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LACES

Not every day are our lace counters filed with
buyers. They would be. II every lady knew two
facts, viz. first, that we have tho newest and
choicest Of laces of every grade; second, that we
sell them below the market.
The difficulty is that every merchant says the
same two things aud you don't think it very saucy
70 doubt just little because advertising does paint
things too rosy sometimes.
We much desire you q nd out how careful we
are TO saw exactly what we mean, neither more or
less. For example, see to-day torchon at 10 cents
which sells everywhere else for 20 cents about
How do we know Z Why we sold 1t ourselves for
10 cents last week. Not one in hundred of our
regular customers knows how we crowd prices
down. How can we expect others to believe that
our policy is low prices, when almost every mer-
chant studies how to keep them up?,
AS 70 assortment what do you suppose we do
with nine lace count ersY Why, there is no such
stock in Philadelphia. We have thousands of dol
lars worth OF fine laces shut up in boxes. We have
very poor facilities for exhibiting them but we
shall surprise you if you ask To see them.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Nine counters, south west of centre.
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FURNITURE

clue to the character O our furn itnre without
seeing it. Take, for example, a bed room suite of
three pieces.
Lowest prices:
Ash wood tops $2s
Another style, walnut or ash, marble tops, SO
such as are In every furniture store; common wood
: and common work. We keep also small ass0rt-
ment of COTTAGE or painted sets.
Lowest prices In frst-eass work
Walnut, wood tops, $7
Same style in mahogany, o.
Of plain style, but proper for some rooms In any
house, no matter how rich. &E
:. Lowest prices In elegant work
Maple or walnut. Tenn Observation-Disclosures, $50
Lowest prices in luxurious work:
Walnut, Tennessec-m S125
Same style in mahogany 1SS
A very chaste and noble style, perfection of work
Maple, wood tops. - $50
Same In mahogany, 10
we have very large assortmepts both below $780,
and between SiOO and 500. Al higher prices there
Is no higher quality only more costly decoration.
JOHN WANAMAKERs
The western gallery
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KILLS THE PLFAsuRE.--Illness ID the
house affects the whole family in some man
ner. When the sickness is serious the chill
dren's laughter must be hushed, footsteps
must be softened all goes sadly and wrong.
DIR. David Kepnedy's "Fayorite Remedy ;"
stands In your doorway and says to sickness ::
q Keep out ~ 1t will cost you only Dollar
to put the sentinel on duty. and for his faith
fulness thousands can vouch. Ask your
Druggist or write to the Doctor at Rondout,
NY. a.20-2t.
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DEBEIGES

ut novelties and buys staples. Staple means some
thing that almost everybody buys
What everybody buys is eer,ain 70 Dc oa s0Vis H.
this: the money goes all for use and none ior
show or rather none for that kind OF show wnish
limits use. :, eao nm
why. last spr1ng,we bought In one lot OF S5o,ooo
worth Of debeiqes and have been buying IN debei-
ees ever since And now we have more deoelges
than YOU will look at, all browns and grays anu
nearly all new The prices are all the way from
25 cents for ~ inch to $i.10 for 46 inch. partcu-
larry good quality is 90 cents for 43 Inch,
ia'i, eo''- sN JOHN WANANAKER.
Second circle. south from centre
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DRESS GOODS

What art and skill are doing in cotton dress IA
bricsl Two counters are gorgeous with them.
The lowest price Is 5 cents yard and the highest
s215 cents; but they made In son and deiicate
ways and by texture or Print or dye, TO rival me
Scotch Zeuhyrs Foulards,
Madras Gfnghams, Sateens,
Seerspckers, Lawns.
aGhIhtzes, Cretonnes
sOxf I'd Cloths. Monies.
sToiIes d. Asace, CheVoits
Printed Shirtings,
In almost every name are triumphs. You are
not often asked to admire so modest works Of arr
and skill; but see ii you can pass these counters
without new estimate Of the times In which you
live. JOHN WANAMAhEh.
Fourth circle northwest from centre.
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CLoAKs AND DRESSES

We have Just opened foreign black wraps, dol
mans, capes &C., at SO to $40; light coored coats,
make, at 81 10 $i2.
SILK dresses In styles not to be found elsewhere,
at Si5 SIT aud SIS and cloth dresses at $40 to Sso
Also misses and children's coats listers and
dresses In great variety. few misses coats OF
last spring will be sold at hall price, viz IS and
81 and misses debeige dresses OF last spring AZ
less than half-prices, viz: 50 and 81.
JOHN WANAMAxER.
Southeast corner OF building.
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Bad blood always causes trouble. y may
be family Fight or boils pimples. Itch, letter,
&c but no matter, Dir. Lindsey's Bloou
Searcher is the cuieall. a. 20-4t.
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FLANNELS

