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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-16
Vol. Ix.-No. 223.-Whoie No. 3435
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily nswspsper-pub-
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price centsper copyor 81 20 per an
num-postages psid--cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morningprce 81 cents per copy, SO ls per snnum-
postsges pad-cash In advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas
ing fast nhas tho largest circulation Of any paper in this
city the .pord and is therefore the best channel for b
siness the city country Prices modsrate-cash
in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and In the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRopniEroR or THE HERALD EsTABLisHMsNr
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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New Haven.

view maven.
tCorrespoudence of tho HeraId.l
New HAVEN, August 18th, 1913.
Great Excitement in the City OF Ehns-Commtnce-
ment-Ariuaso OF Strdngas-Poiitic Movements
--Lades- Concerts, &c.
FRIEND BENEFIT
As you and all the world are aware, this is gala
week tor New Haven-the occasion when she as
sumes her most snowy Dress and her most consplcu-
Gus hustle 1t corresponds 10 anniversary week IN
Gotham with this difference only. that here AN in
tellecual repast is served up instead OF spiritual
The first gun which ushered in the exercises of the
important occasion was fired yesterday afternoon in
College Chapel-he farewell address OF Professor
Fitch to The graduating class II was mastery ef-
fort doing honor to the head and heart Of the au.
thor BY the way, friend Bennett, are you &C
quainted with the Rev Professor? He is a man OF
exceeding modesty, aud is not, therefore, as widely
known as he might otherwise be-but he is undoubt-
eddy the soundest divine and most metaphys steal
writer which our country can boast He is, in fact,
the author of me New School Theology generally
attributed 10 Dr. Taylor.
The hotel are rapidly filling up it'll strangers
from all parts of the country. Those who wish 10
obtain go I'd accommodations, should make arrange
ments week at least beforehand, the best rooms
usually secured some days before co mmence-
ment. Strangers from abroad will fnd agre cable
stopping places at the Pavilion and Tontine In the
poteness OF their hosts, the ready attention OF wait
erS, ana excellence OF accommodations, they are
surpassed by none in the country. The Pavilion,
though at some distance from the centre of business
has the advantage of fine sea breeze. and de-
lightu prospect of the harbor.
Dr. BUSHNELL of Hartford, delivers an address be-
fore the Alumni on "Wednesday morning and DR..
Sprague before the Phi Beta Society in the evening
of the same day. Commencement is held on
Thursday in the Centre Church This Church has
been recently entirely remodelled within, and in the
beauty OF its internal arrangement, the richness,
elegance and taste displayed IN the painting and or.
namen,s, it tar exceeds any thing of the kind the
State. In politics little is doing Amid all the
verses in other parts of the country, the Wings
here stand unbroken The President gave us the
slip on his recent tour 10 Bunker Hill. Unless he
should make call in person, or sends ''Ahasuerus"
soon, he cannot receive an Overwhelming majority
in this city.
Our city so celebrated for its beauty has lost none
of its attractions of late. In Meadow street, Miss
L. is yet the reignDg belle, and while the Miss H.
are still blooming as ever, on Chapel street, the
bright eyes and rosy cheeks of Miss B. and w have
lost none OF their attractions. A splendid concert
will be given by the Bethooven club on Thursday
evening, besides several private ones during the
week. Russell's concert given some three weeks
since, is spoken OF in the highest terms of common
dalton. May We not expect another visit from him
soon? p.
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LATEST FROM MATAMoRAs.-T The schooner EN-
blem, Captain Kenny, arrived here last evening" lett
Matamoras on Friday, the 18th ult., reports bust
ness dull, but the town healthy. Great rejoicings
had taken place there few days before, on account
General VOL was in Matamords, and but few war.
like preparations seen or spoken of; still il was
believed Mexico never would consent to the nde-
pendence Of Texas Nothing important had occurred
of late on the RIO del Norte tronter.-N o. Herald.
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Aud TIC Fulton street, Brooklyn.

