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OAKLAND CLASSICAL AND MILITARY ACAD-
" envy, select school for boys, will reopen at 1920
Oak ST., Oakland, July 49, 1890 Colonel W. II.
O'BRIEN, Superintendent jyl 3m
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LACE CURTAINS

| ACES AND CURTAINS DONE UP AS GOOD
spectfuliy solicited. 9gs Post. aus suMoIu4w
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

I oOK, LooK-WE ARE CLOSING OUT A FEW
Il OF the most elegant residence lots in the very
heart OF the best portion OF Oakland at sacrifice
prices; convenient TO both trains; liberal terms;
call at once and see us. A. II. BREED a. CO.. 225
Montgomery ST., san Francisco. au7 lit
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EI,uOAwIoNAL.

CINGING LESSONS, PROFESSOR J. R. OGILviE
- $50 Suffer ST.; apply daily. au1O 3t%
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A RTISTIC COTTAGES BUILT 5000 ROOM. w.
n j. BRADFORD, Ill Hannah ST., oakland. 1y27tf
gpDAO TO 5000 EACH-A RARE CHANCE FOR
tDOOU home on the heights; lots 40Nl5O; com
mandng a grand view of San Francisco. Golden
Gate and the bay cities; new subdivision OF the
Glen Echo Tract: Just put the maket; streetcars
now pass the tract; terms only IA cash. balance ia
monthly quarterly payments; dont put II OF.
but get choice location now. W. r. BARNARD x
SON 1888 Ninth ST., Oakland. JyS q
Ia lillian j. DINGEE-oAKLAND REAL ES-
w tate Tor sale or exchange; otiee, Nos 46O ami
a62 Eighth ST., Oakland, Cal; send Tor Illustrated
price-ISt. lez4 U
ncno SIDFHILL LOT 3OoxIuO. Shell
eDOUU. tered: s. 'front.' $50 cash; $40 mouth
~. CHAS. A. BAILEY. owner. 62s MARKET. tel9 u
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$1,000 5SE o Gd Mason At9 DOM SE ba.
nass OF Sl0tO a month: eard-rOOmS; side en-
trance; fun value in stock and fixtures; long lease
ait loN rent; this is OF the best bargains the
c'iy; any one eau run it and make money. DlEHL
as ROSS, S13ia Market ST.
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Ess)lN FOR STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
= -OU cigar-store, SS5 Third St; this is the last
ehance Tor bargain the location is good, with low
rent 3tS
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OAKLAND SEMINARY, SO ELEVENTH ST.
" Oakland: for boarding and day pnpils: the sum-
Will open MoudaY, July %, 1890. MRS
NJ. X. BLAKE, Principal. iyI I'm
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C.l0O CIGAR AND STATIONERY STORE,
~ L w. doing good business: cheap rent ae-
count other business. 81 Fifth st Rul l StS
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C.-IO PAYING CORNER GROCERY AND
= ~. bar At the Mission: fully worth $1,000:
horses. wagon, stable; years lease; receipts so
Csy. c. g. CJLN Err. lO0S1s Market. opp. Flth.1*
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DROF. H. w. oPPERMAN. TEACHER OF
u Either. Inl1 Folsom 81. bel SIxth and SaNenth.Lf
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physical CULTURE AND ELoCUTIoN
taught b. Emmie Wilmot, the well-known act
ress also a limited number OF pupils received for
dramatic training. 1906 Market st. auto 2ts
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SIG. G. CIPOLLONI, FROM ROM ITALY, TEACH
- er OF mandolin. Room 100, st. AIMS bidg22 In
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I ODGING-HOUSE-BIG CORNER HOUSE OF 80
i r0Oms rent 500; hrSt-class location all in good
order; clearing 500 over expenses; good and sure
business: VIII be sold at bargain, Sl1O0. ae-
ccaa, OF going East Apply CALL Branch. aull 3t*
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I AIDES IN NEED QUIET AND STRICIIsf t 1os-
j. idential place to confne should eali a., sesi9s
BiEBLER'S, 1O731s Market: giaclited ms -.
encc, Win best results; rooms aiid VNisS' aHi
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THE MUNsON SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, So
l. Hood Building-Type-wri and dctatiOh day
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| AN EMPLOYED IN A CASH BUSINESS THAT
i is making money readily, but am poorly paid and
Disseminated against by graSping and selfish
pOratiOn. For this reason l am DESTROYS Of making
a confidential arrangement with responsible party
OF means whereby through Information which L
posses, We can realize handsome returns without
any risk. Prudent parties meaning business may
address for personal interview only Lucrativ Box
16l, CALL Branch Office auto 2t&
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c.-yED PARTNER WANTED IN ONE CF THE
u -UU. best corner saloons on Fourth St has
new billiard table nice fixtures and good stock;
90 cash; balance be paid of baisuess:
'yIl not sell whole for less thaa 5000; good man
wanted more than the money; g. rman preferred.
BOOKER x TEMPLE, 81 Market st.
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$500 M thar rah be- made i 70 c Gear over
$3.50 a mouth easily; outfit worth $1,000; agents.
u. b Box l55. CALL Nranch Nfice ana StE
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lsI n PER MONTH-GRANDEST OFFER EVER
u " made by any real estate firm in Oakland; 20
lots only on these terms and prices; $50 cash as
first pay ment; balance at $40 per MONTH 20 lots,
% and 50 feet front by 100 to l25 feet in depth;
price $500 TO $500 each; situated in the center OF
the city of Oakland; streets severed and macadl-
mixed; gas and water; ready to buiid on; posses
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LUR SALE-FlNE RESTAURANT AND BAK-
i cry, near Market st established trade; no com
petition; cheap rent; good living rooms; selling
account OF i'll health trial given. l12 Eighth
street.
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Y DUNG LADIES PREPARED FOR YAsSAR
L and other frst-grade colleges by graduate and
a1-Yassar teacher. Apply this office. an3 lfts
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cox BRANCH BAKERY AND CANDY
n = y. store. with nice fixtures; good stock aud
trade; large pleasant ToOms we'll furnished
BOOKER * TEMPLE, Sal Market ST. It,
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~ =
u 1OO. business, with wel-knowp, wide-awake,
responsible business Of good standing and rep
utation; has a fTst-class trade, clearing 5000 20
$3.50 per month, and rapidly growing; absolutely
requiring more assistance prefers partner to hired
help; good man wanted more than money can give
best OF reference; exceedingly good business
that will bear a close investigation. GEO. STEW
ART, 135 KearDV ST 1t
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LOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS CORNER GROCERY
L and bar, with horse and wagon; one OF the best
locations south OF Market: viii be sold cheap. APP
Ply Secretary Grocers Union, Sc. cor. Grove and
Buchanan SIS. aull AIoWeFr 3t@
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Ot I'I~llIJf
DIANo INSTRUCTIONS. 512 BRANNAN ST.
i bet Fourth aud Fifth. jy2O 90ts
GRAND FREE Art EXHIBITION DAILY. ST
" AIMS Building. Room 1O3. jy20 TN
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GcG0 PARTNER WANTED TO ASSIST IN
-ILW. a--e.-.Ln- he ranIL. c-rn,nIn.- -raLa Nm

