rrwtstbahonsshysitknsss.
Murals willapat the tract in an
’ otllait condition for titersocs tumou-
row.
A large number oI last horses arrived
Getaway (or the races. Everything
loretells the harness everon this track.
the Westport lads who refused to
give their names were capsized irons a
smell sailboat ofl Grassy Hammock
yttterdsy. W-..”
W. II. Knapp, proprietor oi the lye.
tery house, has leased the store adjoining
in. '1'!!!an ofloa, belonging to the
related John E Smith.
«Fresh milk by the quart every day
at 'l'heo. Knepp’a old stand.
' W. Eugen, of this city, was arrested
by Others ’1'. J. Byrnee this morning lor
re drunkenness. Be is a second “Bob
mail,
iresh westerly. endon
,felr weather.
MAI-anaemia!”
zu'flishtide Lowtide
m- a,“
* mllnswhefe watdii’laoed in Arm‘s
ithLleymoedis'egflh confined
30v 7. ll. Hopkins, ofllewCenasn,
pusobsdettbefirooksidecbspelyester»
deyallerasoe 4......
Thasloop yacht ”Ella May,” of Glen»
wood,ithenlsd up forrepairs near the
oystardoeks.
Thomonthly meeting ol the Building
and Loan Association takes place tomor
row evening. ”mm”
C. J. Palmer has, broken ground on his
Wood nvsrtns lot for the foundation
ct anew house.
John '1'. ”eyes,” of the firm old/1'.
Hayes & 00., has broken gronud lor a
new house on Wilton avenue.
'Ihohoat‘err Hellsflney," with e
”offline“ bituminous coal (or
’ ”snowmen, issthleonl’oint
Workman were employed yesterday
man's needed repairs in the ladies'
toilet “met the South Ilorwalk depot.
The special train (or the Norwelk
more, which begin tomorrow. will leave
Booth Noswslk at 1.15 p. m. and the
hear us 12
Old Well LodgeJ'. and A. IL. will
open the {slim tomorrow evening
by confusing the liret degree on several
candidates
. The South Norwalk Fire Police will
hold a special meeting to-night to act
”assimilation to attend the Port
cheaterfiremen‘s parade.
Will Netti“, of Water street, was
badlyblttsnbylrnllobertltllen's dog
lmtasning. Thisistheseme dog
which attacked letter carrier llathies.
Illa employees of the lionsstonic rail-
road system psesieed at Brookeide pert,
onthelineof theDsnbnryandliorwslk
divhion, yesterday. A monster clam
hats was served.
W enertement was caused
onheoasrdureetiletnrdaynightbythe
Wot stamp inieouard’sbtock.
finflemeswere extinguished. however,
batmennydsmogewm_.done
Tucson“ linrge;rawsll hold an
adjamnedmeeting tomorrow evening.
wbsnthsasnttesn ofpevinglein street
diyonwishyearpitco tnaedor rev
paised‘byeprnerieleirseelsrsworhrmn
“i yousordertolr. Blackness, who
ienowstoppiognttheCrty Buds-out!)
llerwslh. “W”
[belasgehonsecnltesdowrtreet has
bee-hated byChsrles ll. loses. Wil-
lis-W ”the” and Heavens. all oi
Winthr- rest at the summer.
Minsk poeemsionwitbtheir families
“Saturday. “aw”
The committee appointed to assess
hsnedtasasdsassgss idtltn matter of
Fflmwhoisst present eon-
Ind in thalaonabhebngbmhe the
sebum snail straw can
sea-mum Glut- steamy.
n
1' Bones” and will bsrsloased assoon ashe
gets sober.
11st Uelted States steamer “Fish
Hawk," which iscrulsing in Connectio
out waters. anchored in Wilson’s Point
harhor yesterday morning and remained
until this morning.
Egbert Roscoswssarrseted by 'l‘..l J.
WWW. indicates-ass. lie
was tried last night before Justice Aut-
»;tia mined Iilmtfl and costs. . He
paid up and was dhchhréed. ’
Tuaflrmmw has received a copy or a
directory of the bat, cap and for trades
of the United States and Canada. it' Is a
useful little book. compact and compro-
hensive, published at 685 Broadway.
