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Daily globe., 1881-07-16

LEADING BUSINESS MEN.
ST.. PAUL, MINN.
ARCHITECTS
JOHN STEVENS Z SON, 90X East Third
street, et. Paul, MINI. 80. r.9g
ARTIsTs' MATIRIALs. II =.
SHERWOOD HoUeH. corner Third aad
Wabashaw.
STEVENS & ROBERTSON, Is East Third
street. St. Paul.
ATTORNEYS.
WuLIAMs 4 DAVIDSON, Attorneys,
have removed to Dayidson's block. corner Of
Fourth and Jackson streets. --- :
8H1l PACKERs g9Ea
MCINTOSH d Co., Beef Packers and Pressrv.
ers Of Meats, 10 and % jackson street.
s0oKs 1 STATIONERY.
SHERWOOD HoUGH, corner Third and
81. PAUL BOOK AND STATIONERY CO.,
q East Third street. - e lagsie 1t1a
sAHRIAaEs 8 sLE1eHs: "a.
A. NIPP0LT, cor. Seventh a sibley streets.
CoxMIssIoN, fRUITs I PRODUCE. ii
TINCK q MocAULEY, wholesale Dealers
Ia Grain, Flour, Feed and Provisions. No. A.
Gbley street, ot. Paul, Mimi. ail l.5E1 ,isot
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RETAIL.
J. sCHILLo 4 Co., 1o6 Wabashav strset
CA1FHTs 4 WALL PAPERS. e
JOHN MATHEIs, II East Third street
W. L. ANDERSON. s8 East Third street.
DRY GOODS Wholesale. -
AUERBACH, FINCH & VAN SIYCK, cor
ner Third and WacOuta streets.
Retail.
LINDEKE, LADD & CO., E. Third street
FURs, FEATHERS GINSENG.
A. o. BAILEY, 10 jackson street.
FURSITURE. FEATHERS MATrREssEs.
sTEEs BROS, 81 East Third street. Estab-
lished 1850.
GRooERS- Wholesale.
P.H. KELLY & CO., 142 to 14S East Third
street. Ia
HARDWARE 4 TOOLS. s-3
KINGsBURY & DRAPER, IS e. Third street:
JEWELLERS & wATCHMAKERs.
EMIL GEISr, 81 East Third street.. lal
HARDwARE-wholes.le. 4. 20 :
STRONG, HAcKETT & CO. 1Ss E. Third St.
FURs, HIDES. wool, GINSENG.
MERRELL RIDER, 55 jackson street.
LOoKING-GL ASSES.
STEVENS & ROBERTSON, Is East Third
street., st. Paul. IS sg3f sfsr-iss srog ~
LIME, oEMENT, PLASTER HAIR
AANDERS q MATHEWS, n and % Lave.
gz:szzz1csszzEss=sz<==ss:==
TRUNK n >KERS.
CRJPPEN q UrsoN, a Erst Third street.
". h. GARLAND, n East Third street
gnzles,sI1L.z.,..s.-.
WINES AND L1oUoRs-wnolssals. 5sd
YERKINs. LYONS 4 CO.. 81 Robert strssk
B. KUHL & CO., Wholesale Dealers II
Einnors and Winc& 104 East Third street, ST.
Paul. ~
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
STEVENS& & ROBERTSON, 15 East Third
street, st. Paul. .lN1a
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
HEZEKIAH HALL, manufacturer and deale
IN furniture and upholstery. Choice stock
first-class work; No. S41 jackson street.
wH0LEsALE NOTIONS.
ARTHUR, WARREN & ABBOTT, 1856 ant
1888 East Third street.
Daily globe., 1881-07-16
Strike Of Journeymen Brewers.

CINCINNATI. July 15. ! The journeymen
brewers, GOO in numbr, presented de-
mand to their employers to-day to reduce
their hours of labor from fifteen hours to
thirteen and three-quarters daily. Three
brewers acceded to the demand, but
others arc holding out. At noon the
strikers were still marching in procession
with band of music, visiting the differ
ent breweries.
Daily globe., 1881-07-16
Confirmation Of Assessment for 0pGlW Extension and Straight
4 YHaHk eniBr University Avenue. s
OFFIcE OF THE BOARD or Public Works, I
CIrY OF 81. PAUL, MINI, July Il, 1851. )

rts 4 CTY O. 81. s.
en: asd from the east line Of Bwss addition to
by the Board Public City, said Board will their once II
s .feaZ af q
ownerai Benefits
Daily globe., 1881-07-16
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
Minneapo1is once of the Globe.

