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To Farmers.

LIVE Millions Hedge Plants for sale in small lot
II to suit farmers, at o. Is yer thou, and
There viii be email reduction name on lasge guam.
titles.
DnquHs Of The subscriber, over Hills and wash.
ousns btovo Store, nearly opposits the Ioet Once,
s' ssS 49, Dsvsas'fs Iowa. ,o~v !, 49,.
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Agricultural.

TVHE Scott County Agricultural Society vill meet
i ct the Court House In Davenport % Saturday
The ~ DAY q nAfeA no1t q one e'caook, p. Il.
u. @. N1AI,
ystl91u In
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MAMMOTH j sTanGIl
Stationary 1 Blank Book RuSe
~. II. DURLETS CO.,
NO. 122 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
Wn0L.sALE and s~..il dealers IN al Kind. q
&c, Ia.
kcsp constantly on hand, oil kinds Of blank bocss.
such %, Iedgess, Journals, Day Books. Cxsh Aroks
Check Books. R~o~ps Books, Mi Books, Tine 1pcSs
Sheep covered Memorandum and Pass Books furS
memorandum books Of I'll sizes and styies. 1hg1ish
%ss.o .r s,' With ,utse, straps Bankers
kind " blank book In either hand " msd- q
order, very short notice and In the bcst manner.
We would also cali attention 20 our large stock Of
Writing and Blank Book Papers!
Consisting In part Of plain and ruled Gap, etssr
ana Note Also, Fiat Cap, Grown Denny. Royal,
super Royal, and Imperial Papers.
Dvaring Papers and Railroad Stationary
whatmans DENY, Royal, ssper Royal. Imperial.
Elephant, Double Elephant. Cucumber. Auas, and
Antiquarian. both smooth and rough, German,
French and Enslish Roll drawing paper, % any
length Trscinacloth s0xss inches vide Tracnspaysr
In sheets or roll.
Brswn 4 Sons Profile 4 Crsss Section Pspsps
Field Rocks, Transit Books, Level Boom, Camel
and Sable pencils, India Ink, Newmsns, ami Windsor
Newtons water eolors. IN half and whole CARS.
Mathematical Instruments In setts and seperate.
scales Protrsetors, Pa. ael Rules, Pocket 1nles,
&c, &c
CHESTERMAN'S METALLIC TAPES
Of all lengths, Surveyors Chains 90 and 100 fsss IN
length. Any instrument not on hand when wanted
VIII be ordered from the east on short notice. and
furniahed II manufacturer p.iccs. Ut
OFFICE STATIONERY!
Every variety of once stationery both Yares~u ana
Domestic, kept oonstaatly on hand,
Burley's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which for durability. elasticity and nrmuess are nm
surpassed BY any ether pen now In uer.
Halls PsgscsgSsiON PreSSeS
We have the agency for "Halls Celebrated PurcsssAa
and Lever Seal Presses" the best and most ecoDo-
Hcss, County Offices and Notary Public Any orders
forwarded to will be attended to with the utmost
despatch.
Letter Copying Presses,
q all sizes and styles from the small letter press II
u 80 to the large Railroad way bills, At 176, with
books to atch Of all sizes.
Blank Book Manu- fac tory
We have connected with our store Arst ciass
Blank Book BindeIy, where We are prepared b hru-
sh at short notice. any kind OF blank books with OF
without printed headings and OF any desired ps,ern
also . full assortment Of Binders STOCK.
Country Merchants
are particularly requested to call and examine our
stock before going TO New Yo-k. We think Il In In
our power ~ offer them Inducements " buy Of ~
which will render u trip to the last unnecessary.
All orders promptly attended to By
All BURLRY 4 co,
Wholesale 4 Retail Ststioners and Blank Boob Man
ufActo1crs,
122 Lake Ot., CHICAGO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02

