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IT is pretty dangerous to admit that good of
any kind can come out of mob's action, but
certainly since the outbreak at Cincinnati there
has been marked Improvement in the admin
istration of justice. Before the riot it took
over two months of legal flibustering and
nonsensical delays to send Berner to the peni-
tentiary, when he should have been sentenced
to be hanged within 24 hours after his arraign-
ment. In the four months since the riot there
have been IS murder trials. which have re-
suited in sentencing six men to be hanged,
three to the penitentiary for life. and six for
shorter terms, while the jury has disagreed in
but two cases. The atmosphere about Cincin-
natl is much more wholesome than it was last
Spring.
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A MAN, fEo was an Insignificant instrument
used to ptoduee great results died last week
in Huntsville, Ala. 1t was Gen. lie Roy Pope
Walker, the first Secretary Of War in jefferson
Davis's Confederate Cabinet. and the officer
who gave the order for the firing on Fort Sum
ter. Walker was the President of the Consti-
tutionaI Convention Of 1875, which framed the
present Constitution, that being the only Off
cial position he has held since the war He
was man of mediocre abilities, and had not
fate given him bad, though temporary emf
nence, his passing away would not be worth
mentioning in a newspaper paragraph.
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THE Georgia railroads tried the scheme of
making the traffic pay all that it would bear I"
this year with bad results all around. They
were envious of the money the watermelon
raisers were making, and so raised the freight
$40 car load. Result-there were only 1000
car loads shipt this year. where 2, 400 were sent
forward last year. 1t will be interesting to
see the railroad people figuring up the in
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THE New York and New England hay crod
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old, followed the custom of the times in lively
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave DesbrOsseS Cortland ami foot VI West
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and Bunslo
IS ~.
For Newark, Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 mi
pm.
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain Port Jackson
Amsterdam, p:9O, 1li20 q, IA 81 y.
Albany and Catsklll. ~, ESQ II 20 nj 43Q g D.
Eowburg Kingston. Highland Poughkeepsie 'S $780, lla
= nj 3:40 430. Il .. IN.
.Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Buffet PsTlor Cars $3.50 and ii;2O and <i30 D.
Paror Buffet cars on $50 IN train for Syracuse ant
Rochester.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars On train for Bunah
Tickets and time tables stations Of The com
pany, Jersey city, Pennsylvania Railroad Sauou Brooklyn
No Courtst. Annex Oince foot FuOnst sS3 Fulton
ST., and No. DeKabayei EewYork city Nos i02 2O7.
POL, 3J3 4l9 BS1 l,S23 broadway No Union square M
1877 Otlave No l0S East l20tst Pennsyy Rt Sta.
ton foot Dcsorossesst loot Cortandst, and West shore
Station loot West A2d.at
AENRY MoNErr Gen. Pass Agent.
-
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european advertisements.

rTNENPERANCE DRINK PRIZES; Under the
i PATRONAGE OF a Committee consisting Of
he Ear % iiChiold lteN. PreDcnuary 1iler
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L. stafford HOwaru, Esl, hon r. i"W Ood
NJ. T.. NlstOuniess Ossluston
Samuel Morley Esq. N. =. Hon. Mrs heyn"l Ingram
with power o add TO their numberl
Tho want Of good Temperance Druk which shall take the
place o e c p intoxicating liquors which the public are
accn,tord has long felt Of the many Drinks
hitherto Ia use having achieved more than aiempoSy popu'
laity. 49, --, -, - $4,000, ~, o ono 40 ., 49,,
oorej for Temperance DRINKS nuder conditions
copy of obtained orNardng TO the Secre
ary stamped nVelope bearing tho name and address OF the
Appli,sn at Intending to compete.
by Order of the Committee r,o,,,,,.,. o.....-.
March 1854. -, o,.- -.
London. 40, . ..-.o.. -, .,.,,.
days when IL will be from 10 I'll O'Clock.
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EEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 3, North River, via Sandy Hook
FOR LONG BRANCH. EATONTOWN. etc. at D IA.