Minneapolis Office of the GLOBE.
The Office Of the Minneapolis department of the
DAILY GLOBE has been removed d to No. Sll Henne-
pin avenue, where representa- iva can always De
found from o'clock A. M until 1880 P. n. Com
murlcations by telephone promptly responded to.
j. L. BoITINEAU, Manager.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27
IN MEMORIAL.


In this vale Of tears Ii els pathway il strorn
with buds of promise that are often MIN.
ped BY the frosts of uusparinq death W;i.
"A selfish demand, He visited our co,nmupit,
on FRIDAY, Nav 18th. 1881 and TOOL, fro,, -
our beloved fellow student ana rl,s.-,,'.,,
WIN JEROME SMATTWG0n ol,oJ on , '',' y
The subiect was for oi,e two 80 49, .''3
vantnyeons member ~ an ,lass't ,I' ~
number of which as we'll os tha. - ~, ''9
of nnpiIs by his entrance like tbst f AZ ~,
10 the silent Ac,demvl W. incra,so1 VI
\ voutb Of ouint and rotirin,, '.,i
vet of marked ,najy;droIit,.. ,h;.;-. az :
ectul gifts Of hiah order Win ~ro1t s'..
of Character In considerinr biy hr;of "
cnt down Al 10 WIS ero is b'd r',..',i NJ w,
primo of TG. Win ali thoso tios t,,t L. va.
man to Iif, and The tbi,,s If NJ ,,oa15 ;,'ii
I'd 10 rr0ect tb,t he shonI1 hoyan,;I H., XIX :,
of n,ture "a soon. and if i ,naI,n,I,li
dection thot We ro iii n9ssino, 49,. II
n wear bnt marks the davnwaTj co',r,o ~ N
So snro as we ar. Lorn 60 snro H., " t.. '''
tbronyb n,tnrc n ota,nit,, ) P'e
We Iool, around ne and what 10
hold? A member Of our ,lIss So bcretof oc
REGULAR in lis atrondanre now ssomt t'e' na.
or seal in onr school-roon ,sde -, 't''o,
Win snd he,rts we reaat NAT i nv , GU
terda, ocenpied bv oar friend and rIass.n,ts
ROME. AMI that It Will never moro h f1o5
by him. for he has left is forever necer. a"sis
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The Largest OF all Toy Factories

The largest toy factory in the world
stands in Eleventh street, Avenue d.
New York, where playthings in tin are
manufactured literally by the million for
che amusement of 1.-THE young and ris-
ing generation all over the world. 1t
stands 6re .tories high, and turns out
1907 distinct varieties Of tin toys. No
]. Of course, is tin horse; No ,607
is a tin menagerie. The output of cir
cular tin whistles if II ,000 900 per an
num. Everything is made in the estab-
sishment excepting wheels, which are
ordered in lots of thirty tons at time
from foundry in the East. Two hun
deed men. women and boys are constant
ly employed in toymaking. To make a
tin horse twelve inches long dies have
to be cast costing 5000 Toys are ex-
ported from New York to all parts ofthe
world. The children of different countries
have different tastes. The passion Of
the young Brazilian is for toy water-cart
while in the States, the rage of the
American boy is for tin horns and putty
blowers. Tin swords are wanted all
over the world. the military instinct be-
ing as universal in the nurseries as in
the courts and cabinets of the world. -
IsoRmonger.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