French wrapper hannels. AS you stand before
the counters YOU may see OF them displayed
along the top OF the shelves; large collection Of
ITSELF, bust only part.
all you see There's no such variety OF hannels
anywhere. .rn
Next outer circle, northeast from the centre.
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s0LD.BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

Gee week in your own town Terms and S. outfit
epOO tree. Address II. HALE-Krr Co., Portland
Maine. f23,iy.
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LINENS

We have visited every linen mariufactory Of note
In Europe. and gathered a stock which for variety
of fabric and finish is beyond all precedent COM
prising:
sheeting linen.
Pillow case linen.
Diaper linen. sst5l
Star linen. f
Ladies' underwear linen.
Genilemen's underwear linen
butchers linen.
Towels.
Toweng.
Table cloths
g Tabe-linen.
Napkins.
Doilies
We have linens entirely unknown In the Ameri-
can markets; also every favcrite here.
No other house In Philadelphia buys abroad
Hence no other house have either our goods or
our prices This say without knowing what
other houses have, either in goods or prices
JOHN WANAMAkkR.
eity-Hall-square entrance.
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CARPETS

We ask you to see our Wilton, Administer Mo-
quette, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets. Our carpet
trade is new our stock is large and nearly ali
new what Is not new Is cheap enough; and many
OF the patterns are thought to be hne indeed.
Large buyers, for hotels. churches, &C., ind here
perhaps, surprising advantages.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Market street front, up stairs.
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MUSLINS

Who wants TO read about muslins7 And yet you
hid better know how, by a little crookedness In
dealing, they are made to bring an extra price,
even in houses that ought to be above erookedness
Of any sort. 4
Take an example. Wamsltta is Branded, part
of IL Wamsutta, and part of 1t with the merchants
name. That branded Wamsutta Is sold at the cur
rent market price, aud the other is sold for an
ira price, and the statesmen instructed 10 sell
little as they can of the genuine and as much as
they can OF the other
The practice, we are sorry TO say, prevails in some
large houses here in Philadelphia. If you find
thai a merchant considers such dealing iair, per-
haps you will look out for him in other goods as
well as muslins.
We have everything in muslins that Is wanted
here; everything is branded with the name of the
mill that made il and everything is sold at the
bottom OF the market.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, northeast from centre.
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81 ACK DRESS GOODS

soyts ure t,u,, drass Goods of almost ~
SILK grenadines came some time ago now tn S
wool and siik-and- wool grenadines are mere anu
greater than anybody ever hgd, SO far as we Know.
New armures, plain and figured, are notaole, es-
pecially the latter. Among them are aImurS 5s
with small figures and plaids, that can De seen only
when looked at in certain ways. The draping OF q
dress Of these would appear 10 be partly plain ana
partly figured or plaid. The hgures ana pisus
seem to have no existence at all. You cant ma
them except by accident .v....vrp
Next outer circle. Chestnut street entrance.
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PATENT FOR SALE.

NOR. sale, the ri hit for the United States for
IL Parallel Wise Of very superior design and declar-
ed by these who have to be the best wise in the
SAMUEL PIcKERING,
April G. 1851. New Hope, Pa.
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SATEENS, &C

Toile d. Alsace is similar fabric to Scotch ging-
ham, but of softer finish, and printed; 80 cents.
SRteen Is even finer and the warp Is thrown upon
the surface so successfully to leave 1t as smooth
as satin, which indeed il much resembles. This
also printed in exquisite designs ard the print
ing Is the successful because the surface u SO
Ine bouquet squares nobody else has them yet.
so far as we know appear to have been a Partisan
afterthought They are of sateen and are used as
garniture. of sateen dresses. Nothing in cotton
printing, probably, ever any thing like so rich
before.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Fourth eirale, Thirteenth street entrance.
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AGENTS WANTED for the 8
REVISED NEW TESTAMENT

AS made by the most eminent scholars of England and
America. Half the price Of corresponding English
Edition. Large type linen super-calendared paper,
elegant binding A separate " Comprehensive History
of the Bible and It's TRANSACTIONS" including full
account of the New Revision given TO subscribers.
Best chance for agents offered. send stamp for
particulars at once.
Tnn HENRY BILL PUBLISHING Co, Norwich,
Conn. a206t.
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HOSIERY