Tickets can De procured Lberyst sNorCh
River 81, l12, 90 26726l 27l 4le 72l e44, 1917 aud
ISIS broadway 7S7 and 1tg oths,eI Riyingtonsti 10
Sew.York city. IN Brooklyn Nos Courst ll8 FToa1.
wei ls09 AuanucaVs IN Ho6oken, 264 Washin gton- st
bO ella rrstdenro dssttva'' :
j. +. woOTTEN, General Manager. G. q. HANCOCK, O.
p and I. A IL p. BALDWIN, g. h. I. A, ll9 Libertyst
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Gteamooats ano R1iIroIJs

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
n DREW and ST. JOHN.
Leave Pier Al N Canal-st, week day az
,--- ...o.o, .. an .,a,,o,. nm
ew.YS Central r. RI and aaD tickets Of the ~ T. 4 ana
II. Il. good for passage and stateroom oeIth hOona
warmed.
LrOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON,
Ianrinu az Cranstons West Point Cornwall New
burgh Marlboro Milton, p uglkeepsie ami EsOpus, -
Connecting with Ulster Delaware anu stony love H. ~
Steamboats, JAMES w. BALDWl and CAlSkI LII leave
daily p. M. Pier foot OF Harrisonst, n. II.
HNROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
A. North River foot ChristOpherst daily except
AZ o. m cOnnec with morning trains for the North Ahd
Vest Sundays steamer touches at Albany
( EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
~ foot OF CoranLt and Deebrosses STA
s:lO M $40 and tor Eason Bethlehem ma Alien len
verify Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman
through daily Local trains at H. osV
D. m for Bethlehem and Coolay.
$40 q. M. and 34O D. connect TOR
points Mahanoy aud Hazeton coal regions sunday
train local for Mauch Chunk $40 M Leave Mauch ohuhK
Of p. .~,-. - . o--.,.., -.
II. B. BYINGION, u. y. A.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF


NEw-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
f ET6dE 2 f Rass Pe va Annex
TIME FACILITATING EFFECT NOV. 1s 1888
| For PHILA DELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
I&0o m stS S1 az SU $50 1862 zoo S ''
Direct connection at wayne Junction for Germantown and
Chcstnut Hill at COlumOaave Tor &anayunk consho.
DRAWING. ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains
7O az BBSs SO % so i sS SD e 4rd G sOS
p m SUNDAY, s:l5 m, 4;3O D. m.
eSs 5Gs 8s sSGs
For WILLIAEsPoRt at 6!l5. 7ao. 900 a. NJ. s.40. 400
For sgUNBURY an, I;EwIsBURo at o4o. 74o g m. s4S
For READING and HAssRIsBURa at 74o, 600 Ills a m,
100 1880 400. $50. 1900 D. Sundays at $50 p m.
For SCRANTON at Gas, 800 m. 346 p.
For oS Tax az 5 and nGaE. a. So 300 NJ
For DRIFTON at $40 q. m, 3:i6 p.
For TAMAQUA at 646 7i0 900 M. LOO $780, 3'4o, 400.
For BETHLEHEM, ALI ENTowN and MAucH CHUNK
st $40, 300 wr Loo. 1880, S4o' 0'SO p ~ Sunday as
b30 pm
For EAsroN at si5 900 m l.Oo 100. 940, 400 $780,
$40 D. m. Sundays $50 D. M.
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH az 300
For FLEM!NGToN At 945 goo M 100 $780, AGO. AGO.
For sonERYILLE at 9a3 POO 1890 LAG m Loo l$o
S s1 49, So 200 IsS go 49, SS oo po $780, 1850 H. Su"
FGf d SL is5 s B 49, .ts S ys S $40
ZOO, 800 $50 1880 1890 m SUNDAYS at SOD. $40
a. m $780, 400, $780, 300. 1900 p. M
For ELIZABETH at Chs e:45, 7l6 7;46, 800 $780, 300
$3.50, 1000, 1880 ll;l6, liS9 m l246, Loo i5l POO
645 600 6l6 $50 85 100 1880, 800 s4e, 81 O. 1880,
i13O, 1000 m. SUNDAYS at 800. s:A5 . m 1880 400.
$50, 900. 1900 pm.
For NEWARK at 800 s,s, S;lo. et3 7lS 49, 500 Sls
1iS 800 3$S 500 90 200 400 zoo 5lO go 3 Gi5
1900 I'm. SUNDAYS at 300, 9;l6, 1910 am. 1900 m.
lI5. 600 400, boo. 6:lj 500, 900, 1850
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, tvc. IAN rail-
800 sl6 a NJ 1850, 400, 600 pun SUNDAYS (eIcepi
Ocean GrOvel at 400. lOA5 I'm
For PERPENDICULAR l5 IL q m, 1880, l. 6pm.
For LAKEWOOD IONS RIVER and BARNE6AT NJ el6
a. ~ 1870 A.3O with through DaTI0r s:30 y.
train
FOR VINELA IN IS Elton 1850 o. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier No. 4, North River via Sandy Hook.
IONG BRANCH EATONTOWN etc at 4 10 m.
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and the All rail from rand Central Depot
Three trains daily Sundays excepted Boston a.
IN, parlOr attached and 10 M with paar0
sleeping cars Sundays AT 10 p: m with palace sleeping
cars newport express leaves drama central Depot at
u
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Dogs ano fouls.

