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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

BY MAGNETIC AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
From Washington.

From Washington.
CONGRESS ABOUT TO RESUME BUsINEss-MR MARSH s
CLAIM THE LAND BILLS SIGNED BY THE PRESI-
DENT-NAVAL AFFAIRS, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, June 0, 1856.
large number OF Congress men have arrived from
GnciDns and it is anticipated that quorum of both
Houses Congress will be present AMI business
viii be resumed Speaker Banks has returned, and Ie
kumed the duties Of the chair.
The Senate has pa sed a bill giving Mr.. March, our
Foreign Minister 81 Consta nuople the sum of $50 COO
extra eoInpensation but thereby hangs tale. This
appropriation opposed by Senator Brosdhead, with
small amount Of severity, principally on the
ground Of the ex Minister having received between
forty and fifty thousand dollars for his four years.
about half OF which, the Senator from Pennsylvan,a
tended had been occupied in pleasure trips t, Egypt the
Holy Land, Germany and Itsly rich time ia expected
when this bill before the House. Mr.. Marsh is
avorite Of he negro vorshppers and OF his claim
will receive their support.
The amount Of Texas deb. paid TO noon to-day, was
s5,428,76S.
The President has signed the bills spproprltiUg land
FOX railroads in Wiaconsin, Michigan, ALABAMA and
Louisiana.
The United States sloop Of. war Plymouth is to be sib
situted ct the Naval School the practise ship In lieu
OF the Preble found to be too small She sailed from Nor
fokon Saturday last, for Annapolis, Robert H. Wymsn
Lieutenant Commanding.
The steam fgate Colorado will be launched at the
GosportN Navy Yard the 10th inst The President sad
Secretary of the Navy win be in attendance.
Messrs cass, Douglas and Cobb, OF Georgia. leave tor
Phadephia by the morning train, and wispeak ct the
Buchanan meeting there to- morrow night.
Mayor Magrucer naugurated this M ing and
entered upon the duties Of his Office 1t said 10 be hls
intention to deoapitae every Know Nothing official hold
ing Offices under his disposal The democrats firing
salute Of hundred guns in honor OF h;a insugurs
ton,
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Mails for Europe

NEW YORK HEEALD-EDITIoN FOE EUROPE.
Use cunsrd steamship AGd:a, Capt Shannon viii leave
this port 70 lnorToF, 8, roon, for Liverpool.
The Eu-opesn malls vii clofs in th city At halfpsst
ter O'Clock 20 morrow morning.
The EER41D (erntsd IN English aid FfeDch) will be
tubEste at zen o'eek in the morning. Single copies
10 wrappers, sxpence.
Sub p-iols advertisements for any edition Of the
New YoxE HERALD WI be recsiveds .. tha following places
m Eoreee:--
LoSnoS-ku. &Earopear Express Co. II an IS c3rnhin
fAKE- CO. do. Pisce &c Ia boarse
IIysRreo1- de. Go. Run'ord stree.
LrtRfool- JOIN Hunter, II Exchange street. East.
The contents Ct he European edition Ct tina HERALD
vii embrace tae recsved by mail and telegraph
the ece dining The previous wsek ard 10 the h,ur Of
uubNnatirp
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News from the Plains

ST. LOUIS, June 9, 1855.
The steamer Genoa from Fort Pierre Goth uIt, arrived
here yesterday.
Gen. Harvey completed treaty with the Sioux Indians
the 23d. The Indians have suffered severely from
hunger during the winter.
company of roydgeurs from the mouth Of the Yellow
Stone river, April is, report unusual quantity Of
snow on the mountains.
The Genoa brings II 600 robes and furs. shs met on
the sOth ult the United States steamer WIN. Baird,
bound for Fort Pierre
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Fatal Accident ON the Harlem Railroad.