These items in hosiery are everywhere; but our
prices are lower, probably. every one Of them.
i.5 LADIES'.
English, plain colors, 5000.
q German. fancy, 81, 81.
English, fancy 80
English, isle black, .6S.
English, lisle black embroidered, rs.
English, spun-silk, black, s, so.
MISSES.
French, heavy rib gray, S0s40
German, ribbed Isle black, "a.
MEMS.
Eng lish, extra-stout S0l7.
English fancy 20
German, Isle. black, so.
German, Isle, black, embroidered, IS.
German, silk, plain colors. rs.
German, silk, plain eolors, embroidered, IS.
Ifyou hnd elsewhere stock ing called by the
same name any one of these, and at price no
: higher than ours, look at the quality. Il
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, Chestnut street entrance :
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Connection is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
Laekawanna & Western Railroad. At Lehigh Junction
with Lehigh Valley, Lchigh susquehanna. Morris
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads at Lamber-
willie with bennington Railroad. At Trenton with
trains to and from New York, Camden, sc.
For further Information time tables, which be
obtained at the ticket Offices.
Is FRANK THOMSON, L. p. FARMER,
General Manager. Con. Pass. Agent
+. w. JACKSON .Gen1 Sup't, U. r. X. of N. J. Div.
j. A. ANDERSON .supt Belyidere Div.
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PARAS0LS

Twenty-6ve silk parasol-eovers embroidered In
China with silver and gold liz quaint and rather
with wide borders and vafiegated silk Innings, have
been imported and put on neat frames, with yarie-
ty of sticks.
They are In our collection of novelties at $12. We
have about three hundred styles parasols. There
is such diversity in the styles as to battle descrp-
ton. -
For mere accessory Of a serupulous ladystoiiet
perhaps no article is chosen with so much care
we shall not tire of ing you. ladies, every
enc . ard il we may judge by the interest shown
yesterday, you'll not tire either.
JOHN wANAMAKER!
Chestnut street entrance
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HATS FOR SPRING

Mems fur-felt stiff Derby Hats ave spring styles
ready Si.7E, $780, $3.50 $780, $3.50. Our 81 as style
is new grade not made before this season. just
under So bat of last year the others Of the
styles are to be found els here for SO cents to 81
more. limitations OF them abound also. You
scarcely need the caution to buy where you have
confidence that you will get genuine goods.
Children's and boys hats. A few styles are
ready from so cents to 81 80. =
MEMS silk hats for spring are of lower crown.
narrower brim and OF less decided beil-shape.
low crown is always popular, unless spoiled by the
shape. few are ready $500. "a 80 - 90. 81
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Northeast corner Of the store.
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UNDERWEAR

Fine muslin cambria underwear, richly decorated
with lace and embroidery, carefully. finely and
skillfully made. This we have 10 greater variety
than you will find elsewhere; but there is no diff
feuity In getting this grade of work.
Underwear of palmer sort Is difficult to get
carefully and skilfully made but we have really
great collection of it. For more than year past
we have been raising the standard of manufacture
and cultivating simpler styles. We have work the
like OF which Is in no other house, here or in New
York. The ideal OF IL is the best Of homemade
underwear such prices as will cause IL TO be pre-
ferred TO homemade and stop home-makinga as fast
rs the work becomes known.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Southwest corner OF building.
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zEPHYRs

Zephyrs, embroidery materials, begun embroider s
ies fancy boxes and innumerables articles which
these suggest the best everything provided WITH
rare knowledge and care.
JOHN wANAMAKERs,
The centre of all the circles.
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Our Questions.

Are you a buyer of Mems or Boys
Clothing at rctaii5 Do yon need
clothing for the farm, the Office. the
work shop, the courtroom, or the
pulpit. DO you want boys clothing
for the school-room, or for dress De
you prefer to buy clothing ready-made
or to order? Are you in need OF
shirts7
If yes, to any or all of these que
ries. state your needs TO us, that we
may send you samples and prices.
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Medium
Wooden Dress Goods

There are three notable Wooden dress fabrics
81.
Melange pin checks. OF five celors The warp is
Of uniform light shade in each; the wool is Of
alternate clusters Of thrsads three or four being
light, the next three or four having twisted with
them thread Of darker shade.
Wooden sateens of eight coors, more or less mix
ed In cardng. The sateen effect Is produced by
heavy warped threads thrown almost wholly on
the sur face they jump three or four of the line
warp threads and pass under only one. The warp
by the SEWAGE
Croise cashmere Of fifteen plain colors differs
from ordinary cashmele in the twill. This Is pro-
hut almost exactly the same has just been offered
us At wholesale for little more money than we
are selling II at.
Third circle, south ofcentre.
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SILVER,