DOLPH CRAFT.-Dcalcr in dogs of all
~ kinds pigeons No - COrtiandtst., basement.
] IGHT BRAHMAS, Plymouth Rocks, white,
i brown and black leghorns fun COclins Pea fowls,
Guinea fowls Ducks aud Geese. Eggs orhaichlnr vare
ties J. e LONOi Jh, o. Ooi1AhdIsl'
CKLFUL TREATMENT and reliable
> remedies for all dog diseases. VI. CLAY GLOVER,
No I0B Bfotdway. eieeuoe, Westminster Kennel Club,
Far ROckawEy Hunt, etc.
w J. STANTON,
w Importer and In Thoroughbred Fowls Fancy
Pigeons. sc. II New Chuich.St., Nsw-TOfk
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ENHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
l. NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from ChanbersSt. Depot
sam-Daiy except Sundays Day express, ora" r9oa
coaches 10 BinghamlOn, Emra and Bunalo. Sleeping
6Pm daily 81 Louis Limited" kxpress-No EXTRA charge
Tor fat me-Pulnan Sleeping Coaches 70 buffalo arriving
Detroit ~ m; salamanca 90 m; Cleveland 80 o ma
Cincinnati $50 NJ e. LOUIS s4oa SECOND Day Yonnee
Day)Pacinc Express for the West solid FRAN Of
aa S sy ana FeenS n no aa
bullet smoking C0aehos Ia Chicago.
SD ana p. ran fV5 e T $50 1920 u
las 800 ii0 3 $50 60 $50 80 1880 "a ~ midnight
PS'sTson Y30 7So ESQ Io2o n e noon ia5 ssO 40
60 6sO q 10 0Sn 7SO slb 1897 and " midnight sun
asWarS and psrs-,on VIA N,yarS n 40 sao so m $40
A;2o $50 o:5O 500 1880 aud ~ midnight SATURDAY
ss: SSy su i Sig an
midnight. sundays $50 1920 m LAS $3.50 M and ~
warwick 7,6o m A:sopm
Newburg aud Cornwall 1850 o q m $50 4iS0 sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery N .'SO pm.
day $40 1870 a N ESQ 8 pun
aiddoiown $50 l0,2d $40 4:so sis sunday
sn, CONTEST WITH IN New York Ontario and Western ss
o. Mainst. Tho N train stops At Ma:nst only an
po,t Jeryis l5o lO;1O m +;SO slo M SUNDAY sov
BOsi, leave 2Sdst quarter quarter each ssus
tom $40 am 70 lo46 N every thirty minutes and u'as
cksA PASSAGE and apartments In Drawing Room and
ami tS1Ssr Of baggage may be ei ., The Company oce
Nos 21l. 4ol or 867 broadway 1877 westsI, n. " MAJ
EIprss. West arrive New.YOrk az 7'io
'''' JUN Y ABBorf. GEM pas,'r Agent Ncw.yOrs.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
Nyaok $50 l0aml 81 % 400 $50 Gao $3.50 m ~ MD
night. Sundays cam and 7'lSpm ,xo.m
hannot spring valley ana honsey Hio ~ Am ''oP
JOHN N ABBOTT, GEM rsssr Agent, Sew.Yors.
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Msdm5oats dn6 Raiircdos
RALTlMUkE AND OHIO kAII.RnAD,
~ MODEL PAST LINE TO THE wKsT