AN ANTIQl IIY.-FX-Consul Pike,
when in Portugal, visited half sub
merged city, near St. ives, Of which
he gives the following account. We
find the his narrative in the BROOKLYN
Eagle:
The Portuguese appear to know lit
tie about it and to care less, 1t runs out
into the sea, in the waters of which
the chimnevs and other ruins may be
traced for two miles. Mr.. Pike sup
poses it to have been sunk by an earth
quake, which has also turned the
course of the river now running at st.
yves. He evacuated one room of the,
fallen city which was filled with sand
and found various ornaments of cop
per and porcelain, and jar of coins OF
Roman, Venetian and Moorish make
The floor was beautiful MOSAIC, and
the walls were painted in tresco. The
Portuguese have named the city 'Troya.'
This ancient city gave rise to much
conversation, and Mr.. Pike promised
further information at subsequent
meeting.
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THE IA r n Z RS 0UID
To Scientific snd Practical Agricultuf.

BY HENRY sTEvBNS, y. r s., Of Edinbtfsh, and
the ate J. Q. NORToN, Professor % Scientific
Agriculture In Yale College, In New Haven.
vols Royal Octave. 500 pages, and
numerous wood and steel ensrsvings.
This 10, confcssedly, the most Complete work on
Agrcu't ever pubshsd, and iu order 10 eive Il
wider circulation, the publishers have resolved 10
reduce the price -
PIvR DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLUMES.
when sent BY mail (postage paid TO California and
Oregon the price will be ~. To every part Of the
Unioo, and to Cauads postage paid %. This work
is not the old "Bo6k Of the FArm."
Remittsnces for any Of the above publ cation.
should always be addressed, (post paid) to the pubs
ltshers.
LEONARD SCOTT 4 Co,
fDec22dkwtf1 No s. Gold street, New York.
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NOTICE.
I'm and after the I'd Of January the undersigned
~ Bankers in the city Of Davenport, will open thsi
Offices for business at O'Clock A. NJ, and close ct
O'Clock p. n . until further notice.
COOK SARGENT
MACKLOT CORBIN,
TALL.NAN, POWERS Z MCLEAN.
CHUBB, BRO, BARROwS CO..
NICHOLS, CAMPBKLL L 90.
AcGRE0OR, LAWE6 BLAKE3ORH.
jan1dtf
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Removal.
METROPOLITAN RLOCK

VK7E have removed cur stock of Clothing, Cloths,
w CassiNnercs, Furnishing Goods, &C., to our new
- spacious store in
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AND TIE
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!. The London Quarterly, (ConservstivO.)
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scholar and the professional man. while u, inte
Igeut reader ofevcry class they furnish moie cor.
rect and satisfactory record Of the current literature
OF the day throughout the world, than can possbiy
b. obtained from any other source.
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nAsmuch as they can now Re placed In the hsnds Of
subscribers about rs soon ~ the original editions
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For BlAckwoOd and the four Reviews 10 90
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current in the State where issued viii be received At
par.
Clubbing.
disc cunt Of twenty five pei cent. from the above
copies o. any enc more OF the above works. Thus:
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sent to address for 80; four copies the four
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DI 5 L RIB e 1 0 n
AT GOI.UNBlS, OHIO,
: 5000 DO l. la IL =
WORTH OF PROPERTY.
WHOLE NUMBER OF TICKETS, $4,000.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH

CAPITAL PRIZE, A SPLENDID HOUSE,
/ lot AM Furniture, southeast coruer OF
O.k and Flurth streets. Columbus, q $500. Sl4 400
! House All Lot south eide Friend, between
9th AMI 7th streets, C)lumbus, Ohio...... $500
9 Suburban acre building Lots, on Broad
WAY, S3,.o1 cach... .................-... i, 4oU
l Suburban 4 acre 81 poles bading Lot on
Brosiway............. 5000
! BRICK House an ali lot South ST. corner
of RtGh and 9th street,. g, 100
so acres OF land IN Ma ison county, Ohio,
near RaiiFo ad Depot. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ] 990
6 lots at the Columbus (0av) Delot, fused by
five rairoads) Observation-Disclosures. 1860
| lot il Bartlett. Hulburd smiths addition
to Columbus. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l44o
neat cottage aud lot Oh Friend street, Co
lumbus cho...................... 40
The K ddle s. laughter House md Cattle yard
attached. one nile vest ot Columbus...... 40
Bri. CuttAge and acre lot, neat suburban
residence. CAV
% suburban buding lots, one re each, $3.50
each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS Oos
1o3 cl'v lots II j vhn W. Baker 81 Broadway
sdd,,,on. Observation-Disclosures. s. $50
10 lots Ia John " baker, 1st addition
Broadway Observation-Disclosures. 4,74O
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The above schedule OF property embraces princt-
pslly splendid City Residences, City and Suburban
BuildiaR lots In aud adjoining Tie City OF Columbus
Ohio the Capst9l Of the TIL RID STATE in THE NJ
ION--contaiung 80 600 nlhab. ants, and rapidly IN
creaslng in Manufactures, commerce. ~ pulaiion,
wealth and ia the value of its real estate
The above pop rty Will b. distributed TO Ticket
Holders, before or Oh
The Iat Day Of March, 1858,
II the Tick,t rot soJi.er disposed OF: but IN
view Of the interests OF the Tcket folders the large
amount ant The great value If the property rskcd,
suffic en tim after the sale of the tick. Is will b. al
lowed to give six weeks notice. (thf ough agents and
newspapers) So that such tcset holders can appoint
their commit &c q maxi ~ distribution
The public assured that this distribution Of prom
ertv is not connected with any Exhibition Cance l.
or any otscr costly entert anmca, which lie en-
loved hy only few Ticket Holders but consists Of
solid valuable property. So proportional 10 the price
OF thc ticket, that each person esn have fair and
equal chance
xnmine the location aud character OF laid IrapeIty
and the Ilats OF the same now on te in his office.
Those desiring to purchase tickets can obtain them
at this office by enclosing ~ On current Bank Bills
on any specie paying Bank III the Union) for each
ct oriered.
AGENTS WANTED.
Persons desiring to act as Agents in the sale OF
Tickets who will for ward u recommendation signed
by some ponsib!e person, will be promptly an-
swer,d.
As to the property above mentioned the value there.
OF or my standing, lrefer the public - the Bankers
Merchants and business men generally Of Columbus
~. All orders for Tickets, and other letters mus,
be addressed to MR.NGER,
Columbus, Ohio
Apply for Tickets and further Information to
NICHOLAS KUHNEN,
J. 6IILET,
EDWIN FAY.
Corner Main and Second streets. Dee4d8m.
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NOtiCe.

Notice.
VIyHEREAS, on the 26th day Of August LAST, a-ti-
w Giles OF Co-psrtnership we're executed By the
undersigned, contemplating the establishm Of
general Banking and Exchange bushes In The city Of
NEWPORT, under the name and style Of Nickolls 4
Sherman" at future time therein named, Ito Wit:
on the Let Of OF, 1851 and
WBEaEAs, said business was Cot fully entered up
on contemplated; notice 10 hereb given, that
said art cles Of copsrtnership have boon caDceoed
aud snnulled by the parties, and NO longer exist.
Davenport, February Is, 1858.
GEO. L. NICEOLLSs
= 6HBR0AN
D. JMo. p. DILLON Attorney. Reb2o dee
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INFORMATION WASTED.-S. I. WFSTER-
BARG having fust returned han taforr. dssroGs 81
an5ius b. wife CAROLINE WESTERBARO whom hs se
a. Harf,ld MsySie Chat.n n univ sAnt two yrsrs
aso 81. SFrdi,h III, Jansstos. h. Spss1ber
To- her rs-idsnv j. MOI ssaxa stc shoU,
w,uty.h Old. AID ,Lor, hf. W.T. s,. i.or-
the sahcribsr ia HsE'~ii
Journal Dfic Jsrn,s ,Wu, Y stai b. rsrtrsy
Jsfus =, 1873. NtStFhBARG
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6peeial Notices.

