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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-22

A Cool REQUEsT AND A CoeL ANSWER.
One very cold night Physician. down
east, was aroused from his slumbers, by
a very loud knocking at the door, After
some hesitation he went to the window
and asked, "Who's there?" "Friend," +"
was the answer. ''What do you want?"
"Want to stay here all night" Stay
there then, was the benevolent reply.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-22

IF the deepest and best affections
which God has given us sometimes brood
over the heart like doves of peace-they
sometimes suck out OUT own life-blood
ike vampires.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-22

Joanna Baillie had great admiration
of Maculay's Roman Ballads. "But,"
said some one. edo you really accout
them as poetry !'' She replied, "They
are poetry, if the sounds of the trumpet
be music -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-22

As what We call genius arises cut Of
the disploporiionate power and size of a
certain faculty, so the difficulty lies in 4.
harmonizing with it the rest of the char
acter
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-22

A KING or prince becomes by acci-
dent part of history. A poet Or an
artist becomes by nature and necessity
a part of universal hum nifty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-22

If we can still love those who have
made US suffer, We love Them all the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-22

TRAVELLING. nowadays, consists in
living on railways, and sleeping at hotels.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-22

A LIE. though it ie killed and dead,
can sting sometimes-like dead wasp.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-22
THE MAMMOTH TREES.

The following description of the Nam
moth Trees of California has been hand
ed us and we publish it, believing that
it will interest our readers.
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ARCHITECTS OFFICE MILITARY ASYLUM,
Washington, ID. c.. March q, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until II
O'Clock, Tuesday, the 10Th day of April for warming
and venang the building for the Military Asylum this
This building $50 feet long 81 feet Deep aud three
high. There wing long,
high, .aa..
The apparatus warming venaing completed
Bidders Will furnish their and
character will be admitted, ship
be subjected the inspection and approval of the architect
Of other appointed for before being
ceved.
The bidders include bids materials and all
Of workmanship the finish Of apparatus
that u shall be in respect ready for
No viii be made
the building the ofDecem
the apparatus will oPeration
ring the three months succeeding, wen if work
y the whole specified In the will be paid the
but satisfactorily
will be required supply defects in the
do he will be take
from the asylum grounds, at his
The board OF commissioners themselves the
reject all of the bids of them regarded conducive
the interests Of the institution.
The plans of the building may be Office, mo
Wnde RuIdDg) between the of 10 and ii O'Clock
daily, until the aforesaid 10Th day of April next.
B S. ALEXANDER,
Lient Engineers, Architect Military Asylum.
The Washington Itelgencer, Sun, Philadelphia
S,- md n,ondE Epon
will pease publish the above three times the iOth
April and send bills TO this office. March 7-eodJbApTH
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Proposals for stamps,

Posr OFFICE DErARTaEsr,
aH.. VA February "a, 1885.
PROPOSALS received department until the Goth
March for furnishing the of the post
the United States for the first day OF April
ordered the department. the following descriptions
...
the office circular form cut from solid
hardened and made admit OF
and figures the month aud day with thumb
figures
in turned mahogany handle OF the same
securely fastened The stamp The months OF the
abbreviated contain but three letters each OF the
solid blocks Of hardened steel
Figures day> OF the month, from 10 d. ncinsve TO be made
ofhkc hardened metal and OF the size last aforesaid.
the pald ard "iree OF the FORM oil
those use, with turned handles.
with figures denong the rates OF postage and siml
lar 10 II with handles.
foreign mails used by the New York and boston
omcss,
proposals separate bids for the circular
star with months and figures.
Also for each separate piece, containing he month"; conuhg OF
three letters.
Also, for complete sets Of months and figures
each with the words pad ana ee
figures noting the aies
The making Of different will no however be
proposal Tor the whole whh
department VIII pc accepted
itself the night 20 reject all proposals oe
and the right 70 accept proposals
the circular stamp, win names
months and OF hardened stee and all e oef stamps
other material, II deemed advisable, .
Proposals will considered for all the stamps above
material than hardened
be desaed on he the department to do so
kinds OF stamps required ton see
be the Appointment Office Of this department
- JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
E.ba l,w4w
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mo. 52s.l

