' $50 ''
employed IN 'rN house. hid th'ir trunks So ret
ly conveyed 90 the n,ar,-t railway station.
coor,e sil 3d.. b.,.. .n, l..,, ana .,o,.
''" '''7 "''' sun '''' W."
other possess .'is r'alHng cons 'r"he
sum thcr.fr..n The two Jet the hou-s the
80. a. ..t ...t. -
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ON ANp AFTER APRIL -. ls7S
ENprcss Trans leave New horK. VIA Desbrosscs and
CorNandt SIS Ferries. as follows
80 > 20 -, ~ 3i limited II 4 VI l. T. : a. q ~ = 70
80. and - Z VI. sundays, - A NJ. o. Is. Is 80. : -.
49, and - Z VI Boats Of " BROOKLYN Annex Cunuec I
with all through trains AT lrrscN '!tv. anurins a
speedy AMI direct transfer Tor Broni IVA travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~. -, J, 30 :,
$40. AMI II 4 tainted Express - T. VI b. ., I.
80. ana ! 50 + NJ. and - midni-hb un sunday,
p, -, = >, - 80 A VI. I, 80 T. VI, AMI i2miinisht
Ticket oihccs h2d and ga Broadway A>tlr llul>e.
ani loot OF ID >hrosscs ami Carlnlt ,ts Court =,
Brooklyn, ~ ll6 ami lis lludsnn ST lOhokcn Depot
jerry ny Emgraut Ticket Oiice. Waite place
fRANk THOMSON l. 4 FARMER
General Manager. General PASSENGER Aseut
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'IIIE SUN.


1878. NEW YORK. 1873.
A, hc time has come for the renewal " sl,.er'
tons. 1ilH sun would romnl It, friend, ami wei N,l.
,is everywhere. that At aenin candidate for tl'r
Consideration and support Tyson it. record ior the ii
tcnNrnr,it ROLES Tor a continuance OF the heart,
athy ana generous cooperation which have hillenI
locucNiruicl toit rom every quarter Ol the Uni
The Daily sun Is iourp,sc sheet N . columns
puce by m,ul post palL ~ cents month, % I'd. -
or year
The sunday edition NJ TnK suS - an oi,t mage en-
Of 56 columns While giving the news NJ the day, t t'I
contains a large amount oi hlcrar, ami m-cc.tnc3l'
matur specially prepared ior H. IuF suNnAr 'JS 40
met Ith great success Post pad rI.sJA NeAr
The Weekly sun.
who docs not know TF wENKLr sUS' itcircnl.n,
throughout the United States The Canadas. anl ~
yond. Ninety thousand families greet is wrlcon'
pages wecklv ana regard II IN the hight guide. 'p1l
-o'or and friend It, news editorial agricultural. at
literary departments make 1t essentially Suurnu 'f 30
nnily ana the nrc,ide Term, One Dollar a fri-
'o.limd Tins price, quality considered. mtne' " 70.
cheapest newspaper published For clubs OF rn. "'''
.Ioc.sl, We win send hu eNtrt cupy tree Address
PrBllslltK or rllE SIS. NrNf ''e ''F
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otlantr0-- ttma!ts.