R,Ler & God.in'- Calendar for 1S5S.-Oar Now
CALENDAR CARD ee with great favor from all classes and
h pror ounce 20 be Of the most beautiful ever issued The
Rod, extremely tasteful and designed by MOMBER-
oyR The Engraving derives than ordinary Interest from
~, m that was cut entirely BY the venerable DR.. ALEXAN-
DIR ANDF RSON the FIRST who began wo)dengraving in this
q mt y his eighty trd lh1king that some might
this specimen OF the skin of one so far ad 'anced
n years sne vigorous and graceful with The grayer we have
ted number Of copies paper and will supply them at
oeuts EACH send thc by mail for IS cents Also e gany
oolorcd copi for 25 cens--reaiy beautiful
BAKER GOODWIN, Book and job Printcrs
Tribune Buildings, corner Nassau aud SPricests
annual Dinner of the Burns Club of the City Of
nc" b'trd a. the NJ ,ropoIan Hotel on MONDAY Jan D.
DincrG7 precisely Tfcke may DE- hsd OF me FeDe
.nS Rresdwsy Robert BgIn, No 61 8d;y and at the Me-
,rorolitan Hotel RIChAhp COChhANf-, oecIc'7y.
Literary F IF E3i NJ v i9S % Why hod
Z cir next exercises in February next young female VII
III VIII give bIe Nposi OF each chapter each evening
After it shall have been delivered
Iccturcs Course of Seven Lectures will be delivered at
Clinton AstoTpace, east OF BToadway-he
"t January g is5s }. P DURgIN D: D: .,,
s :1sy q is S IRS niTnf MIB o. d. D.
Yebrrsiy {, 1883, BY r. L. CUYLER D. D.
February 10, 1888, ty the Rev. J. b. WAKELY.
Toconlreuce at x . clock
be bsined Methodist Book Room, No 200 Mulberryt
d the Ladies' Union Aid Institution 42dst east Of 3av Of
Ladies Mon Aid society for Aged and luirn.
The .ubect will be- given in advance otea-hlecture.
Novel orL Academy OF Mediciue.-A special %setigs
will be held 8t the uEl chapel Of the Cuver ity NtDNES
DAY 9Th init, at Or the purpos of eecng delegates
I the State Medical Society. BY order, .
Val ENTINE MOTT II. d. LII. D., President.
C. f. Haywood. ~. D.. Recording Secretary.
The Anniversary of the Sunday school sonns 2
with the OIve Baptist Church will be held TU ESDAY
EVENING December commencing at y O'Clock Speaking
NV IN. Children and music direction of Prof ALDEN
Addresses NAV cxpec' I'd by the Rev Mr. WARD returned
missionary from Assam and by the Rev CilAS j. JONES
Pastor OF The First Mariners Church, NewYork.
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Chances for Bnsiness lflen.

DARTNER WANTED--m light, gcntrel
l. MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, established, H. the city
and requiring the services Of educated Of gpi
dress aud capital take part in it. Adss o. P .
Tnbunc Office.
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The beautiful AQUARIA, Or OCEAN sND RIVER GARDENS
the Grand PauopicOn Studio the Happy Family Living Serpent
&c BE- usual AdnttsAce - cent? children under
fen cent
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Wnter.C cure or Mygieo-Therapeutic Institule:-
BrookIyn Mercantile Library A-socIation.-Tl

Rev Dr. S1ORRS has kcy ted 20 repeat 9t the beneht
Of The Lbry Fund.- Lis New Engssd Grafton THE FUh-
TAN IDEAS OF NATIONAL GROWTH" at the Atheneun,
Atlshtc - On MONDAY EVFNiNG NEXT lsth ins,., a;
oeel sets q cent? each be rad Of p journey NO
~ A. licst VI T. J. Davies, Of Fulton and Ctoh'
81 q, Gilbert L. Hagh; the American Exchange Bans,
ke~ York ~ the door and Of the Undersigned.
%ifEi5a 4 $$if,E;EEAfLr Lecture Committee.
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n AMES & sons SHOVELS ana SPADES
We FU ssle by JOVN W. QUINCY 4 Co, No "a WIui,s st.
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Amnsfments.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-DON GIOVANNI

