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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VAEC ABLE FKOFEKTE TUX SALE. \ WILL sell accommodating terms my fII!4N A store house and premises. situated inmedi -1--- atey on the road leading from DardaneIle to Danvie. at Chickelah, in Yell county. The prem- ses includes an of land with large commodious storehouse and ware house, nearly new, erected thereon and situated in the midst of thriving and populous neighborhood. It is one of the best coun- try situations for selling goods in this portion of the State.
 l will also sell fine upland farm, containing about three hundred acres. situated about two miles from Chckelah, and in high state of cultivation.
 For further particulars address the undersigned at Chckelah, Yell county, Ark. Aug. 26. 1856. If JOSEPH IOUPE.
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WANTED! WANTED!!

I WILL pay the highest market price in Cash for | Peltries, Beef hides, and Coon and Opossom skins. GEO. S. MORRISON,
 Little Rock Sept g. '56. Steamboat Landing.
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USE DODGE'S WARRANTED BELLS,
 Made by the Mountsineers.
 Who learned the value of a Bell
 After hunting cows and steers
 The number of years, we'll not tell. EA A ND again we say to the wise, if you would E "A by the small sum of dollar or two, save Za.S hundreds of dollars worth of time, labor va- luable stock. and thousand other vexations USE DoDGES WARRANTED BELLS, the largest of which are heard three and under favorable circum- stances, even four or five miles distant. 4 good assortment and supply on hand and for sale by D. BENDER May e. 1sss.
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JAS. R. BUCHANAN, Attorney at Law, Jack sonport. Ark. Aug. 5, 1856. ly
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]. l.. HOLLOWELL, Attorney st Law, Dar- danelle. Ark. Oct 23- 1855.
 WILSON k WILLIAMS. Attorneys at Law YellNille. Arkansas. Oct. 9. 15
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DOCTOR CANIRELE. Willpructice his pro l( fession in the city ot Little Rock and surround ing country Office at his residence, the Eris- copal church. March :, 55 ly
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No. 559. Sales of Alternate Sections in the States of Arkansas and Missouri, and Restora. ton of Withdrawn Lands to Market.


 BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. pursuance of law, l, FRANKLIN PIERCE. Pre- l sident of the United States of America do hereby declare and make known that public sales will be held at the places and dates hereinafter mentioned of the vacant lands in the sections bearing odd nuJers which remain to the United States within sir miles on each side of the Cairo and Fulton railroad in the States of MISSOURI and AgKANsAs, and the two branches thereof from Little Rock to Memphis and Fort smith subject to minimum of too ddltars and tty cents Der ac5e, provided by the approved stn February, 1853, granting the right of way, and making grant of land to said States to aid in con structng said railroads and specially excepted from graduation to price by the act of 4th of A gust, 1854, to wit:
 IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS The public sale will be held at the land office at HELENA, commencing on Monday, the tsoeptieth dug f Oc0ter aeat, for the disposal of the vacant public lands within such odd numbered sections above referred to as situated in the following named townships, to wit:
 North of the base line and east of the fifth
 principal meridian. Townships three four, five and six, of range three. Townships fonr, five, and six, of ranges four, fire and sir
 Townships four, five, six, seven. twenty, twenty one, and twenty-two, of range seUen.
 Townships five, six,* seven, and twenty y-one, of range esgbt.
 Townships five, six. and seven of range nine. The public sale will be held at the land office at WASHINGTON, commencing on Monday the tsoen- tyseUen dag of October neat for the disposal of the vacant public lands in such odd numbered sections above referred to situated in the following named townships viz: South of the base line and west of the fifth
 principal meridian.
 Townships four, five, six seven,# eight and nine, of range eiyhtcea.
 Townships five, six seven eight, and nine of range nineteen.
 Townships seven eight, and nine, of range taoent. Townships eigh., nine, ten, and eleven, of range ttoenty-0ne.
 Townships eight, nine, ten,* eleven, and twelve, of range t,centy-t10O.
 Townships nine, ten, eleven, and twelve, of range tDenty three.
 Townships ten, eleven, twelve, and thirteen, of range tooenty- four.
 Townships eleven, tweve,* thirteen, and fourteen, of range hoenty,fge
 Townships eleven, twelve, thirteen,* fourteen and fifteen, of range tacenty-sir.
 Townships twelve, thirteen, fourteen,* fifteen, and sixteen, of range t,oenty-seuen. Townships thirteen, fourteen, ifteen and sixteen of range ta0snty-eiqht.
 The sale will be held at the land office at CLARKS- WILLIE, commencing on Monday, the t,Oeatieth dag of Octobaert, for the disposal of all the vacantpub- lie lands within such odd numbered sections above referred to, in the aforementioned townships, viz:
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NEWTON COLEMAN, Attorney at Law, Co., lumbia Chicot County. Arkansas.
 Refer to lion. T. L. Clingnan, Ashevlle- \. c. Nov. goth. 1855 1v
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A. r. WOODAKD. Attorney at Law Collect ing and General Agent Corner of Main and Mark
 ham streets, up stairs, Little Rock; Ark. March n. 1856. ly
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GEO. c. wATKISs "ko. A. GALLAGHER. WATKINS & GALLAGHER. Attorneys at Law. Little Rock, Ark. March 2s. 1855 If
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WALTER C. DENT. Attorney at Law. Pine Bluff Jefferson county, Arkansas practice in all tl Courts of the State and attend to the Collection of Claims and the payment of taxes on lands in any part of the State. He will also act agent for the purchase and sale of Real Estate.
 References: Gen. $. H. Heinpstead. Rt. Rev. Bishop Byrne. Little Rock, Ark. Feb. l2, 1856 ly
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g NEWBERN & RICHES, Main street, dealers
 1 in Dry Goods and Groceries, etc. Jan 22 '65
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 II Acd mol deCl| Sses1 neSI . by theI DrO| mel Ciy
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

