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Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
"BEGGAR JIM" HAD s1O.OOO.
It Was Found in the Feather Bed After
 His Death.

Perry, Ok, Dec. 24-James Gray son. a former AIissoruian. who has been living in the Osage Indian country for nearly a quarter of a century, and who was thought to be quite poor, died last week. He lived in a small hut and was known as "Beggar Jim"
 After his death the feather bed on which he died, was cut open and S1O,- eco in gold taken out. Other money and some valuables have been dis covered in Graysons private boxes. His wife says she knew nothing of the money and was often hungry because her husband pleaded poverty.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
HIS LEG CUT OFF.
A Clergyman Fell Under the Wheels of
 an Erie Train in Jersey City.

New York, Dec. 24.-The Rev. Vernon B. Carroll, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Amenia, Duchess county, lost his right leg last night in an acci- dent near the Erie railroad depot in Jersey City. Mir. Carroll was on his way to Garfield, N. J., to visit his sons. On arriving in Jersey City the train made a temporary stop about one hun dred yards outside of the depot. MT. Carroll got off. He had one foot on the ground when the train started again. He tried to cline5 back to the platform but he slipped and -rell under the wheels.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
ISLAND OF PANAY
Will Now Be Given Attention by the
 American Troops.

Iloilo, Dec. 24.-This, the island of Panay, a sister island to Negros and others of the Viscayan group, has for months past been in the insurgents hands. Today the American forces are taking the aggressive for the first time and are moving out to cover and hold more territory. Up to the present We have possessed the half burned town of Iloilo and nothing more.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
DEED OF A MANIAC.

Chillicothe, Mo-, Dec 24-The charred remains of William J. Thomas, a farm CT and his three children were found in the ashes of their home, eleven miles southwest of Chillicothe this morning. It is supposed Thomas mur- dered his children and set fire to the house and then took his own life.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
SHORTAGE IN NEW ENGLAND.
Energies of Transporting Departments
 Concentrated Now Moving Coal.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 24.-There is serious shortage of freight cars in New England. A local car accountant has said that in the course of his twenty seven years experience in that depart ment of railroading he had never seen such a tremendous volume of business done as that which has been handled by his road during the last three or four months. While thus far this and the other New England railroads have been able to prevent any actual block ade of traffic at functions; it has taken all the physical and mental powers which the car-moving departments have to keep the tracks clear
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25

During the last few weeks the big gest problem presenting itself for solu- tidewater. There has been a great scarcity of coal in New England, es- pecially bituminous coal so that it has been possible to bring soft coal here to Boston from Cape Breton and sell it at a profit after paying the duty of forty cents a ton.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
SUSPENSION BRIDGE FALLS.

Wilmington, Del, Dec. 24.-The sus- pension bridge across the Brandywine partially collapsed this evening and precipitated thirty men and three horses and carts into a deep pool Five men were more or less injured. It is not known that anyone was drowned The bridge was 100 feet long and if teen feet above the water. The wire cables at one end broke.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
ON A MISSION TO EGYPT.

Paris, Dec. 24.-Mr. Spencer Eddy, second secretary of the American em- bassy, is going to Egypt. It is stated that his visit is connected with gov ernment business.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
SPANISH PRISONERS RELIEVED.

Madrid, Dec. 24.-The government will send a steamer with clothing and other necessaries to Suez to meet 1,20O of the recently releasd Spanish pris- oners who are returning from Manila
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
FEWER FROM THE SOUTH.
Census Committee Will Probably Favor
 Law to Reduce Representation.