A CADEMY OF MUsIC-DON GIOVANNI
ha e Of 14 Rreyed Seat: p:e and % cns
octiu) commence. this AIonady) morning, at precisely
the heayy extra expenses Of ie
been apart They however well all private boxes VII
ONLY AT THE OFFICE OF THE ACADEMY.
The - 'sss may be had a, any Of the ,hree Ticket o 0
had the evening at The door where likewise all other tickets
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT Cbut one) OF THE SEASON,
ahe company leaves Thursday for Philadelphia ooPen there
Second night Of Mazarts
IL DON GIOVANNI,
on NE% scrSERY bs %o :ed DazzISG DESCRIPTION
expressly P sEW b S as Tssa SFw PROPERTIES
SPLENDID BALL ROOM SCENE
ILLUMINATED BY 1TfRy sf aGNPRip Ie4Ts
ONE h TW6 Ex4 HSP GaH 81 on
TR IRr ASR E II ThE EEE2ss9Fs
In the o.-the greatest ever ofered-combnng the talents on
EASIER, LABoCETrA' B 1GSAs4
N0''' Ard CARL FoRMEs
sho viii appear for the fIst time IN America as
THE MAJESTIC FINALE OF THE FIRST ACT
Will De 'Ne' T1HfREEE DISTINCT oRcHEsrRAs,
nO"'0'''Ns ONE HUNDRED MUSICIANS
The first, the right side Of the stage viii play
while the second, on the ss ;ide, SilI Play
THE LANDER
and the regular orchestra executes
THE MINUET
Three different melodies composed in three different
neu,s and played by the three oIcles,ras
AT THE SAME TIME.
THE FAR-FAMED LIBERTY CHORUS
VIII be sung by
THE MEMBERS OF THE LIEDERKRANL SOCIETY
Madsne LA GRANGE, Madame CAHADORI,
Madame DANGRl
LABOCETTA CASTER, BIGNARDl ROCCO,
CARL FORMES
wc respect the work. have consented 10 lend tGer
assistance o Inc the effect
STATS and ck. bel the three ticket Offices and in the
evening the Tickets the family circle and the amphi
ry he AT
NoIICE.-The free list viii be- entirely suspended.
The SALE of RESERVED SEATS for DON GIOVANNI
TOMORROW TUESDAY )-EXTRA NIGHT
CHEAP OPERA AT FIFTY CENTS TO ALL PARTS.
Tocompy with general ed wish for another perform
ance the The Barber Of Sevila with its extraordinary
cast and by special arrangement with the artists DESTROYS OF
lending their aid toward P2PqlaTiling the 0RTa:
THE BARBER OF SENILLA
will be given TOMORROW Tuesday, EVENING, at the
FIFTY CENTS TO ALL PARTS
Admission To the Ampitheatcr. cents
MADAME DE la GRANGE, 1900
LABOCETTA, CASTER, ROCCO,
CARL FORMES,
who for he second time II Don BaSilo.
During the Music Lesson, Madame de Grange viii sing me
Hungarian Variations and, the end Of the Opera the La
BThe public are respectfully requested to bay their Tick
cts during the thus ayoi cowdng in the evening the
doors ,,,,,on., ~
GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE.
THE ACADEMY.
Positively the Last Night Of $500 ,,,
as the artists leave the next day for Philadelphia
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THE GYNNAST, No. &, has a Review OF me
Tnbunes Article the Free Academy. Address H"A -
iyg - CLAY.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, JANUARY 1s, 1888