A 6ne collection of minor articles in silver, fat
ware, ice cream service, children's sets, napkin
rings, de-, &c.
Silver plate--A comprehensive stock. everything
that you will ask for. In fat ware we have three
grades o. plate the lowest grade do not keep
In hollow ware we have the hest grades only.
JOHN WANAM AkER.
Outer CIRCLE north-west fsoth' the-centrc.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

ASHLAND. scHurLxrIL Co, Pa, June Sd, $780,
DIR, u. J. KENDALL 4 Co. GENTS "a case of SPAWN
that under my observation entirely cured by
one bottle of your Kendalrs SPAWN Cure, and the
Horse sold afterwards for two hundred dollars.
Yours truly,
:" The Druggist, CHAS. IL. BARNARD.
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HANDKERCHIEFS

New fancy white handkerchiefs; many. Ney
initials new letters, a different letter for each
colored sik borders nowhere else, probably; re-
oulre TO be washed with care; but with care they
wash perfectly colors fast. Woven-color borders.
plaids and stripes of course. Not mixed citton-
and linen handkerchief In the store.
= JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third circle, Southwest from centre.
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KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REEDY ever discovered
It is certain In It's effects and does not blister READ
PROOF BELOW.
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GsHO A WEEK si2 a day at home easily made Costly
sDs = outfit free. Address, TRUE Co., Augusta,
Maine k23,iy.
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DOMESTIC CALICOES

Chintz of ipdigo-biue ground with white polka
dots of various Sizes and other little figures not
unlike the dots OF American make, at 10 cents, Is
great fayorite
Calicoes In general are cents; but some patterns
are 81, simply because they are not liked so we'll
JOHN WANAMAKER
Fourth circle, northeast from centre.
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KendalI's SPAWN Cure on
Human Flesh.


yi PArrEN's Mills, WASH. Co, N. Y. Feb. 81. 1873
B. j. KENDALL, NJ D.. Dear Sir-The particular
case on which Fused your SPAWN Cure malignant
ankle spran Of sixteen months standing. had tried
many things but in vain. Your SPAWN Cure put the
foot 10 the ground again and for the first time since
hurt, In natural position. For family Imminent IL
excels anything we ever used.
f,s Yours truly, s
REV. NJ p BELL,
Pastor NJ. L. Church. Patterns Mills N Y.
Is sure its effects mild In It's action does not
blister and yet penetrating and powerful reach
any deep seated pain to any bony growth or
any other enlargement fused for several days such
spavIns, splints cbs callous, sprains swellings
any ameness aud all engagements OF the joints and
or limbs or rheumatism In man and for any purpose
for which linlment Is used for man and blast. II Is
now known to be the best liniment for used,
acting mild and yet certain in It's effects II used full
strength with perfect sQey at all seasons Of the
Send address for Illustrated Circular which we think
gives positive proof its virtues No remedy has
met with-such unqualified success knowledge,
for beast as well as man.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for ST. All druggists
have or get It for you or It will be sent to any
address on receipht OF price by the proprietors,
DR. B. j. KENDALL 4 CO..
Enosburgh Falls, Vermont.
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Your Question

