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womon's rounienance and her evident III
ness did not conceal her natural beauty OF
The intelligence OF her countenarce. she
has blue eyes. light brown hair, fine n.y.
ure. and, when In good health, rudy Dat
fair complexion. She speaks with earnest
ness and intelligence. She Is universally
spoken OF among her associates as
AufaBLg, MODEST, AND CAPABLE.
Her popularity and good favor among
them were shown yesterday by The many
tokens that were sent in by them In inc
form Of flowers or notes.
Marion reached home at O'Clock yester-
day morning. She was too III to talk much
during the day except with the members OF
the family and one or two others. Inc
family physician. who was called H. sald'
after q minute examination, that the yorng
woman had sustained no physical injury ia
her absence except from nervous excite
ment. He thought hat in a few days she
would entirely recover. When she was
found she had on the same clothing she
wore when she went away. Her watch,
chain, ornaments, the articles she carried in
her pocket, and even The iorty-two cents
she had i'm her purse, were still with her.
II was also noticed that her clothes were
clean, and had been recently washed ana
ironed.
The parents and brothers expressed great
delight and relief at her return in con'ersa-
tions with Tribune reporter at their home
last evening. Nj. Cali>ch sid 10 Efforts
would be spared 10 unrayel what Is sim
mystery in many respects. He eXpresSeu
great indebtedness to Superintendent wall
ing, Inspector Byrnes, Detective HeldeI-
berg. Chief Donovan, OF the Hoboken po-
lice force. and other officers, for the interest
they had taken in the case. lie SAID that
they bad assured him that they would yer
find out what still is unknown about the
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"CyOnsOlS."

The YoHey V;rginion declares tna' u ooes
not " know what arbitrary usage may preVa''
about Richmond In such matters" but as
sumes "that the sS,000,0o0 funded under
the legislation Of 1879 is as much a CONSOLE
d.,cd or consols debt as that funded under
the act OF 1871"
Until the yirginidn learns the usages that
{. nreyoijv not in Richmond only, but III
Baltimore, Ntw York, and wherever else
VIRGINIA bonds arc sold or offered Tor safe,
that ionrnal would do we'll not TO write
upon the subject a The State debt. 10 an
other. paragraph OF its spIteiul article
spiieiul, too, without cause, seeing that we
bad made TO discourteous comments upon
its bunders-tbe Yuginian says:
eft The term sconsols' is applicable 10
any norton Of thc debt ii Is equally appIl-
cable TO The consolidated debt OF 1879. what
ever NAV be the usage in the Dispatch
Office"
"Wbatever may lie The usage in The DIS
match office " is good. The Virginian only
exposes its own want Of familiarity with
subject which it had undertaken TO discuss
when it thus expresses itself. We beg leave
TO refer it to that stalwart Republican Au'
d,,or Dyson for light. That officials last
report states the debt proper OF Virginia al
certain amount, which he divides INTO
several items, and OF these items he states
one as follows:
"Under act of Uarch 10. 1871, known as
sconsol debit 81, SG9. 9l7 ST.
Is that good authority!
The "pcelerS " are also "consols," ac'
cordIng to the VjrqiniGn'S logic. Certainly
if the 10 4O's are consols, the "poelers y
are "consos" also. Briefly, the word
" consols" has no meaning as applied to
the Virginia debt, but may be used to de-
scribe any part Of that debt
In the words Of Mr.. THURMAN, ait won't
do -
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Letter from surry Courthouse.
tJames-ltiver Berald.l

SURRY COURTHOUSE, February 81. 1881.
In my last letter from this place / stated
That the decrease in the value Of land under
The assessment OF 1880 was about $1,000.
Since then II has been discovered that two
tracts OF land were accidentally left off the
assessors books, aud valued at "a. 1853,
making the real decrease only about 81, 200.
This is smaller falling of than in any
other county In tue State, as far as ! am in
formed.
Last week William II. Andrews, a colored
ex-member OF the Legislature from this
county, was found fishing In the money.
drawer OF Messrs. Clarke Il Womble, at Ba.
cons Castle. Andrews denied that be had
taken any money, but some OF the contents
OF the drawer being missing warrant was
issued at once for bis arrest; but before II
could be executed he had skipped"
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West virginia Tragedy.

