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anbltt Sales.
BIZ CANNON d MATTHEW'S.
KTEDxy @er~~-~Sc~~e~~N~~~~~~~.oO
v ERY VALUABLE GARDEN LOTS


win ba osrau., PUBLIC SALE
18th Mt o'cIoc on the premises TUESDAY, October
civ limits ard m situated short distance from the
aepEia Gqaa, lately by Adam Foss5tbe tnrnni
waered with several s centre Of the farm which finely
water part Of this farm IS sit.tp 81 most excellent
handsomely wooded, from which there Il g4GIo anu
of the road with the Orange farm and on one sde
the lands of the late Judge ke and NJ GlS
being about two miles from the city limits II %
IN lots OF one acre or more, TO suit purchasers - A
otis - ~ CANNON d MATTHEWS. Auctiors.,.
by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR.
ASCpIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the under
as Trustee will offer for sale at public auction at the
Sales Rooms, Second street. Baltimore ctv on
CETSI1 1 \, the LIST day of November, 1883:
.; ihAI LOT OF GROUND situate in the city of
Pat thereof by the No 4, which is contained within the
pi anu peuha courses and distances, following to wit
Tor the the distance of 42S perches
south 90 degrees and minutes east from stone Standing
on the north side of the road and in e second line
thence bonndin m & part Of said land, and running
utes east IA peches then "a degrees and AZ innes
east 10 peTches and lengths perch TO The north,
50 degrees; west 80 perches north 6i DEGREES vest Jo
perches to Lot No 8 and then by straight line m he Mace
OF Subject to an annual ground rent Of 81 500
payable quarterly. " @A'
The improvements upon the above described
folows:-ONE FRAME BUILDING, containing e5gines
BUILDING, containing apparatus for rosin
on toge9he with othce, Cooper Shop, Sheds, &c Ali now
occupied by the Maryland Oil Company ~
Terms OF the sale prescribed by the decreeOnehaf
cash the day of sale; the balance in and 70 months
from the day of SALE equal instruments the credit a
men to bear from the day of sale and secured
by the note of the purchaser endorsed to the salts
slO-eOts CANNON u MATTHEWS, Auct RS
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
II F SAFE Of the above property win be POSTPONED until
g TrrSta
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f4f1I.f IhUD I MI . SALE D i ' IbIUE UF a
iit Decree of the Circuit. Court for Baltimore city, the
49, undersigned, Trustee, will offer At public sale
tober, 1889, at O'Clock p NJ.
ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND on the
southeast side of Cranky street. hundred and ftynne
feet westerly from bemare street running thence
on CRANKY street, nnetyye feet with depth of hun
dred feet more less to ten feet alley. The improve
ments cons ofa large valuable and thoroughly APP
pointed Whiskey and Alcohol DlS1ILLERY. The main
building of Brick three stories high, 30 feet by 100 IS
horse power STEAM ENGIN f. with three boilers made
coal; Mash Tubs hot and cold Water Pipes sets
Burrs and Bolts two Grain Elevators, Worms, &C.. &c
The ALCOHOL DEPARTMENT is very complete, and in
Fire Proof Building, separate from the other buildings
The capacity of this establishment is 500 bushels Of grain
Gav.
Terms-onefOurth cab, and the balance in six twelve
and eighteen months with interest and security Title
disputable; refer to 7. PARKIN SCOTT.
JAMES WHITEFORD, Trustee.
s3o3awts AS s. II. COVER, Auctioneer
ALSO-AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE, I will sell
all the MOVABLE PROPERTY at the premises Terms
cash.
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STORE TO RENT.-FOR A LAGER BEER
oSALOON, DRINKING HOUSE or RESTAURANT, at 30
SOUTH HOWARD STREET. Apply at 20 and p Pennsy /
vana Avenue, S'
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WM. F. PRICK, Trustee.
GIBSON q co, Auct'rs.