CHATHAM FOUR CORNsRs June 9, 1906.
IaboDg man, named Thomas Gilbert, WAS instsntly
killed at this psce, this afternoon, by the express train
for Albany. He walking on the track aud paid no
attention the whistle. He had been discharged from
the road about fifteen minutes BEFORE and remarked to
the fireman, he walked away, that ne didn't
where he went to. He unmarried man, about 50
a AGA
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KANsAs-AN OPEN QuEsuON.-Mr. Governor
Reeder desires to see the North invade Kansas;
and with view to render the invasion effec-
tusl, calls for Q rally Of 10000 men, and Q vo-
luntary contribution of two millions of dollars.
We are Of opinion that if the country con-
tsins two millions of money anu ten thousand
men that can be turned to no better account
than to be made food for powder, they had
better be sent to Mexico than to Kansas An
army OF that strength, backed with that much
money, would certainly conquer the whole of
Mexico, add it to the republic, and free the
people of that region from priestly supervision
even faster than the Comonfort government
can do.
Kansas is and ought to be an open question,
and an open Territory. Let everybody go
there; the niger drivers with their niggers,
the niger worshippers without: and once
there, let them ightit out thoroughly. They
have no business to torment us here with the
futile clsmor Of their petty squabbles. Let
those who take an interest in the matter
60 thither at once. Let the Governor Of every
jail send his prisoners there; let q tenth
part at least of our politicians join them
and let good large squad of our
political parsons accompany the expedi-
tion, with Henry Ward Beecher at it's head
and Theodore Parker ct its tail. At the same
time let the South send the people
it can beet spare; its editors, for instance
Once there let them fall on bravely and fight
it out to the lsst; if there are any killed, the
country can bear it; and the nursing Of the
wounded, and the mourning for the brave
dead, and the feeding the widows and orphans
will usefully absorb the superauous energy Of
the ezcitable portion of the people.
We are in favor of Mr.. Douglass Nebraska
BILL we supported it throughout as the true
Interpretation Of the constitution, and as q
just measure. We are in favor of Kansas try
ing to be slave State and we think it would
be better for the Union that she were, as there.
by the original equipoise and equilibrium be-
tween the free and the slave States would be
restored. At present the North has the odd
trick.
1t is natural that the people Of the Northern
States should be opposed to slavery, and that
the people Of the Southern States should be in
favor of it. But no civil war need necessarily
flow out of this difference in opinion, as was
nearly the case in consequence of the imbecili-
ty and the wickedness of Pierce. The practical
solution Of the slavery difficulty is in a free
fight between the Northern and Southern men
of Kansas, while the rest of the country
looks on.
If Mr. Reeder raises his 10000 men aud
$4,000, 600 hope he viii have shrewdness
enough to lead them on some more profitable
adventure than an invasion Of Kansas
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House OF Representatives,
WASHINGTON, June Q, 1856

PROPOSED REMOVAL OF THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT,
BY the reading Of the journal of Saturday appeared
that Mr.. EDWARDS, (ngger worahipper) OF N. Y, had
given notice Of his intention to introduce bill for the
removal Of he seat government from Washing ton to
some point in Ohio within five miles OF Cincinnati.
Mr. JoNEs dem OF Tennesfes, moved strike ont the
notice commencing that 1t could there peAr as no
quorum was present on that day.
Ninety two members only voted, which, being quo
rum the House nc iourned.
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co term we are about TO experience In the political
xorld the people will want Light 10 the c,cosn and
ciTckS OF The politicians 1he AMERICAN WEEKLY
PRESS ne cheapest az best u the world qed
light regard The doings OF the politicians asd
ohceeeehers Attached 70 no clique, creed and
pecpg neither pension, post place. It's whole Aim win
20 give The people correct scccunt Of pasns eyenA
agents M 81 per hundred cash In advance Advertisements
inserted at h cents per line All orders must DO addressed
streets New "
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The Insurr ection In Hay II.

