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Adjourned Meeting.

ST PAUL March 81, 1885.
Board met at p. ~ pursuant TO adjourn
ment of the 10Th inst
Present: Messrs- Barrett, Hoyt, Koch and
Peters.
Absent. Messrs. Becker and Mr.. Presi-
dent (excused).
On motion Mr.. Hoyt took the chair.
On motion at 1:15 p. m the Board pro-
ceeded in q body to view the following
streets, to-wit: Fourth street, from Wa
basha street to Jackson street; Fourth street,
from Broadway to Jackson street; Fifth
street, from Broadway to Jackson street;
Canada street, from Pearl street to Ninth
street; Ramsey street, from Summit Avenue
to Wilkin street; McBoal street, from Douglas
street to WiIk1p street; Forbes street, from
Pleasant Avenue to Goodrich Avenue: Good
rich Avenue, from Western Avenue to Leech
street, Won Minden street, from Dousman
street to Western Avenue; Banffl street, from
Richmond street to Dousman street; Ex-
change street, from Walnut street to Eagle
street; Walnut street, from Pleasant Avenue
to Spring street; and Wilkin street, from
Ramsey street to NcBoal street, with refer
enee to making assessments for changes of
grade on said streets; also Oakland street,
from Summit Avenue to Pleasant Avenue;
Pleasant Avenue, from Ramsey street to
Dale street, with reference to a change of
grade on same; Dayton Avenue, from Dale
street to Victoria street; and Aurora
Avenue, from Rice street to Grant
street, with reference to making assess
ments for grading said streets;
Duke street from Randolph street to Pleas
ant Avenue; Kent street from Marshall Ave
nue. to University Avenue; Armstrong street
from Seventh street to Drake street, and
Arcade street from Wells street to north line
of the right Of way of the St Paul & Duluth
railroad, with reference to making assess
ment for the opening, widening and extern
sion of said streets.
Magnolia street from DeSoto street to
Mississippi street; Forest street from Case
street to Magnolia street; Drake street from
| Randolph street to Tuscarora street; Warsaw
street from Hamilton street to Armstrong
street. and Hamilton street from Seventh
street to Drake street, with reference to the
opening, widening and extension of said
streets
Having viewed said streets, the Board re-
turned at $50 p n and adjourned.
JoHS F. HORT, President pro TEN.
r l. GoRNAS, Clerk Board of Public Works.
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Adjourned Meeting.

ST. PAUL, March 25, 1885.
Board met at 80 p. IN. pursuant to ad-
journment of the 23d inst.
Present: Messrs. Barrett, Becker, Hoyt,
Koch, Peters and Mr.. President
The Clerk was directed to give first notice
OF re-assessment for grading Bates Avenue
from Fourth street to Plum street on certain
property on the line Of said improvement,
on which judgment has been denied by the
District Court Of Ramsey County, Mime
sofa.
The Clerk was directed to give the first
assessment notice for change of grade on
Oak streetfrom Ramsey street to Third street,
Chestnut street from Pleasant Avenue to
Spring street, Grace street from 800 feet
west OF Victoria street to Fort street (Dow
Seventh street,, and Toronto Avenue from
Fort street (now Seventh street. to Randolph
street.
On motion the notice of assessment dated
March 81, 1888, for change of grade on
Mississippi street from the south side of
Pennsylvania Avenue to Minnehaha street
was annulled, and, on further motion, the
Clerk was directed to give new first assess
ment notice for said improvement on the
property between Grove and Cayuga streets.
Adjourned.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
r. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works.
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ns@Ton-C Club.

New York Letterin Boston Gazette.
Il has often been said that the bent of
New York clubs is towards English manners
and customs, aud have even heard il sta
ted 'ha' pounds, shillings and pence were
the only forms in which money was used st
some Of the more fashionable clubs; bu. this
may be simply SANDER. However. We are to
have new club here about which there viii
oe nothing English Il is to be & Dutch
club, OF which all the members must be
Vans. The knickereoeksr Is supposed to
Be something on this plan, bat &ry man can
belong TO the knickerbocker whose family
lived in or around New York since fsS5. no
mater where it originated. But this new
.Dutch society viii have no such bogus Dutch
men It's members must trace their desce ut
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ReCular Meeting.