Edith. the intent daughter of Peter
and Fannie Martin, died at the home of
hcrpareute on Chapel street, yesterday
morning. The funeral will be held from
the house on Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock.
Charles Brothertou's skipjack, Hattie,
and Hines’ bunt, Wombat, are hauled
out for repairs ,in anticipation of Wed-
nesday's race. The boats are evenly
matched and considerable money is up
on each. Charles Riley will sail the
Wombat and is confident of winning the
pennant. _~_
Charles W. Smith, the grocer, an»
nounces in another column that he will
remove his grocery business to the cor-
ner of Bnyview avenue and Cedar street,
September I. Mr. Smith has built a new
store at this place and will stock it with
line groceries.»
W. 8. Bailey received word Saturday
that his mother, who resides in Danbury,
was very ill, and spent Sunday with bar.
There is Ito prospect of her recovery, and
Ir. Bailey's pleasure trip east is turned
to sorrow, and his return is necessarily
delayed. ~
-Ftve elegant sewing machines to be
given away at Smith Bros’. shoe store,
one on each of the following dates:
Sept. 30. Nov. 18, Jan. 5, Feb. 17, March
31. The person guessing the nearest to
the number of shot in the jar will be
awarded the first machine, to be given
away Sept. 30. Every dollar's worth
you buy entitles you to one guess.
The Boston News bureau says: We
have the beatnnthority that can be held
in Boston for saying that negotiations
are in progress looking to the purchases
or control of the New York and New
England. The source of authority in
question is not in a position to give,
eithernemesor particulars. From best
outside sources it is believed that the
Pennsylvania re the party interested.
SenatorEverte,ol New York, inspeeh-
ingot a closed bridge over the Harlem
in the Senate oniiaturdsy, alluded to the
terrible accident which occurred at the
IIorwelk drewbridge thirty-seven years
ego, and said that a law was immedi-
ately passed compelling all trains to
flop before posting overadrnwbridge.
Probably the senator did not know that
this law ienot now in lorce In this state.
-in this great and gloriousleud oi
lrecdom murder,snicide and arson are
within reach of even the poorest and
most humble citizen. So is that best
and most economical oi all soaps, celled
Brumels.
ALL AROUND THE STATE.
reactors worseyQWTt-ion that Do Not
lappe- lveey Day.
The head of Edwin Weldon, an em-
ployee of the Stanley works, New Brit-
eta, was caught between a machine and
revolving pulley Saturday and smashed-
Biuce July, 1885, the aisle Fireman's
Auooiation have paidont CIGHOOOM. as
follows: benefits to members, 312, 991. 00;
whines of deceased firemen, 82,750.00;; y
incipient 01,104.09. ,
WJ, Bawllnp, oi ow Britain. wengg'
fleets! I. W. vice template! the su-
preme council, Templars ol Ilouor, et
Jemestrfln, N. Y.” last week. J. A.
Decker, of Connecticut, was made chap-
lain.
11st will of Captain Ebenezer hlorgsn,
of Gretna, leaves e (and in trust (or the
benefit of Baptist churches needing es-
fitnnce, ad a trust land from which I
"added benevolent organization of the
hptlet denomination will receive $1,000
per annual.
New Haven it to loss In the near luture
one of her youngest but thriving indus-
tries. Arrangements are now under
weytorthatransfcr of theplent or the
low Haven Wire Goods company to
Aurora,lll., and there that concern will
ésrryoaitamennfeeturing alteraconple
of month more.
As yet no place hesheeu decided upon
for the moat reunion of the 17th C. V»
though the date for the reunion tells
pse- eponaugnst 28th. llany or thereter-
eat at the regiment residing in this vie»
Inity are in lever of holding the reunion
stiletto Point and bearing the expense
tbs-stress. Baretoiors the reunion harm”
“mum-twitter thepubliohns
Invited the veterans to hold lt.—-Wsst.
m.
my M.
mom mum '
g anally. and there lsmrtalnly nothing
to etswttla‘i to streams in any
or ”humming enterprise, as adver-
tising. The most ‘sueoetslul men in both
advertise in newspapers: and no one who
hqany loreeight or experience would
think or not using newspapers first and
other mediums only as an adjunct.
No field is so thoroughly worked and
to much ingenuity displayed to induce
people to invest money as in these hum.
crona schemes which are generally of
but little benefit and oltcn worthless.
