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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23

and The shipment Of provisions to Europe from
this country amounts to about 6000 tons daily"
The draft Of hill providing that wrecks ot sunEen
vessels be considered abandoned after sixty days unless
the owners buoy the and notify the Lighthouse
Board Of their Intention to raise them was apprO'eu
and Congress will be asked To pass H.
Reports of committees were heard. with tue e1cePtoh
OF the Executive Committee. 49, -,
The Board adopted resolution offered or MT El-
munds. Of Philadelphia, requesting Congress TO enact
law whereby the physical examination OF scamen po
made compulsory. $1,000.
A resolution rfTered by Joel Cooke. OF philadelphia.
adopted In favor OF law repraDg compulsory pot-
and regulating pilotage an equitable OASIS oy
the General Government MS IN the Dominion OF Cahaa
and In the maritime countries OF Europe.
A resolution adopted approving the TRANSFER OF
the military station at Bedoes Island. NewY"rk Ha
Dor the Marine Hospital for the Of sick
and disabled seamcn Al that port.
Adjourned unill D O'CLOCK tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
STEAM NAVIGATION.

The NATIONAL BOARD IN SESSION AT CINCINNATI
A REPORT on COMMERCE By GENERAL NEGLEY
-GENERAL BUSINESS.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-Tbe National Board
Of Steam Navigation convened at the Grand Hotel this
forenoon. About one hundred and twenty delegates
we're present The entire devoted TO routine
business.
The Board assembled again in the evening ana consid
cred portant matters. X II. Voolfolk, Of Louisville
occupied the chair and g. Osborn, Of NewYok. acted
AS secretary.
The Committee on Credentials reported 100 dele
gates present. from Portland, Boston, Philadelphia,
New-York New-Jersey, Pttsburg, Marietta. Pomeroy.
Ironton, Cincinnati, Louisville, Jefersenville New
Albany. St. LOUIS, Memphis. New-Orleans. Buffalo and
Detroit
General J. z. Negey read statistical report upon the
foreign and domestic or the United States In
which he sadi The cotton crop OF last year the
largest on record being 900 bales 20 per cent Of
which was exported. The grain crops OF 1873 and
1870 nave been simply enormous tho annual yield fall
lug little short OF 400O0O0o0 bushels. Of which 20
per cent exported Great activity has marked the
expectation Of breadstuns and the movement OF coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
TAMMANY's COUNTY CONVENTION.
PosTPoNING NOMINATIONS UNTIL SATURDAY All
TERNOOK.

POSTPONING NOMINATIONS UNTIL SATURDAY Az
TERNooN.
The County Convention of Tammany Hall
met yesterday afternoon. Every seat in the hall
occupied and the asles thronged. John Kelly
was received with great cheering. Augustus Scheli
called convention 10 order, and named the tenn
porary chairman Samuel q. Courtney. who made
brief SPEECH urging that great should be taken In
the nomination OF a county ticket. so that Mr. keny's
canvass for for Governor might be strengthened
Personal considerations should he sunk, Mr. Courtney
said selecting candidates and none should be taken
who would not increase by hundreds OF votes Mr. KEEL
y's vote. Referring TO the possibility OF some persons
n the organic voting for Governor Robinson. the
chairman said We want no sneaks in our ranks no
man going sneak TO the polls on election day
and vote for Robinson"
After the credentials OF the delegates had been pre-
sented Augustus schell said The political ransac-
tons Of the past months have drawn upon us the
eyes of the Democratic party throughout the Nation
in which are engaged Is not confined To
county matters we hhVe ,eu ca "a .Oa
Governor who has the nearly support OF every true
Democrat in the city II is our duty 10 nominate 10
cal ticke which VIII strengthen our state Ticket Let
Us send Mr. Kelly out OF TINS c} WIN VOC when WI,
the state All personal feeling should DC laI
aside In making the local nominations Win Wow OF
having proper consultation ID regard 10 the county
candidates move tnat this convention do ADJOURN I'LL
Saturday afternoon next ~ O'Clock"
Mr.. Schcll's motion unanimously adopted reso-
luton passed that massmeetng Tor the rathca-
ton OF the state ana county, ueke' suouu DC 1eu Oh
October 80. The convention then adlourneu III 10 ru.
mOred the ticket nominated on Saturday next
WIN be made up as follows For 9nein m. MILAN ,
COrOners, Henry Wotman. Richard Croker ana
MchacI Luomey for Judge OF tne eO o In e Mnos
Court, David McAdam and Henry Aiker
convention TO-DAY, but after the example Of Tammany
al adjournment will be taken, probably tlll saturday
evening Eaen adjournment Is from fear that the
stronger list of candidates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
A TALK WITH GENERAL ARTHUR.