TnR BAY before the adjournment of
the Senate the President sent to that
body the name Of Mr. Bruce, the color
ed ex-senator from Mississippi, for APP
pOintmcnt to the important position of
Register of the Treasury Mr. Lamar,
one Of the Democratic Senators from that
State, in a most graceful speech urged
and asked the confirmation of Mr.. Bruce
Ss he was an intelligent and upright man,
fully competent to fill the Office This was
further urged by the other Senator from
that State also Democrat and Mr.. Bruce
was unanimously confirmed, without the
usual reference TO a committee to report,
and this too in a Senate in which the
Democrats have clear majority Of IT,
The reason of all this is plain. Mr..
Bruce is an intelligent colorcd man, who
conducted himself with moderation and
in gentlemanly manner, and the Dem
ocrats were willing TO show their apprc-
citation of his merits, regardless Of color
as they had done whilst he held seat
an the Senate. We mention these facts
because we have not seen Tat any Re-
publican paper has done so.
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MARYLAND Independent.
PORT TOBACCO. MD:

27th 1881.

FRIDAY, May............~...27t 1881.
..-~~e1~~~----~~l4~~
Gov. lIANILroN and his friends seem
to have opened the campaign in earnest
against the rest Of the Democratic party
Of the State. They have taken head
quarters in Baltimore, confessed with
The so-callcd Independent organization
Il lone hundred" Of that city, who have
avOwcd their purpose to stay away from
the primaries, and to make independent
nominations. In addition to this q
nswspapcr-the Tribm,c, has been s.
sablisbed, whose columns are weekly
loaded with arguments 60 show that t'ie
Desss ratio party Of the State Is no
longer worthy Of trust. Last night a
meeting was to have beea held at the
Maryland Instit~e, in Baltimore, to be
addressed by Gov. Hamilton, and 9th
ers, in further illustration Of the corrup-
ton Of all Of the party, except himself
and satellites This may b. reform, but
1t looks TO us very much like Conk-
lingism, and saying TO the people the
Democratic party Of the State is rotten
to the core. DO nGt ar1ast it further, but
vote hereafter with the Republicans.
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EUROPEAN Gettcr.
Prom onr reguIar Corresnondent
Herlln. GarmlnY. Nh o-h- -

I.
Russia has obtained the consent Of tsa c.e
nun Government TO a strict supcrri,ior y
Russian subjects throughout the German rr.
pre 10 he exercised by the German p,l,.. !
This is all That Russia has ohtsincd at mr.. :,
In the WY OF watching Nihilists out ofR,s.fI
for change of scene The scheme Of an l,,,r.
nlti9n4l Conference for arrestint reris;5s.
hangs fire, and objections come in frontal
qaaricrs England, it is said objects to H.
restrictions on the right Of asylum from kr
Of public opinion. which il declares TO ia II
verse to the surrender Of political cfimiaIs-
Austria-Elungary is divided ia opinion ~ le
subject Austria being willing 10 give uBlr-
giridis, while lIungarris opposed g. thsrt "
runder. France is reported 10 have consent
send a delegate to The proposed coutsrenct fl5,
guided by Au5tri i-lluuglrY, which NJ
lent 10 doing nothing ~ an "a TO - Z.
Austri t-itungtry on tnis g"s7"""
house split ia twain. With respect % ~
sian home affairs 40 decision has set teelI
rived at 10y the Imperial Council, but (. n 4
most certain that Constitution OF some n RI
viii Nc elaborated as soon MS the fearofEMiee
plots has somewhat subsidized, bat bctWs.nE Z.
Nihiiists and the Jews Russia Confines VI h
in hot water. The onslagzhi on t5s IN
IS very widespread AMI has been GOING o,lf.
= longer time than appeared on The sl1art
is az cry OF rage Of the impoverishc! ag,I
teose whom they accuse ofnmpovershinrt hka
.dstead Of blaming themselves for their nt
lessness and folly they asslil the Jews for 4.
fitting By their opportunities. For tba n
there is a war Of proclamations between \
Gar and the Nihilists, which is waste Of Nh
on the Cars part at least Russii MN I
be healed nor Nihilism stimped out by wol
Action is wanted. AID it is here Just now a..
the Gar fails. He seems hardly to know wA.
to do and his advisers seem to know lesl
One thing he might do and that is 10 s,oD 4.
plllage OF Jewish warehouses in his dominia,
The air abroad this week is sweet with I.
merry music ofweddiug bells In one Europe
capital, at least, royalty can still move alb
freely without danger Of Il lurking assassin.
All Vienna went out to see the gallant ST II
and the royal and princely personages presa
went their way rs freely and unco ,cernedls
common folk. And this in the capital thai
SlS rose and sacked the palace OF Metterni
and turned its Emperor out Of doors B
Francis Joseph, gay and gallant mau, thot
he has witnessed sad reverscs and wllful N
tailments in the power and pre- tige Of the Il
I plre committee to him, has been wise enough
learn the lesson Of the times and give his ped
a portion Of their liberties. Thtt accoT
for his personal popularity and the open M
general joy with which Austria and Hunt
greet the marriage of his son and heir tLl
sweet girl he weoed away from the ~
seclusiOn Of the Belgian CJurt- I'll
AuGustI
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us. that will throw the State where Kelly has
thrown New York. under Republican domino
tom What has MihOneism to do with the
question: too. "hnld that there is suiA lent
Vi virtue. intelligence AMI stamina ~ the
Democratic party Of the Sttte 20 purge our
Government OF an the Irregularities imposed
upon il by the Republican evtrayagance Oh
1854" ana also Of th extravaganza and cor
ruption whlc. has been f0stered since, not b,
tle Democratic party, hut bv and through
Zoe uf e ccs Ola very few designing, Sc fish,
UrJ -u politicians, who coutrol tlis pJrtt
fr iuclr own PURPOSES. and who. ] contend
.tuaIt He gotten rld Of except through %
stubborn. mr.stutinl us.de aI,iHs them
~ th acquainted with their methods
whether IT. lie GOV Hamilton and his steals,
Ir whoever 30 may be- JusrlriA.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