is, VIII this pay for the troubled You
must Judge. We will make up the
case,-you must decide it. But we
must tell you that we have created
the Largest Retail Clothing Business
in the United States by the simple
method of giving the best clothing for
the least money. We mean that it
shall pay you to buy Of us. If you
buy and are not pleased, return the
goods for exchange, or demand your
money.
Wanamaker
and Brown,
S. E. Cor. Sixth & Markets SITS.
PHILADELPHIA.
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Dsrk Campbell Of Deby, Ms, Taylor Io.aon w. :.
Low @ooS Of st joins Sn q r shs Hi a.v,.
Big oesrs cons nSns cssr On s .r .v, VIA,
Brs Meie s Crosby 70 Of afy Ys,;, Sa 60
days is T haS is 5 sss;sS$ h.a. q
with sugar e order weasel g naress - d''~
ycss az II m }o daywth ogwod Lyons Co
- The following vessel on the 18Th inst, nm,
June Win a sa q %as if saass s
cy fsnSa Ss1.s a. Ss s light ssw eouay A,
CLEARED.
ES o"isnsr.e FsDofo RSo, ,6T ssa
asy Bftsh Empire s a Fame. aoiIsr csra
thompson sinS cs q sal hisTS s
Hamburg P%oa sD and cRsrosr sss
Eaye Alsemare M ,Ran Ns s3 syF c f Eo.
TIsanor oep R wphiney Hse; Boston, II
Ward RyncG ss Ssss
Slips hs os Hs ass. EayEs Sas D.ans
9a a Roteh Bray, Yokohama saiier 4 Liver
Bark, Banks Erayk. Wallace. Port Spain A straus q Co
shsV ryan shsnsSa @s' rate Sss 60
9Hs Nor pcssfins e
r Sherwood SS5 81 G fe rSJ 5S S1ss
6 aHss i. d co9s rnns Ags
slocovh aust csc fa Corfu SSEk J. ST So1 o
nss SS"5is HaSs%sa csPlssss: rsr
senrs N !. summons ScGl Richmond. A Drunt
Mediator, Macky, Providence, Racket I. Bros
The MOVEMENTS OF sTEAME2s
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON une steamer Egyptian Monareh(Rra
Biisow, from New York 800
sailed steamer Canada tBr Robinson SewYork last
Passed the Channel Gordona tr Ross fro,n
New ork via sydney CD, for Hamburg latham rI
Gorey, from New York for HAMBURG Henry Edye tISea
Aeckienburg from Ncw-York for Antwerp. -"
per, from New-York. ' -
SOUTHAMPTON June 30-Arivcd. Hanover (oerl
Bred0w, from Baltimore on her TO BreInca.
LIVERPOOL June 30-An1yed, steamer Ga.lego Span, Al
dccossa, from New-0rleans.
ASTwkk June 30-Arivcd steamers Hecla tBrl, Tanner
from New'York; waesland (Bclg. Nckcls. PhiIac
phia.
IA,BuRc, June 3o-Arriyed Ger, Tisch
Dem, from New-for via Plymouth.
AMERICAN PORTS.
BOSTON, June 30Arrved Isrian Obj. Ttt Lv-
fLApELrHIA June 3oArrivcd steamers Reading Smith
Cleared, steamers Pioneer, Platt Rich nd; Bidcle
wallace New.fork; w Whldin, Riggans B4 fillmore.
BALTIMORE, June s0~Arrivcd steamers Adams tny,
Thomson Moore Ne~iork; sbet, d. from PhiIacei
pha
Cleared. Hermann Ger. Dane Bremen: + ~
Bruno, Foster. New York. III Pierso Philadelshsz
NEw-oRLkAss Juno So-At the Passes. led, steamer
FoErREss MONROE, june 3o-Passcd, steamer wyoninx
from Norfolk for Port Royal
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON, June S0-Saed. Maurv for the De,a
ware 2Stb inst, Alameda, Alert, Donald Mckay. Williams
latter Tor the Delaware
% @ wee h.ine oI san Francisco SVth inst,
AI,,ysi l2th nat Norma Wig; $50 inst Emile Capt
fstina IL Is, Ron 5oth nst. Alexander. Chas
. Dor SO. the e. lizard, 0Iadsione ottercn
'
FOR Later shipping VeDs. am Fs-s Ply.l
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ASSISTANT SANITARY INSPECTORS.

The fifty physicians appointed Assistant Sanitary
Inspectors OF the Board OF Health, Wednesday, will
begin their task of visiting the tenement houses and
prescribe for the sick and needy poor the
weather becomes hot enough to make their servi !
needed. They are employed for five weeks at u
rate of 800 mouth. The list of appointees
follows:
James Delan.. No:, rs, s1stst; Reid W. MnIler
No. ll6 2dst; NJ. ". oks, No. 104 East 1l2tl-st
Everett s. Warner, No IL Last 26t st.. Gorham Baron
No. ~ East q st-s Edwin +. Miles. No. 1TG last 9th
st.; rlouas S Fitch, No 253 u 23d-s eorg5 =
Smith, No 500 3th-st; Edward q. N rs, NJ 10 i've
al East 1sth-st.; Charles J. Dana, n 81 81 t..
No. 8 Est 3dst.; George H.rt, 80 N,et Dt4 t..
Charles VI Pfeifcr, No 69l 2daN JON, Gleihrs,
232 East 39th-st; Martin j. Fleming p 81 lexing
tOnave; Samuel NJ Roberts, No. 81 West . ST.; Rich
ard Van Sanvoort No &C West 11th-st.; John Is. Mac
ldntz, No $3.50 West 27th-st: w. l.. Duncan No. 266
West 42dst; F. z. Russell Ogden-ave, Hi n Bird 70
MORT b Early No 90 Maodougnl-s John f. Still Ell
St.; Charles c. Rice, NJ. 5 Wavcrly-pace; H. NJ
Stoeckel, 70 1898 West 3,th-st; :. M. leo, No. 1O3
West 55t II; +. T. +. Arnouy, No. 80 East l25th
George y Mitchell, No 139 East 11t-st; Emil Mayer,
No 33 KivingtOr st Martin 4. Mo,ioveIn, No 1873 East
55th-st: James McDono lgl, No. 357 East lOtst I'd
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