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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

Err tables upon bis persecutor by lbersting William.
non and imprisoning Kane. This would prove jus
rebuke to the American Jeffree."
"A friend writes from Northern Ohio as ioiio"'
n as Editor Of TAs n. Y. Tribsne
sIR: YESTERDAY at our State Eechon SCOT a. sue
polls with q petition for the impeaenneN y. 0uosv
kan. The were f We hundred and one votes cas-
bere--.bree hundred and Fly three OF tnese Vo'ers
sjSned lie netjon The voting bad oesn goiog on an
topr when eommesoed and in making explain iiloas
some pass4d In ard out withou. seeing It. AT least
ty more or four in five Of the legal voters OF this
county, win sign It. tu..o.a
will of our people Expressions like these were pm
men. Yes II s just the chance want" . wish 1t
0vould mt him 10 WiLamsons place" a." If 1t was TO
"imprison him would sign" 81 should love 20 sign
ga Dozen"
yery little explanation or percussion was needed
The number Of TRIBUSEs and Independents taken here
hac prepared the way well. ,,. -,
| wish both Judge Kane and Mr.. Williamson could
have seen and heard the remarks made-the one would
have been comored in bis Attic ions; the other would
have seen low indignant men can feel.
One object of this note is to suggest to others 10 pet
ton Congress for this obect ont of Pennsylvania. II
is almost the only way can show our dsapprooa-
ton Of the opprsssor or sympathy for his vic I'M
have taken occasion TO notify Mr.. Kane OF our
tction. II. C. T.
OBeyIn Oct 10, 1855.
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MILITARY.
died to win.


PARADE OF The FIFTY-FIRsT AND SEVENTH REGl-
AEsTs.
The fhy.frst regiment, New York State Miltis,
under command Of Col Stebbirs, para led yesterday
for inspection and review according to statute. This
regiment, composed Of Garde Lafayette, Light
Guard, State Guard, and Tigers, has been newly
gsnized, and yesterday their fret appearance as
regiment. The Garee Lafsy cite NUMBERS four COM
psnep, and Is composed entirely Of our French resi-
dents; the "Tigers is a new company. The Light
Guard and State Guard are among the Oldest or
carnations in this city.
The regiment mustered at Hamilton square at 10
o'clock AM, where the various companies were In
spected by the brigade-inspector after which they
were reviewed by Bngadier. General Hall, to whose
brigade they are attached. During their parade
through tie Streets the several companies comp osng
this rec ment in their sLowy uniforms attracted con-
siderable attic nton.
The seventh regiment New York State militia,
der command of Col. Duryes, also psrsded yesterday
ard proceeded TO Hamilton square, where the several
companies composing 1t were inspected and reviewed
BY the brigade inspector. The ranks we're full and
The regiment az usual, looked well.
Coysrcrrcur STATE NoHn.L scHooL.-The ami.
yersary exercises of this institution took place at
II il under the care of the Hon. j. d Phbrck, State
.uperintf ndent of common schools, as principal and
d. n. Camp, Eco, as assOciate-pIincPa). The e1.
erclses throughout were OF very high order, and
afforded grea. satisfaction to the large number IN
attendance. On Monday evening the Rev. Waiter
Clark, DID,, of Hartford, addressed the alumni The
Rev. Mr. Bulkley Of West Wius'ed followed with
poem which abounded in wit and satire In the fore
- ~ ha
engaged In reading for the Seymour prizes" The
reading was of very high order. In the afternoon
large audience convened for the purpose OF listening
to the exercises Of the graduating class, numbering
about Thirty members. At the conclusion Of these
exercises Governor Minor ives called upon and made
| q capital speech. He was followed by Ar. Haven
mayor of New London, Judge Waldo OF Tonand,
Mr.. Bsbeock of New Haven, Mr.. Beckwith OF Itch
field, and Mr.. Averen of Dsnbury-esch speaking IA
the strongest terms of commentator Of the VARIOUS
| exercises Of the Normal school.
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"SrRAIeHr -ouT-WHIe. The ~ 7. Ezpress ana
Buffalo Adrertiser-heed and tail OF Hindoolsm-taSe
wam interest IN the reorganization OF the wing
paIty-the Straight Out-whig party" whose tickets
both those organs have betrayed and voted against
for four years. Both are HindOO organs. Both sup
port the Hindoo Stats ticket.
There ought to complete this picture, to be Cen
trail Straight out" Wing movement, led by Hndoos
who hsve been for several years at war with the Wing
party II is favorable moment for such men to get
back into the Wing party. They can have it all to
themselves Then, in voting, as usual, for Loco
Focos, they would cheat bat themselves
ALBANY Evening JouraI.
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FIRE IN STATE STREET