SIG 3taw&ds

MI the Circuit Court of Baltimore city, undersigned,
~ Trustee, wi sell at the Exchange Rooms Batmo
city, WEDNESDAY the l9h day Of october l o'clock
P. NJ;
l. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, in said city. thus de-
scribed Beginning for the the tn side % /
bard street, widened to 80 feet the distance Of 81 feet
eaSery from the northeast of Calhoun and Lombard
streets, widened 50 feet, and running thence bind
ing Lombard street II feet thence north paac with Cal
street Sc feet inches, less the north de Of
alley, binding thereon II and
parallel with Calhoun street. Sc feet inches
less beginning, with the in with
Others of said ley the said lot bng subject an annual
ground of $6S payable semiahnua the first DAYS
January and July, and improved by threes ~ BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with brick back building.
2. ALSO, ALL THAT OTHFR ADJOINING LOT, thus
decribed Beginning for the the side I0m
bard street, widened so feet, the distance feet
eatcry from the northeast of Calhoun Lombard
streets wdened to SO feet and running thence eastey
bound mbsr street u feet thence north. parallel
with Calho street Sc feet hes less the
north side of three foot all thence west binding thereon
II feet and thence south parallel with Calhoun Sc
inches less the beg ming, with the in
with others of said alley the said lot being subject
annual ground payable semi annually the first
daN of January and July. and improved by threeStory
| BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with brick back building.
Terms Sale, prescribed by the Decree are-One- bird
cash. the balance in equal payments at and Il months
from day of sale, credit pay bear interest
of the purchaser purchaser endorsed to the satisfaction OF
the trustee. w : -
WIN F. Prick, Trustee.
cof-9 oyrE1 A uct'
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o. FOR SALE OR RENT.
% House Cough and Caroline street, suitable for
IasAs Grocery, Provision Dry Goods Store
House No ia franklin street, suitable for Produce,
vision Clothing Store
House No 81 North Frederick street. suitable for Lager
Beer Saloon or Boarding House.
Inquire of c. H MYERS 4 BROS,
aft No 70 Fychanpe place
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BY GLIB sON u "a

a. IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
% the Circuit Court of Baltimore city, the undersigned
- Trustee, will sci at the Exchange Rooms, in Baltimore
city on WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th day of October, O'Clock
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in said city thus described:
Beginning for hesame, the line of the side Stricken
street. at the distance of 10 feet southey the south
east corner Of Hoins and Stricken streets and running
thence southcry, bounding the
% feet thence casteTy parallel with
less to alley wde QUO public USE
thence nOrthery bounding the side of said alley
feet and thence westerly by straight line $50 feet,
less to the place OF beginning The said Lot being subject
to annual ground of S5i, payable semannuay on
the first Gays Of April and November, improved Ivy
three story Brick DWELLING HOUSE with brick Back
Building.
Terms of Sale prescribed BY the Decree-Are onehird
cash, the balance in two equal payments
from the day Of sale the credit payments bear interest
from the day of sale, and be by
Of the purchaser purchasers endorsed to the satisfaction
of the Trustee
VIM F. PRICK, Trustee
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o. IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
A the Circuit COu of Bal more city, the undersigned
Irus tee Will sell at the Exchange Rooms, in Balu
more city, on ESDAY the 18th day of October,
O'Clock, P. NJ:
III THAI oT OF GROUND in SAID city thus described:
beginning Tor the same the line of the side
sire t AT the distance of s. feet onthwardy from the
OF Ho ms and Stricken streets: and running
thence souhwardly bounding the east side Of Stricken
street p feet thence eastway parallel with Rollins
$50 feet more or less to an alley 20 feet wd laid
lie use; thence northwardly bounding the side
$50 feet more o. less to thu place of beginning The said Lot
oelhS suleGt 10 an annual ground rent OF Sl5] payable
improved by three story brick YELLING HOUSE with
brick back building
Te Of Sale prescribed by the decreeAre one-thrd
cash. the balance in two equal payments at and II months
from the day of sale the credit payments bear
from the day of sale and to be secured by the
Of the purchaser or purchasers endorsed TO the satisfaction
of q Trustee
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o. FOR SALE
E,;iiI TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
49, Dawson street, Pratt, No B. will he sold low
application to G L. HARRISON,
mlSt s UDonneil's wifi.
fEsA FINE RESIDENCES,
k1i,iiil VALUABLE LOTS,
sAAs4A- EXCELLENT FARMS.
GOOD GROUND RENTS
For sale by F G. WATERS SON. Brokers,
mhlgt No. 3 Law Buildings.