Law to Reduce Representation.
 Washington, Dec A. Representa- tive Hopkins of Illinois. who is reap pointed as chairman of the committee on census, states that there was a very strong sentiment among the re- publicans favoring a law that would allow the southern states representa- tion only on the basis of votes cast at congressional elections. He explained that he did not claim credit for that idea, it having been given form in a bill that Representative Crumpacker of Indiana introduced in the house last session. It was favorably reported from the census committee a few days before adjournment.
 Representative Crumpacker is a member of the census committee in the present congress, and has announced his intention of reintroducing the bill. It instructs census supervisors in the south to ascertain the votes cast in elections, with a view of reducing the representation in congress to the ex- tent that the vote was suppressed. The proposed legislation would be based upon the fourteenth amendment to the constitution, secion ?, which reads:
 Representatives shall be appor- tioned among the several states ac- cording to their respective numbers,
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
MIR. MOODY's FUNERAL.

East Northfield, Mass, Dec. 24.-The funeral of Dwight l.. Moody will be held Tuesday afternoon. The inter- ment will be at Round Top.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
WRECK ON FRENCH RAILROAD.

Paris. Dec 24.-The Bordeaux express ran into the Bordeaux fast train at Charmant station, near Angouleme early this morning. One of the pass engers was killed and twenty injured. Among the latter was M. Pedebidou. a member of the chamber of deputies, and an Englishman named Leycock.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
CARROLL DEFEATS CARKEEK.

London, Dec. 24.-In a wrestling match. Lancashire style, at Manches- ter tonight. Carroll beat Carkeek, win ming two out of three falls.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
FRENCH MINISTER ACCUSED.
M Dupuy Charged With Using Public
 Funds to Aid In His Election.

Paris, Dec. 24.-In the chamber of deputies yesterday, M. Jean Dupuy, minister of agriculture, was accused of having distributed $25000 of the money raised by the tax on betting among his constituents last January in order to obtain his reelection. Debate on the matter was adjourned for one month.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
CHICAGO MILEIoNA1REs WILL.

London, Dec. 24.-The probate court has rendered judgment in favor of a will made in 1897 by George Smith, the Chicago millionaire, who died here on October '. Catherine Smith. his next of kin, insisted on formal proving of the will.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-25
RAISING THE GHOST
Silver Advocates Confer on the
 Silver Brick Scheme.
Ex-Senator Duboise of Idaho Talks of the Transvaal War as in His Estimation, an Opportunity to Bring Silver Into Use Again.

Denver, Dec. 24.-Judge A. w. Ruck- CT has returned from St. Louis, where he conferred with a number of the leading silver men of the country con- corning the proposed silver brick suit which is to be carried into the su- preme court of the United States. The judge says no final plan was adopted, as it is necessary to consult with others before the movement is put under way. He found many democrats in sympathy with the idea, but MT Bryan is yet to be heard from.
 Senator Morgan of Alabama and George Fred Williams of Massachu- setts have volunteered to assist in the legal fight without compensation. and others are ready to do the same thing.
 DUBOISE TALKS FOR SILVER.
 Chicago. Dec. 24-"If the war in the Transvaal continues for two or three months longer the cause of silver will have been won" said former United '0N~NeO' H1NAASNNoA DubOlSc Ol IOdDO, one of the silver republican leaders, who was in Chicago today "The short time it has been in progress" continued Mir. Duboise, has furnished proof of the contentious of the friends of silver, that there is not enough gold in the world to form the basis of the worlds money and if the war continues the length of time have indicated, the truth of this will become too apparent for success ful contraventiOn. believe the Trans Vaal war will be a mighty influence in the campaign next year in this coun- try, and that the object lesson will convince the people of this country that it is not safe to place on gold the en- tire burden of the monetary world It may be interesting to observe that the panic in New York was simultaneous with the passage of the house gold standard bill. Now. if a panic had followed the passage of a silver free coinage bill the wise men and press of the land would have attributed it to the passage Of the bill"
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Live Stock Market.