| SALT,myKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
fSnsdslpsia ssis, n 10 s PH w, yssr
srains Leave ssssn fro. P.na.yysois Z q Dspss
g cSis!iS Ssn': w:;s
s 4sy. ss s..
DrS rcosyn SSs IA ss Broadway 6
FOR NEW .HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
3" nns Tor .y sa .S, os sSs
.9s epa al PGnf On aog
500 fsSr bas By any JtsS ss% Ea'' F's
FOR BOSTON. FARE ONLY SO.
daily except sunday r' ips1 'q Pse So
'Ay't' " P.%%. poppLE osnr pa... Arl. III w.,r,,
FoK s2sr2G RIVER LINE Fa 9I. 994l l.. g.
pa .sPc 81 Fs s4 g"
h9bS TON s@s KS isT.sy or,
al s s"S s snSP . may e
BORDEN LoVz Aksas GEORGE e.a f Fs.. msss.
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
To BOSTON S. WORCESTER. $3.50. NASHUA, g. es.
PORTLAND. 80. and no transfer
Steamers CITY OF WORCESTER
CITY OF -SSIEw.YoRK
above Desbrossess Ferry daily except sundays p n
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
in s.,.
LEAVE NEwyoRK sS nsnsiR. SSys%Ssf =
%r ssSs :%GS' va Sundays pns tse6s h
0 Toi Msa az &c. va P p s9af sySas SIS, IL
FisP s%
RR, 800 Sl5 M l:So 400; SO s a. sqnday, mos
via SpYB epnsySsoia RI a. m Il SlS sunday;
mot ping at 9cesp Grove o. a ss 70
Fssdins i5S g 500 b 20 81
e. Z Il g r. Ak S02 Ra H Iirs sS1
cnlough trains will leave Grand eniraI Depot 80,
a m, Western New.YorE and Northern Express, with
$40 No. Limited CHICAGO Express with dining cars.
stokpng az Albany UtG syraSuse h0ehsots B1a Es
l0Sna Chicago EIRres+ draTins,room cars 70 Csnan'
Il m wo'trS Se~.YOrk Northern Express with
drawing room cars - ,, -.
4 D. m xcconHnodstiOn TO Albany and Troy.
g 81 Louis Exprrss with sleeping ears or HagaIe
$50 p m Express with Sleeping Syracuse and to
70 m pscao Express with sleeping cars Rocbester
Bunlo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, st. LOUIS osse-
No. Night Express with sleeping TO Albany an!
Troy Connects with the morning trans ior he west ana
Tiepets % .ale al Grand Central Depot No Bowling
GsseD az sDa re- aBG 4S and "a Broa%sy
snd Ssj WASHINGTON and s54 Fulton sts Brooklyn ana 10
in drawngroou ADD sleeping he
al any OF Offices In Newiork CITY aaa ~
Sy &c., ASH Called for and checked from residence
these daily All Others daiy etegFk 9aHoV
j. naroI iptepdent General Passense Agent
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Genr]ers.