WOMAN AND TWO CHILDREN BURNED.
Ate o'clock this morning fire broke out in the
four story brick building No. Is State street and be-
fore the fomes could be suboued the upper part OF the
building was destroyed.
TIE building was occupied by several families. moot
of whom escaped wiihout injury. A woman and TWO
children, whose names W. could not learn, were horr
bly, burned. The woman was so badly burned about
the face and shoulders that abe canno' survive she
was carried to the New-York Hospital The two
children were burned slmost 70 crisp. Their bodies
were not got out until after the flames were suodued
The loss on the property will not exceed fifteen hun
died dollars
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Byyxy1r OF RosAs CATHoIIc ORPHAN AsYLrNs'--
Two performances were given at the Academy Of
Music Yesterday for the benefit Of the Roman Cath
olic orphan asyiums-,hs one at O'Clock in the after
psop The second a. in the evening. The house vas
den.ely crowded on each occasion, and nearly Ten
thousand tickets were sold previous to o'clock r. d.
1t is probable that the society viii clear from this ben
eff, between two thousand five hundred and three
fhousarS 6nilRrs
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RtpIV:
PERU. Clinton Co., N. Y, Monday, Oct. Is

PERU, Clinton Co., N. Y, Monday, Oc'' To-
GKsrLKmrS: Your circular of Oct daily came
TO hand, requesting me to attend as delegate to
Wing State convention to be held in the city of New
York, at Constitutional hail. Oct. %, or send some
reliable Whie who disowns all connection with the
Republican Fusion party.
In reply, LET me you, as heartily approve of
the Republican movement, and shall support the nOm
nees and labor earnestly for the election OF the cand
dates; therefore having no sympathy in your move
ment, sbau not attend. As gentleman, felt bound
70 hand your circular to reliable Wing. have en-
deavored to find one, and have to say know of no
such person in this county. The WoOley-heads have
all joined the Republicans, and the Siirer Groys have
Joined the Know-Nothngs where they properly be-
long and will undoubtedly act with you in concert in
the American party as they have hitherto done.
Respectfully yours, BACK BONE
To JANIS BROOKS and others, committee.
We have the Of the writer Of the Ding but he pre-
fers not to have II putished. I'D
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the former as was alleged for interfering With IN off,
or in The discharge of bis duty, and the latter for
ttmptirg to rescue prisoner.
Mr.. HarAnd told cur reporter, On q visit to his eel,
that The arn dkturosnce which be saw was from
nan WHO came up to him and attempted to pass him
without pa, ing the r.vsl csargs. He stopped him,
and tire msn, Who proved TO Re Mr. Co'kefai-,
SHADOW" as We we're Informed BY policeman,
caught Mr.. II. BY the collar sni there we're SOME
blows, Mr. Harlsnd called upon Capt Turnoull who
ives near by, to .res; TIE intruder, and was hins
Immediately arrested.
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STABBING AFFRAY.
dred dollars,

At laio'cock last night as policeman Martin Of the
Sixth ward ives pa,roling his beat he was sarmed by
the cry OF murder" and Immediately saw - man
fall near him. The murderer, named James Bart,n',
endeavored to escape, but was arrested by officer
Martin and locked up. The wounded man, n'med
Charlss Barroni, vas stabbed In the abdomen dan
gerousy. He was taken to the hospital The wound
was made with a sharp-ponted instrument, and is
five inches in depth.
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DEATH OF AS EXCELLENT wozAs.-Nargs1et N.
Smith died at Burlington, n. s., on Monday night.
seed o. years. This excellent woman was si~s,.s
noted for her charities and after the recent rsilres1
disaster ,he opened her house 10 the saGcreu and
nursed them with the utmost care. I. Wa IN -
boose that Mr.. sad Mrs Gillespie died ne - ~,
fatigue enc exrtersrt Of that period O. ns .ss0 ~
much for tho weak frame Of the nops ~ .,easrr
when there was nothing more TO 40 Iol suo -
abe gave way and : now removed TO Der revafs ~
or n Ruylinesou WA ever more mosun11
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CONSTITUTIONAL AxEspxrsr IL CoysEcTiorr.-
The official result of the late election on the ques-
ton of so altering the constitution OF the e'se
make the ability to read necessary qualification for
the exercise OF the electors privilege, hiss been see'
tanned Tbs smeniment has been adopted oT
rnsio,iiy ~ sil.
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oprNING OF CHAMBERS STREET.