=. ~ attending tothe rapidly growing tradel In
81 thriving cash business worth double the amount;
ana can Ne greatly increased; experience viii not
ue required; want an honest sober who is will
duties are light aud easily learned; night SUI
day WORK: the remaining partner is capable and
trustworthy man and can furnish highest class OF
references thorough investigation allowed and a
tria OF the business if desired; hne opportunity to
secure an interest in pleasant and profitable buSi-
mess with thoroughly reliable partner. DIEHL "
Ross. ST3Ae Market st. It
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TOR SALE-EIBST-CLASS SALOON DOING A
good business; an excellent location for sport
ing man rooms in rear; ladies' entrance; viii be
sold cheap; proprietor going into other business.
Apply CALL branch ONCE auto Its
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4 GDOD NfANJE-fOUK HOUSE FUINN IoIItD
- complete with furniture, carpets stoves cur
tains, Blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy installmentsi small deposit NJ. FRIED
MAN q co IS, largest instaiment house on the
Coast 225 and $50 Stockton ST., cor. Post; open
evenings; prompt attention paid to country orders
STERBING FURNITURE Co.-CARPETS AND
- furniture. 1888 and l04l Market st.. Rosentha
Building au7 II
A LII MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO BEDROCK
~ prices; parlor suits $25. ranges 80, new cham
Der sets complete Sl5 reductions all round: cash
installments. H. NELSON. 1876 Fourth st 305f
S0 CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY GALL
~ for four months to any part OF the United
Static
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adhered Just as firmly 70 his views as ulouGh h'
had won a signal victory. Inc siege, ho"
ever, was delayed by all this conlict OF authority
and when at last cable communication WIFI rams
was established. that Louis Napoieoh coio sen''
dispatches every day to the Crimea' IL "4"h ~
look as if the Whole campaign might e'apoia'e IL
vcrbiaee. Probably nothing hut fellsSlcr
courage and frmncss carried the DAY Inc En-
peror finally abandoned his own plans ana WIN
drew all opposition 20 those oil the COMMANDERS VII
the ground: and the siege went OH ~ 'ie 0'''-
clusOn everybody knows
The losses Of Russia in the Crimean War were
enormous General Iiamey says: Up TO inc
end Of August those in the Cnmea alone were
estimated AT 1873. 600 men. while hundreds OF
thousands drawn from the reccSscs oil INC vast
Fmpirc bad died of the hardshps OF the march
Altoretbor il WAS confidently believed that hcr
total loss during the was not less thah nail
. million of men. A. the close OF thc war Inc
English had reformed their dlSioca'cd ser'lccS
and were in much better condition 'ha' AZ VIC
hoo;nning "Rnt." says General lIamlcy. they
did no, long remain Upon the return OF the
army tho reduction of its establishments was
ot7ectcd in the usual reckless fashion. we Sooh
reverted TO our customary condition OF military
irsuficicncv and during the next thiitN years
nearly all that remained 10 us AZ the result OF
tho cNpprcncc which we had Ehhtd III 'u' wal
,roro the nrcrnt excellent systcm of our military
bosntals the great example Of thcs" established
nj NetIcv. the framework Of the Land Transport
Corps. which still survives in the Army Service
Corns. and Aldrrshot Camp" As 10 the political
effects of the war, looking back from this DIS
,ance they appear if possible less than those Just
enumerated. The Treaty of Paris has been re-
undated by Russia Scbasopol has been rebuilt
and fortified. and a new and formidable BACK
Sc, feet has been launched Says General Ham
ley: "On the 18th of May. 1856, the Tchcslna
roncIad was launched by tho Gar in person al
Scbastopol: and on the 9sth Of May. 1890 "
WAS announced in The Times that the Official
trials of the Imperial Russian ironclad Sinopc
tominous name completed at SebaStopoi
last week. and the results were considered hreh'v
satisfactory This formidable warship. one OF
lie most powerful in the Russian Navy, has been
built at Sebastopo and forms one Of the BACK
Sea fleet Thus had the great war oceh
rounded of into an episode, having no iur'her
connection with the future.
General Hnnlcy's short history is written with
clrarncss dignity and animation. HIS d'S'riP-
tions of battles and other military operations arc
vivid and stirring. but restrained. HIS JUG
ments are sober and well mcdtatcd. and he al
WAYS gives the grounds of them when they con-
hcf with those of other writers on me suoJcr''
His book u.s. in fact a happy medium hc'"c'" wv
too-mcacre and scnppy sketch and the clAoorae
but pondcrous work which aims AT aPporuohlh1
its due significance 10 each separate ieat anu III
cideut
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LITERARY NOTES.

