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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-24
Tic Dolorsux and Neuralgia.


These dreadful sBl sEoniiing cssap..lal. an, ~.
s'isisly T't'Fsi BY the application ~ the O,I'.se
bstt, NsCEL.,g AL FLutb. The Belt iihutss TIE
lssctrieity throagh the ystsm the Necklace has q
heal eject ans he flaii acts inscty upon the ~
ectsd nsr,s In ihss. li'fssslhg sniie,iSns the sp
PliesI'on NEVER FAILS
o. Many hundred Csr,ihcatss iioH Ill p.rti Of the
eoah'fy Of the most sAifaoTiihaFy character c.E b.
sissn. AZ repaired
o. NO trouble 90 Inconvenience sttshls N. u.s
81 On CHRfST1ES C.fLp.fNIC .gETTCLES
snd hey may bs worn BY the most lsstls and dslcsis
With perfect ease sni safety In m.ay cssss the
'aitoh attending their use 10 higls TissfaU sHel
ipssa'b Ilsy csa be seat 70 'ny pat u ths,
country
Prices:
The GAlyanic Belt. Three Dollar.
The GalVanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galyanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
o. TIE srclss ace sceonrsuiei by hlI ~ plan
hrsctons lsmPhlsts WitA fall particulsrs nay -
hai Il the huthSnIsi Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
~ b'usrs u CsWHi'gt,in ed H'"ilisI il1aiisSI
d. g. MoREHEAD, NJ. d,
GENERAL AGENT TOR nm UNITED srATLS
III broadway, Sew York.
Foo ,ale 10 Paris, b, the ou., authorized agonl'.
Hubbard 4 Stcyrus.
For sale at SOuih Pari-, ly Rust \ Go.
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IN ENTRNORDlNAN CASE.

80. ..I J. q. . - No. 81. - '.- ~
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gives the specuators great and they can wc AZ
ford TO pay the expected Any wishing get
out warrant and patent without delay by making
present Of dollars In each Of the two Offices above
named step before twenty thirty thousand warrants
which have been for long time file waiting their turn
and into the market sufficiently In advance to com
mand high price Spectators who are SO continually
engaged In looking up claimants buy claims for abous
So cash. BY paying $40 for hurrying the certificates
through the Land once, and much more for hlrrying
she warrant through the Pension ONCE making $40,
which added to the first cost makes total Of Sso-and
the market price here $50 each giving profit OF $50
each warrant-the speculator thus has almost the
monopoly Of the market The iniquiy Of this system
win clearly appear when 1t is considered that the
certificates delayed long by the preference given to
those who pay for it, the only actually owned
by the poor soldiers Tho,e hurried through in the
ner described above, belong to spectators who have
bought up the original claims and whatever advantage
gained by being first in the market Is much add-
rona profit the Spectator The Secretary Of the In
teor must look to this Every claimant should take
his turn; and should be able to obtain advsn
tage by paying for it The matter must not be lost sight
oft Of vast Importance to large class Of people to
Secretary Stuart must purge his department of all who
have little regard for the public, whose interests
entrusted to their keeping
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HOME STEADS.

ELoRENCE AND KEYPoRT.-THESE TOWNS ARE
situated the Delaware and the Rartan in the d.
line between New York and Philadelphia They
.yery advantage for business residence plank road Is
tbont to be constructed between them which sill be the
horouhare the North and the South and
be the site Of all the prominent manufacturing
lions Plans and ton be had at
tle Of the Florence and keypor Company at Flo
at the transfer offices Of the Company
Walnut and Dock streets. Philadelphia, and No.
Hanover street. New York.
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rELEG RAPIi.

A MOTHER TELEGRAPH oFFIcE-THE MANAGERS
"A Of THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY"
whose line Of FIVE WIRES extends 10 PHILADELPHIA
and FOUR WIRES TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
thence connecting with the CHEAT WESTERN, SOUTH
WESTERN and SOUTHERN lines Of Telegraph in their
efforts to furnish the public with every aud
facility for the transaction and dispatch Of business
lust oIened and tted ano.her Office at No. a3 BK0AD
Way two dooro below Fulton street west side from which
citizens whose places Of business residences
Wall street strangers and others at the hotels tele
graph direct to Philadelphia baltimore Was aud
all stations south and vest without the delay
ofhavng 10 or send 70 the old established General Once
corner Of Hanover and Beaver streets.
The condition Of This line has been lately greatly improved
deriDg reliable, except In accident
storm. and its mode Of business has been system affixed In
both transmission and plan OF delivery of messages
Company have Offices In Philadelphia.
New York well as In Jersey City, Ne xark New
Brunswick, Princeton Trenton, Wilmngl ton Havre de
Crnce. Baltimore and Washington.
The NEW YORK OFFICES are at eB BROADWAY, two
doors below FULTON street. side ia
OVER AND BEAVER SHEETS
hoped that this further effort Of The MAGNETIC Tele
graph Company and it's every effort public
WIN. \. SWAIN. President
New Ysrh. June q, 1851.
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SALES ny AUCTION.