lkaDawla 4 azetf'J
LasLSalurday Albert Wolf shot and Killed
Albert NJ. Cart, near Maiden, this county.
The cause OF the killing was an old grudge,
Wolf claiming FIAT Cart hld wronged his
daughter. The evidence at the inquest rs
given by some parties who saw the shooting
at a distance was that Wolf and Cart met
Immediately above Dana Brothers store;
neither would give the walk, and when they
came into collision both parties drew their
revolvers aud then talked few minutes,
when Cart started to 80 away, and rs he At
tempted to move off Wolf fired at him, the
bullet taking effect Immediately below ana
little to The left OF the stcrnum, when
caused his death almost Immediately.
Wolf is still at large. y reward OF 500
has been offered by Sheriff Hubbard for his
arrest. He has dark complexion. IS about
forty-6yc years Old, and five feet seven
inches tail; has a prominent nose, win
large blue scar on forehead and nose eX-
tending to cheek, caused by powder burn;
also lame in one leg.
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Editors Dispatch: Please answer the fol-
lowing questions
|. Can Congress be called together by a
two.thirds or any other majority?
,. Can either Senate or House convene OF
its own motion:
3. Can the Senate st for the transaction Of
business when the House has adjourned for
the session, or its term expired!
{. Is there any other way OF calling ses-
sion than by act Of the President!
w. c. NJ
RICHMOND, Februlry %, 1881.
/. No. 1t must be called by the Pre>i-
dent. OF course, Congress could now pass
4 law providing for meeting on the 9TH OF
March or any other day.
,. No. The Senate will probably have
IN extra session next week; but it will bt
convened by President HAYES.
8. No; but the Senate can ratify treaties
and confirm nominations to Office in the
recess Of the House.
4. No; but be may on extraordinary oc'
ca ,jons convene both houses or either OF
them; and may do, what few persons sup
pose he has tue power to do" he may adj
iourn them to such time as lie shall think
proper" il they disagree as to the time oil
adjournment.
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The Alliance.


The editor Of the Valley Virqinian does
no, reply very satisfactorily to our question
Of las, week, asking him whether he was OF
was no, in favor OF an alliance with the Re'
.o,us,crs 10 last until after the November
elections 10 Virginia. Indeed. he coo'o
NM. He is poweTless In the premises. lie
Il not only not authorized to speak for th'
marty. az ne admits, but he knows that Dc
will follow his party into the Resd1us'ei
lines. and that General MAuoSE has goobieo
M OF that party large number OF me ne
proes as well As suchwhi,e men as foe LEW
Ises, Judges HUGHEs ADD Rlves, and others
The Vir0inian In one article says;
ave do not presume TO indicate WA h0
will be the policy OF tue hePuoilSanS :" ,ho
State canvass, We have no voice IN sne
of,cial BODY that Is 10 determine and lniu'
ence II. but we think a grieyous II not aus
as,ror' nis,sko Will I've made II any'othei
conrse is adop,ed than that whics looks 10
a sopare.out Republican fight, on hepuDh'
can principles, tor Republican cnds'
But II your party shall make TINS grey
ous and disastrous mistake" viii you MAKE
the same ia order to be 10 line with the rest
or will YOU act with the party that proposes
ri nav At 2 per cent. all the debt OF Virginia
In another article the Yrginian answers
our las, question in advance. II says:
AS between these two factions and tbeli
resneciiye plans OF operation Republlcan'
wonld have no difficulty or hesitation IN de'
cjdi1g. But, to our mind, the necessity l.
presented for brave independent action on
their pasi as an organic mon, and Doid de
claratlon OF policy looking 10 iair anu
lust adjustment Of the debt, upon terms ac
ceptanic 10 Tue creditors and honorable tc
the s,a,e-conditions which will be IN ac
corG with the policy and principles OF tut
Republican party Of the country
That language means that Mr.. IoST wouio
have no difficulty or hesitation IN decIdlns
10 act with the Readiusiers. 1t is cIeai
indication that the Republicans would rather
give aid and comfort to the men VINO
propose 10 repudiate twelve millions OF th'
State debt rs ascertained by her own lawiu
agents Than 10 the regular Democrats, VINO
propose 10 repudate none OF that debt. IL
O word. the girginian holds the debt qu's'
ton 10 be one OF minor importance as com
pared with the other questions tnat VIII Dc
involved in the campaign.
The regular Democrats will be as wise a.
the Republicans. They will not lei tue deD'
question so hamper them as to render them
unable 10 make a canvass upon any othei
issue.
The plan of the fall campaign is being
developed. The prospect is that only two
candidates for each Of the State offices VIII
he in the field. II that be the case. the
Democrats will have no difficulty in guessing
which the Republicans will support, ana
therefore none in deciding which they VIII
support.
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The New FINDING Bill,