The committee on Streets OF The board d council.
men to whom referred the peti'iors relative TO
the extension Of Chambers street held another NEST
ing yesterday tlternoon la the City ball. to bear tbs
remarks Of those opposed TO the improvement Tbs
conmitiee end audience entertained or two houn
and half with speeches from BuJls skidno.e ana
jog oh Beckett both Of whom were opposed TO the
Improvement. They asserted tbos il was got ~ 70
bandit ,pfculator., and not rsopeity hotiers, aod
Goa siderng the present condison OF the mercantile
eounrhity improvements Of this naiurs we're not
reeTed. The Committee adjourned til next Tuesday.
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IID JUDICIAL DIsTncT.-The Republicans Of this
District are requested TO send two Delegates from each
Assembly District TO Judicial Convention at Brook
Ign at noon on Wednesday next, the 2ith inst. The
time is short, and we urge the Republicans Of Safolk
Westcbester, Orange, Da chess, Putnam, Queens and
Rooklsnd to act promptly. Should good man be
nominated he will be chosen.
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hI1e.IrrY AND UScoSsTIrUTIoSALIrf OF SLAV-
ERr-A general convention of radical political ADO
Etiopiss l. 10 be held at Boston on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Oct o. "a and u.s. for the purpose
Of discussing the Illegally and unc ,nstitutiona'y OF
Slavery, and the power Of the Federal government
ever Slavery in the States and for other objects. Ger,
Mt Smith, Lewis Tsppan, S. S. JOcelyn, Frederick
Douglass, William GOOdelI, james McCane smith,
and Others, are expected 70 be present
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LECTURE on TrRxEr.-Mr. Oscanyan delivered
the sst of his series of lectures last evening In the
rooms of the Mercsntile Library associstion, BE-.
fore select although lot numerous audi.
erce He introduced the subject by Q careful
and erudiie history Of the origin Of the o.
msnlis, their progression in mental and phys
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FICTION RIOT IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Thursday, Oct. IL, 1875.
The election in the Nineteenth ward of this city to-
dsy. for councilman, TO FIJI vacancy 0ccasOned by
death resulted in The OF the Know Nothing can.
dids,e There was considerable riOting at the polls,
and Notorious rowdy by the name of King was sho'
by the p0lice-it is thought fatally. Several others
were wounded but not dangerously.
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TROUBLE ON THE CRAWFORD RAILROAD.

BUFFALO, Ihursday Uct. 10, 1000
There ia a serious trouble again on the Brantford
railroad, A body of armed Irishmen tore open the
bridge Yesterday and will not allow the trains to
pass They msle an attempt to day on the upper
side of the bridge to prevent the train going west
More trouble is expected.
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THE YELLOW FEVER IN VIRGINIA.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, Oct. 49, 1855.

The health of Norfolk continues 10 improve. On
Tuesday there were two new cases and three deaths
On Wednesday 10 deaths were reported.
Bilious fever was raging badly both in Norfolk and
Portsmouth,.
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POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Nrw YoRg, Frdiy. Oct. 5, 1855
DEAR SR You hereby respectfully requested to come s
dae,ae or to send eligible Wing from yo1t Assembly
S,s,Tc as delegste to State convention OF the wings o
EevYork who oi.own all connection with the kepuoican
Fnsie nyy formed Syracuse. Tic convention wi be held
IN his at Cor ut'on ball the 2Sd lust at - o'clock
to Whs State ticket and to take into eonsders
ton ~ condition the Wing party. Respectfully yours
George B. Desne. Henry C. Mills, James Brooks henry W.
Genet committee.
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CONTRADICTION OF THE DEATH OF MR..
JOHN BARSC0W.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Thursday, Oct. lo, i655
The announcement in this mornings Journal OF the
death of Mr. John Bsrstow, prominent citizen Of this
place is incorrect. Mr. Barstow s not only living but
much better
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The Spseeies Of GERarr SMITH, delivered In Cen
gree have been collected in neat volume, emoei-
ishsd with portrait Of the author, and pa9'isaea
BY Mason Brothers,
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR STATE
SENATOR

SYRACUSE, Thursday Oct r. 1855.
The Republican county convention held here to-day,
nominated James Noxon of Syracuse, for State sena-
tor and full county ticket.
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MAN DROWNED.