WIN. MCCORMICK AUCTIoNEeR-AUcTIoN NO
w tee.-Mm Mccormick a. Co. viii sell tuis day, At 10
o'clock at Spruce street. to adv snee sd stora
good Pisnorte Parlcr Organ. also collection -
Oil Paintings and kngrayinTs in frame Also the stock
tailor consisting Of Coats Sack Vests. Pants -
DY J. HECEMAN, AUCTIOSEER.-M0NDAY, JUNE
ID 81 aif past o'clock T.. M at the of Co
lumhia and Orange streets Brooklyn Heights Gentee Fur
niture A seneral rtment Of Parlor, Chamber and
Kitchen Furniture Catalogues will be ready AZ the sales
Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock.
UcTIoN NoTICE-TH0MAs BELL. AUCTI0NEER.
"A BY H. N. Bush-arse sale this day at Ota clock, in
the Auction Rooms, 10 North william street q ysiuaal.
housekeeping articles Furniture splendid Pasngs nrst
rate Pabofore Hotel and Refeeory Turnt ure Sofas Bed
steads Looking Gla Bureaus Carpets Mattresses &
THOMAS BELL, Auctiooneer.
A UCTIoN NoTlCE-THoMAS BELL. AUCTIONEER-
"A BY Bush-Monday At l01 o'clock at the old stand
Of Duane and Chatham stresis will be continued
and closed the balance stock Of choice Furniture of al des
crp,onsby order Of the proprietor and manufacturer Mr.
c. w. Dawson This sale viii the best Of the Fur
nture Sofas &c which could not be got ready Ia time
Every article Will be sold without and must be Ia
Ken day the building will be taken down first July
T.. BELL, Auctloneer.
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DUTNAM COUNTY CoURT.-BESJAMIN Won KEU-
rep, sintn against Casper Mason and Moiessa Ma
sor, his wife; David Mason vii lam Henry Mason Elira
sason Mary Gurshsm. Hannah MIL r. desndants-sn
ton 20 foreel mortyag- To Casper H. Mason. David
haion. Wilirm Henry Macon, Ers Maston Mary
and annrh Miller take notice thas you hsrsby
moned and required TO the complaint la this
Which hi.a In TIE once Of the Cerh Of the county
Futnnm. tie twelfth day Of June 1851
copy Of At the village q Cold spring
futnsm eounty New ork within twenty days after the
service 81 this summons you. exclusive Of
sush seryie, and also take notice that fail 70
said complaint within twenty days Aforesaid the PLAZA
tic will apply 10 the said the reisf In
the std com plant. Dated June ~ 1871. Yours &e.,
l.. H. mccoy, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cold Spring, Futnam county N ~
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A. secREA a co, HAVING ESCAPED THE RE.
FOURTH OF July.

DATTLEs OF 70 GREAT CELEBRATION OF THE
ID Seventy fifth anniversary Of pendence Newbugh
Wsshipgons Head Quarters dedicated by Gen. Scott
July ibThe large and popular steamboat Hero, Capt
Rider, will leave Broome street the 9Th o. July At
o'clock A. NJ Montague street, Brooklyn At ia ociock
Chambers street at o'clock and Hammond street at 10
oeloek On passing West Point national salute will be
fred and another when the boat arrives AZ Newbugh The
Legislature have been invited 20 attend the celebration and
grafton viii te delivered ~ Rev Mr. sproue Of West
Point. Pare ~ cents each Tickets al Joes music
s'ore 900 Broadway, and At Doughtys. 10 Fulton street.
RrnnAlNn.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GUPREyE COURT.-WILLlAM u. HAMILTON VS.
- Cyothia a. observation-disclosures for Divorce.-To Gym
this a. nhmilton-Nadam:-lou hereby summoned TO
the complaint in this which
with served upon and copy your
me a. my ofse, No. 81 Braome the New
York within twenty da after the service hereof exclusive
OF the day or euch and II fail
complaint - aforeead the plaintiff will apply The a,nrt
Tor relief demanded In the complaint Dated May ~ ISL
No. 3s4 Brooms street.
The complaint this action wa, hed In the ONCE Of the
Cei Of the City and County Of New York. on the 9TH day
D June. 1871 -
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PAPER fIANGlNGs, sc.