AGENCY, 3IH BLEECkER STREET,
wHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale new and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their assortment specially INCLUDES The most delicious and
stamp of eaness and elegance aud the Teas therein
Thoroughly secured from light aud air. that their quality and
mower will remain unmpared in any climate Their system
Of business Is perhaps scarcely to be eSeeed IL
founded upon the utmost regard 70 the rights Of the custom
yeA ceapness All purchasers called upon any
The money will be cheeruly and promptly refunded Country
merchants public ESTABLISHMENTS heads OF families and ship
mssrrs win find il decided advantage 10 supply themselves
from this establishment.
(,rNufNp Java CoFTrN roasted every day
r1e from all parts of the United States executed with
nromrtude and despatch.
y The only warehouse in America Tor the sale Of Hor
IANs celebrated Black Tea. i29 im-m
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NEW YORK @ . BOSTON
SOIINU plI,OT.

SOUND PILIOT.
OWEN PREsCoT Pot. or nsei charge as master and
shoals Boston Portsmouth, Portland, Kenneeck and 9TH
Ek FORTS. Office at Frye X Shaws Nautical store, &2
Water street Bcekman Reference number OF
ton, and Portland. iyi0 lmlsr
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,Assc~A an PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOAT
MI ~ FOR ALBANY-Daiiy at o'clock p NJ

nNUSyH a PEOPLE'S Line OF sTEAMBOATS
E5S-nfST For ALBANY-Daiy at O'Clock P. M
Through diroct-From the steamboat pier be-
Steamboat RoCHEsTER Capt. A. Houghton, viii leave
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening, at O'Clock.
will leave Monday Wednesday and Friday Evening
o'clock.
MAIL LINE.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt M. II. Truesdell,
landing intermediate places will leave Monday Wednesday
and Friday afternoon O'Clock.
The COLUMBIA, Capt. II. G.. Cruttenden, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. NJ.
Passengers taking this Line of Boats will invariably arrive
Albany ample take the Morning Train of Cars for
the
The above boats and substantial furnished with
and elegant State Rooms aud for speed and accommoda
tions unrivred on the Hudson.
For Passage Freight apply board p C.. Schultz
at the Office on the wharf au7 Ctr
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kS6 BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
NIEH PACKETs FOR LIyERPOOL.-Qnly regua

NXEf PACKETS FOR LIyERPOOL.-Only regular
.pasket ship and sails on Saturday the 10Th August:
YORK, burthen 1850 tons, Captain Thomas B. Cooper will
sail positively as above her regular day.
The accommodations of this magnificent packet for cabin I'd
cabin and eerage passengers well known unsurpassed
by any other vessel afoat. Those visiting the Old Country
will find their interest and comfort select this desirable
conveyance For terms Of which will very low and
those wishing to choose the best berhs early application
should be made board foot of Beekman the sub
scribers. ROCHE bROTIIERS & IN SUI
50 Fulton street New York door to heFulton Bank
this Line sail punctual dvertisea will meet with
no disappointment in selecting the above packet
p S. The New York sails Liverpool on the eth of DC.
tober. - 80 " ~
Persons sending for their friends have brought out in
her OF of the packets comprising this and nm
each month. $3.50 ~ "
For passage apply above.
The packet ship Columbus will snccsed the New York aud
sail Tor Liverpool oc the M Of September her regular day
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SrABBrNe AFFRAy-On Saturday night three
young men OF this city, Edward Whitney, H. ID.
Booth and Peter d. McNabb went into Woverton's
the bar asked for beds The osler, MsKown, who
was lett in charge of the bar room, told them that as
they were TRANSIENT customers they must pay in adj
vance for their beds-thls they refused to do, and on
McKown ordering them out a scuffi ensued betwee
him and Whitney, IN the midst OF which Booth
struck McKown IN the eide with knife Mex is
Ia very critical state, and his physicians are not
satisfied that he is yet out ct danger.
Booth - In jail, and Whitney and McNabb are
out on bail in the sum Of $500 each-Aibany
Daily.
NAvAL.--The U, 9. Schooner Dale, U. $. Sloop
Cyaue, and store ship Relief, were on the coast oil
(,oliforn;a lime TAT
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DOCTOR BELL.