A FULL and general assortment of all kinds of A books used in southern schools, now on hand and constantly ordered Country school teachers and merchants supplied at reduced prices. Book store adjoining the Anthony House
 Sept. 2. JNO. E. REARDON, Bookseller
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V. B.. DALRYMPLE. J. E. GATENOOD. DALRYMPLE & GATEWOOD, Attorneys at Law Des Arc Prairie County. Arkansas. will at tend promptly to all business entrusted to them. Inn hn-1v
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O 36 Third street Louisville, Ky.
 Plantation supplies of Bagging and Rope, Jean, and Lnseys, Pork and Flour, etc, furnished upor orders. April II ,54
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North of the base line and west of the fifth
 principal meridian.
General Land Office Notice,

THOS. A. HENDRICKS. Commissioner
 of the General Land Office.
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Tennesse House,
Searcy. White Co.,, Ark, JnO. F. Braden. | prOprietOr.

D BANGING from Small to Largest Sizes, Full lC Trimmed, Pieces Pipe to each Stove. they will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices
 Waffle Irons to use on Cook Stoves.
 These Stoves are of the latest improved patterns. Aup 26 1856. D. BENDER.
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E. A. WARREN. E. GREEN. WARREN < GREEN, Attorneys at Law, and Solicitors in Chancery, Camden, Ark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

JUNE 20 T. u.
AsfIEs-The sales embraced about 80 bbls pots at 6c
61lc pearls were nominal at there being
in the market
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market opened with activity
and frmness but owing to the rnness in frehts the
warm weather large receipts and the want of later
foreign news the export demand fell or and the market
at the close quiet The sales embraced about
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.
REsTAURANTs.

TSyFN1NgS AT HOME-wTTH HITCHCOCK, AT THE
w FOUNTAIN chop House 67 Walker street. the most popu
a and free concert In the city Jas Fraser IN the chair
every saturday Wednesday evening at o'clock Welsh
arebis ard the best ale In The United states.
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reports to lay as follows