CONFIDENCE IN REPUBLICAN sUCCEss-A MAJORITY
OF 10000 FOR THE WHOLE TICKET PROMISED
HOW The CANVASS Is CoNDUCIgIp-BEsT CAM
PAIGS DOCUMENTS.
Chairman Arthur. of the Republican State Com
mitee is so busy man that IL takes good deal OF
audacity In a reporter to draw a chair up to bis
desk aud sit down for square talk the canvass.
keeping a dozen men in waiting for orders or adj
vice. Not that he Is not always smabie and ready
to talk If he has the tme but the work of the
mittee presses So that be seldom has any leisure.
TRIBUNE reporter did manage, however. TO head OF
the many claims upon his attention for ten minutes
Tuesday, and jotted down IN his memory the fol-
lowing conversation
els the canvass looking well. General 7"
VERY well throughout the State. New-York Is
a Republican State when thoroughly aroused and
when we have fair count. Ii is stirred up this
year AS never before at Presidential elections.
| believe We shall have twenty OF thirty thousand
majority
"Do YOU feel sure Of electng the whole of the
ticketp
"Certaiply; that's what 1 mean-twenty or
thirty thousand maj oriy for the body of the ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WARRINGTON, Wednes day, oct II, 1873.
The Treasury Department has purchased $4,000
ounces Of silver to be delivered at the MINIS
Francisco and Philadelphia.
The Acting Commissioner OF Patents to-day decided
the case Of Interference between the applications Of
f. V. sandford and Henry f. Packard. of Massachu-
seets fled respectively In February 1873, aud Janu
ary 1878 FOR patent for the electric gasghtmg ap
paratus Oy awarding priority In the invention 10 Mr.
Packard.
A Cabinet meeting held yesterday, all the men,
bers being present except Secretary Eyart and secle
tary McCrary. The time occupied In discussing
the recent outbreak OF the Ute Indians. IL gen
orally conceded at the meeting that everything being
done that be IN the matter. No mention was made
OF the Yacant foreign msslOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
VIEWS OF REPUBLICANS.

THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO AND NETWORK.
GOVERNOR ECT FOSTER on THE RgsULTs or THE
CANVASS IN TIRE BUCKEYE srATE-GENRRAL
ARTHUR's CONFIDENCE OF SWEEPING VIC
TORY IN NEw-YORK-A TALK WITH cOLORED
REPUBLICAN, ORATOR.
In conversation reported below the Hon. Charles
Foster gives some interesting facts In regard TO the
Ohio canvass and the voting strength Of the par
ties. He declares that he will not be a candidate
for the Senate. Mr.. Foster will aid IN the canvass
IN New-York General Arthur expresses a belief
that Cornell will run nearly 10000 votes ahead II
Robinson, and that the rest Of the ticket Will have
q majority of 10000 or 10000. He thinks
that the Democrats have given mp all
hope of electng Robinson, and will de-
vote themselves mainly To endeavoring TO elect
Mr.. Potter and the rest Of their ticket. An inter-
esting talk with George W. Williams. colored
member of the Ohio Legislature from Cincinnati. Is
also reported below. lie tells the story of his
nomination and election. and makes some COM
mens on the Ohio canvass In general. and gives his
views of The condition of the South. lie will mako
several speeches in this State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
RrMoRs OF A DEMOCRATIC UNION.

William A. Fowler, chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Robinson State Committee. was
asked yesterday reference TO the runors that efforts
were making compromise the difficulties In the Demo
cratic party in and effect union between the
factions. He SAID tna nothing Of the sort was known
10 him or 10 any m,mbers OF the committee tho ru-
mors had doubtless bScn put I'm circulation by persons
wished to eXaggerate the importance OF the Kelly
bolt; he knew Of no who attempting 10 make "a
compromise who desired one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE LOUISIANA ELECTION.
THE PARTY FULL OF VITALITY.
InY rEIElHAPu 10 LIE IHIKuNEl


WASHINGTON, Oct Ex-senator Kellogg has re-
ceved information that the Republican State Con-
vention of Louisiana Endorsed him to-day by unan-
nous resolution. This il interpreted to mean that
all dissensons in the Republican party Of the State
have been healed. and the party united for action
against the common enemy.
Senator Kellogg will take an active part in the
campaign. lie does not venture TO predict victory
but says that people IN the North Will be surprised
by the vitality which the party Will manifest III the
coming campaign.
Other Louisiana Republicans here express belief
in the probability that their party will gain ma
iority in the Legislature aud thus hold control OF
Senator Kelloggs seat III case the DEMOCRATIC plan
to turn him out Is carried into elect. lhey base
their homes upon the well known fact that with fair
vote the State is Republican, and they believe that
the dIssensIOns in the Democratic ranks. together
with the moral influence of the Ohio election, will
serve To give Republicans a better chance for fair
vote than they have had for years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
NEEDS OF AMERICAN SHIPPING.
THE TESTIMONY OBJ vEssFL-OwNFRs AND OTHER
AT BOSTON BEFORE THE CONGRESSIONAL CON