Ii man should invest STA in per
cent. bond, and STA IN a per cent. bond,
both bonds redeemablc at the end of TWEEN
ty-six years, wouldn't he receive Sl04 inter
est on the ore and only SIS on the other,
provided he held both until they became re-
bond yield more than 1-l3 per cent.
OF interest annually! No; it would
not; but ii would II the bondholder
received back all of bis principal in
both cases. This, however, would
not be the case. In the ease Of per cent.
bonds purchased at par, the holder wocld
get back alt his principal. In the case Of 4
per cent. bonds purchased at Sll3, or at any
other price above par. the holder would lose
all the premium; and this loss would have
to be deducted from the total OF interest, as
We said yesterday, before. the rate OF inter
est actually received in term Of years could
be fixed.
The fact that there are no bonds for Sll3,
or STA, or any such odd amounts, does not
affect the question. We have used the case
OF one.hundred- dollar bond merely for
convenience in calculation. Suppose the
per cent. bonds are selling at ella. Then
"A per cent. bond for $1,000 would cos,
Sl,140. A 3 per cent. bond for the same
amount would cost only $1,000. When
they became redeemable, the former would
be paid Of with exactly the same sum as the
latter namely. $1,000 In each case. And
the premium Of si40 would have to be de-
Quoted from the interest on the 4 per cent
bond IN order to fix the rate Of interest fol
the term Of years during which The two
bonds ran.
Or Ist us state the ease thus: A invests
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produced an exceedingly brilliant appear.
ancc. For two hours the guests streameo
in. The Presidents face became deep
red with the exeltion Of shaking
hands. Mrs. Hayes looked weary enough
TO drop, but !herc was no rest
until everybody bad grip OF them:
The guests fled into the Blue ana hed
rooms to the state dining-room ana iam'y
Gining-room beyond. where Luxurious
spread gladdened the hearts OF the hungry.
Those who were tired OF 1t all struggled 10
get out Of The crush in the open AIR ana De-
yond The reach OF the Deyer-ending CRASH
of the Marine band.
And this was Washington's farewell 10
Mr. HAYES.
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,sit4,ua per cent. bond at par, and siis
10 4 per cent. bond at a premium o. VA.
let both have las the 4 per cents bave)
twenty six years to run. Now, A VIII draw
a. ~ annually on the former bond and ~
on the latter bond. Then take OF % Genus
year for the premium, and his annual IN
,erest on the 4 per cent. bond Will be only
a. 80. or eight cents more than the annua'
interest upon the per cent. bond. isnf
| that evident
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FEBRUARY IS, 1881

EBkl Ahl 1901
Editors Of tie Dispatch : Did you not
slip Nd in saying "Ollver Cromwell was a
real srebel'; vet bis bones lie in West
minister Abbey" and if so, have you not
laid yourself liable to have good point
made on you by the Traveller? II you are
right, then Macaulay, in his History OF
England, must be wrong. See volume lst
(uarpers publishers, 1S49), page No.
Yours respectfully, NJ.
+Fxtract: A." Cromwell WAS no more. and those
who had Hed before him were forced 10 content
themselves with The miserable satisfaction OF dtq-
cling up, hanging, Qu0rterfpg. and burning ne
Temdins OF III, greatest prince that has ever ruled
England.
Our correspondent is right, no doubt.
Macauay is an authority that cannot be
questioned on such a point. We have no
Life of Cromwell in our library except a
very brief one. We wrote hurriedly, de
string only to make the point that no Eng
lisbman OF this day would object to The
erection of statue TO Cromwell. BY tin
way, there may he statue TO bin in West
minister Abbey.
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HI JOHN {. SlIAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
no 1904 MAIN STREET, CORNER ABOVE THE
POST-OTFlCE,
will receive on March Sth large and line assort-
ment Of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS. consist
Ing of CLOTHS, DIAGONALS, SU1TINGS, PLAIN
aud FANCY CAsSIMEREs FOR PANTALOONs,
imported especially for him. whi,h Will be made To
order In the LATEST STYLES aud At prices consist
ent win dr,t elias, workmanship. \ call is respect
fully solicited
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS Of fine grades
made 10 order. lie 2i-3m
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RETURNED TO HER FRIEN Os.
Marion Caiisch's strange story

BECoMING UNCONSCIOUS IN THE STREET
WAKING TO pfND HERSELF AMONG W0-
MEN AND KINDLY CARED F0R-HER En-
TREATIES TO GO HONS EvADEp-s + I
FREE IN THE sTREET-FUUND At THE
RTY-sECOND.sTREET STATION.
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.sTbe Veterans IN Washington have
agreed TO reconsider their resolution re-
fusing to march under marshal who had
been a Confederate general. They will de-
eide again on Monday night next whether
they will again pass the resolution, or de-
feat if
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Resurrec,.0nists "Noi Gniity."

