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NAVAL United States corvette ST Louis left Smyrna
on the 18Th for the Gulf OF Spezzia She Syria
the 2olh, and LEI, again that day Captain Ing raham
was quite unwel
On Saturday the United States sloop-of- John AID.
ans taken into the dry-dock at Charestown for
pars, and work has already been commenced upon
her She has been carefully examined, and is thought
will require extensive repairs There are at present
about 500 men employed in various branches OF labor in
the yard bu, there is indication OF any great
OF work to be performed Immediately. Ga Wednesday
last the United Sts;es steamer Bib made her first trial
trip; she went far the outer light against the tide
making, however, nine knots an hour. She gave entire
satisfaction. On Thursday she proceeded the coast
survey, and will be absent month
| United Sa,es steam friga,e PoShaan sailed from
Maurius May 27lb, for Singapore, and arrived at The
latter place on the 18Th OF June.
| United States sloop-of-yar Albany arrived at New
Orleans on the s,h inst from Pensacola
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NoTICE-The Navy Department will entertain propositions,
~ compsnied by designs and drawings.
furnishing machinery boilers
United States propeller fsats lying
the Philadeiphs navy
rs desirable that the propositions ,hould specify the
which the viii be completed
lows opehah successful uis ip satisfactory
psmens and balance years
Judged OF by selected
the Navy.
NAVY DrrAsrsssT, Aug ~, 1883.
THE National Ineisenoe and Evening and
the Pennvsnan and Evening Argus Of Philadelphia please
publsh.l
4 Aug f7-df25thinst.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1853.

Amongst the distinguished gentlemen in Washington
at The present time is the Hon James L. Orr. OF South
Carolina On yesterday had the pleasure Of giving
him cordial shake Of the hand, and found him in excel
lent health. He has taken lodgings al Browns Hotel
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ArroisrMrsrTbe board OF public school commits.
soners OF Baltimore at their late meeting elected John
A. Getty, Of Ekon, principal Of the Central High
School, 10 NJ The vacancy eaued BY the repignstior
of Francis Waters, d. The ineo nben - said 10
be emneaiy qualified Tor this important and re.pon.i-
bic position.
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During The temporary absence from Washington of
the Secretary OF War; whose brief visit TO the North in
company with Prof. Bache. the Superintendent OF The
Coast Survey. has been noticed by the press we learn
that the duties OF the head of the War Department will
be discharged by the Secretary OF the Navy
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Indian Affairs.

In another column will be found an official s,a,emen,
in regard 10 the Indian reservations drawn up by the
Comm ssioner OF Indian Affairs. in reply TO certain in
qurlss addressed to him by Senator Achison OF Mis-.
souri,, and which has been furnished us for pubIica
lon We learn that The Commissioner of the Indian Blu
reau has left Washington his way to the Indian coun-
try, with view TO the transaction OF official business
connected with Indian affairs. judge Young, Of Illinois,
formerly clerk of the House OF Representatives. who has
been associated by the President with Governor German
Of Minnesota Territory in the investigation of certain al
legged Indian frauds, will leave Washington to morrow
with view TO enter at upon The juies with which
he has been charged.
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Sc influential.

The author Of the following stanzss (,sys tho Louisvs
Jourua) whom often boon indebted for smi-
lar favor. OF the poets thar land pro-
duced There is always sonsthinx in his poetry which
distinguishes il foR all other poetry. His thoughts and
'uterances are peculiarly his own.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH N, BETWEEN
Sirth and Seventh snctonOn "Wednesday
inst, shall sell In front Of the premises O'Clock m
handsome building lot susf~d
tween 9Th and Iih The a5 running
back l2i feet TO wide sley II Of 49, ia
No 49, containing asa
win be sold at the .t 81 purchaser
has failed TO comply with the Of sale, which
Monday, ilth day Of July, 1859.
one-hird balance mopth.
give FOR deferred payments. bearing
from day Of sale. deed given and taken.