The steamship Emeu from this port for Havre today,
carried out $4,000 in specie freight Teegraphc
advices from New Orleans report the departure OF the
So $50 900 gold being the California remittance Of June
8. This is a larger amount than usual.
The New Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company have de
ciared semiannual dividend OF six per cert. The
Chemical Bank has declared dividend Of sx per cent
The Brooklyn City Coupons, due the LIST Of July will
be paid at the Long Island Bank The Buffalo and State
Line Railroad company have declared dividend er five
per cent for the last six months.
The earnings OF the La Crosse and Milwaukee railroad
company for the third week IN June 81 $50 80
FOR me second week 1927 AZ
Total for the three weeks s3i2o2 80
The total for the month Will be upwards of $50 o00
This on road only sixty-one miles long AID upon an
expenditure for construction of only ST. 500 000 is very
extraordinary The road not in operation last June
and have rot therefore eny comparative exhibits to
make The increase in earnings from month to month
since the road opened, has beer very great
The Mariners Savings Bank has declared sem! annual
dividend Al the rate CT per cent Of $500 ani
under, and FIVE per ceut on al sums $500 which
shall have been deposited three months prior the lst Of
July, and be payable and after July 81 Interest not
called for will be carried the credit of depoor and
draw interest as principal
The total receipts Of lumber al tide water by the canals
OF this State from the opening Of navigation up ami
Including the third week in June, in the years named
below, were fellows
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~ extcrscs and renewal ...... 81 o70 IL 81, 1886 10
arhc lumber OF miles stated Is for engines o. this com
many only the mileage Of the Chicago and Aurora Railroad
stompalq engines, which over thirty miles Of this
sroad not being Included
This shows the steady progress Of this extraordinary
road Ii Is without doubt the most productive road In
lle ,el States The monthly earnings Of the company
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The Boston 7rorelter Of the 18th inst. says
The sales OF stocks moderate TO day without spe
cia change in prices Western held a. o. with toe 3h
per cent dividend Gust dcclared) Off Worcester declined
4 but all the stock offered was taken a, quotations. ,
Eastern is sustained ~ Ftchburg sells a. IL q with
gu, much witty being pretty well understood thai
there will be no dividend in July Michigan Central OF
a 49, Copper stocks were lively Al prices Of yesterday
Lie Royaie closed at Tx Tx Copper Falls, u Al
National So TO So: Minnesota, 90 9o NebrasSa z
Nortbwesterr I asked Rockind sold at Is and ol1scec
al same rate; Pewabic, 57S a 81 Quincy, bid
The Lowell Manufacturing Company have declared a
DIV dend Of $50 per share the Lancaster Nils Company
of per cent the Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company
of per cent; the Boston and lowell Railroad vii. pay
d., idend Of $40 share
Tue summary of the last annual report o. the Gaen
aud Chicago Union Ralroai Company, compared WITH
that the previous year, gives the annexed results
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


N
The tendency OF prices was upward from the opening
TO the close OF the first board and there pretty ge
neral improvement In Cleveland and Toledo, Reading
and Erie there considerable activity. Missouri ss
advanced per cent Illinois Central bonds y; Nicara-
qua Transit, a Pennsylvania Coal, n New York Cen.
trial Railroad, u; Erie u Reading * Panama, q;
cleveland and httsburg, q; Cleveland and Toledo, u
Milwaukee and Mssisspp declined ,, per cent We notice
small sale Of Michigan Southern Sinking Fund at
SO per cent Some small lots Of Illinois Central Bonds
were sold this morning. Railroad bonds Of the first
Class, are by no means plenty Holders generally
capitalists and men Of means, who have purchased
permanent investment and not being compelled to SELL
not affected by any fluctuations the market value
This class of securities gradually but steadily becoming
established in the public mind upon o very substantial
foundation The new issue take precedence of the
old, and when they secured by first mortgage and
the payment at before maturity provided for by a
sinking fund there can be no better Investment All the
money spent the road either from later issues OF
bonds from the net earnings adds much TO the
curly OF the issue under first mortgage Every year
adds largely to the basis OF security of first class or first
mortgage railroad bonds, and the absorption going
very fast within own limits
After the adjournment of the board the following sales
<cfh de opds ckc In hv A n cOla
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SALES AT AUCTION.