BALTIMORE. February 2I.-To-day. ~ ihe
Criminal Court, William Jensen, Ezekiel
Williams, Emil Ronge, aud William War
rem wee put on trial for the robbery Of a
grave in Baltimore cemetery ii the body OF
Miss Jennie Smith 90 the 10th OF N0vem-
Der last. The case was tried by Judge
PDkney wihou n jury. and he rendered a
verdict OF not guilty. He sud, in render
ing hi, decision. that The testimony impii-
Gated Jensen in the atitr, bat it was not
such as to warrant verdict OF guilty.
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III MONUMENTAL CHURCH (Rcy.
i. g. ARMSTRONG, ID. d.. rectorl.-Sunday school,
go 4. VI. Church-Mornng service, IL \. VI.
evening service, 80 r.. NJ.
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NTT SENENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH-The pastoral j. H. TYLER will preach
at II 4. VI aud 7:ij +. VI. Morning sulj Ct, " The
sinners Future SELF, evening subject, The PEN
tccostal Revival" The special services which have
been in progress 10 this church VIII be continued
during the coming week.
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh STR ct between Grace and
Broadj.-Rev. ". c. SCITAEFFER, pastor. Sunday
school ~ $3.50 4. VI. Preaching at IL \. VI. and
7:45P VI. Strangers and visitors welcome Seats
free.
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M FIRST PRES Shy T f Il A \
CHURCII.-Rey. JAMES X. HAZEN, ID. d, VIII
preach at | 4. VI. No services at night.
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Mr. Morgan U'z, near this place, met
with "A serious accident last Monday morn
Ing, which Il is feared may result fatally.
About 3 O'Clock in the morning he arose
from bed, and took lamp in his band 10
see the time, and being taken in swoon be
fell. breaking the lamp and burning himself
severely from the foot to the body. One OF
his slippers was entirely burnt oil his foot.
Mr.. Utz is over eighty years Old. and this
unfortunate accident will doubtless prove a
serious tjrcaSHe HerGid.
A new post-cflice will be established at
WalIens, Lee county. Va, in short time,
with W. L. Smith as postmaster. jane, a..
iIamuck is appointed postmaster at PlrnaS-
sus, Augusta county, Uice James L. Byers,
resigned.
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NJ TRINITY METHODIST EPiSCO-
PAL CHURCH SOUTH Corner Twentieth and
Broad slree,s).-Rey. j. WILEY BLEDSOE, pastor
Sabbath-s chool exercises puuctualy al O'Clock \.
II. Preaching at IL O'Clock 4. VI. Young men''
prayer. and experience. meeting at O'Clock L. VI
Preaching at 2 O'Clock T.. VI. Strangers cordially
invited.
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NJ GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH Rev. c. H. READ. u. d., pastor.
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. VI. and 7:iJ L. VI.
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSION TO WASHlNGTON
IA TO SIN TIN
INAUGURATION OS THE PRESIDENT.
by hesaiak e snd ohio railway. leaving kichisos
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1851,
AroON sOcK y. NJ.
FARE FOR TIE HOUND rRir, $500
Tickets good FOE ten days Ia return ans train .
All the way BY rsiL No change of cars. t1es
,hrouzh TO Washingtos Without changing your seat
Special coaches for eOlored peopk.
TICKETS FOR SAt.E by The committee: j. NJ
Thompson. SIS east Broad street X. j. Mcdowell
Ana east Eroad street: X. T. Adams, with Adams 4
Smelling, No. 20 fonresnih street aud also NJ thu
train. fe 30,22,2 1,idld
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NgBRO D-STREEr METHODIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY, February 27-Preach:ng by
Rev. T.. y. SLEDD, ID. d., al IL \. W. and 7. VI.
4 cordial Invitation 20 all.
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r1@ G RACE-ST Rec T BAPTIST
CHURCH Corner Grace and Fou,hee streets).-lhe
pastor, Rev. WILLIAM f. HATCHER, ID. ID, viii
preach at IL o'coct \. VI. and At y! O'Clock Z. NJ.
on SUNDAY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