Title indispu table.
GREEN SCOTT
Aug 2o-d Ancaonecr.
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THE BEAUTIFUL.
ny WILLIAM w. HARNgY.

The beautiful, tho bslov'd are made
For the human heart alone; tsA
The tranquil ewes; The wight shade
And the winds delicious lone
The cool pcllucid night, mat droop
From the thin rim of the moon
The ofbtnK hours that softly loop
The daylight, and the noon
Tho long all d,e,mful days that aid
Ftom the wngs Of sam mer time
Like a maiden beneath whose lsnguid lid
Stole the picture OF rhyme
A picture drawn by olden rhyme,
As 1t rang wthin her ears,
or the golden glsssy summer time
And the armed chsvaiisrs.
Who. with tho lance and bo,,y shield
Ike the silver dripping rain,
Went down TO tho cf,msoa bsue field
And never returned again.
For all that's besutiful 10 a spell
To gather up drcamfu things,
Ard 1usin, old rhymes have q kindred swell
To The whirr OF the summers wng.;
And everything that God ha. mads
Hn some ep-hiddcn coed
And sorrow hath besutics like the shade
ofihc deep ssqnessrod wood.
The lille. bloom by the ~a,er's side,
Aud the leaves drop on the stream:
They float slong on the sable tide,
Liks the bright sarqses Of a dresm;
AID thu. Joy, drop rom tho lily stem
On the waves Ollie below.
And still we gather each former rem.
From tho wzvele,s as 70.
SO sweet are The Joys thst memory hath
For those who w aoder plone.
Or they fnll like sunbea ms overs path
Where the light has rarely shons.
All that Is bAsufal hath . charm,
That IL nigh sku to love.
w hch into the heart soft and warm
Asa blessing from shove.
pearl.white flower with s,resks OF red
violet in the grove
However bidden hath often .ad
That The world 10 full of love.
For love sriil fingers in every grove,
AID dresm on every biH
Though sorrow hath shadows over love-
Yet the spirit fingers aiiI.
Shadows as over Tranquil stream
In The warm Snd silver noon,
When the lsggsrd cioudiet stops to dream
In the merriest days OF June. ee#f sr..Fr
And ever and ever through day or night
The kindliea blessings rve;
The sun goes dow and the moon com "a m
And tho world 10 full oi love.
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SUBMARINE TrLsGRAPH AT PADucAH.-The great sub
marine telegraph cable on the 81. LOUIS and New Or.
leans telegraph line laid the Ohio river
this place Monday last The 26h inst, We examined
this strange piece OF mechanism few days previous
the time it deposited in lis watery abode and were
asionsbed a, its wonderful strength.
II is composed OF a large iron wire, covered with three
coaiings Of gua Tercha, making cord OF sbou, FIVE.
ciehtb's OF an inch in diameter
To project this from wear, and for security Of insula
on there three coverings OF strong Osnaburg sau
rated with elastic composition of non. eecires; and
around this are eighteen large iron wres drawn tight
as The wire will BEAR and the whole then .pray lash
ed together with another large wire passing around al
every Of an inch. The whole forms cable of near
two inches in diameter and ii is much the largest and
most substantial cable OF the sort 10 The known world
The British wire the channel is surrounded BY
eight wires only, while ours has eighteen Ours is spi.
rally dashed, while the British is not The electric wire
the British cable has but coating Of cutts perehs
while ours has three. and is altogether superior in every
particular.
This siupendous wire which conducts the liz ming
from shore shore beneath the bed OF the majestic Ohio
is 400 fee. in length and the longe, oee to be found in
the United States. II has been constructed BY Tai r.
Shafner esq, late president OF the company and now
secretary Of the American telegraph confederation as.
sisted by b. Sleeth, mechanical engineer These gen
temen have made improvements in the construction Of
cables, both scientific and mechanical, which will en
lie them to letters patent,
The wires on this line, understand have been ex-
ceedipgly troublesome and expensive TO the company,
upward OF $40 600 having been expended in ussuoces
fu efforts TO cross the rivers in such TO
cure them against accident, but this great effort has
oompshed the object, and there be no future los.
sustained on account Of breakags of mast, wires, &c.