FRIpAY. Oct 13. 1899.
R.ceiptAof beeves were 2.4S6 head. including 2S
cars for fport alive, 100 for ElAughterers. and 28
for the market making. with the stale cattle 81 cars
on sale. Good steers were wanted and firm; other
grades dull, and common STEERS loalbc. lower;
bulls and cows dull and easier. Four cars OF tho
latter were held over Common to prime rteorE cold
at So So9Sb To per 100 lbs. and stays at IS o5
0Sb.2o; common to extra bulls s1.hO9s4.3ni cows
at 81 eO0S4lO. Dressed beef steady nt 19loc per
10 for inferior to extra native sides. No later cable
sdvices. Exports to-day. none; tomorrow. $40
Receipts OF calves 1873 head al for the Market
and with the stale cAly thorO were asa head in the
pens; Trade dull and prices weak; About 100 head
unsold. Common to prime veals sold at S+.bo9
$3.50 per 100 lbs, RraAsors AtS7. 9t8.l2S; FED
calves at Se.TS. City dressed veals dull at 90llIo,
per o..
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were Lac head. in
GLIDING cars direct to butchersi and with the stale
stock there were l2A cars on sale shespin fair de.
plAnd and steady; lambs active and lb01bc. higher
for nearly all grades The pens were cleared with
10 prime sheep sold At o. 750s+2o per 100 Ms; lit
tie bunch for export at 90 inferior to prime lambs
at 81. 260Ss. 10; car of Canadian lambs at $40.
Dressed mutton %H07hc. per n: dressed lambs
1000.
Receipts OF hogs, were 900 head. intending one
carload for sale. Slow and lower at % per 100 bs
for prime hogs; choice State pigs S5.lc.
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Proposals.

pRoPo3ALs FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES
L West Point. N. Y, October Ia, Ispn. Sealed pro-
posAls in trpcatc will be received hers until ~ NJ.
November 10, le9r. ami then opened Tor furnish !.
mortal Hall, Bidders are invited to eKnnino the
lures in their Judgment will be hest suited the
purpose Cost including labor 81 putting up the NJ.
guarantee of one-fourth OF the amount OF the bid.
u reserves right to accept or reject any or all pro
posals. Blanks for proposals. furnished on applca'
MALVERN HILL BARNUM. QuArtermsstcr.
PROPOSALS will be received at tho Bureau Of
supplies aud Accounts. Navy Department. Wash
inRton D. C., until IL o'clock noon, October lSbp,
and publ ely opened Immediately thereafter. TO
shipping cans and cases, canvas. window glass.
locks squirt cans, lumber, mahogany ingot copper.
steel 0lles, sheet copper sheet steel hose, cylln'
der OIL spanish whiting. white lead, pipe pipe Mt
tings valves, burlap. ennmeed cloth, lampG. wire.
and electrical supplies. Blank proposals. viii he
furnished upon application 10 the Navy Pay Once,
New York, 4. y. KENNY. PdvnGner General L. - ".
y-eo-gS
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
= Pump House" will be received az the Bureau of
Yards and Do ks. Navy Department, WhshtnEtnn; mn
Ill O'Clock. October ~, 1891. and then aud Their
publicly opened for the construction OF pump and
ton. Pueet Sound. Wash. Plans, specincation1
and forms Of proposal can be obtained from the
Comm Lndant. Naval station, Puget Sound Wash
EokDEcAI J. ENDlCoTT ChiJ u bureau. octo
Der ?, lSyH.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAsTER
" 400 Thames street, Newport, Il. l.. Oct II. lsBD
Sealed proposals for sinking ArteSIHn W,ll Al
Fort Greble, X. l.. will be recaivYl here until ~ ".
Oct 80. 1871, aud then opened, Information fur
nshed on application. United States reseryeS RICH,
to accept or reject any or all proposals. or parts
thereof Envelopes to be addressed, PropoEAls for
ArteSian Wells ii. p, YOUNG. QuArtsrmaster.
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Coffee showed little change. though the tone was
somewhat easier. The European cables were lower.
Brazil tended to check trading.
MErALs-Prtces. were easy to-day. The trading
continued dull and featurelsss. Closing spot prices
were as follows: Pig iron warrants nomnaly 1900:
Lake copper eesy at 1925: tin easier at 80. coo
32.loh; lead dull at 4so04.65: spelter easy at 40
ssso. London prices we're; Copper, spot go:
fl46 8s. I'd; spelter E2a l2s. 6dI
NAVAL 6roREs-spirits OF tirpentne 2L03c. Com
mon to good strained rosin. 81. rs.
PRovIsIoEs-Iard was easier Western. s5;a7h:
Continental refined. 500. Pork was steady q,
ss.ase3e, - for moss Meats were steady; picked
o@Sc. Tallow. 6Hc. Dressed hogs 8AS6bc.
Butter-Crssmsrv. Western. extras. 24o.; do
hrst.. ,asase: Chsc.e-stats. fuli cream, small
large. colored. 12e.; do white. ING.
Esds.-state, Pennsylvania and Western. 21L40
2oh. Chicago Oct. lS.-" Provisions were again
lower rather liberal offerings from holders. Pack
wire generally on the buying side, this demand
causing q recovery of most Of the early decline
The cash demand for lard was slow and moderat,
for meats
su5An.-R.w was arm at 5.isc. for 90 test. and
1870. for 40 test. Refined waslqust and steady.
CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-Theso were to-day's prices:
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EARNING
20 Percent.