ST FAIL, March 70, 1885.
Board met at ? p. m.
Present: Messrs. Barrett, Becker, Hoyt.
Koch, Peters and Mr. President
Minutes Of the 10th, Goth and 21st inst.
were read and approved.
A communication was received from the
St. Paul Cement Pipe Company asking that
all specifications for sewer contracts be pre-
pared so as 10 give said company an equal
chance to compete with other manufacturers.
Considered and referred to Engineer to car1y
out.
Bids were opened and read for grading
University Avenue from Rice street to Grant
street as follows, to-wit:
Nov. /, 1885. Nay Is, 1886
George Bolan-. S27, 500 SIS, 900
Henry Justus and C. Bahr. s6,47O Is, SEQ
James Murnane. sl,050 500.
Henry =. WILLIS. q 400 ......
Ferdinand Boyer and Mich
sci Lux. .........-.. s4.060 %, 900
James Murnane being the lowest reliable
and responsible bidder the contract was
awarded to him and ordered sent to the
Council for approval. Yeas 6, nays o.
The Board having viewed the premises the
following report was ordered sent to the
Council, to-wit:
To the Common Council Of the City of St.
Paul:
The Board of Public Works have had
under consideration the resolution or order
Of the Common Council, approved Nov.
II, 1854, relative to the widening. open
ing and extension Of Warsaw street from
Hamilton street to Armstrong street, and
having investigated the proposed improve
meut respectfully report that said i'm prove
ment is necessary and proper: that the
estimated expense thereof is $4,000; that
real estate TO be assessed therefor can be
found benefited to the extent of the damages,
costs and expenses necessary 10 be incurred
thereby; that said improvement is not asked
for BY petition Of majority OF the owners
OF property TO be assessed therefor. but we
herewith send plan or profile OF said i'm
pro7ement and an order for your adoption,
If you desire Us TO make the improvement.
Yeas 6, nays o.
The Board having reviewed the premises,
the following report was ordered sent to the
Council, to-wit;
To the Common Council of the City of St.
Paul:
The Board Of Public Works have had IN
der consideration the resolution or order of
the Common Council, approved Dec. Il,
1854, relative TO the opening, widening zad
extension OF Magnolia street, from DeSoIo
street 70 Rice street, and having in
yestigated the proposed improvement, re-
speetfully report that said improvement is
necessary snd proper; that the esti-
nated expense thereof IS $1,000: tEat real
estate 10 be assessed therefor can be found
benefited 10 the extent OF the damages. costs
and expenses necessary % be incurred there
by: that said improvement Is not asked
for By petition Of msio-ity Of the owners
Of property e. De assessed therefor, but we
herewith send plan o. probe OF said in
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to the original founders of the city and
state. Judge Van Worst is the president of
the club, and Mr.. George w, Van Siclen the
secretary. 1t is said when these scions of
old Knickerbocker stock met for organization
on last Saturday evening and the secretary
on calling the roll said Van before adding
the rest of the name, that every man in the
room started to answer; and, furthermore,
that after the organization of the club, when
Judge Van Worst shouted across the room to
acompanion, t'Come, Van, let US have some
supper" every man present took up his hat
and followed the judge to Delmonico's.
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NOTICE.

NoTICE-Under provision Of act to regulate
the practice OF Pharmacy In the state Of Mime
sofa. approved March 5. 1855. the state board Of
pharmacy duly appointed by the governor and quail
iiei do hereby give notice tina: they VIII hold
the following meetings: For registry, April 2f, St
Paul. a; the capitol; Nay ~, Minneapolis at the
Nicollet house. For examination Of lfcentiates:
May e. st. Paul, at the capitol To give all an op-
portunity who are entitled 70 register within he
ninety days specified after the passage Of the act
meeting VII be held June and q, 81. Paul. IN the
capitol. " Bit 10 only necessary for those desir-
ing 10 register TO send a 2cent postage stamp for
blanks, which VIII be promptly forwarded, together
with copy OF the law 70 their address. When the
blank f. filed out and sworn 20 before proper of
and returned accompanied with the fee 70 the
secretary Of the board Of pharmacy, Re viii send
receipt and file the application upon which the board
VIII pass lts turn and the certificate Of registry
viii issue. RoBEsT ORrsBY STEESY.
Secretary State Beard Of PhaTmacy
NOTICE Is hereby given that an nOt responsible
~ for any debts made 0y the firm Of Paige & Coax
lev. or by either Of them / Achilles, St Paul.
MINI, April4. ISL
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SALTWATER NEWS.
The Election To-day-City Hospital Annual
Meeting To-day.
Log News City improvements Other
Items of Interest
Ctr CoaERcH.