DOCTQR BELL deyotes his personal attention (d.ilv
I'll 0P " 20 the removal OF private diseases 10 every
state " suffering under prorsced aggravated
successfully treated by nerpereneed pretended praetton
luack nos,rpns and all who suspect the Of
lurking in the system consult Dr. B. always with
aptee Of
Persons contemplating marriage who haye been the sub
of delicate Diseases Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Post paid letters describing the Of
distance, have his prompt Dr. b
exposes TO suspicion. and well known be safe and
nent.
Private Offices 81 Cedar street. doors from Broadway,
auI2
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ No ~ M
FTHL OLD LINE 81 Jackets f Liverpool will hereafter be
dispatched in the following ercepfng whsu The
sailing day falls Sunday the shps will sail the succeed

These ships surpassed in point elegance comfort
in their csbin their sailing qualities
by any vessels in the trade.
The commander are well known Of character and
experience srcest attention will always be paid 10
promote the comfort and convenience Of passenger.
Punctuaty regards the day Of sailing will be observed
heretofore.
The price OF passage outward is hYed ssventyFve
Dollars for which ample Of every description will
provided, with the exception Of wines and liquors, which will
be furnished by the stewards, " required -
Neither the captain or of these ships Will be respon
sble for any letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills ofladng signed therefor For freight PAS
COODHuE K co, ca South st.
I'll MARsHALL,3 90 Burlipg slip, NY.
and OF BAKING, BROTHERS v CO, Bpool
iva
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AGENTS.
Inc following list Of agents for the Herald where
subscriptions will be received and single numbers are
found for sale:-
Boston, Mass. ............ .Messrs. Redding & Co.
Philadelphis, Pa .......... .Messrs Ziebcr Co.
BALTIMORE, Mo-. WIN. Tayl0r.
Washington, ID. c.. Do.
Buffalo, N. Y. .........,T s. Hawks
New Haven, Conn. IT n. Pease
Hartford, Conn. -. W. Judd,
albany, y. Y..."". Geo. Jones.
LaD Os N. Y. Lewis wara.
Newark, N. j.. ......... ID Smith.
Catsklll. N y. H Aewe.
Peekskill, Y.... It. Monkhouse
Sing Sing, N. Y...,..... IS. Bard.
New Orleans, La. 5000. J. c. Morgan.
Cincinnati. o.. .......... Robert Carnahal.
Paterson, N. j.. ......... Matthew Doughelty.
Rochester, NJ Y.... "A. Jones'
Elizabethtown, N. j.. %. Samuel Crane.
New Brunswick, N. j.. William Solomon.
st. Louis, Mo-. Woodward & Mathews.
Cnariest0n, 81. Amos heed.
nudson, N. x....'.. ...George Clare
Augnsta Ga. ......... .. a. Holmes.
P RSu'is a,s S0 smith.
Irenton, N. J. ~ haunsiey.
Louisville, Ky.... ..".".W. A. Haldeman.
Wheeling, Va. ...F c. Broekman.
New London, Con-. ...S. @. Rogers.
SuCa ~. -. '''J. D. Loaf
Nashville, Tenn. "A. Billings
syracuse, N. Y-.. James Robertson.
brtdgeport u. ..........S. w. Hatcn.
Jackson, Miss. ........... - w. Clark.
vicksbuTg, Miss Mrs E. A. Parker.
New Bedford Mass. "A. Robinson
Providence II. l.. John Green.
s WUs.a, fM Ms ''''.'..'.'L IL ,nompson'
% Yearly subscription to the Daily Herald, 81 20,
end for shorter period at the rate The Weekly
Herald, saa5.
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ToMANgEsAGTUHERs AMP DEALERS IN