On account of sickness of principal
the control of a weIl-known and very
prosperous New England Manufacture
Ing Co. will be sold to reliable parties
at price much below real value. This
Company has always enjoyed a sue
cessful business-the largest Of Its kind
in the country. 1t owns valuable new
patents, also large and substantial
factories, located In centre Of a beautiful
city. This Company has never earned
less than 20oS nor paid less than lO%
to stockholders. Capital 5000, 700 and
has a surplus above 100000 (accumu.
lated In last five years. and could now
easily pay an extra dividend of 2596.
The goods are sold before being made,
so there Is no risk. Parties writing
should mention references. Address
2. w. BAKER,
p. o. Box o72, New York City.
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Stlrditg!.

A TTENTIoN old DR.. GRIIDLR. GRADUATE
N USIN ERsITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK;
MEDICAL DErAHrAENT. 90 YEARS A StEGiALtst
IN DISEASES OF MEN OLD oh. GRlSDLA has
been aud has had more experience
than any other advertising physician; city papers
prove this. Under ms scientific treatment blood AMI
skin diseases pain In bones red spots sore tnroa;
bladder complsintS, rcalGing Inflammation, gravel.
undeyelopod organs, weak hack, lost vitality. az,
speedily, permanently cured Men about 20 mar ~
ment removed sufferers, do not waste time visit
in less sktltul physirans. k.mcmher. OLD Ok:
CRINDi.K never fails. OFFICE OVER 10 YEARS ~
III West 18th IT., bntween 9th and IN avs ADVICE
OLD DIR. GREY, AZ y"nrs n specialist III
guaranteed in all the neaSts niAr - men, bloc
poison skin diseaseE, kidney and bladder t.olh'r.
wCakncss, nervous debility. errors OF youth, bal
dreams undevelopsd oTsans impe im.n.H 70 mar mar
est established aud the longest III practice or any
specialist in tbs cit. O2Ice over 50 years at 40
East 18th ST. Union Square. Hours % 81; san
days 3. Scent nc treatinenti Adiie ifee, helI
eli only 90 cents. No charge unless cured
A.-A.-A.-0UrREST pE X VI \ : r
CURE in dIIsa'oN OF m"a; daIIHroh3 cas- So
leited: relief at once; those d"7'ruL nn!y hTNt'
c ass scientific tre,tineui Shnh j call Ia la y
specialist. Dr. B)uSchu i4l Wf>E SlSI y -
u 10 y, toV. Sundays, ~ - !,
nP. MRS REINHARn'S SkHlTAG,UN, - %.
~ lishrd 1870; female irrrgNl11u"s ."ht '.!IJ
treat, d; snlIls married. los West <,ih ~.
nR MKS. nOuLMASN'S sew method ~ treating
~ female ir1rUularitlts, PAINE =, coma ,'hiS-
III IT. AV., near iNth.
Utility CAP.TLE' cur, rhau ua'l1'n sue '"sa-
" fully, rest r. health :,cit az, 'dAnt con'
plex.on Box. 81 tTliiiI Io'' C'h''HLA'.
1OTH ST. a2s wEST-Dr Grove cures irreGulAr'
Ia ties at once. without pAu VI medi' pcs tsesA
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Situations st'anted-frmales.