ZINE FRENCH PAPER HANCINGs DECORATIONS.
&C. No 40 street. between Madison and Chatham.
Those In want OF the above articles should omit 70 look
through establishment their interest taste
be best consulted nv call. THOMAS FAYE n co.
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PU8LICArs.,Ss.


II Hsssrine for Jqly-Ths inserar,onai for July
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BeneSolsnt instisutions Of New Yosh. Illustrated.
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The Ssnsr .nsso9 on 81 rNHsss por,,,
The Cs, s.ai raiass.A Letter lra LOAaoa Illustrated
Sketches Of OH Lie s IN Sweden 1a0'' S'0'S'
4 frsn ,hmsn' Opinions Of American Female Poets.
Authors and Boob s2ico articles.
The Fine Arts-l0 articles.
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A Story without Name, by James ntinued
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MUSICAL.
yVANTEp-As oRGANIsT.--oNE ACCUSTOMED TO
w the Episcopal service preferred Address ursanist,
CoL. DURYEA'S QUICK STEP, ARaANGED FOR TIE
~ pianoorte composed BY e. s. Grafua, author u Cap
Sgss sd Ssse S 20
Broadway.
LSoR sALE-Two SUPERIOR MoCKING BIRDS TWO
IL years old sing night and day, the
Also for sale young ale BIRDS
in the city. Apply At the Station oute, Old Slip.
nor sALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY Sc.
cond hand Panoforte, Boston made, good order, viii
be sod at sacrifice in consequence Of tho family
III ss A%saesn fs sns Action
AL3 Broadway, where IL can be seen.
NJUsICAL-PIANos FOR SALE CHEAP-A SPLEEN
VI did octave rosewood Piano with all the mo Tern i'm
octave one for so; for st Tor $50 So
HENRY bESAhY SJe Bowery, 'cond door.
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E5tfoasni " Herard DsiYiot-Tae Hanging Case Post
Ioa,s- Ts,iiuon, f. Conmuis,en--N ,higy ora,y,s
Out TaTfisonrr,a' yor DIN Case &c.
This pn 10 day u great excitement in Howard dis
trct about twelve miles the city accoun. q the
second respiie Ny the Governor q negro named kmo
Green sentenced to b. hung for rape committed o
white woman named jos. phine fepee At the trial no
defence made ~ the negro and he vitced
at TnioCts about tstvs lss from the vicinity o. the
deed being prcseu, who knew the character %
The wumsn On inquiry ID The minister n attendance
tht oupr' u has bptn nscertained that The woman
h 4 bad character Instantly nspciating, dancing aud
drintitF win The uest degraded n the blacks third
strf,s bat b. summoned - the tral bat that
Green ought not u ~ hung that be with the
10 The pfrre time this offence took pace The prisoner
ah that this witness nght b. summoned at the trial.
bot III :, unsel reel' ctrd :" d. %
- 70 the nature IL the sxcitenent In the district tho
fotDving haudbh. which ha~ been circuaa.d far and
vide vii show
Pno,tkuarrs - fotra,d County Take Notice = Amos
Grttu will b. hung flcotts Nils Friday Jun,
9Th 81 N o'cockA " Il u hoped The citizens viii
n whutd Abo'itionisis stat1 ~ M upier
Tnr Pgortr
Gevrrcr lowe vhots NV IL tbts city "a hearing ~
NF lfIHrltuN ou#n.It1 1t., uipf Is ht0E The ~
vtiltts. les rtt. .ta tl taftiuvs - pN himself Ia
tpst .ttsf 90 iUtUt tt fI WUtNfr witA tue c1mpa-
tfe tt MILITARY Il, beae,. lH er tsfa tt t1 ltts
Er#ft0Hat Nt tlp heIB st .ta nI8Uas nvNen Tn tho
dt IS ctthete cttttv n.1 81 Hodrftni btU I'M ~
vttu tt te tpeu uri e. - ttr = II .te r.err. sd
tN1 tt# "lH t.r CIT f.s"t. et i5 at y we Far-
Doses urUsa tIsI y. e# thar" ..ht tAve y a DE
t1uu st toutr6re q .tte tlf Ilt IL human being,
itI ttAt trtucbUbttf.ta tlt rHtul-f resentment
q, vsruor Love j. - nerve how, Yer. ADD whilst
be the last b. influenced BY any spurious syn
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EXPRESS AGENCIES. sc.

u EpUcED RATEs.-TRAssPoRraTfo TO CALI.
N fornia via the lsthmus Of Panama. by Zaehrson Mel
con & Co. For particulars. apply 10
n ZACHHISsON A. CO. Agents ~ Wall street.
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Our Baltimore correspondence.
BALTIMORE, June %,