BosTos, June 0, 1855.
The echocne Fearless arrived At this port from Jere
nile May 20, brings le ters confirming the previous
ports Of insurrecon a. Aux Cayes in Hsy and adcn
that Inc government had succeeded in putting the
down. The psr iculars had not been received At
Jerem when the Fearless sailed
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Naval Intelligence

IoL1 bag vil De made W . NE rsssum r o as,
Navy Ysrd ~ Of inc l1h for the Eas. liam STA
ton.
TIE U, 9. sbip Plymouth dropped down from the NAyy
frrscof take tbe place ~ tire schooIshtp Prsble
Which y il sssd u repaes.-NOrJolk Hsrasd, JUNE 7.
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Kansas Meeting ut vvestciester.

WE1TcIIEsTER, Pa, June 1856.
The meeting he'd here Saturday 70 taho into cons.
sration the troubles In Ksnss ard other nssers CON
&c es with TIE sgsressons Of slavery wag very d aev
attended John s, Bowen, who was attached 10 tho
Kansas Commits, Clerk addressed ths mss,fnr An
rroprste revolutions denounoing the outags at Wash
ne ton and Kansas were adopted By reclamation.
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TIE OPERA HoUsE.-The directors OF the
Academy Of Music have called upon the stock
holders for s125 on each share, in order to
relieve the institution Of debt. What does
this mean? What is the debt? How was it
contracted? Why no. do as Barnum has done !:
make a clean breasto it ?" The par value
of the stock is 81 900 per share, but sales have
been made, we understand, at 5000.
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To the Hattess In the CIT,

To the HatteHs In the City and Country,
We have just introduced third style gent SRA
hat which may be considered In equal iups-
nor to before offered TO the pubi; The being OF
dark brow Or tan shade vss the important advanage
nol showir the dust and c which has always been
shape seht bell Of four half inches hish tbe
br tour inches wide, with double edge, which gives pvo.
tscn 70 the face as well ~ additional maess 10 the br ~
We have every In Offering the above stys cled the
Bawsha AZ being light as well durable styIe OF IA.
nerthat. For sale BY the only. " 80
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UNPAID LETTERS Two letters, directed 70 Thomas j.
Layard snd p. Pfefer Co., New York, detained
At the st. Louis Post Office jane for want of prepay
meut,
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An Agent for the New York Herald for
Newark j. wanted.-Appy at early hour this morn.
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PHIIADE1PHA A, June 9, 1868.
Several hundred friends of Brigadier General Small,
In prison for COZ tempt of court Supreme Court(
marched ia procession to Moy amensing prison tonight
for the purpose of serenadipg him.
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WANTED KNOW NOTHING ORGAN.-The
newspaper which ofliciates as the Koow
Nothing organ in this city considers the Pope
to be the most dangerous power in the world
1t accuses him Of inventiDg new dogmas.
cramming new superstitions down the threats
Of the faithful and seeking to extend his au
thority over the potentates and kings Of the
earth
1t is true that the Pope has set his seal on a
Few doctrine, or article Of faith, namely: the
miraculous conception of the Virgin, pure and
in maculate It is also true tina. in various
spiritual matters the Pope has endeavored to
exercise an extent Of authority greater even
than that welded by Gregory the Great. But
while his believers and his cardinals are issu-
ing Iescripts and bulls and concordats the
governments Of France and England
Catholic and Protestant Power
are calmly and quietly notifying hs
Holiness that if be does not continue to
keep the streets Of Rome cleaner than Fer
nando Wood keeps ours, establish az effective
police in the Legations, and protect travellers
against bandits, they will take all his tempo.
raj power out Of his hands, and upon this tn
poor Pope is sendiDg legate at top speed tc
Paris to explain and beg grace. The truth ia
that every intelligent person on both sides OF
the Atlantic looks upon the Pope and his car
dinals and the Propaganda with the same ami.
able and good natured curiosity that one re-
CARDS the Catacombs, and the ruins of Hercu-
laneum, Postum or Pompeii. They are mere
antiquities, fossil remains of an age that ex
PRED nearly thousand years ago; and their
bulls and rescripts ere of no more consequence
to the world at large or to any one in particu-
lar, than the resolutions Of the last Woman's
Rights Convention at Albany, or the rescri pts
OF Mrs. Abby Kelly, isaued by the latest negro
worshipping sssemblage at Boston.
1t lie high time that the sensible friends Of
Mr.. Fillmore took steps to ledge the editor Of
their organ in some lunatic asylum, aud picked
up some fourth rate reporter to fill his place
Common sense and good taste demand no less
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From BOSTON.