A serie. Of intimate letters written by Horace
Greeley +, announced FOR publication IN L'pVi'
COTS Magazine Mr. Joel Benton l. 10 ''l' 'neHA'
Louis Janvicr IIayt!an negro, has lately pub
u.hod i'm Pa-l, a novel which is sud 10 show consider
able ability and unGoubcd originality.
The Forthcoming edition. Of Mr. Rushn'3 poems Is
~ bc Issued I'm two ouarto volumes AID illustrated
with twenty-five plates from the poets OWN drawing
lIc~c are Sketches O.: mentioned ~ the 'cAt
From the whole body - Ruskin's verse mas p'''
extracted for this edition everything that was
sufficiently complete n bear publications The poems
are arranged chronoloacally. thus NE-ir''in+ ''t
DEVELOPMENT Of the author, Thought and ,Nlr
An oxpnrsatca edition o. David Copperhcid"
has been published in London for TIE use Of school
children.
OF Gail Hamilton's book the Washington Bible
Glass ,of fashionable woincn II Is said that n show
the Kind Of theology that people talk after they get
home from church that tell how lars" number
Of Washington women spend their SUNDAY afternoons
and is an authoritative and detailed account OF N"
TOPICS which Interest them. and Of the handling "h'h
these topics receive.
An Interesting reproduction Of the stuart portrait ct
Washington which /, now owned b. Lord ROBBERY :
s +, form The fonti,pccc Of the Christina, number o'
"The English Illustrated Magazine
OF SIR Winter, Life Of John Gilbert" first pub.
Hsheo D! INC p'n'"P 3"''H' '"' .F"" 49,.
saw. with vhbt gentle ar. delicate tact. and tHe
an ,r,.t,,, ,,c,.,i. strength Mr. Winter draw Ms
sketch Of the veteran actor need not DC i"d - our
readers, 10 whom the writings Of III" pjct'rli' are
| .sr.r In Ga vou,,r , oourtry a. th.- the dead
very dead because 81 MANY eager feet are tiamilnS
mon their graves BAT John Gilbert wa- er-A'
comedian whom America should not Willingly lei d.,
and fine uroc,-0u owes pccl4l debt o. gratitude 4"
NJ, Winter for his delightful memorial which likes iLe
transient reputation o the ,tasc 20 The shelves of I'M
| Icri liable Ibiar.r,."
g, ,,.cc, D.. 81. Pool, TAR that the author ~
! n, ,,t, t,l c,o.,r.. Column" j., really Nr.
. ,,o,o1,. ..,.tlc,,,u ,rlo will 10. rcucuh, red
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REAL ESTATE.
p,,srNESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was fair attendance at the EXchahge VS.
dav prices did not rule very high, and soou ''"' VI
nroncrtv offered was withdrawn.
No. 725 Park-ave is four-story ana basement
tone dwelling, on a lot of 20X62; the blddhs i'
from, 900 900 I'D TO So 900. T. L. CrmmlhS WIS 'o
buyer. 49, 49,, .o ,hroo .torv brick and stone
s,.IIing ON a lot 2OX7O. was also offered uluer ioi
Tho bidding began at Sl7 900 ana ran up "
49,, 900 thn paintiif the buyer. Inc auc
,tsd th,t similar house had recently been sou loi
a. -oo ON the floor it was stated ttat inc un,c a.
jDt, If tbc proposed bridge. which Is to lahu Ill
~ L,,,iitv had somewhat intcrfcrcd with values
L,iftv three lots at WanShridge belonging 10 tnc
d. nriIlar, estate offered. Thirty TOUR lots
IT, fuion 81 and Elliotavc brought fl91 each; Nine
~, m tbc William sbrdgc Road and Fulton st. brought
aofo and fine remainder $50 each. 49,
N 30 West 'On& hundred and ffty -third-St', "a
Icasohod interest In q three story and basement nat
hel ~ a ground rent of $50, taxes and assessment
Min three renewals. .Old 10 William sutherland LOT
$3,4OO -. , ,onor,oa n Komn.
nor !, SON hav. nid for ID. n. Lawson the hvc-.toW
dnuhIo blowu~tonc apartment hOu'' 30. "oo " ~
Forty SECOND st.. 25197X10o. for ST. 1oo NJ,
n C. NapcS ~ Go. have sold for the SeamehS b"l1
NJ Savings Tn" property formerly owned ara 0r'ii
Mod Lv the EronN wool and Letther Co.. at West
r,rus Y T. consisting OF seven acres Of lana ana a
number Of factory Buildings l" inc hIVHA va Vi
Bronxdae, for $4,000.
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The following sales were held AZ the Exchange and
Au Cc ,d ,'o' W~sb rnd.aye so Of 7ith.st 2oS7O:
Julia waterbury. $4,000. 49, =. -o- u,.t. .,.o - .
Oro i-.torv dwelling. with lot. No 20 ParE-ave, 5
n, nth, 90, -. I +. Crmuin-. $1,000.
One 3story rat. with cas" Of To-, no 2ig WeS l15dst
S-i n ~ ~ Amsterdan-aY", lot 9OXJ3.lli w Suthel-
land, $1,000 49,, -. 1900, Haitian ,,os r-,io, and
sheridan sts Wilamsbridgc J 7 V Evans ana r. =
Sic II budinr. with lease Of lots Nos 5ls 10 VA
We, l53t..t " OF hm.,erdam.avc, were withdiawn am
W.. oo,n " - 1Othayn vas adjourned IN December 10
,ale Of buildings. WIZ ot,, I'D N ,mo H. a. anu '
sale of lots on Fast llOth-s Of jth'ave, was ad'
sales OF buildings with plot Of LAID. Nos ITO "
22sO lothayc and No II Manhatanst' were so'ou'Hc'
to December q.
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Gin prcperin for Sale.