NEEDS OF AMERICAN SHIPPING.
THE TESTIMONY OF vEssFL-OwNFRs AND OTHERS
AT BOSTON BEFORE THE CONGRESSIONAL COM
MITTEE.
BOsToN, Oct. 22.-The Congressional Sub
Committee Commerce listened to-day to w. III. Lin
oon who said that the laws bearing the discharge OF
seamen In foreign ports must be removed, and that
sailing ships engaged In foreign trade be allowed
TO take in bond Also that it would be well to
remove import duties shpbuildng materials.
Robert O. Fuller reCited instance of the injustice Of
the American Consular ystem abroad
Captain Csndage testified IN regard TO the unneces
sary strngency OF the law requiring three months
extra pay in OF discharge in foreign ports Also
the necessity OF prohibiting Consus from exercising
despotic power. He thought that high Court Of APP
pess TO settle questions arising between masters and
ses men would be al advantage. In thirty years
wee he had not half dozen foreign Consus who
fitted for their positions He did not believe in
admitting foreign built ships free to American registers
Captain Eben Howes argued IN favor OF retaining the
pilot system this harbor He opposed tho admission
OF fore ign vessels TO American registry.
Captain Chndsge, reca piuating the mornings testi
n0ny said that the key OF the situation that Eng
lsumen would invest In ships that pay but per cent
and Americans would not do II. He SAID the coalcarry
ing trade 10 NewEngland would be entirely stopped
by the early completion VI the POughkeepse bridge.
At the afternoon session, y. Gates, OF Boston, adj
dressed the committee on the subject OF changing the
laws so that American spbuilders may be placed On
an equality with the N ost ia ored foreign builders.
Captain Eben Howes spoke or his experiments In
shipbudng, which failed because no subsidy could be
obtained for the ships.
scDeme Tor building canal across the lsthmus OF
Panama.
steamship lines TO foreign ports 80 as 10 eneouraSe
home lndustries; and E. Tobey spoke In favor OF sub
sidzing transatlantic steamship lines. -
The Committee then adjourned TO meet In Washington
on Friday. Decemberb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
THE STRIKES IN THE WEST.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-The striking butchers,
a meeting held last night. received reports showing
that all the boss butchers In the city except four had
signed agreement to reduce the bours OF tool TO
twelve day and pay extra for Sunday work The
employees OF the four above referred io are 10
IKE The stove mould RS have abandoned their strike,
and went to work this morning.
ST. LouIs, Oct. 22.-Ihe members Of the Coal Ex-
change met to-day ia secret session. After free us
cusson OF their relations with The miners OF Beeyille
H. and OF the condition OF the coal trade they decided
paw the advance demanded by the miners ms prac-
tichllY ends the strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
Gl.EENBAcK COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

The County Convention of the National
Greenback Labor party held last night nj the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms. when George A. Mckay was
chosen president, and Robert Fnedlander secretary.
The following ticket was nOmlnatedi
Sherif-Huch Byron Brown.
County Cferk-RObert Fredlander
AidermeIi-dt- Ldrge-T Omas Curran, Jeremiah Coax
lev James r. Quinn and Patrick LangdOD.
COrOnoS-Dr. t. Il. POote, DR.. L. " Sheldon and
George Van Wort,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
MoNTAUK POINT SOLD At AUCTION.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

EAST HAMPTON, l.. l.. Oct. 22.-The tract
of laud lying the eastern end OF Long Island known
as Montauk Point. sold to-day by the referee h. A.
CARPENTER at the house Of Jeha X Parsons In the vii
Iage of East Hampton. The bidding the property
WAS started at $4,000. which increased to $4,000
the second bid The fourth brought the sum up 10
100000 and then the voice OF the referee was IRE
ourntIy heard asking for more The bids 81 900
time until the pr, perty was finally stricken OIL 10 Ar
thur W. Benson, OF Brooklyn, at l5l,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
BUSINESS INTERESTS.
STEEL MISUNDERSTANDING.