Notice of the discontinuance Of the United States
mnd oHices AT Jefrcrsonvilic, vincenrsa and VIM
amac, Indiana.
NnER the provisions of secon of
y approved June l2 $780, which declares hat
the quantity OF public lands remaining uns0d
shall be reduced number
thousand shall be the duty of the Secretary of the
discontinue the land office for such district;
such district shall remain unsod the time OF the dsconnuance
land offices which the
land Office shall which
The Treasury shall nasmuch
approved 4tn September Si
the Treasury continue lard district which Is
Of OF the Stales
quantity Of land unsod in such district
dred thousand when in his opnon
such State point he act
that subject approved June 49, I84O
tke Interior
BY he at to establish the Home DePart9ea approved March,
lB49:
Notice is accordingly hereby syen reports from
the land ohce az JErTERsosvILLE VscRRNEs and
the land
hundred thousand acres, Secretary INTERIOR an
probation Of the President has directed that
FERsosvLLE VFCEREEs, and WsAMAC in Indiana
be discontinued, and the lands remaining unsod
dsconnuance be made subject sale tho apd
AsAroLis the seat Of gnyerna..~t ~ said H,ale.
d5sHa'ng snsae se saa s%s q s and %Sss,
will cease to be qbcct heretofore those Offices from
the date Of the receipt this notice by
ereo and the land officers will public
day which they prepared appca-
tions for fany such lands their office. t
JOHN WILSON,
E-H Commissioner of the General Land Office,
JANUARY 25, 1855.
Jan 27-2aw6w [Stnr.l
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Feb 9---lawl3w
United states Patent once.

Washington, March 81 1855.
nN petition William George, Baltimore, Maryland
praying for extension of patent granted him
May Machines
dressing shingles for seven years from tbs expatoa Of said
which takes place the 20h day of N 1856
the said petition beard Patent
Monday l4h May II O'Clock, per-
show cause any have,
why petition ought Il be granted.
specially writing, twenty
hearing; all testimony filed by either
be
the rules oice will be furnished appli
cation . . Y.
testimony the will be closed the 4h May
and relied
Office before
mems. any, within days thereafter.
Ordered Il is puhish Union,
gencer and Evening Star Washington D. CT Argus BALTIMORE,
Maryland Evening Philadelphia,
cnufc American Now York, success
previous the l4h day OF May next day
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
SEdtors papers will send their
bills Passn oibee, paper containing this
1Q-law3w
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EOH THE WEST AND sOUTH.-BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.


I0Prored arrangements ov frapeporant changes Of sehe
ue
g,HE completion railroad between Wheel
and Columbus uniting does by
(and North and Southwest this greatly
vnnages 10 through travellers thai direction On and Mon
day, November "a, 1854 the trains will he foows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS
Two fast trains daily will First; the
leaving Camden of O'Clock,
heretofore, Except sunday arriving Wheeling 40
heretofore and running through Wheeling In about IL
hours reaching there 10 u.s. This will stop
burg, Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont, Rowesburg
burg Feerman Farmngton Cameron and Moundsve
wood and and meals Both these trains prompt
regular with the of the Central Ohio
bridge, GAINESVILLE, Newark Columbus, Louisville,
Sandusky Toledo, Deo Indianapolis, Chicago, Louis,
NC Passengers leaving Baltimore by the mail train will reach Gin
cnna for dinner next day while by the train they
there at the next night being kept but night the
either train. " !
points make direct with the Cleve
land aud Pburg railroad all Ohio navgable
for between Wheeling and Wvsve by leaving Baltimore
Returning, Wheeling as follows. The express
train at 80 reaching Baltimore SO the mail
Al II as reaching Baltmore at 7, p.
Through tickets, boat Wheeling Cincinnati
Louisville ST. Louis and other river cies Will be sold all times
when the stage OF water will admit
Through tickets between Baltimore and Washington, all
important cities West the
Of the company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail train leaving Camden saon will passengers
Wheeling II 45 midnight; Cumberland at 10 Is,
at Baltimore at Z, p. ~ rH.
The Frederick accommodation a1 for Frederick and nerme
dlaie places Will start at daily (excep Sunday arriving
in Frederick at 49, Returning, will leave Frederick 9,
arriving Balumpre at l2 10, noon, - .r
Tse Elcotis Mills will be daily, (excep
SundaysD az follows; '.. II" F1@
Leave Camden a 0, a. M, and B. p m.
Leave E'ieotts Mills at : 3o a. M, and 80, ,pm
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Commissioner OF the esa..a, Land once.
NOTICE TO pRE-ENpT,oN CLAIMANTS.