STESOGRAPHER. SEVERAL YEARS
EXPERiENCF AS ASSISTANT TO LITER
AIRY MAN, DEsLREs SITUATION; WELL
EDUCATEO; WRITES CORRECT Eng,
sa ETPESI 81 sM SarEs aEiuk
~ AND ACCTRATELYi HAS HAD EX-
PERIENCE IN FOUNDRY, ESGiSEEk-
ING, STEAM FITTING OFFICE WOR.k;
Address EDUCATED, BOX l0i sun
OFFICE.
CHAMBERMAIp AND wAITREss-Most viii g
u and obliHing; good refer noes. r. q. e., Il
CAT. Bun uptown Office. l255 Broadway.
NHAMBERMAID - Firs.clAss: wages $40: hctt
" references from private families. A. G.. box -
Bun uptown office. 1853 Broadway.
ruAMBERMAID in q city hotel; honest. capa 10;
y WAGES. $40. Address J. O. NJ, box lSl Sun
uptown Office. 1880 Broadway.
|,OOK (3ERMANy-WasesS $40: excellent .forsncest
" box 54y. sun uptown ONCE. 1898 Broadway.
r AIDES MAID-Undorstandsh hair dressing. pAcx-
IL Inv; good seamstres. best references. NJ. ~
box $50. Bun uptown ONCE. l2hb broadway.
7 AUNDRESS-1 thoroughly competent; wages S2oi
IL city references. c. r., box 645 sun uptown
ONCE 1856 Broadway.
NURSE (FRESCH)-For grown children; good
~ seam stress; wages 500; good references r. IA.
box 54a sun upt bwn ONCE 1850 broal~%'
STENoGRAPHER, experienced; good English edu:
= cation; expert Smith Premier ma ne am
references from former employer; $1,000. Address
CAREFUL box l4i sun Office
WAITRESS: willing to do chambcrworf; com.
w petent; good references. NJ &. H., DoI oI&
Bun uptown office, 1910 broadway.
II,AITRlcS ,-TnCrouyhly nnderSt1nds her duties;
w good references. X. NJ, box BAG, sun uptown
Office, l.B5 broadway.
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tive furoro seoms to be slowly abating At one time
srhitr. .s Nc by 1870 %o.a intar;or atncl.
gained heavily for the week, and there wasa dspo-
sition to sell. The long interest 10 large and pre-
sumsbly rather unwieldy and some are afraid OF o
slump on stop orders, Yet liverpool advices were
better than expected. receipts were light, foreign
financial markets wero reassuring Manchester and
the Continent were buying in Liverpool. fire
broke out IN Independence Stores No 3. whore about
10000 bales are stored: freezing weather was re-
ported In the far Northwest, which may possibly
reach the cotton bolt and finally all declines the
market runs into outside buying orders. was the
case to-day: As quick as one man steps out another
eeems TO take his place only tho speculation 10 not
so large scale az recently.
CorFEE-Rio on the spot was steady at 5Ac. for
No. I. Sales OF 100 Mexican. Futures I'M
changed to E points lower closing steady. Sales
II 900 bags Hayre declinei NJ. Hamburg was
unchanged to Y pfr. American warehouse deliver.
les rs. $50 bags There was holiday In Brazil. Rio
rsceipts Q, 900 bars. Prices hero as follows:
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Sunday school Association Against II. H
RobsitI.