ITO FACTURER AND DEALERS IN
L WOOLLENS.-Henry Migeou,, Ensher OF Cloths Cas-
,meres satnets SC corner of Laght and Washington St.
" " respectfully informs the manufacturers aud dealers in
Wooens that his establishment successful opera
ton and that he is prepared with prompness all
lers in his line that msy be confded him. Specimens OF his
workmanship may be application the gentlemen he
annexed and whom he has liberty reiqr lie
also refers the following remark upon his workmanship
the Fair a the American Institute
THE GOLD MEDAL
has been awarded to H. Mgeon, for the beautifully an
ishcd Cloths Cassimees, and satue displayed At the at
exhibition the Institute have thus become their testimony
the perfection Of the by which Nr Nseon has augmented
of the important sources Of the manufacturing wealth
Of the United States By adding very trhng cost from
fifteen per the value Of tho cloths submitted 10
his process OF finishing and preparation The brilliant finish
aud silky smoothnes OF the cloths us prepared must satisfy
every who will examine them OF the great superiority OF
the process pursued by Mr. Mgron Manufacturers and
will de- well acquant themselves b. personal exami
nation with the merit OF his invention.
Orders may be left At Nos g and q Pine st.
REFERENCES
Hslsted Haines \ Co.. 81 Nassau street.
Lambert X Wocott, 50 Pine street.
w &. Langley X Co, 81 Pine street.,
Wilson Butler * Co, "a William stree.
ID. BRIGHAM, 90 Pine ST.
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IAfSCOIIS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
~ III @ 80
the public generally their superior Tor bring
ESssand essnd sGo.u and sg money to any part
NEW IiSE 6E EIyERPooL PACKETS VIZ
sEpp sIbP9Ss, cc sP'ai SS doSS.
sshhip sshaERR R12hN Captain 81 Dspsyssss
New se HoT + SSiSg1Enk stGis apiau Bu.ly
Ship S0uTHERMER, Captain Woodhouss.
Nn sp ssSS ;o 6Gappin Palmer TI,s.
Sailing twice every month and with the NiTE6 LINE
composed Of superior first class American ships sailing
year Tor every days thereby the possibility
Of unnecessary detention.
York Also from Liverpool New Orleans Mobile Savannah
Charleston PhIladephia Boston and Baltimore and the
nous ports IN British North America can at all times be en-
Persons wishing send for their friends will not fail see
any other and they may assured that unus
VIII be taken TO make the passage agreeable the ships being fit
Tn an Is sG be to ne % hs
will be refunded without any deduction usual free
from the various ssapo of Ireland and Scotland
The regular packets for which Subscribers are agents sail
as follows VIZ Ito and from London the lst TO- and Goth
10th, and 25h of each month New Orleans Mobile Savan
a'h and Charleston EEfEsIY r4TFp%pfcGEF the season
Persons IN the country wishing send to their friends
by enclosing the they wish SENT with the and adj
being forwarded per packet after the receipt there
of and an acknow Judgement for the returned per mail
s ,y s es4ss at p s sad with
banks OF sn and branches Eastern Bank of
Bankers London bsssu1 , soa oo
in every principal town of Great Britain and Ireland
FuI9sr PARTICULARS made known t. Sg letter.
d3y e Peck Slip. corner South 81
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80 8 pA,{ : G F2rSrss 49,

FOR ALBANY, TROY, CHICAGO and the CANADAS.
The subscribers having completed Their arrangements with
the Peoples Line OF Steamboats, the North River and the
Rail Road Companies of Albany for running their Express
the season OF 1913 an Express will leave ter office No.
for the above named and Intermediate places
IMPORTANT.
For the greater safety and security Of all valuable money
packages entrusted IN their they have Salamande Iron
safes on board oil Inc steambosts, occupied
eusivey by themselves and the messenger charge sleeps
the same room with the iron safes which ali such packages
are placed POMEROY u COMPANY,
MI &c No. Wall street.
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sC6rS1 al INDEPENDENT KEGULAR QPPOSI.
G@esaLT3'TI0N NIGHT LINE FOR ALBAAN1Y ,
WlTHoUT bASpINGuThe eommodioSs and sab,untal
New York from the of Barclay street. on Thursday the
Sd instant o'clock. p NJ arriving Albany and Troy in
time for the going west.
Regular DaysLeaves New York every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday afternoon, at 5 o'clock.
Leaves Troy aud Albany Monday Wednesday and Fri
day afternoon.
Freight taken a educed rates. Apply on board
s. The above boat has undergone thorough repair and
il in first order. az ln~y
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80 M re @