VIZ SUkEENmsa a great deal Of our
space to-day 10 communication from
"Justitia" m reply 10 the Times last
week, Isis criticize being an able presenta-
ton of the position Of Gov. Hamilton
and the "Reformers" allied with him in
The present movement. We do this inc
more choerfully, because we entirely dis
EpprORe Of the course of the Governor
Enough wc sympathize with the purpose
I've processes to have in view. Any eff
fort 80 purify our government, wipe out
abuses. and inaugurate scasonable and
sensible economy will always command
our sympathy and respect But til,
movement ofthe Governor, aud those who
nre in active cooperation with him,
does not command the appreciation Of
our Judgment, and therefore not only
have ~c not sustained, but deprecated
st. Willing to believe in the integrity
Uf purpose of Mr.. Hamilton, and many
of those cooperating with him, We have
not, further than expressing our dissent,
taken any part in the controversy Anx-
ious, if possible, to promoe harmony, we
do not desire to take sides ~ what seems
to be fast becoming an angry party con
test, but We are willing to have either
or both sides discuss the matter, with
in reasonable bounds in our paper. If
it, in our opinion, becomes our duty so
to do, we shall net hesitate fearlcssly to
express our views at proper time.
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SIco. the famous brigand, has mac

SIco, the famous brigand, has made
snotses big capture, aud wants $50, 600
for his man What price he would
demand for our dcsr Governor once he
had him in his possession-if he took
the Governor at his own appraisment'
But then, perhaps, the Governor would
start reform movement and persuade
the rePentant brigands to let him have
eoutrol Of their Board Of Public works
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

Gen. Malone has two sons and a
daughter, all old enough to take their
places in society at Washington. His
wife is very accomplished lady and
she exact contrast physically TO her nus
bsud. She weighs over 200 pounds,
and is said to have pos sossed re,nakable
personal beauty in her day Next to
Alcx. Stephens, Gen. Malone is the
smallest man that has ever been in Con-
gress.
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WHOLESALE BUYERS

Can purchase from us a class of Goods not
kept in houses doing an Exclusive Jobbpg
Trade, such as Silks, Dress Goods, and the
Better Glass of Goods generally cut in lengths
to suit them, at Lowest Wholesale Prices
The price, in Plain Figures Marked on every
article. We aim to give every purchaser full
value for the price paid.
NIB 25-3m 1881
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NetUs GiedHings.