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y. Oct 49, delegates of
the Westminster County Sunday School AsSo-
citation. representing fifteen thousand pupils
and teachers. in session this afternoon at st.
Johns Methodist Episcopal Church, uneni-
BriSSsm f ii. Roberts the Mormon Con GrssSm an
elected from Utah. The revolution. which was
upon Congressman elect John =. UndsrhIll OF
the Sixteenth district to use his influence to
have Roberts expelled at once. after Congress
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CONN ERCJAL

FRIDAY. Oct 13.-GRAIN-Whsat-Sp was
steady. Sales. 100000 bushels for export here
and at the outports. No. I northern Duluth.
34c over Dec. T. o. b. aaoat: No. hard Duluth.
Axe. over; No. l northern New York. 2hc. over
The Northwestern receipts were 1.164 cars
against 1.014 last week and 1924 last year :;
Chicago 194 against 140 last week and PAT last
year Futures closed &c. to &c. lower. with sales
OF 2,l15,OOO bushels. After Change Dec. on
curb was 76E070Hc. Prices as followB:
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Situations at'anted-aaalrG.

DRINTFRS-Pract al nAu. familiar with all details,
i including -stimEipK, SC, desires position NJ
moderate SALARY. Aidress ". A. L.. box 2o2 Bun
Office,
CINIIE MAN. handy wita carpenter TOOLS willing
W sCnTCHERr roo Fast I2th at
IIPHOL|l Freq. ans, ClA-r. desires "uik 81 If-
u ygtr iamly At hoTie restneHCe best reference
GEORGE LEiK!S Ter. eSo 9th av,
NOUN3 MAN. ~, desire, position day or night
i ANYTHING; rrfo enc. Address j., oox U harlem
Sun ofire. ~ West l25th Ut.
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Aarnts afan!ed.
PROFITARIE EMPLOYMENT.

We want good Agents to secure orders for the
Saturday Evening Post. We will pay one dollar psr
day regular salary and commission for each order
subscriber only an order to have Il served by tho
nearest newsdealer. We want well-dressed brig .
young men and women. Gail at agents dep!rt-
ment for New York and vicinity. Mr.. g. II. KID
DER No. SO W. 2tth St. agent for the Curtis Pun
lishing Company OF Philadelphia. Pa.
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Aaukfrs aud 8rpkers.
dividends and 8nterest.

HAVANA COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
80 BROADWAY. New York. Sept. rs. 1922
Preferred stock Dividend.
The Board of Directors, at q meeting held this
day, have declared u quarterly dividend or ONE
AND THRER-QUARTERS PER CENT. on the Pre-
ferred Stock of this Company, payable October
10th, to stockholders OF record
Transfer books will close Thursday, October 9Th.
and reopen Tuesday, October nth.
FORD HUNTINGTON. Treasurer.
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court Cal.ndars This Day.

Supreme court-special Term-PArt H. Ex-parte
smrrognte's Court-Chambcrs. No day calendar.
For probate. wills Of Eleanor j. Robnson, at 1880
A II.
City oourt-speciAl Term-Court opens at 10 A NJ.
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inci,S'c gold reserIS. t2s7.I2s.el5

iaci'd'cs gold reserve. s,s7. I2s.sl5 sas72o5.Il7
Money in London. 3 per cent. Rates Of
month"; bills, i'{iS4h per cent. Amount OF bull
lion withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day. k242.00O. Paris adyices quote
8 per cents at 100 francs Al = confines. EK-
change on London. % francs 80 centimes.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
- ~
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atlilliusry and Hrsssmahins.

EURs Remodeiled and Repaired Seal sacauGs aud
It CApFs altered into fashionable garments, latest
styles, at very moderate prices BANKERS. III w.
ovth OF.
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Patents.

DATERTs for Inventions procured promptly; loH
rates. hOEDER BRlKSEk. "a Nassau a. y. I.
RstA DliAAed 1864.