will sell at auction on Friday June n at loh NJ at
their salesroom IS Coandt street. 40 bro,
&c comprising fresh and desirable stock for
the season N B.-Aucn sales every Tuesday Friday.
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during the fiscal year ending May 1855, with the pro-
portion derived from each source were as follows
GAIENA CHICAGO UNION RAIIaoAD
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will be noticed that the falling OF in boards and scant
ling this year. comparison with the light receipts OF last
year amounts TO over H. 600 900 feet, aud Of slaves
, nearly IA, 900 600 lbs
Among the new counterfeits altered bills Of the
weybosset Bank of Providence, viz: Us Of the
genuine plate, altered 70 los, 2o's and sos, the
work Of which !! 70 wen done that one Of them vas taken
10Y VAuX .ithout suspicion o! it, genuineness. The
issues 20s aud the others entirely unlike tho
genuine bills they pretend to represent counterfeit o.
the So bills OF the Orange Bank Of Essex county New Jer
sey has also appeared II il Autograph having for
vanette train Of cars and half female figure on the lett
end and is an imitation Of the ge1a.ue and, though
coarsely executed is well calculated 10 deceive the mex
perieneed.
The following is statement Of the business the Co
Iumba and Philadelphia Railroad for the month Of May,
1856 and 1855 and for the lrst mouths Of The fiscal
year 1855 So
May, 1856. 500 ~ 50
May, 1885 H,3ss u
lncrease Slo - %
From Dec l. 1855, TO May 81, 1856 sos Az 50
Same period last year s39 $40 81
Increase during six months ........... SO 92i %
The earnings the Michigan G. ntrai Railroad for the
second week in June ioows,-
1855. 1856 Esrsass
Passengers ...... $50, e04 n 1852 s. 3,I2s IS
Freight. .......,.. Il $500 81 26,5s6 a. 1888 %
Total .......... s55, ABS II "a 1879 30 S,754 IL
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A UCTION NOTICE.-H 7. LEEDS, AeCTIONEER WILL.
~ sell Friday June q, at the residence 49,
street. l0s O'Clock the entire furniture contained
four story residence large and
first class household such solid
suits covered in san pier and tables rosewood
reception and easy chairs covered satin moluet
other costly mane ornaments large pier and oval French
stool and cover rosewood eegere elegant work
tables lined with satin wood secretary velvet ana
carpets solid extension table silver ware
containing full assortment china tea and dinner crystal
glass cutlery mahogany chairs
solos, safa bed lounges superior solid mahog
any bestead bureaus washstands toilet pure
class household furniture will find at this everything
requisite for housekeeping and OF the best description Sale
positive House TO let possession given Immediately In
quire at the house.
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Surplus May l. 1856 $3.50, 628 i6
Showing increase during the year in the surplus "a
S74 aer paying 81 per cent in dividends aud all ex
penses and interests properly chargeabe TO income &C
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IS 900 Cleveland and httsburg RR rs int added II
5000 California per cent Bonds, 1875, ;, 10
90 shs. Wells Fargo Co. g Express 80 IS
400 New Creek Coal Co. Observation-Disclosures. 81
80 New Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company .107
60 St Marks Fire Insurance Company. .99ts 99H
20 Enterprise Fire Insurance Company. ...... 151s
10 New York Exchange Bank Observation-Disclosures. 97X
90 riast fNver bh1k SOts
1900 North Am Trust and Banking Company. So $50
10 Atlantic Bank. 80
120 Mechanics Banking Association 1919 1924
At the second board the market steady. There
no change in prices and not much activity at the Ex
change or the street After the board holders asked
an advance There was sale cf Harlem % Mortgage
Bonds at IS per cent, cash. This advance the
previous sales but when take into consideration the
character and security the Investment they still rule
far below their intrinsic value Erie I'd Mortgage Bonds
sell at 9s per cent and far the security goes they
are not a bit better than Harlem ID Mortgage Bonds
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n TIIST AND AU EIST-D POWELL CAN BE CON
~ suited all dseases a the and ear IRONY 70 CLOCK
No J2 Broadway Daring hts late tour Ia EUROPE ne OBJ
anod several Instruments of grea, value which com
bre with twenty years experience In this CITY enables him
sight hearing Ia hitherto deemed hopeless
d. POWEEris 'Trease the Eye can be obtained a<i
own inspection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