We rejoice tina, the work has been successfully sc
compshed and that 1t has proved fully equal 10 The
sanguine calculations. -Pad1oph Fennsr, July %.
SENATE ~ MasrLAsp--Uider The classification OF
the Senate, made agrecably 10 The constitutional pro-
vision, senators 10 be elected next fall from st Ma
ry's Washington, Montgomery, Somerset, Charles and
Prince Georges countless lately represented by wings,
and Frederick, Anne Arundel, Calvert, Queen Annes,
and Caroline oountss, lately represented by democrats
The half OF the senate holding is composed OF FIVE
wings. from bowsrd, Carroll. Hartford, Kent, and Dor
chester; and six democrats from Baltimore city, and
Bslum,s, Aegany, Cecil, Talbot, and Worcester coun-
ties
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Gen. Houston's Speech.
The South Western wing paper published al Shrev'
mort Inuiaiana ha Tho fnIlowiny.

The South Western, a wing paper published at Shreve-
port, louisiana, has the following
"GEs Hossros is stated in The Texas papers thai
General Houston, in late address AT Nacogdoebes.
out with great bitterness against Pierce and his
cabinet He characterized his appointments selections
made from the disunionss of both secuons-the nulli-
iers oil the South and the freesoilers OF the North"
It's scarcely necessary for us 10 say, remarks the Ma
cogdoches Texas) Chronicle. that there not word OF
truth in the foregoing extract General Houston did no,
allude to President Pierces appointments in his speech
here at all; and every knows that he is too good
democrat 10 complain without cause.
The New Orleans Delta also has taken the General 10
task for remarks that he never made. General Houston
confined himself entirely TO the subjects Of railroads. and
made alusion whatever TO the administration except
in regard survey of routes 10 the Pacific He thought
strange that provision had been made for survey
through Texas, bui cast blame on the President.
We never intended Continues the Chroncle) to re-
present General Houston abusing the administration.
The remarks that objected 10 editorial CON-
mens OF own, and did not profess 10 be part
the speech. We have thought this much necessary
by way of explanation
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THE ued.rssgned having transs~rr~d to Msss1s
shsken Bailey his entire The
merry carried John kibbcy
Centre Market would respectfully solicit
fsvors conferred him. shetei Bailey
business and desire
friends deal with them
their
Aug ls-3uf JOHN b. KIBBEY.
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Pleasure Excavation old Point, Norfolk, and
sh.al Inlet
THE will leave Washington,
places the 10Th August, ~ O'clock
sud arrive Al Norfolk early next morning. when she gill leave
again at O'Clock for Old Poin, and The Sand Shoals.
Passengers delightful IMP snordng them
opportunity Of visiting Old Point and hsr enjoy
ocean mp to Inlet will four hours for
fishing, shooting sc, the inet sho"nds 10 every
'Aa,ev -, inc most delicate dsh and sand birds.
ne"ns hs osevos will Norfolk Monday afternoon
~" ~ ,,u'n 'nsncr NE sam. night for Washington.
Aug la-draoh ~ " IAurs MITCHELL
W h""ns Men's chvsss.n Association. Rooms Fow'
~s e"'"'"e w street below ", once
Tbe library and reading op~, a. cn.v
c..h between the hour u and
~spsp"rs and The standard
and Crest Britain regularly dt,.n. sna
w he cordially welcomed. - S
ny order Of the Associ.uo..