BALTIMORE, June %, 1881.
Celebration Of the Fourth Of July = fs DEBTORS Jubs-
lee--S,rtsnce Of the Cosdea Murd0rs-Great Err
citensnt in Horu,d Distria-Repriepe ola P,iso-
a1, &c.
Our City Council having declined to appropriate
any funds to assist in public celebration of tho
Fourth Of July, efforts making to raise sufficient
by private collection, which has far been quite
successful. The new constitution superscdes the
old one on that day, aud our Jail doors will be
thrown open to the prisoners for debt, early an tho
mornings and doubt not that many win be pre-
sent to see them turned loose. Since tho adoption
Of the constitution, those having money owing 70
them have pushed up their accounts Mt tremend-
Gus rate, and the effect has been 10 ELL up the debit
ors' apartment Of the jail beyond all presodont
There has been as many as sixty taken in during
one week, all for debts varying from sio.te 80.
Judge Lhambcrr yos.erdiy Eestsnccd Mich Ilds
MURPHY, Abraham Taylor, and William shelton,
10 the kent County Court at Chestertown, to DEATH
for The brutal massacre of the C-sden family
When asked what cause they could gave Why SON
tence Of death should not DO pronounced upon
them. shelton replied have nothing TO lay.
except that was not there, aud knew nothing about
H." 1aylor's reply wa,-"I am as innocent
that BOY in the bar the witnesses shaw and Drum
mond have sworn falsely-therc Is not a word OF
truth in what they have sail, except 10 the state
ment Of shaw, that | took drink ut the spring
with him" murphy replied am not guilty; l
know neither part or parcel Of the matter
They we're convicted manly on the testimony Of
shaw. who was With them, AZ he alleges, against
his will, and oil ne as the deed com
nitted. The story he told on he stand corrobo-
rated with confession he made 10 a third party It
daylight on the morning after tho murder, long bc-
fore any tidings Of IL had reached the vicinity TO
which he had He'd.
The negro, Amos Green, under sentence OF death
IN Howard district, for ripe a white woman.
and who was respitcd two weeks since, has again
been Iesptcd by Governor Love, 70 enable him 10
inyestigate certain statements made % him, that
seem to throw some doubt on the guilt Of the 40
cured. tits alleged that the woman s Of worry bad
character attending the negro darces, aud drinking
with them constantly, throwing some doubt On the
reliability % her testimony The people, however,
not knowing but th, woman honest and vir-
tuous, no defence having been made tho trial,
are loudly clamorrg for bis blood, and great fears
are entertained that he will be seized and hung on
Friday, in despite q the respite Governor Lowe
b ~ announced that he wi decide ON the case on
Monday next, and in the interim the Sheriff will
doubtless bring the prisoner to Baltimore, TO secure
his safety
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FOR SALE AND TO LIE r.

CANNON FOR SALE.-A LOT OF BRASS AND IRON
~ Cannon all sorts and Sizes suitable for ship OF nd
service Also. ammunition Of every description Apply at
100 Maiden lane.
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ASSURANCES.

MECHANICS UNION HEALTH ASSOCIATION, or
l Zee No 90 Canals corner q Broadway over the
Broadway Insurance Company This IL associntion for
the mutual assistance Of each other To- Of sickness
accident This association Organized the st Of yanu
and csptal Of So 90 and
rsTdly Increasing BY rsyDs per year you viii draw
stnu week. when Sick - draws So S. draws ~ 50c
s. Gravs So Bylaws snd regulations. ans further In
rmAton be bad at the once No. 50 Canal street.
ner ef Broadway once hours from nine N. TO nine r.
w. II. DEAN, President
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y. 49,
A POWERFUL GRAY HORSE. RISING SEVEN
drawing great weight and suitable for description Of
work; warranted sound and gentle VIII be sold cheap.
Apply to GEORGE RAPHAEL, Do Pearl street.
LNoR sALE-Two MARES ONE GREY. THE OTHER
yellow bay both handsome warranted young sound and
kind brisk travellers. prompt drivers and PROMISING
they been trained Can be for
At John L. snediher's Hotel Jamaica turnpike.
EOR sAIE--A VERY SUPERIOR SADDLE HORSE.
eight years old has ridden lady since March;
u sound Kind and stylish chestnut sorei be at
Clichestors stable. 10 Cherry street
EoR sAIE-A FIRST RATE FAMILY HORSE BH
hands high, sound and kind in all harness and hne
saddle horse Aiso two seat rockavay and shifting top
buggy wagon both light and In good order Apply at
Lynchs stable No. gTreny first street. near broadway
CLOTHING.
CAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" The highest rtiee be obtained by ladies aud geute
who have any left Of Clothing Furniture aud ewery
&c. dispose Of Nv sending through post otherwise,
for J. LkVINSTYN, f65 Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies attended 70 by Mrs.. Levenstyn.
CasT OFF CLOTHING. COSTUMES JEwELRY, FIRE
" ArEs SC. wanted. tlsDen families havirE the
above red articles for sale will be attended their
residence by Leaving orders addresnx ne through the
Poet once to N. LLYkTT. No. Barclay street. Of
Broadway.
CAsT OFT CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" aides gentlemen leaving the city. breaking
obtain the highest cash price for Clothing
Furniture BY ding thr the posi- ~ his resi-
dence. l. N. DUsSElDDkP. IS Elm street.
NJ Blades attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf
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1911 rounrn July EXCURSIONS rRoa NEw