NEW FERRY TO wEEHAwKEN GROVE, PQIL.OCKS
~ Pavilion and Guienberg-Fare 81 CENTS favorite
Sunday june o. daily from foot Of Robinson street North
% street and Thirty street, North ryer Leaving foot
of Robinson street at O. 10y II M and AZ o'clock Ieav
be chartered for evening excursions by applying the
captain board Of the boat N BAH persons forbid
trusting this boat under any pretence.
II. MALLAN, Agent.
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UCTION NOTICE,-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
"A Assgnees sale Of the stock Of furniture dealer
Friday ahs dsyo At io o'clock At and e Centre street
rockers extension tables bookcases wardrobes mirrors
bedseads, maple and oak chairs mattresses walnut and
cherry tables large lot OF china crockery glassware
&C. together with the furniture Of family carpets ocoths
bedding mirrors, cooking &C. making large
worthy the attention Of the trade and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

nHIIADFLPHIA LAGER BIER DEPOT-IN KEGS
and bottles No 1856 Broome Orders received
Al the house Soda water sarsaparua, ale and poreS
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

r ONpON DOCK BRANDIEs, LONDON PORrS
Qseen,s ports and Bucelles wines bottled Oporto;
deras pale and brown shsrries chapagnes clsre high
ard low grades; sparkling and sll Catawba and Isabella
wines. and 81 Crox rum, old Bourbon and Monon-
lahela whskbes X ": MESSENGER CO., So Fulton
rect importers Of Messengers London cordial gin
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UCTION NOTICE-CLOTHING, 6c.-SAML OSGOOD
"A CO., auctioneers will sell at 81 this
morning Friday, at 10 O'Clock. large quantity OF clothing
sold by order of Samuel +. Devoe, Receiver
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now LOST-$6 REWARD.-STRAYED ON THE FIF-
W teenth instant from the residence of T.. Ii Little Atlantic
street Stanford Connecticut Durham mo.led and
white has short horns has been broken and
the other Is crumped the right ear oppped in two places
ANY returning her giving information nj 40 Mer
chants Exchange her Whereabouts will receive the
reward.
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A CCTION NOTICE-PEREMPTORY SALE-FURNI-
~ ture glass ware, carpets, &c. SAMUEL OSGOOD
turday at o O'Clock A. NJ large stock Of superior furni-
ure which will be sold positively to the highest bidder pay
expenses comprising several and black
Tor suits in satin brocatel plush and hair CLOTH chamber SUITS
enaneed furniture bureaus bedseads bedding
bookcases carpets mirrors oil paintings crockery glass
ware, plated ware, cutlery DC.
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(NAUTION.-NOTR LOST-A NOTE SIGNED BY D.
~ Manley and payable to the order OF f. A. yrede Co
Gated June g 1856, at three months. after Gate
dorsed for five hundred and four SLIGO dollars having
been stopped.
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UCTION SALE OF FINE WINES Ac.-HENRY DIRE
n HER. aucioneer.-Will be Sold without reserve, on
Saturday the 9th day of Jue nst at IL A. the
fixtures Of wine vault lately demonstrating to Mr. spnder
William street Stock consists Of elegant wines
Trarnener Hohenecker Uhbacker and other wines Some
of the wine which will be offered for sale hundred
of
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OCUIIsTS AnD AUJfeIsTs.

A RTIFICIAL EYHS-JtIST RECEIVED BY STEAMER,
IN large supply fr m Paris than 80 In psids.
IL vii ali L. LEk0Y'S drug store III Broadway,
rfiner of Ninth street.
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A CCTION SALE-THIS MORNING. AT 1917 O'CLOCK,
n 79 Nassau street portion Of the extensive collection
OF furniture &C. free from lmiJ every article the pre-
misesWi be sold at much less than first furniture
parlors Chambers halls counting dining mir
carpeng panofore, iron SAFE $1,000 segars In qsn
spring and hair mattresses &c N. B-Shippers will find
orders supplied advantage Staple articles furniture
wholesale, &c, at private sale.
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DRY GOODS, &C.
At KINNEYS CHEAP LACE AND EMBROIDERY
n store 23 9Th avenue, hats ribbons parasols, mits
FANS collars sleeves bands handkerchief trimmings will
lots Of other goods all at reduced prices Another lot
those rich Limerick collars. at So I'd and AZ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4CMuLoR DRAMATIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kIl and friends of the Will liroi
ibis (Friday) evening by order. T.. D. A..
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\ OST-YESTERDAY, BETWEEN ANN AND BEEKMAN
- streets bundle OF cancelled checks drawn by VIM s.
CO., of no value 10 person but the The
finder will confer favor by envag them
tile Bank, with II. W. LUBBOCK, 304 Droai way No
aus siions asked