Mar 4-sodu
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The London Times has recently sgnaized its illibera
y and prejudice in regard to all that belongs 10 this
country and lis institutions by TRADE against The New
York Exposition of Industry aud the proceedings upon
the opening Of the Crystal Palace. 1t has made these
the occasion to put ortha upon be part
taken by the President in tn proceedings which
udicTousy opposed TO the truth and 10 the uniyer
sal judgment OF the press and the people this side
Of the Atlantic TO be entirely unworthy of serious
notice. is exhibition Of paly spite and malgnity
an outbreak Of national jealousy and anogance--whch,
do the of the British press justice, nds regard
the subject referred to- uerance countenance any
where save in the columns of the Times The sneering
language OF that Journal stands in dsgraceful
ast with the high toned and generous courtesy which
upon that occasion, sacred TO national good neghbor
hood, was with much propreiy evinced towards the
representatives OF the English government, not only by
The President but by Tire distinguished gentleman who
was charged with the duty Of welcoming them 10 the
scene In all this business the Times newspaper has
certainly lost caste Ii has made exhibition of itself
which, neither in point OF intelligence, good taste, or
good feeling, its warmes sdmirer claim be re-
spectacle
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LrOR SALE Or RENT.-The house Montgomery street
occupied by Mr. Alexander Lot ~ by 100 with smoke
dairy, &C. The cellar
floor, and finished rooms.
n sold could be
monthly instruments the building association
Possession be had Immediately.
A. HYDE,
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~ NE o~n times new edition, VOL isno. rics " vs.
la-t received, and fes sale Wy
#E. TAYLOR MAURY,
A@H Dcokssilsss, oh STREET.
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Hon. ID. r. ArcHlsoH. Platte City. Missouri.
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scexE TUHIs

Union COURSE, T.. I.-RUNNING ON TUESDAY
~ September ~ At o'cloct MA Match for az 900
1hee r. Draper names oh Iofan by imported Trustee
dam, by imp Prism ont Of Betscy Rapsom; W. n Glib
bons nsme1 br by Hngaro dam by Iikhtso e. 9ut o.
Canary Stages win leave the Fulton ferry Brooklyn and
Williamsburg ferries, for the fare each
70 cents. JOHN l. SNEDIRER Proprietor.
rENTkIvIILE COURSE, LONG ISLAND .-TRoTrING
~ -Wednesdsy Sept u Mt ~ O'Clock, =. NJ. Match
s0 mile heats best three in uys, 10 wagons
driver 10 weigh 40 lbs Conoklin CARL Oh NIL
ler's Damse Mt H.. j. Seaman nsmts BIN jenny Lind
The owe match has been brought about by the ri
vsry that exists In relation 60 the stock the
ting sthlors srd as the above hail from celebrated
fsmiy their anxious es thief powers speed
on the turf They both raised In Kings county and
ere wen known from Brooklyn 10 Monaut Point Jenny
ind was got by bbdath and Mllere Damsei by Andrew
Jaoksonwo Of the best tacns that Island pr,-
sucs are ss end heaps Of the aurifarous win
~ Long Island have sworn to be At the race 0mnibuses
leave fulton ferry hourly, iron II a. until IL ~,
ALEC from Houston Grand and Peck clip fe ries
s25 pile heats, best three TO wagons Mr.
" chc'as vardvre entere -cet wrrrr " Se.m IN
enters John.
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A,bro 4 Broshers, CircuI.r-Ext,.

Psrter ar after ton is invited TO the following acles
which ave boon sci cited with great care and are
70 please the most faetdious
Best ty Tyson retail price shiin TX
cts per To-, usually sold at 20 10 shillipgs W
Best quality oclong tea retail price four shngs go cts3
per ID. usually sold at to shillings
Beet quality En breakfast tea retail price three sh
trgs OH cts per ID usually sold at to shiilirgs
Very choice hyson tes retail price four shllinrs
so ctr9 PER Id usually sold mt shilliaes
large vsrety OF eood tess at prices corresponding with
fbe above.
All these Of the latest portaton the greater
p,t Of which selected IL Canton and Shanshae
potent Judges, specially for our ssles
Best quality Java coffee retail prico fourteen
pence per ID.