'l'4 neg s's'iE' .. t 4' ,.i,i '''7 ,taoa,
49, ,.,,.,,'i,5i'' I,it'u, r.',,oi',9.i r.sF-
,..p,, ,.rtt.ii, .,el IA t.,. pr.,reedinas Of he
Episcopal C96vent.on at D..nville Ky.
The bnst Of George %. Armstrong the or
g'nizef OF the rn'@.'y postal service was u"
$3.50 49,
JAy Gou'd explained lis connection with
TIE American Union Telegraph ComPnt IN
the suit Of WI linn ). Williams against the
/ Western Union Company, IA New York re-
/ Gently, sad be had contributed several mil
iioAs
The Brush Electric Light Company expects
y " y "''''e oisl"'''" = h'ne'! ul!' !"
'''''''''S'
3 fire the q llournment Inc President santa
batch Of important nr.ninations to tbo senate
among them bei1otb,tofStey 7. yvoole,r5
Y "a + ui'"'' ''les attorney Ter the southern
"9"' 81 Ne" ! ork Geo. i. Loring, to be
.A'nlsdoner OF agriculture Branche X.
iIruce, to he regiser Of the Treasury, and
HIcnni w Schoiedi TO be Judge of the
Court OF Claims. The nominations of Nlessrs.
Bruce and Loring were confirmed by the Sen
ate at once.--Scycr't army Officers Of high
rank were retired. Among them were Sur
econ General Barnes Pdymlster General
Brown and Colonies I. l.. Criltcnden and J.
b. Smith.
The United St,tes Senate adjourned on Fri
uN o."' |,e '.T' ""'IW'"s tute vi u.'nNs "
.ne ' ice IIesiueut. 40 presiding ouicer pro
lcnaPole was eleeVe9! contrary 10 t'le usu1i
custom. beloie auJou.hlhS hummer Oh
mountainous Wcte eolurlleu arlohs 'uehl
Vg'hS t1ose % stewart H. "ooGiofd' asa
leniieFi ", W oeoneia ana lleufy ".
III. t,,,,,,,, 49,, ,,,,l;,Sa =,
ina"ir. No. thn co,di,;, ,f ~, -.
River 'front.'
Col. Thomas 4. SCOT ex-presidcnt of tbe
Penns, lvnnia aud other railroads. died AZ IN
curly hour saturday morning ii bis country
scat ne-r Philadelphia. RJtel's Brazilian
'lue 81 steamers mas been suspended Sieve
lHi lncn %eFe Nilel and nine imprisoned IN
milne ia DaKota oy cave on thursday.
tmsie : eoislGyl''ie excitement IN frheess
q l. Y0r,, ~ ~ ;.t 49,, we aenge ''M w.
Of Monocacy, Pa, we're arrested yesterday for
swlndliug an insurance company 10y insuring
u dNIEg man.
r,,,,c, ,,,-..i....,.....- 49,. r,..
l.,r, ~ ~" .uS on RuSS'in DOT
tro.n rersacn, - 01 90 ''i'eS' HeeiilS
~" VT ~ '''"
rraarh Cb,t.r ~ '+'S J XIX was Pi9seu oy 'ne
;
The ransom demanded by the bandit kid
lt@tF5 OF IIr. Suttf, an Engiishman, in Tur-
demands 4 council of foreigners and seven
years dictatorship
ui....;1
IT, ~ i,,l' mas prohouneel me
IVA W 80, Wv pe4 ~ uh'7' out ac'eP's tue
a a. ''nCO - 1e'3r'nihed 10 uphold
'i"' "a Governor u Ch.'fk"H, kussli, issued
/ "a P'1'i''i''loh i)r" ldIng the persecution OF
are en,l.sr.ti,.,t Ifnit.,i So ~,
CIV Gun ltil'1 W t' Htttu Quits ne IdflS
irreuoncil tbles passed resolutions in favor OF
the triumph OF lhc rey0iuiiouists in Russia
/ The Empress Eugene has bought an estate
turieru miles from Chseihurst, on which she
WEN Dai.tlns cloreA where the remains
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NOTION
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
onru,ss' corar or CuAp,rs corzrY. Ser:

ORPH,Ns' CouRr or CHARLES CorSrY. Ser:
May 3rd, lSsl
by the Court, that Thomas a
~ Carrico and Lewis G.. Carrico, Admins
traitors Of Thomas Carrico, deceased, give the
notice required by law TO the creditors ct said
Thomas C4rrco to EXHIBIT their claims. legal
in some one newspaper published in Charles
county, Maryland, once 10 each Of three sue
cessvc weeks.
True copy.-Test:
JAS. NJ. HARVEY, Reg. Wills, Charles Co.
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IIamiIton Easter & Soils,

100, 20l & 2o8 Baltimore St, Baltimole, p
Have now ready for sale Complete Stock Of
Dry Goods, adapted'to the wants Of Wholesale
and Retail purchasers. Their assortment in
cudes goods Of every class, from low-priced
to the most expensive and fashionable; en-
bracing much The largest and most varied as
sortment ever shown in Baltimore. As they
are Large Importers of Foreign Goods-one
Of the firm visiting Europe twice year to
purchase direct from the Mountaineering
are enabled to offer Goods of that class at
prices much to the advantage of their custo-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

A vessel will soon sail from ST Johns, N.
F., to relieve the party left at Lady Franklin
Bay by the Gulnare last summer The ev-
port Of domestic provisions, tallow and daiiv
products from the United States for the month
of April last amounted in valne to IS, 1873. 1874
The Sup eme Court of Pennsy lvania Yesterday
affirmed the decree of the Court of Common
Pleas declaring President Bond and others the
legally elected officers of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company.
The President appoints ?, 900 and the Post
master General 42, 600 postmasters.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

The murderers Of Lieutenant Cherrs, U.
S. A, have been arrested at Sioux City.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

The latest sensation in Georgia is the al
pcartnce of clouds OF locnsts in various Sc
lions OF the State. In middle Georgia espe
tally they arc very numerous, and mus
speculation is INDUCED in rs to the probab
result of the visitation. Immenee numbers
them have appeared in the swamps belo
Augusta. As yet the planters are not Apr
hensiye.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

The Church of the Immacnlnte Conception
at Aiechnniesxtltes 81 Mays county, Md,
was dedicated on Friday last by Archbishop
Gibbons in the presence Of an immense throng.
large number of persons were also confined,
and the closing sermon was delivered by the
by the archbishop.
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isepcnne 9ei,nres.
CusroN Horse. ~. ZOE

with sa, Of Sass Ss $ $s5s
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IN accordance with t n. ,
'scribed GoOdA Wares, an ! y
y u.,..d 4, anpsar aud make "a N Z
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CTEA3I YACHT

european advertisements.
/ IEBIG COMPANY'S EXrRACIsII prsr MEAT
1 OF MEAT. FINEST AND "a rAeIr,I Ippei HATr
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lihbi' h success aud q hoon fpr Wnicn ma
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cArrfO ns-Genuiae only VIA TIC utatnipbe q
firm frbrs signature u blue lux acT0ai VS. laoyb
.e,onsuuution IN England Increased teniold IN Ten
yC1rA
,purc CouPAgYpS EXTRACT
~ MAJ 70 De had Of all stnre kfapere, 1tners
sad cbegists. slis agents for the United StsteA
0holesaie only, q. DAVID g Co. 50 NAH nahe,
London England
81. ,yboesao by park 4 Tifford smith & Yhndpoeek.
toa wii ~ Vou-bL MeKesson n l,oboins II. X n y. u.
nb,sS,cr IA 20 aud AiessEs W. III. Sehicneln q 90.
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Brusbes.

DRTISHFS OF every description e AZ . ~ sy,ses
~ sI' 9PpS.MK HoPPEL. Msnufscturer ana i"6'''~'
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Anniucrsdrie5.

THE AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMlsy
1 ~fONTRS n.r Foreign N--io7s wN hold e. seveniyf
ar.t ami yrsary m ts broadway rsbcplc sunday even,
ing NAY b. a. Ia, usual hour lhch h.NcL',A - "
nf Buokl,n pui The Rev Alexander Va kenrif, D. IA q
cambridge Mas. wl aidr,s thc meeting lht rev Hos
wei q. Hitchcock, D. q VII preside.
NVOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
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