Boston, June 0, 1856
The PROPOSE i'm TO Chelsea to Bosom. on vote
Of the citizens was Dictated b. about 100 majority,
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losbon Tor ger temen's hae The summer svle IA, June
loo 70, ssL offered In variety they passed.
aod unrivsld plain castor hs Raglan hstV nst vorted
Mn every OF pogge hats adapted gentlemen.
Me fsnapts AZ bith and low COSTS sennet Canton and
fnsu,h bursabe braid in the straw hat department. will
NJ NJ approSal oi our numerous resident resident
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Espenscheid's Hats Give an Air Of Refine.
men 70 The estures Look OF his leading summer styles OF
cassnees sd socky Mountain beavershs splendid strawB
ship characterize his attractive fabrics " W."
EsPhs SCHEID, 1ls Nassau street..
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The Crisis Of the Prsssaeney-Tne Coming
storm.

The celebrated philosopher Of the weather
on Brooklyn Heights, Professor Merriam, on
heavy clouds are rolling mp in the Yves, black
and threatening. and the quick lightning
begins TO tash and flicker over them, and we
hear
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Hats! Hats! f5s the sunsmer.--Nov rs the
line cp IEAsK Ind get ESQ OF hs elegant ,u mar
hs His Srsb beaver Panama sr6 erm v arc n The grI.
ses io these hot days up the styles s1d At
the ual low prcts for which Ieasx celebrated VI The did
stand, corner Of chsth am and Pearl atresis.
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The Cape de Verde Sufferers.

HW. Smith, Treasurer OF the fund for tbs relief OF
the Cape De Verde slanes, Acknowledges the receipt
(hropgn James Il. Hsckelt, Eq) OF the folio wing do
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SOAthern Mail

SOathcrn Mail.
BALTIMORE, June 0, 1856.
We hevs mail tonight south Of Charleston.
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In the above scheme formed By the ternary com
bnation Of rs numbers, making $685. tickets, and
the drawing Of IL ballots there win be 22o prizes.
each having three Of the drawn numbers on It 1853,
each having two Of them on 3S,711, each having
one only Of them on.
TO determine the fate Of these pfizes rs numbers,
from to 70 inclusive, viii be severally placed In ~
wheel On the day of the drawing, and ~ Of them
drawn ontat random and that ticket having for its
combination the 1st, I'd and Sd drawn numbers will
be entitled TO the capital prize Of s36,086,
That ticket with the 4th, 9Th and 9Th drawn, 70
That ticket with the 7th, 9Th and 9th drawn, 10
$4,000 -
That ticket with the 10Th, nth andilath drawn,
to $4,000 1900 800 "
That ticket with the 3D.. All and 9Th drawn to "A 600.
That ticket with the 9Th, 9th and 9TH drawn, to
$1,000.
That ticket with the 9Th, 9TH and sth drawn, 70
$4,000.
Thst ticket with the sth, 9th and 10th drawn, to
And 80 on according to the above scheme.
All other tickets tiss) with three Of the drawn,
Those s. tickets with the LIST and ID drswn, each
$500.
Those IS tickets with the sdand 4th drawn, each
those % tickets Win the 9Th and eth drawn, each
Those So tickets with the 18th and 9Th drawn, each
$50.
An other tickets Q,eOo.j Win two Of the drawn,
Anthose tickets (2s,4se, with one Of The drawn
each $40. sfs IN -
t. No ticket which shall have drawn prize Of
superior denomination chr be entitled y An infe-
rior prize RN
Wshase much pleasure IN directing the attention
Of onr pafFOns aad friends 10 the above moat liberal
schener-a prize in which would secure - indepen-
dence 70 he fortunate possessor. u will ~ drawn
Drawn Ballots In each package OF twenty tickets
Address orders Cor Ticknfs 70 = a-s n s.ss~ e..ft
r~s - A. ~ inuBBAnD &sco., ~ =.
~ Office, 30 Fayeite street. BOX 90 =
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Nrw JEnsrr Eancr.-The Republlcapa M