PITTSBURGH, Thursday, Oct ls, 1853.
Col. Daniel NJ. Curry, well known druggist OF this
civ and formerly prominent leader OF The Know
Notbi1v marty was found drowned in the river 10 day.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
TIE REPORTED MURDER OF GOV. REEDER

Tie Lexington Mo- Express Of Saturday publishes
q rumor that ex-Goy. Reeder had been murdered at
st. Josepbs. The editor pronouncss i. hoax, but
says there il a lumor that Reeder had been fighting
somewhere in the Territory, bat was not Injured.
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CITY POLITICS.
CORRECTION

DR.. Wallace says that be didn't preside at the con-
vention OF Know Nothngs At National hall on Faes-
day night that he not even present Al the meet
ing and that be tberefTe had voice in dominating
the ticket there put forth.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
The meeting Of The Republican csnsral committee
lsst night did nothing lot of scouDdres in the In
terest Of a prominent and INSCRIPTIONS csnaidate
made asssut upon the meeting, but we're repu SEQ
The committee on nominations repSEted the following
ticket upon which no definite action was had:
CoHfyolLey, iah C. flag
sAe,if,.,..................Wil William s. Dute.
Co,ntu olsrk.,..,.......... Dougisss LefiingwsH
Street nnis,iore- ....... Nicholss Dean
Com. Rsydirs onc SarT<is Jacob l. DODGE
Coy,ovaf;o1- al ,o,r~y,,... VIM Curtis S0y,s
ALns house 0oreyror.....ko Roe L1ckSood-
OtD fnkJecfor. yonn IA O'eeSm
Jn11s OF S.py,me eryot .. Edward Cowes
-, murray Hoffman
Jrdco q superior eot'' lie sis 3. WoCdrsf.
EuSo> of Common rleas -. Can bridge Livingston.
JvSg. OF Marine courf. .cbsa 2. Bi-dsslL
John Ives,
Il N. wihsim
CoT0hH'''''''''''''''''l A. s. Jones,
A g. Ball.
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Ceaal Notices.
COMMONWEALTH of MASSACHUSETTS