JUDGE FRENCH AND SECRETARY SHERMAN GIVE
AUDIENCE TO LARGE COMPANY OF STEEL
MEN-TEsnMoNY IN BOSTON. ETC.
The proper classification of steel blooms In
the schedule of dutable impOrtations was dis
cussed at Washington yesterday by repre-
sentatives of foreign and of American
industry. The Congressional sub-Commit-
tee, Of which Mr. Russell ia chair
man, took testimony in Boston yesterday on
the means of promoting the prosperity OF
shipping. The National Board of Steam Navi-
cation is in session at Cincinnati; several
topics have been discussed which 1t is in
tended to bring to the attention of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
NOMINATIONS IN NEw-JERsEY.

BELvIDERE, n. j., Oct. 22.-The Republi-
cans of County have nominated for Surrogate
Jacob " Carter, OF Washington. Mr.. Carter IL pros
perous merchant. OF excellent reputation honest and
oapabe The nomination highly satisfactory. In the
Isi Assembly District Samuel Drpue has been nom
mated bv the Republicans. He is farmer OF Harmon
Township an upright intelligent and honorable man.
His election IL almost a certainty. He 10 cousin to
Judge David A. Depue, OF the Newark District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
xovrNArIoNs AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The Democratic COnven-
ton OF Cook County to-day nominated DIR. John Guerin
for Treasurer Adolph Moses for Judge OF the su
perlOr Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23

eft pollcd the majority and the vote made unani-
nous. He has long been a member OF the MofrishnH
Republican Association and was a. one time us SCI,
tari Henry Haffeu. who defeated last year Nv
Jordan L. Mott. will In all probability be the Iammanf
nominee. The Anti-Tammany Convention IL bOorine
under serious division opinion upon the respective
merits of Messrs Williams and Caldwell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
REPUBLICAN RALLY IN BROOKLYN.

There was a large and enthusiastic gather
ing OF the Republicans of the Seventh Ward in BROOK
lyn, last evening, in the wigwam. az Putnsm ana
Classonaves +. X. Kennedy. president of the Corne
aud Hoskns Campaign Club ~ the ward. presided ana
short speeches made by ex-Mayor Schroeder, JUS
tee Francis B. Fisher. Captain W. l. H. steers anu
Franklin Woodruff candidates respectively flor County
Clerk and Mayor and General Adam e. Clark, OF VIZ
ginia- The principal speaker was General Clark L.
Carr OF Illinois.
New-York politics. said General Carr, to western
citizen, mysterious and past finding out remem
Der how difficult used be for 10 un
derstard the difference between the HuDkers and Barn
burners between the SivergTeys and the WoOlyheads
to-day Is Just difficult for 10 understand tue
differences between rammany and Ant -Iamnlany, ahu
between the different wings OF Tho TWO parties IL !.
hard to understand how that during years OF
conflict and mighticr than many swOrhs
pen that adoins every page that touches-how fuch
a pen that scratch. lApplause1 We can under
stand what Congressman Springer means when ne say
that the last nope OF the Democracy is New-Iork we
can understand wnat Ia when the able pure ana
patriotic President his Secretary OF State. bis Secretary
the Treasury, and his entire Cabinet support caru
esly every single candidate on your Republican tche'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
NEW PROFESSORS AT YALE.

NEw-HAvEN, Oct. 22.-The Yale Corpora
ton to-day elected Dr. f. g. Dana Assistant Professor
Natural Philosophy and Drs Carmalt and Bacon TO
profes sorships Ia the Medical Department. ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
SPEECHES FROM LEADING REPUBLICANS.

There was number OF distinguished VS.
itors M the rooms OF the Republican State Committee
In the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday, among 'them be-
ing Senator James @. Blaine Ex-Governor Fenton, ana
GovcrnOr-elect Charles Foster, Of Ohio. There was
much talk of great massmeetng which viii be held at
Terrace Garden in Fiftv-eghth-st. Thirdave Fri
day evening. Charles Foster Yesterday consented 70
address the meeting The other sneaker IA Congress
man j. c. Burrows of Michigan. aud Joseph II. Chotte
who will preside will doubtless deliver one OF hls etec
tive addresses. Mt Foster has been besougt @ remain
IN this State assist the meetings until election
day lie came East on business solely. but consented
10 remain for few DAYS OF next week. Other callers
Yesterday were j. Ogden Bradley. OF Westchester *
CONGRESSMAN john ID Laws II, and Assemblyman Will
lam J. NOuugs. OF Que n County. 49,
The Young Mems Republican Club has established IL
self IN comfortable quarters the Erie building at
vent -ihird-st. ana Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23