pTrErI>~ MANSIONS. Manhattan SGuse N9rh
"A. eI.t.s' between sh and !th AYES osul,e nS
and cellar, clas>ch orty!'s
and uniquc. Il" stston ~ corner islectlot
Sen ,rtt. on th, hy Russell Strg's Nr'hrO'
In ."ihe Crv House" 'n Scrihnar> tor June lc|t $500.
" r,,. viii D.. rua-aut~ed hy poll ,ies - kts .5,.sr
o, ~. mir 81 ,KNN TEE an TRUST CoNPANf.
90 h'O'' "ir;IIcuhEp pfrVTS. owner and Buiido, .
'' C6 Wet -3d->'
rIrr,I0 noon AND SASH COMPANY. OFfNk
-Four iroTn.ouc Nigh .tcop cabin. =, ,rm pr ,a
o-s.. ~. . 90 81 W. lSh.stt open 70, h>', 'tu
pno N,r.-torv and h'owu-tone "a ~ Ho'N;
,,.lr. heated tut 81, imp-oV Do NJ, " PHI n'u "%;
", u.fn.,. W,Il rented aud In hr>'.cla's 'ohef'n
,n. rr>t rl,.. 'Go,ll.nc so. 81 Last @ad-'t
.r, .. o. t.,.. house, have 81 been scar hcl 'f ~
mn g." g.. >HNNrI.t. NND rHI ~l toNPAN>. %
r.,,y , and 'lpt COM apv's policies 81 itin ln'u"h
t.i d. .-,r,d ~ 'Np'u~' o pIr'ha'tr> th> >'''!S
80. .fl-..- ~ searches 2ui fNli.' A. ."i
'''" '' al FIAIO DOOR AID SASH COMPANY,
rtlt,r. and l21'l>t
r,oH ~NLr .a.v t..a.. i.-,'lt AZ ''c''1.nt I'S''
'"" ". FRANK HpL~NPIli.
Hudson. y. y.
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Ncw pnblirGllons.
EOJR GREAT ANIMALS.
CUATTERBON FOR 1890:

This name 4, household word IN every homo IA"
land has become cndcafcd & ne hart y Us" genera
.nd women who know that books will delight their
children more or Instruct them H. 4r"'rT 'Nhht thah
ttcso delf volume. Whn>" sales hAi" long
since mounted above tho million marx II" King NJ
Juveniles. VOL qdsItp Illuminated board covers, $50
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LITTLE ONES ANNUAL FOR 1890.

Illustrated stories and Poems for tho Little Ones.
Edited IS oliver optic and boshcd with -" chtto
original Illustrations by IN" most c"t.bfhd book NUS
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OLIVIER OPTICS ANNrAL. 1870.

\ volume edi,rd bv OLIVER Optic appeal, a. once
the hoAlt every hos AID gil with 1 ~ whom h~
nam. is s,.ontm foi Nthng bfgh ami ENTERTAINING
In nNeiIo literature. This j. the leading book u Do.
with orirlndl illustrations vol, roy Al
octave Illuminated covers, Il ~
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Urean Steamers.

A TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
IA Tourists can visit Jamaica and her GREAT Fl.
ulBITION remain there l. days including Board aal
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL, 4
Kingston or OF this beautiful island By the ATLAs
LINE STEAMERS, for $50; with the option OF extent
ing their trip a, the rate Of
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
to Haytf and Colombia. Accommodations nrst-ciass
Pm FOHWOOD CO., Agents. - safest. N. r.
THOMAS COOK son, Tourist Agencies.
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TIE MISERY'S.

- years the Nursery has been welcomed IN thou
"a isn!!Ics tlr lav0utc pctur" book for
folks and the best 81 IL Il 1t Improves quality
every wear. IL enlarged size crowded rth
charming stories aud original artistic illustrations. Tdtra
by Oliver Optic. vol royal octave. iluminst covers
81 p.
For sale by oil booksellers, sent, Postpaid receipt
Of price by the publishers.
ESTES & LAURIAT Boston
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THE WOOING OF GRANDMOTHER GREY.
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