COMMONWEALTH of MASSACHGbEITs.-
~ To the bososbls the Justices Of the sureme Judicial
as f.a is:
ibes .na rves The Court informed that she lawfully
Ysi,hr. on he went, ss s.y Il 6ecemer A Esbtsea
Hundred md forty eight and hath eh.yed him
eh,s and fh w yet he :sd t0sn hsn, "a AK
their usisse up 10 tbs tvssty third day Of Apnl,
Y,btetn Bphered and rtyriee tested y9ui eeAnt with
euetJ and crosby .od wshtony :. srov1s
~ third Of April 1879 the said John snry Nsvoa
With. csuse tp-d your elsnt out Of dr s,d thea a.
from hs time % ne pni s f,,,bs, s 5. h
Ausun September, 1850, she left England with hef
fatber, family arrived 10 NswVork September twenty
fhh Esh .sn Hundred and ht', nd no Las,e ~ ,sa
where or ned reside ~1th her father ever dnee
Ard your besnt further tbs she did not remove 70
up3sr the vs Of tbs but oey because her
fathers sniy removed hher and that he se slo her
R"Sps o. MATRIMoNY nav b DISSOLVED bct~eee Der.
self said John Henry and nat abe NAV be psmed re-
sune her maiden nsue and thai tbs Custody o. hsf infant
eausbter Eliza Alice Sed six ye,rs msy D. n rused and
sverdsd % her tia, such provision TO anony DO
made r her the Couit shall Jus, -Osted tsun.n
sixteenth Of N0vsns-r Eishrssr aSndsss s1d MY
Eve. IoiNfiE Ne" roS.
p,;.soI Supreme Judicial Court November Term A. D.
,s On the fues bel or6ersd that the ieesnt give
t,ee 70 TIE nAeer Ct The psndency Of said hbs BY
sraed copy NJ order thereon TO V pusoed
YosI sx weeSs 81 oss.ey The las pub csiIon 70 b. sixty
Ss,s Is before the Term Of s Court to b holden
fsrp on and for a Comy Of snsol on TIE seventh fu-<
then and appear any he has Why toe
prayer Of aid hbs' should rot be rss;sS; s,,o
Tue copy Of said libel ard IL. order q Corr, thereon
BAssETr RED, Attorneys fr Ibsi.nt,
a IsvsvT Isssson, hssA
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.of frcoSo., as5 fsthe,isz5 went % calmly, shgne
'rsf,oosi anthems against he os,fersse vscss cross
"fres yomit d des'h and destruction On them.
And 90 they Died by thoasAnds, Ae I'M
named senis ods.n Thus spoke Looas Kesosn.
Oh, ii great mer, - hey cslle5 men every day
mentioned by tbs bosy world men vhcse svexy
breath is echoed; nen whcse every vWi STAMPED
with he immortality Of type in public CHRONICLES;
they would but think how many huodrcds, - GOOD,
As brsve generous as full Of noble thoughts. - e.
psbc 70 be ersa; tpey arc scntly i've and without
rscro rion die they 70 boW ia ,ir heads 10
uu ii;y and sIiof. Grateful CO this night eel hat,
In ore Instance L 10 given me 70 rsyerss the sentence
viii h condemns the unobtrus:ve hero 70 snksovn
gave. Grateful 90 esl that tho power 3 givea me
70 rcsus one foed psrlc from the Oblivion 70 which
shtnkTg ra'ure would have consigned Il and
TIE Children Of an honest NAN tom me help
ls.sress 10 which bis des'h delivered mem.
Grs.eful. joyful, proud beyond ustranee DO
feel tia, { IS permitted me u prove
that am tIue to hose who have bsea uuo 70 me-
n Il slocn which gsshers on the grave ve see Incee
fresh b, meath our feet; glesms Of pure hight PSI ana
flowers sprng W through the sno w,sch covsfs
this Winter rsey Eho in the pgbic halls and streets
Of Dublin stood around me when !, vas no. too bold
TO hope the royal caste on Cork HUI would 10 . lev
dsys be baptized In d me the cs)itsl OF new he
pubic, are now beside ms " tn hearts - true = then,
10 Go honor TO comrade and service 70 those no
lov,t. Thus des,h cones 10 prove tae old ercsner-
rood Of is stu lives For the fsher's hand thai n~
been w,hered, q thousand here leap foeta, sad Inc
'uIto me, ana forbid them not. I" Aud thus there b
sunshne passing through tho gloIm, and flowers
spring up through tie snow which covers The irish
,lals
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Ccrgrtss fos extending Slavery mo Sep s.A1,
vosd give then . eonGi;:ee according 70 tnis rue
Of sxas. iiss,es 20 81.
hs: for twenty thne ysars ta's rule OF paTnsmsnt
.ry is~ hsi been y,o'e'ei sni usoPed "a oy tne
ysors Spsaksr. VITO hss oarsfa ~ 80 zee the
st,roir. committees oi the House Sc 10 entrsiy sup
press ali petitions refsrrei 10 taen t,Jchiag the SAP
ieet of Slavery | nov bopei thL the voice OF the
psopIa should b heard add respectfully nsponded 10
on tbs subject q. well al others; that the people OF
the North under this rue Of parhamentNy Law.
shouh be treated just ~ respectfully as those OF the
Slave Sists
Mr. Knigbt, Quaker from Penn.y'vsns, spps AIRED
eehst snrpSis-d To heAr ths the rgh' Of peaton
hsd been 30 long suppressed IN Congress.
Mr. Rohinson OF the same Safe recolected wei
the hiA'ory Of those seenes which had occurred He
was Know. Nobii and mos, heartily responded 10
the eDtn ents vsnced aud loud ca for the ques-
lion was made on all sites. 10 w4s taken by rising
votr spc adopted unanimously. When o'her members
afttrwsrd came N, the resolution was again read, and
these OF present n ts adoption gave heir hearty
Assep 10 Il. There much feeling eXhi oited the
occasiop which for time as tsnsely interesting.
This unsr unity or feeling was 80 strongly exhibited
tia, nv own mind back TO other scenes aud other
tmep the history of wsich is famiar TO my readers;
bit the recollection is perhaps more wildly Impressed
on nov ewr mind than that of any other mao lvinS.
will not however, trust my pen or my language to eK
press the emotions hch then experienced.
Our friends no spJ cared to feel that We had found
q CON mon sentiment and common principe on wnica
we could rally. Hope seemed 10 cheer them, auc a
rmer purpose unite appeared to Iervade the minds
of a. PRES sent. -
Uaeiin.fos, Dee. q, l8S.
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ELIAS Coass, AuctoBeer.
TIME subscribers will sell, THIS MORNING at

Icl oeeck a, the large spacious sseEo,uas No Sc
Hs.ssn st. close assignments and advances 10 the sh
ct bdSer without any whaev large essprmet Of
Gold Watches JeSery of ali Kinds Pefamtry Silver Plated
Ware conssins cf Cake Bakes Casters. seonu York. H.
aso Wior Bssbets Chss OF various tibds susbls for
Yssep, Also lss spd general sssormsnt Of oil hed' OF
Orpsrentsl FuRNTTURE. suo psIor sees Of ali kinds,
ess Bureau Beiesds Meshstsnds. Sofa Tets atste-,
Losrss Eas, Chair al other kipds Of Chars &s'he
vAos % be above, ~ WARD Co No SO Ns<Ssast5