1871 FOURTH JULY EXCURSIONS FROM NEW
1901. rorl y Philasepni,s BY Camden and Amboy
North river Ny the superior steamer JOIN POTTER
ths "a snd 81 July, by A w. and r. NJ lines aud the
~ bySA line for south Amboy, thence By the com
~ tpiendd g. Phadelrhia Returnng will leave
1htadefuhia Walnut wharf the Ath OF r.
w. and the 5th 9th and IN ~ July By either of the lines
OF the adem aud Amboy Philadelphia aud Trenton Rail-
l. BLISS, Agent.
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CALIFORNIA NOTICE ENrRA,-GOoDS suIPPED
~ by A u Miller Cos California Express are invaria
bly, placed board the all Panama advance
Of tie mail and and by other First
come hrst served the only excluve privilege sranted
TO whatever others advertise aud facilities
known 70 all vho have crossed the sthmus Next ship
ment CIescent CITY 9Th. Ofiae No. % Val atreat
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FINANCIAL.

METROPOLITAN BANK.-INSTALMENT-Th ma
1u instalment Of Fifty dollars per share the Capita
stock Of this Bank 10 required be raid 1t the
house. Wall street Wednesday, the ninth day Of Jut
next BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
j. T. WILLIAMS Cashier.
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CALTFoRNIA rxPREss NOTICE rxTRA,-.pAxs

EALlFOHNlA EXPRESS NOTICE ENTRA'-ADANs
" Cos Great California Freight, Package and Parcel
Esrre per steamer Crescent City saturday June ssth
and steamer Tennessee from Panama the 18th July
In Consequences 81 the recent destructive eonfaraons
San Francisco ana Stockton and the medat. demand for
description ~ merchandise supply the California
market havr made arrangemss for .end root large
Express freight w the steamer ~ the 18th md the
edtuay 70 guard against the possibility ~ attention from
the heavy rains at this season the isthmus. Mr. w.
swett favurahiy known Freight between
Chngres and Pansms and W V 70 our ploy
the sthuus has In Anticipation ~ the requison made
The ample provision throughout the entire route FOR
the speedy tranit ~ Panama IN for
Nf u - Mail steamer Tennessee. 18th July, for San
Francisco SPECIAL freight agent ard special messentr,
firm New York rflre, vii accompany the
through usual ts destinatan shippers desrous II
gtnF their ra1ds forward With dispatch sill ~ sell
line q ~ sn SRI eeement with the " Pacihs Nail steam
ship Company freight takes precedence ~ al
others y trainers Aiarge fright BY this
pres Saturday 2th inst must te delivered - sth
nynieesl before the 18th inst Small parcels AID d
patches vii te received un 2aciockpM ~ The asy -
sailing No charge - shippers Tor Custom House cearance
lCpNular eer'iheaes Everything w this lac
~ PVT w Va water proof condition. ~ sill he ~ N.
owners risk No pack should exceed ~ 10 weight
ADAMS 6tO, 10 and y wall street.
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DERFoRD cos GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
- Crescent City this day in charge Of Mr. A. H. PRIZE
81 New Vera Othee. frist tsesty cent less tan
other Espress Packages received iii ~ oclJcs
csis and letters till 2 pm. BERfoRD Co, yesey
street After House.
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TRUNK LosT.-LosT. ON THURSDAY NIGHT. THE
18th instant, on the railroad between Buffalo and AL
bany Black Leather Iron Frame Trunk. with portm,n
tean tor marked j. O. M in white paint on end ct.
Mitchell Philadelphia, on brass plate In front Baggage
forward 70 Rev Dr. Tying. 10 East Sixteenth street.
New York.
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