5000 Java coffee re'ail price shilling per ID
pest coffee roasted and ground fh day and
cohsequehty possesses all rs fine aromatic qualities which
90 the case it'll oos that has been long ground
horever closely IL may have been packed.
rest qunlity double refined crushed loaf aug
rest quhiity double refined powdered augAr
vest quality steam refined white sugar
Very hansoGe steam refined yellow suysr
For sale IT less price than at othe place In this CITY,
general ,sfs,t nspt o. very CHI ice old wines bran
constant supply Of pure, blseched lamp oil
,,e = -, -, sLikR0 BROTHERS
ouIth noor auoNs eroome street, and 2J6
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THE PHENOMENON OF THE sLEGpINa NAN
n following note frsm DIR Dixon INA al, ~.
Scspe slisi With the view 80 ~ h;
OF the idea ofary deception bel practise IA resLrd "a ths
ordinary phenomenon:-
NEW York, Sept "A ls53
Or came-rear sir:-I have ~ at your request.
tie eais OF Corness Yroman vho IL under your eh,rge
an who s said to have been sste Of slmot entire
hoe &c Tor hve There In iud what
y ass from the authenticated to dous. the
uen 81 the assertion. 1t presents remarkable and ia
s h illustration Of the low deere, Of vitssy
when N spce to continue veget tive existence whom
nSn o. we apparatus OF organic NE destroyed and the
nerves only are impaired in th-ir
e,sns the relation Of the body TO surrounding
ttnces Corbenus Vromsn he said vegetate ony;
bis power Of at he circulation and
nerve power low the oyster tho barely
ing when food IL put into his standue when
placed his fset his pulse df.y 10 ninety
snd bis sensation 10 Almost nothi.g pins sd,es
frequently be stuck into his eh no feeling
the Temperature of his BODY he usually DE-
All this il wonderful end views AND
those OF DR. Reese and Professor Carr ocbsn
is rot cstaepsy but probable derangemeat the nerve
power brought about either by rBal or
east failure of the # the reproductive
esns AID interruption Of that chain Of that
sation that hoid in just relation with th external world
w make the case the subject Of ded In the
,est s,ue Of my Journal Me.nNhle the ohysoogst and
the phosophe- will find In ths Case exhi at
academy Hall 663 Broadway ssu ct profound interest
Your obedept servant.
EDWARD II. DIXON. AZ Fitch avenue.
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eighteen months before the American public and a., IN
ehort space o, time has bec-ple universally used " $3.50
upon The s'deboard Of the family bar Of tho
hotel ny me bedside the sick vol ~
me healthy ftee from Intoxicating qualities IL harm.
fs IN ~ adoption. Tho ihebtiate by ts use 1uds IN
tisbt smunt which vh,ia 10 feeds the appetite rradu
s weaas him from TIE horrots Of derum and restores
clustered constitution ~ :"
Its crest reputation s derived from les sbsoDte pvrty-
it delicious favor diering sntircy other
lite great utility medicine In OF dyspepsis
govt gravel doases Of the kidneys and nnumerabe other
malsdits
10 travellers iudispensnbly necessary digsipang
~ does the frequently engendcrd by
sorit tion.
u Nv ndnrsod by the whole deal faculty Of Great
Mr and universally used by the profession 10 this
try Put up In betes stamped with the proprie
tors nsmo, fac suils signature upon the label and
packed IN Gases Of one dozen each.
Beware Of limitations. The genuine Charles London
Cordial Gin be had retaI OF al respectable druggists
ipi,if' IL snls ~ pr-' pT.ure
W, EDWARD q. CnEKLEs, 7 Pssk place,
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mystVs y tasau attested by Thousand desperate
ce which hsve appeared In tho Herald. Sun. other
onsse OF kings evil IL that OF VIM Housel ~ Wett street.
suffered by adeep and loathome scrouous ulcer
az the swelling from which covered the neck Mr.
srdner as sworn before Mayor Westtrvelt, Juno 80
cyz Na cured in one MOI Ia OF terrible that had
existed twelve years and destroyed his In rAeuma
nsm! govt neuraris, DO the OF the Hon. j. v.