Thousands of dollars are annually ex-
pended' in this way and people will pet-
ronizs them, paying exorbitant prices
for some transient benefit; people who
would salute to pay the same money let
a standing advertisement In a local
newspaper.
This class of people is the first to com
plain bitterly when outside parties who
understand their business. open in their
midst and take away their patrons by
liberal newspaper advertising. They
censure the newspapers because they
carry these advertisements for strangers”;-
and they seem to forget that the press
has ‘any power until it is demonstrated
to their disadvantage, when they invoke
its influence to cutest the very evils
‘theierndirectly rtepo‘usibltior. Roth-'1‘»
Jug delight; widagawehe, energetloed
vertieers so much as to get into a local-
ity where those In business are too
pcuurioua or indilIerent to make use of
the newspapers, and when they do, there
are both profit and amusement in store
for them. In
There is no safeguard like a local nerve-
paper. Nothing can do more to keep up
a town and help business; and merchants,
above all, should give them the prefer-
ence. Yet frequently the only return
the papers get {or their enterprise is
depreciation Irom those whom they
benefit both directly and indirectly.
As long as this is the case newspapers
will be prone to welcome newcomers in
the field, even if their visits are brief.
WANTED.
Advertisements under thlabeed not exucedlngh
liumltimematimcewc lwe'ehfl
ACAPABLE YOUNG LADY (AMERICAIR) DI»;
sires a situation as housekeeper in errand
family; six years experience; best or references.
Adorcaali AL. Box 528. Booth Nurwelk. auléilw
GIRL To Do LIGHT HOUSE W.0IIK IN-
A (lul‘reot No. II blushed street. tiomh Nor
walk.au183t
Ali “Shame YOI'NG Max \t‘OU LB LIKE
work or any kind. flares I] W., South
Norwalk post once. anlsut
-
V run sans:
rAdvertisements under this head, not “nourished?
linealumcmathneswc lwccktlm.
033 TWO-SBA!!!) hQUABl-BOX WAGON
and one carriage. Alpert Stone 76 Harbor
avenue. Norwalk. sold at
‘lvaIN-Pom' sail. BOAT. IR COII
piste mder. Price r5, worth .100 Adams
Box nowsyton. Conn. ans lw
11m!» was? I:
u re 0 eorge w . e or r
South Ham jy'Zti tf
ADIINIS‘I‘RATOR' ii BALE.— A DWKLLING
Rousseau about I] acres of land naught-ch
wed. in south Norwalk being the honest lately
occu led by ijemln eminP.Ileed. deceasedlnqn’m-
oi illiem B. Reed. Administrator
ovens surname wrs AND PAltlh a'r
sessions 81.! PRICE exp 0:»: seer
vauns- amorsv earner BONDS. mass.
morale ran ram»: a comma. Imur.
anonAgcnta. olou
TWO choice building lots. 50 and ac. leer. from, or.
West avenue. Apply to W. e SAIIIS, or
AUOUBT . manure.
Glillllll'i Dfllill hill
0! IOIWAl-I.
Augusll9, 20, 21, 22
, t“. n; w.
. : -. “(F
“RV." ~
‘. \‘1
4‘1 .3 1
‘ l .u
,Im~§.l‘xg‘
mar *' *
$2600 IN PITESES
, can nonnnun ensures.
THREE FAST RACES EVERY DAY.
Bpootml Tree!“
A train will leave South Its-walk tor the
lair easndsy oftherscesatllop.re..
mustang trim the it. an accommodation endlhe
Idem ualaafrmiiewiorhendllxo ac»
ion tram Irina how llaven. which leaves
Bridgeport at la 5.
Leave the Fair Grounds tor South Rorwalr at a. II.
p m. connecting with the d. L!) express and s.“
mmodatsonlrs trains for New York, and the (its:
arm-rodents: tvaln for New Haven.
”The 12 no lmn Danhnry to South Norwaik
and thedthl from nouri- Rorwallt to Dauburv
will also stop at the 'hir Grounds.
an I. A. W 00m Secretary
Maw-— 'v‘r mvnu
M, .» GRAND . ma.
hmmOhumI
SEA BEACH, HONEY ISLAND
BY THE STEAMBOA'I‘
CITY or ALBANY
MONDAY, SEPT. I.