At special meeting of the city council
to elect board of health, Dr. Merrill was
elected for three years, A J, Doe two years,
and Chief of Police Shortall for one year. The
report Of the council on salaries granting
$500 to the chairman of the board OF health
was adopted
a gentleman is at present in the city from
Cleveland, O., endeavoring to purchase
VOLTS breweries. They are long way apart
In the trade
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FINANCIAL
y. RoTHscHILD,s AUCTION.

IMPROVED city properly. horses wagons, house
i bod furniture S7ctfoa- VII sell OF DSFton-s
bug az No SIS PUN street. rear corner OF Bates
avenue. On Thursday. April = - 20 o'esoek Il. all
the household furniture set u Butchers tools.
good horses. ef-h--yszr-old borse- weight 1870
pounds. works single srd double I platform spring
-xzo1- b1gzy. fsrm wagons sets OF harness.
seede-. h4rr0Es- 90 sisfSa- tu-zp seat e1--er
esS- also improved so< No - q E7cff6 street. near
Bz.e< GTezre IN block No q Wilder 4 Dodzs-s
subdivision % Lyman DzyTczss addition 20 ST. Paul
Tsr1s house aat lo1 easy. everything Else cash
JOSEPH ROTHsCHILD.
CS1r1.ss.o- Arezscuse-.
c. !. Xu1czz Salesman s[S
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Certain rules and regulations governing
the Engineer Department were adopted, and
500 copies were ordered printed.
Adjourned until the 25th inst, at Z 80 p m.
JOIN HARRINGTON, President.
r. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works
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pany, supposed owners) came up, when the
same was ordered corrected so as to conform
to the facts and rights of the case as intended
and so as to read as follows, to-wit.
Minnesota Loan and Debenture Company
lot IS, block IT'S, Robertsons Addition to
West St. Paul, 1894.
j. W. McClung, lot 10, block 17S, Rob-
ertson's Addition to West st. Paul, abated.
Pursuant to due notice and the adjourn
ments Hereunder, the matter of making and
completing the assessment for a change of
grade on Robert street from Twelfth 12th)
street to Fourteenth Q4th) street came up,
when, after hearing all persons present in
terested, the same was adjourned until
April q, 1885, at 2 p. m.
Pursuant to due notice the matter of max
ing and completing the assessment for grad
ing Aurora Avenue from Rice street to Grant
street came up. when the same was COM
pleted and the clerk was directed to give
the confirmation notice.
Pursuant to due notice and the adjourn
ment hereunder the matter of making and
completing the assessment for grading
Mississippi street from Pennsylvania Avenue
to Acker street and constructing the abut-
ments for the proposed iron bridge over the
tracks Of the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba railroad came up. when the same
was adjourned until April 6, 1885, at 2 p. m.
Pursuant to due notice the matter of
making and completing the assessment for
grading Dayton Aven ue from Dale street to
Victoria street came up, when after hearing
all persons present interested the same was
annulled and the Clerk was directed to give
a new first assessment notice on the property
between Summit Avenue and Victoria street.
Pursuant to due notice and the adjourn
ment Hereunder the matter of the confirma-
ton of the assessment for grading and gut
tering Whitall street from Westminster street
to Payne Avenue came up, when all assess
ment notices heretofore given were annulled
and the Clerk was directed to give new
first assessment u office.
Pursuant to due notice the matter of the
confirmation of the assessment for grading
Park Avenue from Mardn street to Sher-
burne Avenue came up, when the same was
duly confirmed.
Pursuant to due notice the matter
of the confirm alton of the assessment for
grading Wabasha street from Bluff street to
Rice street came up, when the same was duly
confirmed.
Pay roll of Engineer Department, seven
employees, March l to March 81. 1885, $29S. 06,
was examined and allowed.
The Engineer submitted list of the follow
ing appointments in his department, which
were confirmed, to-wit:
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NOR RENT-Buding 20x40, suitable for store
i room ormanufactory, Willius street near Fifth
II Schnittger, 275sEast Seventh. 95*
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NOR RENT-Blocks, stores, flats, rooms, cottages
u real estate sold, and collections made at house
renting agency 341 Sherman street. NJ G. c. lark.
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LOR RENT-From May /, store and DWELLING corr
Il ner Rice and Summit avenue; line location for
most any business. Inquire OF a r. Kiefer, 1870
East Seventh street. 1886
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TO LEAsE.