Under the act of Conssss Sd March,
act 70 extend rights
toned" the
toned aternae odd Numbered sections within
nde q me route Of the where the Aetemsa, and
made pio tbe Of
dollars per acre. Il duy xed
for the public sale ard by ne approved
tied An act for the relief
PURPOSES persons settled and improved the
sections prior tie date uAdraal entitled 10
empons the ordinary minimum pice Of public lands
he rate dollar twenty-five acre. proves up
and paid for heoTe fixed
every entitled the right Of pe-empou any
alternate odd
OF the route o. the road under the Of ID March,
o ON made por 10 tho &h Of Febrnay 1859
settlements made prior the ol original withdrawal
of
limits directed be restored entry 18th
day OF March required establish
register
payment therefor the fixed BY rrsesas
day appointed
lie sale restoration market OF the lands
olaiuaedi Otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
WILSON,
Commissioner OF the Office.
9-law3w /. !.
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EXTENSIVE SALE or ExcElLE~r yuRNiYtgRr avn
housekeeping enec-on fnassday incoming rge 80. Nnset
q 40 ooaoss = as 'sasnss % y Eeeresch, sq fsnl
serve, Az hs .afn,u = ana sheetfp eo@ps,ssnx
Pau q handsome mahogany sprax sel-s
One doaea mahogany
Marble sndm mahossay top ccnur ard scn. t.h,,x
sif mahogany sme FYer plate p,trrors
uasdsoas biocss, sr9st,~s
pamAsk and sce eosvsca. nd hrturss
Venetian bis0ds, sns<es
Pictures, eh~dsi saSax
Mahogany dnDv and ceWfrc sahl~s
Spring seat lounges,
Handscms brurSss pssor and carpets
Three ply ard ingram carpets c Cd
luss, nststoE, sssH rode, crash
Eesmesea
Mahogany h~asseads
Drc..ta4 ard pis'a ssrrsas wsshSssnds
EIse,Icat douhie single wafdsob~s
Secretary bookcase.
Superior double and single feather bsds
Best hair and hosk msstrcsses, bosters and pillows
Blankets, eomtavts, coaassrpanss - ~4hM
Handsome ehiHa
kefrtscsa0s, saAehoasd side .ahies
Preach and ntoas china d,,acr and ten ware
GiasswaTc, table gallery esstsrs
sookinG ausit cook stove
PAstor and cksmbsr loves yas,ous stxt~.
Exccueat copper nd lin cooking usVSss,s
rorsssr vssh large asssssmssi ~ kchca sequ%ss~s.
Terms: - and = rreats ssrv ans
"ev ' o .o'es satisfactorily endorsed ssaas interest,"
Mareh7-d 90 A.si.s.ss,
The above sae postponed Tuesday mornns, March 49,
same eour and place, III n
q. KEPrLER,
VIM. kuPP,
Trustees
JAS. G. MccuIRE,
Marehs Auctioncer. -
The above postponed owing the illness MI
Ebersaeh, until Friday morning, March 18Th, ssns hour
Ws. Rurr,
81 Trustees,
aa JAS. c. McGUIRE,S
March IA Aucnoneer.
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New Postage Act.-NOtice to the Public ant
Instructions to POstmasters,

NOTICE is hereby that agreea1 Congress
proved March 3 1855 the following Of postage
charged and otter Ae first day Of aP neI in lieu of those
esiabiiEhcd, to wit:
single in the mail, between
United States distance exceeding thousand
miles, three and for distance exceeding three thousand
miles, ten cents.
From aud after said first day of April prepayment on letters is
qued, excepting such from foreign
officers Of the official business The ankng
privilege unchanged.
after day January, eighteen
htysix posmaste required TO place
prepaid letters which such saps have been placed
by the writers,
BY the aeenah Of the the
establish uniform for the
letters. This of the law will he carried effect
special therefor will be issued
the necessary blanks be prepared aud distributed
JAMES CAMPBELL,
... Postmaster General
FosT OFFIcE DEPARTMENT., "
March ., less,
Mar lN-3IaWtAn
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Inc name o. no person VIII be
payment % tho ssbscriSsioa be mASe In advance
Daasaas subscribers sssssy ~ ea IAs o.sas
wAeh wt Be pad BY and all BY az
transmission. All s. fN@#E# II M
The COUNTRY PAPER pae.a.d u weekly during s sss
"'" " congress- sna ssni-~essy caring ths
'es period iss- rhsa rear will eesecei,ea
Terms psepefuoned 70 Ire above saaaal rates
" ns nks are suAss'ss< a sseats and. ~
ss. - s pAIf sasssris~rs, 90 eacle.cas o. rvs
a copy syasts - - =
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[Star.]
SECOND EDITION NOW READY.
nUELS AND DUELLING.
Alphabetically arranged, with Preliminary Historical Essay.
BY HON. LORENZO SABINE.