Fowltr NO lo Stanton street, and Mr.. b. Rice Grove
street. stand forth among the most astounding
Effected They completely crippled and suffered ali
thet could suor spa I've Ya who or,ictad "a
Pal depot FAC Grand street.
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W0lNe,s SchHcdam Ar0matw schnapps.-It
Ia not An undue assumption beverage whether med
.s$ s X:
fact to constitute mystery
. ne srss ss: sus%i..ss se.lyss
% to Holland y s u ' h h sss
eeive unqussonabs superiority to every other they
sssfu IN sda
are dhs @ am
ted also able medicinal properties by the
% an
s BIT the chemical causes Of thi, dissn
briefly Is follows -
s%snpi.s.arsd .. sshisd.m, in Holland and OF
from psssrisls elsewhere ploysd and midtown
nsnt chemists entirely free from The fu:
and which Is the eau,e the and .ssr
%s and morbid desire for and
proved BY the s.mo unerring tests that this Hol
land not favored with the serid and indiges
b; oil heretofore but With the p s
essential OILS italian juniper berry neglected BY every
= 4 Chemically proved to b absolutely pure 10 It's
which an thu xo
mony, efeisnt an ,sreaSie remedy in
ss
so: sna a:s
A1' r.nes cordial and whom
system induces nebrsty but ssnds father to susdas the
the Ii effects of sa
or % S districts In all Of these
world. ~ - : "' "'' '>'-'' '''
Put quart and pint bottles and for SALE at tho i'm
EHsh'G On CLARK AK a c.; 1875 and ses BsosSx.y
,s eSrnsr Of Jshn street .ss Broadway
H: sSsl a.s1e as. 50 Mdsa isn
HbeRs ..a Cook Cock 9 o Washington a. street Ms,
A. G. Bragg Co., of Duane street and Broadway.
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HMD QUARTERS, MILITARY HALL NEW YORK,
Guard Captain Manson s the chair the following fssOlu
kssaived That we return sincere thank. 70 Mr. VIM
O DoIne OF Twentieth street. and Third avenue
for BIZ tlemanly conduct In rendering
the company and their euests the scotch light
from Albany. on their Wait to the Crystal Palace.
Resolved. To Captain Manson, cornr OF Spring and
vnrc for the bountiful euppy refrcshn ents
ovr return from the Crystal PAlsee M.
tary uall.
f'scyed To Corporal Thompson for hi. invitation TO
the exhibition IT the darlington Circus but previous
not permitting had to decline attending the
Same.
Resolved To Captain Peck and officers on board the
Of war North Caroline the occasion Of visit to
the ; avl Yard, dry dock and museum.
Resolved For refrehments furnhed in Division street.
return from the Navy Yard.
Reolved To Captain Mckenzie officers aud members Of
the C,ledorisn Futeers for the magnificent WORD
entsd by them to Captain Gray o. the albany Scotch Light
First Of the same also for ths splendid
pesolved To Adkins Brass Bsnd for the beautiful
they diaco sed both
Resolved To Major George Marehall Co., for the ee-
CANT which they table during our
guests sojourn in the Empire City.
COMMITTEE.
Private II. I. West, Private a. Harley.
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-s.a. 4a-.e.
hILxsRN 4 Co.b wEsTERE LAND AGENCY LA
~ flyetta, IDd-Ofee IL New York IS wall street
eovertment s.d. By variants cash. shares
commission IN Iudiana Illinois, Wisconsin or Iowa Jpti
scevs stssss win realise 100 pcr PARTIES
Interested should apply IN medistey the best locations
~. eeps rspdiy 'sssn MP Co. personality inspect Al
s4se.-4s @Ss,S 49, " ssrNns vinss vi
J. j. GOLDMAN. g al stsSs