ITO LEASE On long ;iTBe-Lo:s and blocks On The
Il West St. Paul fats. suitable for business. manu-
featuring and storage purposes. D. D. Merrill. 20
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EOR RENT-Ktefer's Terra Gotta works Here
J. is the chance to build up the best paying manu-
featuring business in the state. Terra Gotta is
used in most every building. Architects will tell
You So. Garden and flower vases, sewer and water
pipes fire and glazed brick, earthern ware OF every
kind can be made here; material handy; practical
workmen on hand. Inquire of A. r. Kiefer 1870
East Seventh street. 1896
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-New nne-room house and barn. In
Il qure $50 Temperance street.
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BUSINESS FOR sALE-Drugs, groceries and GEM;
- eral merchandise and building, 24x100 feet, with
dwelling store, at Dundas, Rice county, on the
Cannon river 40 miles south of St. Paul on Chicago,
Milwaukee st Paul railroad, also Cannon valley I
branch of Minneapolis St Louis railway; only drug
store IN the place of 800 population surrounded by
rich country, having of the best Touring mills IN
the state daily capacity 900 barrels. Further par
tculars on application; satisfactory given
for selling. Address Box Il. Dundas. Rice county,
MINI. 95-e7 ]
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An Er-president,s Home ganE.

New York Sun.
Rutherford B. Hayes has already drawn the
money. By this time it is safely slowed
away in the dark depths of his blue china
teapot, or is secretly disposed of in some
corner Of the straw mattress on which the
Fraud rests his limbs after the fatigues OF
day around the chicken coops.
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IHOR RENT-For manufacturing purposes: Build
l. ings, shops and grounds, with side track; long
lease; low rent. Inquire of a. r. Kiefer, 1870 East
Seventh streetn 1896
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Il Wholesome Change.
From Frank Leslie's Weekly.

From Frank Leslie's Weekly.
A great number Of Chicago girls have
given up their situations in shops, millinery
and other establishments, aud have engaged
as servants In families. 1t would be produc-
tive of good were many of the same class in
New York to follow the example of the Chi
cago sisters. Few shop-girls, as those en-
ployed in millinery stores, earn more than
So 4 week, while many receive as little as 81
per week. Domestic service In q respectable
family at sl2 month, the lowest that is paid
to competent girls including board, is much
preferable to even the highest of the sums
mentioned as paid for service In stores or
shops.
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EOR SALE-Trees, trees, trees. at Summit Parkl
nursery; all kinds of shade trees; including elm,
maple, linden, box elder, evergreens, shrubbery and
raspberry bushes. DR.. H Bryant, 101f East Third
street. 95s
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r. KAVAvIGH, AUCTION.