NEW JHRsEr EhEcr.-Th Republicans and
Americans met in Trenton, on Tuesday, Octo.
Der 2sth. for the purpose Of forming Union
Electoral Ticket a respectable number Of both
parties were present Thoy met in separate
conyentlOps The Republicans proposed "a 10
Americans . fusion similar to that pretended 10
have been made IN Pennsylsania, but difficulty
arose about the terms Of thepropoaition "A second
proposition was then made BY the RspublIcnrst to
which the Americana answered that no arrange.
ments could bemads The Republican, then al.
rected their Executive Committees 10 prepare
statement Of the matter. Both conventions ad-
journed and no fusion was efEscted.
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CRNTRE MARKET REsTAURANT
LII ToPRING
SIMPSON HIIIISE.

SOUthscest corner Qf l0th Sc and Pa Avenue,
WAsHtNoroN C1TT, d. O.
TIME subecrtber liz happy 60 inform ~
- the sojournefs and residents Of Washing. Ns
ton that he has spared expense in fitting up bis
welLknOwn establishment aud ID now prepared ID
accommodate oil who may favor him with their pc
Philadglphia he having recently removed rom
that CITY. Gentlemen can be furnished with rooms
On reasonable terms, and they can either brSnAIG6t
dine or sup In or out &c the house. and win 0nl De
charged for such a. they may order. n0 r112s
Thc subscriber proposes to furnish Meals 10 those
who may wish, On the European system and stFan-l
srs and citizens may rely upon the character Of his
octls--lm WI. 8. SIMPSON. Pranrictor.-.
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HoRRnLE DsArHs--Et WINS mentioned yesterday
inthe news from Oregon that Captain Bowman, Of
The ninth regimant Unitsd States infantry. station.
81 ~ ths Yakima Valley fecshtIy became ina3ne
and escaped from bis friends, Who were accompa-
hying him 10 the Dallaas and thnt hla dead body
was subsequently, found. Aslettsr sddss F
Tho Wild beasts had eaten almost fhs entire
deceased was regarded 90 en- nAlcient and excel
lent officer and good citizen. HeleaRos wife
and children tom0usn hlsmeIanch0ly and untmss
lyend Il
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=.
NOV 4Hp 1Attk- ~ hAs NAa t6a ANEs g4
and pure Demccnatie do 1n aMM .o
days al Andrew Ihs nu&. - n~M & -.
re1ndla,sd d'.bmnoA. :. - 49, ~ - !
al akmk y Il .u'@.018 lA 8mm..M M.M aM
ausn.n H. 81. ..1 s.41 IsS ' S.. .'.4 S 81 s .
e-~s~,. - 1~ rs \ s 2 -.
$3.50 ~ 49, @@
So 's s' Ma ~ - $1,000 /. /. Is. ..'.
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REGIsTER,s OPFICE,