w: COHEN BROTHERS.
THE GREAT FLUTTER IN OUR STORE FOR
THE PAST FEW DAYS HAS NOT BEEN
CAUSED Bg UNMERITED
INFLUENCE
WE HAVE SECURED THE NORTHERN MAR
KIT.
We have secured exceptionally low prices on large
lots of goods.
OUR ATTRACTIONS ARE
QUALITIEs-PRICES.
Our attention for the next ten days will be direct
ed in greater part 10 the sale Of
WHITE GOODS.
among which will he found some few that are very
slightly damaged by
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LEVY BROTHERS
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
WET GOODS WET GOODS
BIT sol 40

WET GOODS WET GoOp>'
BIT SOUND
Having attended lhe large -aie OF -r.i. i'1.-
only by water, which tooh place go "" l... o.
week. we made large purchases Of
COTrONS,
SHEETlN1S,
rABLE-LINENs,
FLANNfLS,
HOSIERY.
CORSETS,
CAlIBRIC>,
NAPKINS.
TOWELS, ani
IRISH LINENS,
all Of which. having been sod At great ESQ.,.
we are prepared 20 sell at price. lhai 500 cr'
make % th desirable.
Remember that these goods ere ONLY rt.'.'
~ WATER, aud are PERFECTLY sorNp.
AZ the same dime We purchased
3 casts REMNANTS OS CALICOE>;
600 Yards REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN
And some big jobs in
CAssISIEEES, SACKINGs, and >KlEII>a-
which. IN addition 20 our large amt attractive
ofsEAsONABLE AND DFsIGABLE Go'p-.
make our house for fine present the
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP DRY o".."
A.HU1ZLFR s. -">.
6e l7-eod BOO Broad
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MEETINGS.

NIGHTS OF HONOR.-THE GRAND
n LODGE OF VIRGINIA will meet in fourth an
nual session at odd. Fellows Hall. I'm this CITY,
TUESDAY EVENING, March ], 1881, az , O'Clock
Officers. members, and representatives arcr'Iucsed
10 ne prompt In attcnd1n,e. ,,,
WILLIAM H. BAlLIE,
f. 15.3:s Grand Reporter.
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SPECIAL soTucys.
UT FIRE! WATER! FIRE. wArEs.

UT FIRE! WATER! FIRE. wAIEe,
GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK.
GOODS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY WArg,
ONLY.
100000 WORTH OF GOODS BOUGHT At AZ.
rioN ny OCR SENIOR PARrNyr
consisting Of the following n,lcl,s:
BLEACHED and UNBLEACnED COTTON. ,..
sHESTINGs,
TABLE.DAMAsKs.
TOWELS.
NAPKINS.
CALICOES,
PERCALFs,
LINENS.
VIC LAWNS,
CURTAIN.LACT,
LONsDALE CANBRlC,
PIQUE,
HANDKERCHIEF
CORSETS. COR>ETS, COKsETS, a. bar
UNDERsuIETs. FL ANNELs. BALMortL,
CAssIMEREs, SACKINGS,
HOSE, UALF-HOSE
BLACK SILKS IT soc. on the dollar:
CHEVIOT>, KENTUCKY JEANS, GLoNf>.
all Of which are 90 Pee sold Very l.N.
Can carly - secure some ~ M" CEt,. ....
GAINS. DIE. NITTtLnomI.
17.Tb.Sa&Sulm 527 Broad ......
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HOSIERY

At \ GREAT SACRIFICE.
f. 26-Sa.Su&Th
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THOMAS BRANCH 60 -
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
RICHMOND, VA, February D. 1851. }
NOTICE TO INVESTORS
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NJ ACCIDENT TO An ENttE>ln
TRAIN ON TIE
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LEVY HPOruER>.

determined 10 get up an excursion. I.....
scilcuburr on Tbur,day morning, s'op
stations along The road TO taaeup pa. eu-er
ne,r AuterylIc the train, ow ling TO '..t.- -
was thrown Of the track. Every ra,-,a-..
was injured; but by the use Of It. Jar... "
recovered in q few hours, wero enabled ',-..
LEVY BROTHERS
and make their purchase ana went hou.
happy. t-'
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g. :. AID y. .. RAifGoNu
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COHEN BROTHERS.

WE HAVE SECURED THE NORTHERN MAR
KIT.
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ONE HUNDRED AND >Eyf>rY.-N ..
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SONS INJURED.
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WET GOODS