LINE household furniture at auction--I win sell at
L auction ON Wednesday, April 8. commencing at
10 O'Clock a :, all the household furniture Of Mrs
Frances Atwood, at the residence No.202 East Ninth
street. The furniture In question consists Of one
elegant TarIor suite Of five pieces, hand carved
frames. upholstered in blue SIX; fine suite Of
three pieces. ebony frames. upholstered in olive and
grey silk cotsline; suite Of three pieces upnOl-
stored FL figured cotalines; one bedroom suite, very
fine. made 10 order for tire late Dr Atwood cost
Of sg center tables, easy chairs, extension tables
two s.deOosrds, parlOr, dining room and kitchen
furniture, fine English body brussels, Ingram and
tapestry carpets curtains. wardrobes, etc. THIS
furniture WIN amply repay attention 70 the sale, and
those wishing really desirable article respec-
fully requested 70 attend. 7. T. Kayanagh, Auc
tioneer. 95-93
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A 7 private sale, handsome handicapped bed
n room sets cbdrea's BEDS plain walnut bed,
plush covered combination sofa bed, easy chair
cheap couch, g yards body Brussels carpet, all
nearly new. Call at 2S7 Western avenue Monday
Tuesday. sJ-97
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LYIEE PIANO AID ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
J. nituTe az aucftOn-I will sell at auction, at the
residence, No 306 West Third street. Friday,
April 10. beginning at $50 m very fine Gabler
piano, ~ octave. fine synpatbetic touch and tone;
elegant paT0r furniture, lounges, easy chairs parior
sges, etc; oak and walnut bedroom and dress
Ing suites hair mattresses, wardrOoes- chRO-
nlers center tables, reclining chairs. ETC. bookcases.
tete-ztefes, and lamp stands, sideboards,
tension tables. fine china md .verplatsa tableware,
elegant engraving and brio abrac fine cooking range
and Kitchen utensils. wilton velvet English body and
ingram carpets and IN fact everything that goes to
make home pleasure. This sale is the largest and
finest that has been made ia SAINT PAU for years.
aud should call forth large attendance. Tire house
contains twenty rooms and every room has been fur
nished with view 70 comfort, and 70 expense has
been svsred 70 accomplish that end. The goods will
lie sold rapidly and It win b. well understand that
fact thoroughly. The house Will be opened a: $50
IN. % the day Of sale, the sale commencing one
hour later.
?. T. KAvAEAGH,
s7-1o0 Auctioneer.
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LOST AND FOUND
T oST-su1day night. either IN the jackson street
IL church Ninth. Broadway or Thirteenth
street lady's gold ocket; finder win please return
10 Berkey, Taiu1sdge Co.. 200 and 2fl East Fourth
street. and receive reward
r oST-ApTl s. between Mount airy street and 100
IL East Third street. POCKET book con- aiming
money and account book; finder VIII receive reward
b. returning 70 Layelie, 40 Minnesota street.
I OST-YOanz red Irish setter dog; has collar with
IL name on reward for his return 70 John Phster
rs East Seventh street, 81 Paul.
L,oUED-A bunch Of keys, at 2ss west Third
Il street.
T oST-Blaex and tan terrier, female answers 70
IL name Of Fanny James Brannaa, 800 Como
avenue
EoUED-A yoid ring which the owner can have
Il By calling az 34s Sherman street and proving
propery-
EoUyD-Thite bulldog Owner can have By sp-
Il plying 70 IL Pennsylvania avenue and paying
cnsrgsz.
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FOE SALE.

DOR SALE-Complete outfit of paper box factory,
l. at bargain, with or without lease; good reason
for selling Call address Geo Dickinson.
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EOR SALE-Materlal for country newspaper;
l. cheap for cash. G E Mears, Osceola Mills, Polk
county, Wis.
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HOUSES FOR SALB-I have several e-roomed
IL houses and lots, which 1 will sell within the
next twenty days. at very low price; they very
pleasantly located on st. Anthony hill, with east
frontage, and within block of street cars. Come
and see how good trade you make, and If these
don't suit you, will sell you a lot and build you
house upon it. Plummer 494 or AGO Selby ave.
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CO00 ONLY for a splendid lot on the fats in
aDoOO West st Paul. will be near station OF
the Minnesota and Northwestern r; this lot Is
worth 900; only $500 cash. balance ON easy
Address +, Daily Globe.
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E,OR SALE-Extension top carriage almost new,
at enethfrd the cost; must be sold; at Kings Re-
pository, Fourth and Minnesota, ST Paul.
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A car load Of good mich cows for sale at Union
n Stock yards; call early.
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LHOR RENT-New brick store, (Ktefer's row, cor
4 ner East Seventh and Minnehaha streets; good
location for clothing and gents furnishing, house
hold goods or secondhand store; cheap rent. In
quire of A. r. Kiefer, 1870 East Seventh street. 1886
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EOR SALE-Four setter pups. Inquire corner
Il Fourth and Wabasha, ]. Mitchell.
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ELAT-Second floor In building 157 and 161 West
i Seventh street. Seven corners. Apply to F
Zahm at Wagon & Carriage company, Minnesota
near Sixth street.
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EOR RENT-New sevenroom cottage, 100 Smith
Il street. Inquire next door.
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FURNISHED cottage for rent at White Bear lake,
Il with pavilion, Clark avenue addition.
Burnes, White Bear Lake.
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Per
Annum.
A. r. starkey, Assistant City Engineer. So. 900
Samuel Rockwell. Assistant Engineer. 1900
Per
Month.
W. A. Truesdale, Assistant Engineer Tin
charge Of Seventh street improvemenD $3.50
T 1DS
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XLTANTED-To rent, house of six to eight rooms
w from May L. Address, stating rent, b, room
o. general office Chicago, St, Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha railway.
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N-1W
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ORDERS received in portrait, landscape fruit and
~ flowers in oil and crayon and art of all kinds at
$40 Franklin street.