10 ENrIRF rrc-srs wanted Immediately IN
ioSlrii M,iER& BRO. ~ White st.
-nxTssMA KERs.-f irstcla.s uimmcrs on
A.wa 81. also huii, nhgc makers call all the week
A LADY wants three General -crynn' ,one for self
Esh;ccnth 1t
AT e,1 ~ LTON ST. RrookRn. machines sold
given out
GOOD after on adic. CATERS, also hui,ouholc max
~ ora JJ East aSd It, BASEMENT between lst ana "a
avenues
A -wANTEn-A nr,telass ,a,laws;; lge Gus.
~ . TON e. as CODY. III 10Th av.
tGEnMNN gir, aged 10. Tor lghi homework. ioi
n EtH 2si It, ring 3i holl
YOtNts rirl ~ chambc rmaid aud waitress Call.
~ alter III. nj lA3 Ur'' %, It
BulroNnoi;EA r-rrAcHMENrssi or sewing
I,JR sEvrRs.- hand. on mink wanted II
IRVING place. h"'NNh
GIRLS may learn thoroughly any scwins machinc
nroaSi,1 cnhircn. Ad ,"c.ty' 81 r"gl,r 81 between
HEX AMI hcnr, St.. near Fulton hours. oclocA
EIKLsto sew on buttons on ladies sh9cs,
HANDS wanted on alpaca cont. 81, .. .,......,.,
r 'H - '''''l''"e
nrEHAToHsw wanted On SHIRTS 90 Ea.. 18th st
Dan soLs.-ESrcricnccd hands wanted to make
DAWES 4 tANSING, o. and ioo rrauhlnsi
- ~. N,Cy & co, iiih It and c'h av.. want
al rcr.n'onicnrs uniet.
l,EWiNts inachncs reduced. new nrncsiic. s2,.
y nov sir-.r rlcuIr SIS SINGER fniiv sl5 10 81.
" " $40. " a.. tl5i s,cor. so DLAN : q Bonl Il.
e.rNi-G N.tUINTs r-u'ci. privilege IuNmsi
- I n|faf .fN|if.H. all kinds - Greenwich
''l ''' '''' "''"""''
StN .HHrf -.fl. used tp puffiut up h-ht packages,
,r ~ n ~ ''"'' ~ w. -''''' go 81" w ''''
' 80
~ iNJTD-NuHul servant rirl. FOR zen neral hnu~.
oil .,ani. e.5o.ani ~ II rANsoN Saft
" 10. h. nio. broadway. cori.r Rord u en-
trance tn ff.. rear = ATIliEMS
.-..-..., ...'.,......-
" lrc., -lilt.. Co., ,..s 3d. tIell.I.r Anvil. 10
WIZ u-iLE BROS. Nr Broadway
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Mouse futnlshrna.

Housr Furnishing.
AT DANIEL OFARKEI.I's,
~ 4l1 ~th dN.. near alst It..
flRNlrl'RE tAkFEIe. BEnnlNG. sc on
WEEKLY OR MONfllLi PAYMENTS
Tile oldest and most liberal house m Sew York.
81. BAIMANN'S new furniture. carpet. and
"a bedding warehouse. 3l2 and "a 18Th av near .hth
It, the large Il establishment OF It's Kind m tle CITY, low
ct cash prices MroNb AMI monthly payments taken
A -fIRNIrU carpets bedding, slaves. a.,
"a. on easy payments nj llEfNOOD'S Az Grand t.,
near Clinton
ID tMANN nKOs. are Offering rruAt bargains IN
- urn turn carpets bedding nj their stores ~ ami 30
Hudson IT, cor Brpome, weekly aud monthly payments
FURNITURE, caruct.. bedding. oilcoth, &ti
Il weekly or monthly payments
oFARkrLL's furniture warehouse. POI Bowery
EUHNITuRL, cari"'s hoidns, ,n.uplor cash OF
Il weekly or monthly payments, at 3lh Hudson .i
q REID
NEEkLN MONTHLY AfNENrs
w hktuinr furniture. carp t- ant hflNus Schl LOT
Illustrated price lst Prices greatly reduced
tuNPERrlWAIr 4 cn :. ln4 tnauiAmst
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Anlnstntnts.

ONLY ONE rIMEt,..-,n,..r
f6tlHil ASg' thar ,AGsiriit,y\>cE
MwArsoSs ro.rAr 'biI& ..NIETrNlNMFNrs.
"hc" the cNIigg"gii G'g;MlI l!I!y "' traveller
S Sac, ditiis' s.rsT '&lfS,
Inc p''"Jj'yw oosii'3 ii'rrlIGa.' "'"'''
r'oGJ "a, wtis0S.
MIS- 'tSSiE i. 1wiia'Jr..o'SS.'
win oprcor IN ,c i r.r a a,I pleasing rro
er"'"me 'i ga6 "ai} ,,,y v ''' r""'ie.
, ! My" Sparrow. Uy... gnacl wiz. iays !, Wen
4 Medley" robin,on crusoc"-llmllcv,
. Bal',i-sccctci Mn. Alice Wren
Il Lights AMI shades OF IAc"-Dc,cAu.
Comic Duct, The Quaker, dn cos,an', II! vi,. W@a
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BLACK GOODS


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40 FINE ALLY BLACK Tibet SHANLS, DOU.
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L Dock Purt Richmond. viii make good barge;
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