E\Cl IISION FARE, liOCEN'I‘S
have Scull it \‘mwnlk a. 8 ‘II n m. rttum mg by
moonlisht.
leave-t oney Island at?» :IIJ p. m_, Beehmun meet.
New York at I lilo to Bet Thirty first error-tar
6p m amvmgat South Norwalk tulip or null
G E o. J r»; 1. r F F 15;
UNDERTAKER.
32 hot-lb Iain Street. South Norwalhm
Open at aIl hours. The services or an Kmhtilmcr
and Funeral Director secured. um 1y
IIIIIII Business UIHIII!
STAII’ORD. CONN.
BBOPBVS SEPTEMBER Rd.
A Business Training School for bothseres. k
keepiu Banking. Penmanship. hug-rainy. hort-
hand. itirg, etc, thorcughly tang l I’ml
dent may be interviewed at the college alter Aug.
5th. Calnluanee sent on application. j)?”—
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
302 Ind 104 Washington lit.
South Norwalk. last End or hedge.
'I'IIIODOBI COLIIIAN, - Proprietor
Pier Linking (ileum. etc. nines
will suit you 50'!!! hi!) Iy
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
LARGE COIIODIOUS ROI 3!. (‘ ONTAIN-
A lug ebontthirty rooma,sultable fora hotel,
luminary or boarding house. located at Five lite
River. House last water front Milled; plenty oi
shade and trail trees; onehelf mile Irorn Ilotdu
rmsonegivculor flag For farther part
River. Conn sail in
TO LET.
Advertlstmtutaundwthh thh.head mnmedlngt
MIMRIMMIm‘Im
canon or adders ILLamb. propneror, Five lite u
JACOB M. LAYTON,
eel Estate and House agent General Insurance
gmc’y—I‘lrc, Life and Accident. lie-earl
Steamship intern—Cairn and Sit-crave brain
for an and upwards and Honey Orders to all parts
0' lure Notary Public acknowledgi me are
taken. lmad Ticket a, [luggage Cheated Fn Des
85 Washington Street. lent to Post Dales.
SOU'I‘II NORIIIIDK, (‘1‘.
[330“ II!
The Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00.,
$200 REWARD.
ARIWARDOPMwlll Item ”the
paren- “rubbing within
ninety Iro- thla eta. "Hence an Illrient to
procure, warmest“
dlh WWII!-
lhll town wtlhlnlho ujmowmfl
LIAIB. ‘m $m:rn
I'ARIUIJ. DAEIIAI. Male.
MLA '...“
REMOVAL!
lwhh Iolnlnrrn my pauses and the public In
general that] lshallopen ny new-ton
Corner Bsyrlslr Avenue and
Cedar Street.
Ouornboutfleptemherl. wharelsbalihe
maydgmmwfn‘ lmm mused“
stave-int o vanes In
tbehssthraesgor Mummrlesseiathstystflstltne
lhetmakvupa m grocery stars.
EMS Y. SII'I'I
A. ll. IllllCIIAllIl, Principal
tall Ill ”Milo i0) I:n Street. liorwleh (I'M
BREAD!
comet, TWIST,
RYE, mullAHAll.
IIOIE HAD]! A SPECIALTY
A Variety ol‘ Pies and Cakes.
ICE CREAM DELIVERED AT AU.
IIOIIIIB.
OUR CANNES ARE THE BEST,
"antiserum-Mm“ 6”
salt
I
i
YSPECIAL SALE
SAILOR and SHADE
H A T S. '
YI'OII 'I‘IIB F01 RT“ 01' JULY .
e
VIENNA,
will)!“
"YIIIII'III II III.
FIN EST
SUYIEB’BESIIBT
---——:(0Nl:-—-——
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
new ATTRACTIONS vars
SEASON.
III IIIII III III KINDS
.4... .
‘If-lnll ‘J
Girl-YES mutant
FIllIfiNSTIEN & IllflllfiL
PROPRIB'I'OIIS. my% I!
ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER "MEDEA,"
car-1'. rs. nownaan.
'.l'.‘ 1m 9 '.I'.‘ a. 'b 1 6
Daily tri madam Iorwalk to Home Point
sndiielli: [send—10D" m.. liwp. tn.. 210p. m..