BY HON. LUKENZU SABINE.
vol l2mo. Price 81 rs.
comprises sketches of the principal dues from that
David and Goah, first record the present day
of those OF mporance, including all
historical in the annals of til - county.
The dues between Hamilton and Ea Clay and Randolph De
Ciy Graves well others
lated in full and the familiarity with history and his
macy public lie enabled him bring light facts
of great interest and value.
From exciting of the work
doubt be created and predict for i immense sale
lCourier.
The subject snguary interesting, and will attract great aien
toD.-N. .. Delta. &
richly n place library, since ii is library
most curious research IN itsef-Day News.
Mr. Sabine has ped together n bis Notes on Daes and pu
enq' large Information the subject, ard hos
The shl and frivolous which often
fatal results The book
esting one and viii attention Of leader.
Baltimore Republican.
This = a curious and interesting work-Dspatch
regard useful contribution to historical
and biographical Observation-Disclosures.
Published by CROSBY, NiCHoLLs,& CO., Boston; and ior
sale in Washington by --
Feb l0--3iaw3w TAYLOR h MAURf.
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FARM sOS saLt,lntending TO change residence, l
IL Cor sale the which reside, situated Aliens
Fresh, Charles county,
hundred of land three hundred and fifty of which
high Of Improvement laid down
the plough and tee hy beautiful growth wood
IL Is well enclosed and snbdvaed
all kinds of buildings nii good The
excellent and the iuaton remarkable for salnh
miles from the regular steamboat landing Popes
the Poomac atodna every facility for travel and ranspora
x
hing purchase address the subscriber,
Fresh office, him The premises. Possession
had as desired. WM. ID. MERRICK
s-aaW3W
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Washington, March 7, 1885,
pROPosALs graduation brick masonry
Il dams, tunnels arbngton aquedue.
Proposals received The Stb May will opened
that day
Ma pohes and specifications OF the work will be
animation aud after the day April
Proposals Will be
bidges, SC, &c described in the
Portions only Of completed under the
Appropriation but all unfinished will
be subject 10 future appropriations by The
serves the night the 60 be done and
under zach contract for appropriation
OF the appropriation holding sufficiently decide when
what works shall be stopped uni unas become ayniiabe
IN OF te entire ony paruens for Of
unds e reserved Will te paa IT. Judgment
=
Pay fI te checks upon
ske moaiIy estimates OF ,re engneer 10
&Xx - viii dition
neh stassy paid their fi monthly, and in specie
All t'as should be
the Washington Aqueductn
The United States the right bids
should they not be deemed and
ens may be considered most conducive The OF
work.
Every offer be accompanied signed
lake that lie bidder Oh bds~r With n srs2 si~ be accfpted
enter obligation, within days. it Odd and
securities completion of the
10 be accompanied by the certificate Of the United
Judge United States Attorney
the general individual
pament OF War; that the able make
a.. @.a M G. MEIGs,
Capt Of Engineers, In charge.
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Stepping az Southampton, both going and returning they Off
proceeding London asre advantages
other route, for The economy Of time aud money.
Passage from Nep York 10 sOuthamvton and Bremen
First cabin saloon $780, cabin saloon, $40
second do, 500.
All leuers newspapers through the Office
No bills OF ladng will he signed the day OF sailing
An experienced IL attached TO each ship
For freight passage, apply
q. II. BAND, II South William 81, NJ ".
e. A. HEiNEkEN n Co.. Bremen.
CRosKEY Go souiha
WILLIAM i5EI.IE, IIavre.
rG-dly
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John sNiDER dealer In wines The former oidegahshed
Jacob spder, No 10 Walnut street, ohr a""'s
below Fourth where viii be supplied WIN wines
and liquors the accommodating terms,
IACoB SNtnEN R the importaton OF otes9p woes
office No 10 Walnut street. where be prepared receive orders
various houes IN hn
quantities Of single dozen and np~ars and also soc
son John Ysnghap snae the Of his friends and
ran .
Al was. delivered Washington city BY "Adamss Express
tree OF freight
June ally
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.- W. .BAkEs n Co.t
chocolates, and brona
premiums have been awarded ny the ehiei
the Uniop for sale by All the pnph Eocf{vs
the United States, and by their agents .,-,.
Husoy Murray New York Grant aud iwei's, Philadelphia
v, Brundge, Aaiumoef Aennet Dudley, chenhan
' - ~ WALTER BAKER, a CO..
Dorchester. M.ss
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NEW EDITION, IN ONE VOLUME,
OF Mr. KIsssLRY's Popular Work,
HgPATIAy or, New Foes with m Old Face.
BY the auhor of " Yeasir Alton Locke &c. VOL limo
Price 81 IS.
lF the OF Hypaa The London Spectator says Take
him all ALL England has literary
beside him as his equal in variety and qua
an of promise.n 49,
Unsurpassed by any tindted work in he Bugi,sh language
National InteIigencer
Published by Crosby NICHOLAS, Co. Boston: and for
sale la Washington by
Feb Ic-S,awsw fAYGoR q MAuRY
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CARRIAGE and Horses for saleA pair os ssau,luliy-
matched northern family carriage hovses together
nifcent northern built modern crrriaee.
The horses o great value, hang and The
only weiva months neal
and pesfea when first purchased
will sell hsvs
Apply 10 WM. +. DOVE, Coaldealer, FIRST Ward.
Nov p9-dtfif
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No. 530.I
Ny fhe rresideas ss ssss Ua.Assa states.