SnC. LESSON.-Freuch taught; experienced,
sbO patient native LADY; pronunciation; special atei
''oH - P'fD'' - 63 west l7tl-st
4 ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
eli grades tutors eOveTnesses lecturers, COMPANIONS
circulars al best schools Tree 40 charge 10 those eupo
lug teachers, 10 teachers unl engaged T. MIRIAM
0YHIEliJ& 90, 81 Last 'tlrst, Union square.
4 GENTLEMAN for French and German (;
llsn Grammar school Al santa 20 80 est Apply To-
4. LOWELL & co. 10 Astor flaee, y. y city.
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, Governesses, sup
~. Piled free employers; schools recommended TO
parents. FLORENCE F.T;'H, 81 Union square
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ hshed 1863 provides promptly Best Teachers Tor FRI;
schools with rehabe informal on, free 10 parents skilled
Teachers always wanted. Application lOru lOr stainp - -
j. W. sCHERMEihOhN & Co. East l4th-st,N y.
COVERINGS OR C0MPANlON.-A lady
" desires position Orgoyeruess with Ladies
abroad knows principal cites places 81 interest hOtss ec
clIsrg all travelling aITangemene Goteences
given required Address Europe" care Mrs. Young
Fulton, Teachers Agency, No IS Union square, OK
AIDES AS RESIDENT TEACHERS.-Thc
higher English branches mathematics aud music In
strumeta and music for English French Lat
in Methodist another for mltdema C and natural scien
sy teacher another with German and needle
natIOu 9h
for ianiy III city. H. hf.o7f, o. Mest @'sts'.
,INEACHERS WANTED.-Ladies /; French,
neaT CITY, $500; Singing and Piano CITY 500 and
Kinder for responsible pOsitgn Italian
city English and German, near city S6oJ several Tor
boar ing schools.
Gentlemen Penmansip and English city, 81 0O0 Eng
sh city $1,000 Violin, Ohio seho d Languages
south Music Kansas Drawing CITY Various Others
J. w bCHERAEIhOhN Coz
Arie.ican School institute,
East l4Ih ct, New-Yofk.
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HRATEFUL-COMFO
EPDS'S COCOA,

pREAkFAST-"B by thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern the operations Of digestion aud nutrition
and by careful application of the fine properties OF weiso
ected Cocoa MI lips has provided our breakfast tables with
eicatsly aVUred which US many heavy
S,rnrs Nils hi, Nv The iudico3 81 such RrCCes OF
dirt that may be gradually built up until strong
sus o resist every tendency disease Hundreds OF SUB
lie naladles hOatug around Us READY 10 atatk Wher
ever ferg h point w escape many iata shalt
Hv kernng ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
niop.rv uourished frame."-Civil service Gazette -.
Made simply with boiling water or milk sold only IN nail
pouud tins GrUcers labelled thus: AMhS bPFs u Co
homeopathic Chemists, London. England
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACH. WAY WEEKDAYS AID 0 Oh
SUNDAY; 8 STATIONS IN PHILADEL
PHIA = IN NEWYORB
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NTARINS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION


- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once Pier ls, n. r.. foot Of Cortlandtst
Consgnments Of freight forwarded directed any ps
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery OF all kinds freight nan
shandise 10 any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of description promptly ghtered any
IN the haibOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHArs
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. sTARIN for NEwHAvEN leaves Pfeg
49, N. r. foot OF Cortandtst at p IN daily. (sCNDAYa
excepted
Freight for points D. L. W. r. received Pier LID
For New-Haven and points Fast, at Pier ID.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Nile. 10,
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier l. r. foot OF WHIT
ban.st.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. C0mmunipay N. J.-pry pOcEs>
Machine and Boiler shops Everything sppertainins 70 tAS
construction and repair Of Vessea
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Express Tan.leave Desbroses and cotanda
6:20 i:2J s. $50 70 and 10 Limited, H. lllO $40,
$40 l. g. g. and D. and L night. Sundays, 6lo,
10 United and 10 M T. g. = and NJ and ~ nlsha
lllOa H. l. 2. T. and p ~, connect at Trenton for
Camden 49,.
trains leave Station Philadelphia l201,
S,iJ, $40 4:S5 except Moodsy 500 7s $40 $50
0.6 $50. Tao TAO and p NJ on sunday 2;oid %lS
and Ap m. Leave rhiadelphs via Camden, s'0o N
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and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot Of Fulton .st,
Brooklyn: Bushs Hotel. H0hOken Station; Jersey city
Elgrant Ticket Office Battery Place and Castle Gar
ien.
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES r.. PUCK j. r. WOOD.
General Pass'r Agent
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIV
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NRw.YouK, April Z. ID }
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ID heretofore appointed tho MAYOR Of mo '1y Si
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given III al the said VIII cause
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EDWIN H. LIVERMORE,
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f. d RANDOLPH COMMISSIONER
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EDWARD l.. HEDDEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-06
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pure cream is the best aud popular ice cream
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-06

THE NORMAL CLASS for KlNDERGARI-
NFRS COZ Quoted by Mrs Harris and Miss Schwedler be
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