The committee returned after half an hours alb
sence. James X. Angel presented its unanimous
report which as follOwsi
For She1G-Robert G. Brown.
For County, ClTk-Ecrdinand EhThart.
For Judge Of The Court Cf Common Pleds-Elihu
Root.
FOR Judges Of the Marine CoUrt-Granville i. Halves
aud Alexander BlumeDstiel
For CorOn0s-John Ii. Brady, Morris Friedsam
and Lew Jcweit.
For Aldermen df-Large-Michael w. Burns. Luther
Horton. William Wade Francis Snyder.
Mr.. Spencer moved that the entire list be adopted
as the candidates of the convention. He then said:
"The names are those Of well-known able and stall
wart Republicans OF this city. / would not be in
vd0us IN nv remarks. but would especially con-
graduate the party that man so eminent and hav-
ing such an extensive practice Elihu Root
should be the candidate of the party for Judge of
the Court of Common Pleas. When people
see his name among the list of candidates they Will
say that II is not a ticket to be beaten" Ex-Judge
Dittenhoefer praised the candidates for Judges of
the Marine Court. A delegate from Harlem said /:
al should like TO say a word about our candidate
for Sheriff. lie is a workIugman and will never
ieopardze the interests Of the Republican party.
hope that New-York may have such good Sheriff
as he would make"
Three cheers were then given for Alonzo B Cor
nell and the county candidates; aud the Conven-
ton dissolved.
SKETCHES OF TIRE CANDIDATES.
Robert G. Brown, OF the XXIlId Assembly Dis
trict the nominee for Sheriff. is plumber by trade,
the Police Department He is of American birth.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-09-03

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Sxrma<e FFr~PAe<<es fsf6lled WITHIN the
F~a<E TSax=Ir-f1N~ Nesr>-N@ rr~aEAccte~
RsyNam& fS>l-R@Sh<r $AiP&~m &<al t-cr-
<@s1aSeN - Proved ~ the aar1esaA Waas-
<crSRs~-Iae laSte<s SaSEeS IA krefAScs-
me WesS1erSel >ssrsr 81 se<e ryr~aasSes,
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POLAR OIL,


IL QUANTITIES 10 SUR. ZOE SALE By
n Isl BOLLFs 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-09-03
FLOUR. &C.

DEK ID. c. Murray. Golden Gate Extra
II Faziy- Golden Gate Pakerfs Extra, Eldorado and
Graham Fo1r. Corn Neal, Dat Neal add Cracked wheat
rscetEed fhA day and For sale b.
20 boLLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-09-03

ENGLISH NOTIFIED SOAP,
INK BARK GLExIRRKR, RoR SALE BIZ
II - BOLLEs 4 co.
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DOWNER'S KEROSENE OIL.
DER AMERICAN GILL. FOR SALE Low
- IA BoLLEs co.
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YEAST POWDER,
EDREsTOx AND MERRILEs.
IL Isl For Sale BY BOLLEs 4 CO.
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NOTICE

nAyIEG PROCURED PROM COZ MAIL
IN LARD, the veil known breeder Of the Rest Cattle
and HorSes. the Best Formula known for Feed Tor
uiieh Cows. We are prepared furnish the Feed 20
mos ws0 require H. In Quantities % sn a. yer 100
proeur4ble warrant IL be all reqnlred 70 en-
able the owner Of Inc COW 10 abundance Of
rich milk, and 10 insure healthy food for The cow Par
tes wishing their own grain ground and prepared can
have done AZ short notice, elmer for OF COW feed
135 n LAME 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-09-03

HAMS, BACON AND LARD.
IN FIVE AND TEN POUND PALS, FOE
IL sale By Isl BOLLEs L co.
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A FULL LIEE OF No. 4. No. i. NO. TO-
4 8 cZ Cottoa Rxsens, 10 o. Cotton Ravens
Isl BoLLEs CO.
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SOLE AGENTS FOR THE BAN WAGON

GsTTIXEES And KEETDEETs OF HeEa.
u lit TzznE Fza=n1E and S-rz-Esr rzne-nST -
nzzzzt FzlsZr E1rEaz- al FFIEsT 81
Eiale k.s1 sFs-F SasFa-t 4 I,
sc111E A IL, Elz - ? IL Sezzz ars r-zzs1z< - =
E11 z1T - $1,000 = E--E11- -ze-s : Es1zszzz-
EFa-zE F-1EE EsE5zE a. ~ sHc5nrk- n 1hs Lss-rr
Gnlz@p 90 w11E@ GlnrH wulnn=R- - III
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MANILA CIGARS,

IN BOXES OF $40. zoo AND 100 EACH.
Il Ihs Genui1e Article For sale b
Isl BoLLEs co.