NEW YOIlR AND HAVE JACKETS. =
Second LneThe Ships Of this line will hereafter New
York the ls and Havre each month"; as fol-
lows, viz -
:. FROM NEw York. From HAvRr.
New Ship ONEIDA, LIST March 18th April
Captain LIST July. 18th August.
-, . yanes Funck LIST November. 10th DecembcS
Ship BALTIMORE, LIST April. I 10th Nav
Captain lst August. i6ih September.
=, Edward Funck lst December. 10th January.
Ship UTICA, { LIST Nav 18th June
Captain LIST Sertember 10Th October.
. Frederick Hewitt. LIST January. 10th February.
New ship ST. NICHOLAS LIST June 18Th July
Captain LIST October 10th November.
j. ID. Pell, LIST February. 10th March
The accommodations these shp: are not surpassed com
bning all that may be required for comfort The price of
bin 800 Passenger will h. supplied with
snisitc with the exception of wines and liquors.
Goods intended for these will BE- forwarded by the sub
scbers free from any other than the expenses actually in
CURED ON them. For freight OF passage, apply
B0YU * HfNCKEN, Agents,
Ie25ec No. Q. Tontine Building Wall and Wata
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NEW YORK AND kINGsTUN STEAM FREIGHT
AND PASSAGE LINE
a4HrH <zd For Kingston, and Delaware and Hudson
Coy Gspall;-7;steimbOits EMERALD and NOR
Tie EMEIlA LID. Captain John KetchaIn, III leave New
York foot Of Murray street. every Monday and Thursday
O'Clock, r. NJ.
Will leave Kingston (Rondout landins) every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock p. NJ.
The NORWICH, Captain John SainueIs, will eaue Now
York foot of Warren every Wednesday and Saturday
o'clock, p VI.
win leave Kingston (Rondout landng) every Tuesday and
Friday at 8 O'Clock, p NJ.
EXTRA TRIPS
The EMERALD win leave the foot of Murray every
Sunday morning o'clock Returning leaves Kingston
4 o'clock day
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
WILLIAMSON, BARLOW& CO..
3msr I6i West street
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yellow Frvrs-CBAHrrY HosrrAL-Repor for the
two days ending Saturday and sunday evenings:
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seH al NO MONOPOLY-FARE REDUCED.
Gs15Hjs New independent Opposition Line for Albany
S6--x-EX- direct.
The new aud commodious steamboat NEW JERSEY Capt
r. H. Furey will leave the foot of Barclay New York
every Monday Wednesday and Friday evening" O'Clock.
For freight apply board Freight taken less
than tow boat prices.
The New Jersey furnished with elegant state rooms and
for speed and accommodation surpassed by steamboat
n the Hudson river III
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.p6nSa "a SEVEN O'CLOCK EVENING LINE
GfLlIE}sfo for ALBANY AND TROY direct without
J-S--R- landing-the splendid low pressure steamboat
ssWALLoW, Captain A. McLeapi viii leave de foot Of
svenin gs at o'clock for Albany direct
The Swallow has large number Of state and for speed
and accommodations is surpassed on the Hudson.
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]~<.A- DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND,
No. Sc;.yhich can be sent by the steamship
~C92xk4Sd1 Of August.
-k4k. We have a all times for sale Drafts at sight
for any amount drawn direct the Royal Bank of Ireland
Dubln Also Messrs. Prescott Grote, Ames Co., Bank
London which paid free Of risk charge
every Poyincs and County besides all the inland towns
answering the purpose Bank Of England Notes Apply
10 addisss, fly letter, post paid , -
IS Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank.
SIR. B. Co., have regular succession of first class
ships sailing weekly from Liverpool Those sending for their
relatives will find il their interest 10 have them brought out
hrough US One of firm, Mr. James ID. Roche there
forward passengers with and despatch For passage apply
JAMES D. ROCHE IA Goree Piazzas,.
ef5r Liverpool.
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sSmSH al REGULAR .OPPOsITION FOR Dos.
GsN1e1.ftEJE3s TON Ton, via NEWPORT AND PROyI-
chagEe fer Berh NswpSrt and Py9ydeqSs Deck 80
VIM H. Peck leaves Catharine Market slip East River every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock, p. NJ.
South ans I'm IN
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NOW Haven.
tCouespoudence Of tho Heraldl
New HAVEN, August l4th, 1913.
Great Excitement in the City OF Ems Commence
ment-Arriua. OF Strang9s-Poiitical Movements
Ladies' Concerts, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