pursuance of law FRANKLIN PIERCE President ofts,
.as, pase sale w es hsd Ausura 20 ire
q May ass ior The apsss q al sa, e,os S ~
es sas ss y seaa s. 90 % aae bee odd numbers within miles
ne states o. eL.sAsA ard mIsssrrr subject
sso and ssss @ !. s y
sasr @ sale n ss iss ss we've s.s',.sa @ g be
oss eo' .aee qasny w,hdown until pro
cs s sss ssas ss'.ss .sS ss
restored marks i, eas s,a ~na'sSs we're esns
september, 1884 situated undermenuoned o~n.nps 10
North oftAe base hns, Of ffas caocsse .s,,a.
Township tosr, {. range thirteen
Towns nsse ss .s ard .e. ..sss a. ,sass
Tsss.s ave- 5s Zee 81 q ana seven sixteen
TOWNSHIP sssss, o ang@ sishtsep.
The u" 2 on eeh a,de Of wi,hsaws aud
4 d. .D s wss ss, ~ b
,s acus end pre- emp.oa At the prescribed 6y
tne,s townships sspri and A.ssss S
se ssssst 70 en,I and location ON and after Mouday the
In the district Of lands subject Mrss.srrrr.
NORTH Of the base ns, and east Of meridian
TSwn.s. TSwn.s rss s,s @ s and seven.
townships Dee ouy, ps sir, and range
Townshn Tosnsh,n. .sysn, sss Q, s Ia"se o.. = - Sen
ownsSs . .as and q Of :":s range
In the district Of lands subject DxaoroLis
NORTH Of lAe base line, and Of principal msidian
Townships thirteen, fourteen, neen sixteen and seventeen
Townships thirteen, fourteen een xsen and ssvsntssn
three T'' - s-"'@'h :"
range four '7'"' ~ N''ss', VI
Townships thirteen and fourteen, range ave- sb
The Townships herein wholly
the limits Of I aud fifteen side Of said
road and those IN uacs pary within said iis dssig
Gag 10 ,ecvs
district oces Commissioner otue General land
The lands VII be sold subject rigA Of ssanted by the
act OF s0lh sepemba l50,
not eneesrg aas Aaasred si each sas hsreo
the particular tracts or aI viii be sod as
containing the Quantities respective official pas
Inc sections will be offered the public In tho order In
which they advertised o1eD for n
eenl time admit Of oAeng all the lands exceeding
two weeks and applcatons make the lands
offered At prbIc sale under this
until alter weeks - II '
Given under hand, washington this seventh
day Of February Ammo Domn thousand eight napded ana
fffy-hve, 49, 80 "~ -"
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President: ----'~-'.
Joni Wilson,
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The National Hotel


IN city viii be reopened for reception guests on the ah
Of this The of kitchen
the the building aud the alterations dining
III add the
beat markets can aGord
style and expense viii spared
render the soase
Tbs subssber therefore. tina, public
which has always
desiring for
time after the 2oih, by calling the Ios.
wAsHIparos CRY November H. 1854.
left
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4 bAtss,eai Journal for the Million
iE New Musical Review annually
ded pieces of music, besides OF critical
and reading also, wor published
chapes) by Lowell Mason imboayng the practical results
Piled practical teaching his experience during long
Musical Beview only dollar or
larsnnexb in advance Anybody ferus
Of music invited clubs and forward Subscriptions
lhed fnrhEhty Specimen copies receipt OF i've cGn
Two posiase stamps,
AddNs, pos, Mason Brothers. % Park Row, New
Feb lI-dlmf
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VERY PLEASANT Summer Rooms rent at No
' 4S6 lDh street, between u and L.
Mar o-dW
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SPRtNG STYLE OF Gsnrs Dress Hats for ls5s will
~ this day be introduced which
patented corrugated
of Fashion, BUTT D. HoPkINs'a,
Corner OF 9Th street und Pennsylvania f
Mar 0-ec2vf between Browns and National Hotels.