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SAUTE Be. outs: SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED GarxtbouE: LEGGAT BROS., CHEAPEST BOOK STORE 81 ace rat ot STREET Thin door west of City Hall Part WITH FIVE DOLLARS YoU CAN BUY A WHOLE IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN 100 FLORINS GOVERNMENT BOND, ISSUED IN 1864, Which Donde are tacaed and encured by the Government, and ‘are redeemed in drawiny FOUR TIMES ‘ANNUALLY, oll each and every bond (drawn with larrer or smaller premium. "Every bond 4ver draw a Pr ‘as there are NO BLANKS. THE THREE MIGHEST PRIZES AMOUNT TO 200,000 FLORINS, 20,000 FLORINS, 15,000 FLORINS, And bonds not drawing one of the above prizes must draw a Premiam of not Jess than 200 Florins. ‘The next drawing takes place on the 18ST OF JUNE, 1882. And every bond bought of us on or before the 1st of June is entitled to the whote premigim that may oe drawn ym that dat mn orders seat 1 RECITERED LETERs, and incloe- ing ‘Ss, will secure obe of these bonds for the pect irawing. ‘or orders, circulars, or any other Information, address INTERNATIONAL BANKING CO., No. 150 Broadway, New York City. ESTABLISHED SINCE 1814, “ei, Toe shore Government Bonde are not to be compared tiery whainoever, ahd do hot contilet with any of fatted States, ‘writing, please Turner is said to be only one autograph of Velasquez, the great Spanish painter, in private hands.—Ez. This intelligence will be apt to cause a general wave of gloom and depression to pass over this country. Thou- sands of Americans have been buoyed up with the happy and cheering belief that hundreds of old Velas- que2’s autographs were in private bands, This prom- ises to be a year of disappointments. Norristown Herald. 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The retail price of such works has long been half cent a pound, and we never saw a volame that woald weigh twenty pounds,—Ex, “Tr will cost seven millions and a half to crown the Czar.” The Nihilists think a royal funeral would be much cheaper, and are willing to ‘* put ahead on him” without charge.—Ex, Tue New York journalist bas a good excuse for not attending divine worship. A single pew in Grace Church costs $3,000 a year.—Ex, rps, CONCERTS, 14th ST. NEAR EVERY APTERNOON AND EVEN! Inders for filing “THE UDGE" in book form FICE, 13 es: ia . a4 NO ‘LOH Gat ‘xune Vv aHL 190 GAdVAH-dIVva ‘ka wdOLHOI » ‘CUHSTTANd UTAT SH00d LSAINNAd FHL JO TTMAL ‘K 'N Yoong e10op, TION 98 ) HE Tome ‘ZASQOL ANVEI °8}U9D OT XFIT *S81U9D OL 211 *83U9D OL 99}1a PRICES REASONABLE. COLUMBIA BICYCLE. ‘The Bicycle has proved itself to be a per: ‘manent, practical road-vehicie, and the num- ber In daily use 18 rapidly tocreasing. ro. 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