DARN1-,f,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The Man.
RhhNC " h-hiIi'A - - - ..,.nda =, = o..
~ agemenf, inspired Y >, 1T. :, hois -,
tss.e have ever been received; announce the
FIRST PEHfOkMASCE
ofsn entirely and meauIaby superior GENERALIZATION oy
II. Watkins esq; OF n,,.r,rncrp sropv
BY sylyanus Cobb, esq entitled the rp,or
-, ri " y r. r. ~ nc 1tIt, W a PATH
Or IHE MAID Of ihl- "Ah-fAiH'
one Of 'Ae M , :, InRT1asY SaTioyAL DRAMAS
-orcca IcsIsed with incidents Of overFowens inter
w. "a $3.50 &c sols,rrng intensity IL will b, pre,epei
~ 'Hu '''--'' " ~
NEW SCENERY COST Ne fhor I, 10, Se',
and il stye Of gre'n'h "H''y -"-'"h H1iei'' " ie
AAF l.,!oSV I1%' LEDGER STORY DRAMATIZED!
GREAT Al LE ERGER s sT9RY 6PhRAaMMAATzER
GREAT LEDGER STORY DRiMATIzED;;i!
MAID o. THE WAR-PATHn
PIONEER PA IL or Or Manu-,
~ MA Ot Ilik NAk-fAIh! b.!
,n,, r,.,.,,,,,c MAID OF TIL, THE W, WAR2PArh"
k.Ehi ~ . hNiNG a. loc' SCI MS In
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
with the following effective cast; ,n..,
Philip Laney his son. l'abea' H1rsnesIsh
IoA me sp M Ma o. 49, u NJ cb II 5
NJ 81 ba,e,ers bv ,b res, 81 Tho connanv inrndin, pa
IN. OTHER AFTERNOONS
After which he sterling and effective drama Of
THE UE y. ) PAG +: ,,,~-,o,,
Or URINE MD us hE lhinoi io'
AFuLL LENGTH WAX FIGURE OF PD0NNELLY
recently eNccucd for the murder Of 'T Moses now among the
curiosties Of this establishment
-. 80, o,..n,. = = - - q, r, ~
Inc haInw Az ANh OK 0ChAN NJ ~ NJ i ~ $3.50
me cdahd rlnopl,On '' i5 nt chIJep indet
~ - " 49, g" - -'''' -'-''-~N - N'-' ~ ~
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90 h)bom it man Concern.
See me before closing arransemntynair n,c.pnsoy
TONES FOR THE HOMELESS
III v ~ n n, en,rv EnR THE DEsTIrrrE

HOMES FOR THE TIL E. Fl H g.
indef.tisuable eIertions Of WE'RE FOSTER
Gao. on behalf Of the woMAN'S PROTECTIVE EMIGRA
TIbN SOCIETY homes and employment have been prepared
IN Nd Indians f between 800 and 10 working
Had The Society funds wbeewith defsy the
o,i these p-rsors could be from
tr,e,s hch they day after day looking for work
iydepenJence and respeetabiy. Men and Of New
W. sba for the Of doing this humane
iu.t and economical thDsl Consider WELL that each day
Grading want unTeeved sdds lie victims swell the
uetehed oucasis and phaieay No! BY liberal do
nations psd the Treasurer. n. }. FAIRCHfLD No iIS
the Secretary, office Of the Society National
Hall y Cana " Of tb- following sen,lcs-u who
will gsily sct as Receiver namely James Boormsn, No. 80
Bro sdway Wilson G. Hunt, No % Parkpace; Peter Coop
No II Barns slp Horace Greeley Trbuns Buildings; DR. L.
j. Warner No " lafayette place Geo II. Jones No. Si VII
liam. Il. r. W. HeurtIey. No. 2 Boving-.re
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CHOICE and VALUABLE LIBRARY-NOw
Y on vew at BANGS, BROTHER Co s TrsdeSale Rooms
No 10 Park row comprising variety works scae
ard fine editions choice Books IN History, Bellies Less oa
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