320;) m, h..li)p In
mnemonmrvr.
3”" «la. in. to South horwslk.
00
II as
822
.to Wilson Point and South Norua' k.
run: am rsuztn.
.to Wilson Point.
to WIN OIWIIK.
.to Wilson“ Point and Eou'h Not-walk
to Booth Horn elk.
.to Wilson Point and South Norwalk.
ma wvuoa mm.
to Inn Island and Itotou Point.
. pspu:¢p men
853% 3533333 323
'9va {saviour- gym:
to Bc' l island and South Norwelk.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
leave Bell Island 9 10‘s. m to: south Nor-walk
brave South liorwelk tor Roam Point and Bell
{Island 1030a. III. mean. In... '.Dllp. m. Ship m.
t p or.
Leave Rotor! Point for South Norwnlk It a] e m.
Ilsa. to 245p m.. lisp. In (hmtohell Island
ileou Point). a :3 p m. last trip.
First one way.15e; Excursion ‘l‘iehatc. 25c
Theledmwlhetnpetborlrm‘ Point. onenyof
Its resufl'sr tripe, when there are peueugere to get
on or o
The Iedce may be engared for loon'ucht Kacur
alone at reasonable rates Terms upon application
to the Captain. my2~l 1.!
Fl'
5595 5325553 gasp!
Paw-Cr.
To New York in Ices Two Hours and
a Half.
The New and Pnleiiat Dreamer
“cm CHARLES, "
I‘AP'I'. FIRED L BI'XBlil-I’
Will mmmenee dashing Dally Trips to New York.
Comlort, Safety and Speed.
POPI‘LAR PRICE—South Harwell to Net
Yak. single trip. hirsute: excursion (.0 cents. 0n
and after
HONDAY. JUNE 10th,
The e earner will leave Wilson Point on arrival at
iloueetoulc train leaving south Horwnlk at 827 a.
to Returning leave New York. MahatIIIver
lootol lederaou meet so»??? loot cl
Thirty firsturnet. leetriver at 15 connect-
Ine with train at Wilson Point For ilchrt and
'hrther laiorrnntiou apply to P D. HUNT Agent
1' aired attics Esprem Cumnsu
ms’sr s-rsr'iaiig'l'.
Vice I’rmldrnt and “renal MI,” 1 mm
a
wet. New York
IIOUSA'I‘ONIC RAILROAD.
MNBURI I NORWALK DIVISION.
Carotid Juno llth. rsso
out! OK BO’I'ON BILL. DIV an Bottle: We her...
water in completcordtr; possession at out: users-nan, coast. gouTtx.
Ilrs. Ira? Hoyt. Bur organ Namath. salt-iv It You?“ mauhypaytas mnmu‘liye ahmym , 1,. “on“ \r. Lv MMNMIIL Ar. yeah-on Point
even It on on»! Vng went) .arai,1u LII Lin
[1008' gnugy‘ljr‘gglrfimrfie't :l'l‘lgls Why not take an hidowment Policy Iur ynmzeli ll 8 I: .' , " Oh “
3 A‘meard' ypu live. tor your heirs if you die? I in” as m“ u w” u
,;w:..._..__.._._. .......... I'LL! L' IIOIISDIEU. Agent lhl 9 re. 1 top. I. l 17 p. m
PABTIBN‘I‘B IN NIW IIGUSJ'i. COItNIit 1*!me Norwals, Lane. 409 470 " 421 “
A Southlaln Henry streets. Balls of lonr "~ T*"'“"” 6H “ lined dill "lined ll” "l‘x'd
nnw-Ixmmmmmm .. ,gugmg»; J (ll-IN I). DOUGH l‘ I 3;» :2 :: “0,3, 2 z: ,3); 1: :2
L3. Possession at once. Apply to W. Young“ A ll'l‘ I S '1‘ tonnes.
kwood llg. (‘0. or'l‘aylord'. Collins-£0 11;?" 950mm.
"0",“ Formerly or West Twenty-Inuit street. New tort: an 9. ‘
3035...») eatndiobzathel’rm our. banning NOIITH.
. r w m a prepared to that l
I 02,3031! “gagggn Brant. “Smith rpm,“ "w airbus m m M”. m m m3; Ligllsuufolllt ”swims. Yam
crtraltPslntisg, Watercoloran [lend Draw "a .. ,5" tr . titans.