e TIE aduin-itr With lie VIII anHeNed 81 the -
81 Arthur tlai d,eead. 700 cell az private sale the
finsyins e said feed nt- O. vita
quarter 81 section -. TOYS rip 9 range !, IN
Indiana containing Ion valued II 81
I'LL all $40 o..
% The quarter the north oast quarter Secioa D,
Marion, containing -
NaiIed n - PER acTe-in ai 800 90.
3D. bali south quarter Of section 3
n-n D. RANGE m ~ Glars the of ntanaro
Meridian anI Illinois streets, containing acres
ap raised a. $50 %.
h. L., Va. block q in the ova Of indianapolis
praised q 500
quarter anil ha Of The north west
and the hail snh qmuer OF section No ., M
township Np If Ne Madison county, Indiana
hundred ;) appraised II Il - per
an 500 CO.
described w be soi lT no, less than the ap
paneu thereof subject the widows right OF dover M tie
The Willie made by application to Gen. James Drake
Of Iana The undersigned Aurora. Done accordance
with the probate CONT 81 Dearborn The state Of
Indiana.
sept. D.. Isa GEORsE y. I4AsE fdgiai s.rafor, SC.
EyGAZI.AY & DOWNEY 4igraegs. ls-Gw
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BOOK B3NDEEG.

ana account EfOS-A as<Hatfss-HsF
EBAY TIER CO. wholesale and retail dealer and M3nntac-
~ Blank Icr3r Bs. and dealers IA Stationery ar
indianapolis. Indiana, wer there AWAY tc obtained and w
he found constantly hand The articles ntheHhe livery
description luk Booksfo County Auditors and Treasures Sche
Magistrates tlfi printed heads
In allthe Blank Books tes the proved mode nt se
ING which Srggta rk Fetr. And Is nconarahy
superior method Blank books aud
and solid while tile book lasts -iead 81 con-
te the with an Other methods ihenew method
of sewing renders tie ok worth double The old kind though they
durability and se Of hu III The
Eastern work and icterin price
n Co also prepared manufacture all doscr ionS Of
Fancy Articles, such Ladies' and Gtrrmcns Fort folos tas
eis Card Gases Albums, sfectace Gases, ti2" Cases Poke
MUSIC PAPER alway hand. which Ne honndn various
sizes. aud Banks supplied the shortest notice. 81 hac 7rraHse
short
improyed pattern Ruling Machine JustIeoeved
Books and Paper ruled % any pattern.
They prepared DO az kinds OF Bndingin French and Enei
Extra Marble and Gil Edge
Finish. and Periacaboun'
10 match, 10 which personal attention VIII be gwen. Old Books re-
bound style desired. and on the lowest
cER.on sAAc BLAoSFoTD, supreme Judge; Gro "
DCNN Teasuerof Stale n. MoHR, Auditor ct Stale;
MERRILL President Bank j. 81 Ray, Cashero state uk
e. Secretary OfInsuance Company; A. - MoHRis iq
4 Y. H. PA ESt. 3i-y