-. =. - -. - ekODtk IUglle NBb0.. 4.
TO ALL HOM IT MAY CONCERN.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that licenses is-
~ sued 10 taNerns, retailers OF spirituous and
iermented liquors. wines coTdiaa, &C, groceries. dry
goods, hardware, medicinea perfumery, watches and
Jeweryj lumber. wood, coal, and commission rner-
chnnts als0 10 keepers Of hackney coaches and one
nibnsee. billiard tables tenpn nlleYe and CONNECTION
cry and for hawking and pedding and dealers In old
iron, brass copper, DC, viii expire on Monday the
must Be renewed at this Office within ten days fter
that time ssq. SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS, a
oct lB-dtnov3 60 gssg Eas Reg sfer.
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\ I ~AAMMAS
q New ana Spies did Large Ovens Fiat Top
COOKING STOVE. &C. s
FOR Wood or 0odl -Four Sizes. Nos.s0, I, 10 o.
MrlALEaAGHEB'S SUNRISE AgR-Tfeht,
beautiful design Of new Flat Top Cooking
Stove Just out. ssia "
III only necessary to say, that -ofter very many
tfeals of experisncs and being fully gonversant
With IN Of the various kinds Of Stoves which have
Iseen invented on the down-draft principle that /
baxe taken advantage Of every well known improve
nsn3 hat has from time to time been made parcu-
LAZY 81 fe1Fenee to the formation and construction
he nu1s which are always necessary 20 be larQes
q "a have fully applied every improvements and
cnhined them Al u the I" Sunrise Air Tight Cook
hkg Stove" This Stove ID made very heavy and is
- good substantial article; have made them extra
heayy Il al ths parts where long experience has
pntved u . be important and II can assure my Gus
tpmnEs lint have spared neither pains norexpense
IL gel1inH i1up and IL viii not be exceed by any
slove now known of q similar character, am con.
vfnced that II win at once become standard Stove
Z hspe fnlly tried tbem IN every way, with WOOD
ard COAL. and strongly recommend them 10 the
pablic. They Opsrate II he most satisfactory man
n<7r. #ssfttf6e~ M8es M aHfsl8 NN#tltst4
i Il Pntsnasss A. Jn0KLEAGnER
@ulyank 1859. yssr ~ Philadelphia.
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DROPOSALS win be receiyea by the
undersigned until Thursday, the eth day Of No
yember next for grading q street north, from New
Jersey avenue to the TIbef creek Proposals win
state the price per cubic yard for Rnding. Notice
Is given that oneprice only win Be given either for
cutting or filing, that which measures the most
ntT II. B. OWENS ga
Commissioner Of the Third aud Fourth Wards.
egs PATRICK O'DONOGHUE,
sgg THOMAS q. BURR,
.Oct29 Assistant COMMISSIONER ~
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NEW YoKKs Oct SO-Stock are generally lower.
Chicago and Rock Island, eB l-3; CumberIand
Coal Company, IN IsS Mlchieap Southern, IS
New York Central 81 IS Reading, ne Canton's
FL Ia Virginia 6s, oil 10.
Sterling exchange q dun ID 100 Sc.
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y w ~ WN haHnnInna rerT laTRn naaof inrnf ~ no
I2i14t MIA moSta1pfexa3 r6|ierna a Rrslh8 n.rlof
eFH@.el e|n|ee .onal oles end store tloves 4 ~
bsK 4a|lA1 AZ hs mafkek - -, ~ - -. y
You Win "a vel % cal and examine our assert
meiatof goodA, and we win take great pleasure In
showing them We are sure that our goods are very
low ne we buy for cash.
- Terma-CASH SEP 10
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4 am t7XI n fyIa.Nrs 4 m II1Il7E. n, Trs.' 4 !
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fA.,sk,rsa..l T.. -. O.. - 49,,
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aorlff9uDN 8rYT tIll1,1UI : n ArS4sarwsds
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kallsnes ~ A,,4ts1 80. - - - -.
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- eA4Ns ~ Ra4N# e. xnptaqA4 hovenD@ ~, -
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sNqA 1--WE WDhAAM&@ INV ANWs
n OsT on saturday night, IN Centre Mar.
M1ket basket containing q pair Of scales and an
ward by returning The book and scales to ths Amer
lean Organ Office and no questions will ~ asked or
the book may b returned through the Posi- Office
and thu basket end contents retained.
Oct. "a AJ.H. YEATMAN,