Ilousnor arou'r nouns or: venue or. his “TIMI! WWW-'25“? bloom u o; .. mrp... , me n.
th Waterendlt " tho “lined 21 "It” us all
hm Rentals New, to John If. Knapp, as ”5,“. m .. ems...
“MW" '“‘ ra, uate 2°" '3... .3: I... rem“
.. .
£‘80lm APRIL I“. OH BIYIOUR PUG}. I 10 gm?-
lowerdnnr dvernoersendtwdroomsingle ("Mum "I' sign Ila...
”$ng” sm'i. If, ”iv-- mun.
MIA W" 3 : ,.. Iain-menu“
W “8.: Attend the W“ College‘ mar" "M'
Ifld. I on willarq sin-ea um ll) “ "
lhn- wag. boot prirelen veins tnyce Iran emu err- ”10“.“ my“
menses Sept. '.' l 90 hondSnrillusmlrd catalogue . {$.- It.“ lfla.‘
WIMIBIMI .fi’i RSI (ram cow 5 I) Pu
DasssumG. I m-
. . .flf] ea ”Intestinal
(your) a nan-m e: lo and III. IMUWWP‘ *0 ---------------------- 39"“ :‘Mmty'umunnnw
manor rs. damage ‘Ilorxtrsrhrgafnrtuoksaadrteumry. 3 WWII-filam'lleeg'r
liege augment. sell w w "Ill-M.
W Lm¢muln M
Those mung flat and mm will hm
IHat Trimmed Free
“III. II IIIIIIIIII
8 WATER mum,
“DIWALI. 00H.
qullumu
We are selling... Lebanon
(Conn) Creamery Butter at
22c a pound. We bought this
Butter sixty days since, before
the price advanced, and that is
how we are'able to ofier a. real
Butter bargain. It is very
sweet; such quality of Butter
is selling in this city to day at
28c a pound. It is the same
quality that costs from 35c to
40c a pound in winter, when
put up in prints. It’will please
you in every way. Try it;
22c a pound.
Our Tea is giving perfect
satisfaction to a number of
PE: wgfxtgigimfinfzflgfin
cents a pound.
lhllhuMl
Try le'slerl’s Lillie Lru-rllire
Pills. only 15 cents.
PLAISTED’S
‘ Dunc s'ronn.
Perfumery is always in sea-
son. We have a very large
stock of all the leading odors
in Extracts, Toilet Waters and
Colognes. Our Toilet Soaps
are the finest that can be
bought—Colgate, Pears, Palm»
er 8: CO. Try them.
~fl..-_.-—
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
43 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Q00
Try I’lm'xlvd's .lumm'm Ginger,
H111.2I)l)”’0‘.)l'llll..‘l
l} DBKLYN I Still,
Mantra to 0 l. DIILYN.
51 Washington Street, South Nor-«all
27 Iain Street Harwell.
lint-Clan Balers, Confections
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
counts. as warrants. _
JollN BAUP’I‘,
remedy-seep. eI Panniers tastier. has
Meat Market
IsWIJ ”murmurs
”what Mistral M
All Kinds of Fresh, Sell and
blanked Instant law prices.
Vegetables in their season.
VOLUMES !
OF
STANlllllll Willis
AT
.pea cENTetIEAscH.
Humming
Writevmnmj on?!“
III]
e of P0
than ”I
MUM”? 'l"
BURNS, BRYANT, BROWNING,
COOPER, CONWAY, CAREY,
DICKENS, DANTE, DUMAS,
ELIOT FORRESTEI ,GOETHE,
HAWTHORNE IRVING MACAULEY,
LONGFELLOW, RUSKIN, SCOTT,
THACKERY, \'ERNE,'YONGE,
IND MANY OTHERS.
Also several times Of BESANT & RICE, in
Paper Covers, at ll) cents.
Children’s BOOks,
From 50. tO 750., of att'active works and
at popular prices.
l..|liI:IIIIIman & Son,
84 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK. o-r.
Thuflms
uumum
mumwm
ml
Try them
during those,
I huh vlwysv '»
'0
“$5.33?”
_ l5" ' .4 _
N ”m”
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Steamboat to New York.
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