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WALTER CROOK, JR.,
w No go BALTIMORE STREET,
Charles,
Invites the attention of purchasers his very extensive
stock of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Including all kinds of CURTAIN GOODS HAIR CLOTHS,
PLUSHES, DAMASKS, BROCATELLES, &c, &c.
Also, splendid stock Of
Embroidered Cloth Piano and Table COVERS.
Plain CLOTHS, in different colors, with Silk Vandvck
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,
OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
These Lotsare situated Madison near Hoffman
street Appya the Office Of the Daily Exchange ie29tf
NOR RENT.-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
Il for Offices of any kind Also, a CELLAR, at
ie2 IS south street
OFFICE FOR RENT.-AN OFFICE OVER
Omy store, suitable for Broker or Commission Mer-
chant. VIM +. GETTY.
m2I-tf & Z corner Calvert and OrnbartI
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Toward i>>oci:itiOn, PniIa.

4 BH@ryiHf Institution cstILyi,ed sy,eciaI Endo,c-
1'st f,r tts Il iif ~ III >ick and Distressed ar
FirtST 1e'h !i~ui a. 0Rd EJii.B,ir Discusses
1E'fE HON AID ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful
Z destruction % human LIE. caused by sexual d.ea-
So and sc receptions prsccel upon the unfortunate
victims ~ such diseases by QuacEs, several
L.rccie! their consulting Surgeon, rs a CHARITABLE
A worthy OF their name. 10 open Dsp-nsary for the
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply
'y letter, With description OF their condition, (age, oc-
ruiJiinu, habits Of life. GcJ and in ex.rsme
poverty. 70 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
IL = needless 20 adj that the Association the
highest Mcic! skill q the age, and VIII furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
Tie Directors Of t- Association. in their Annual Re-
port The treatment 81 SrNga Diseases. the
ending JauUary ls ISIS. express the highest satsfac-
ton with the which has attended the labors OF
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, GOnCrrhea elect, Sy-
pls, the vice OF oHarism Self abuse, and order
continuance OF the same plan for the ensuing year
The Directors. - review Of the past feel assured
thar their labor this sphere OF benevolent effort have
been Of benefit 10 the afflicted especially to tho
your idt-y have resolved TO de themselves with
red zeal, 10 this very Important and much de-pised
An admirable Report on Srerna.orrhra. or Seminal
Weakness, the Vice of ouanism Masturbaon, or Self
abuse. and other diseases of the organs the
Consulting will be- b, mail lin sealed en-
vclCpe,l FREE OF CHARGE on receipt Of rWO STAMPS
for postage oth-r Reports and Tracts the nature
and treatment of sexual Diseases diet &c are con-
s'anr being Published for ratuitous distributions and
will Ice sent to the afflicted. Some of the remedies
and methods Of treatment di.coverei during the las.
year, are Of great value.
address, Tor Report treatment DIR. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association.
No. south Nii.tl' Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
I;y order OF tie Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Presioferk.
GEO. FAIuCHup. Scret,,ry aug2,
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New FIRE CoMrASy-It will be seen hv
the proceedings of a meeting i'll another
column that a new fire company has been
organized in this city under the name of
. tnds"e Engine Company No. Welearn
that the company already numbers DO
members, is incorporated under the gene
raj law OF this State, and has ordered an
engine from the celebrated establishment
of Zimmerman Il Co. Boston. The engine
Is expected 10 arrive about the second
week in June
We hope not only this new company,
but also Niagara No. /. will be encouraged
and literally aided by our citizens Two
engines in u city of the size Of Ottawa are
by no means too many: and where there
are rival companies the fremcn are always
most efficient.
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Undine Engine Co., No. 2.
A meeting of Undine Engine Co., No ., was held
at True Waterman's Hail, on Monday evening,
March 18th.
Frank Mariner in the chair, and DIR. NJ. Written
secretary.
Committee on correspondence with Zimmerman i
Co. reported by reading = letter from that firm,
stating the terms upon which he would build ma
chine.
On motion of VIM. K. Stewart, the company
proceeded to the election OF officers, and the fol-
lowing persons were elected officers OF the Co.
Eoren'an-Robt. flaming.
-1sststant Foren1an-L. II. McClaury.
Foreman Of tie Uose-Frank Mariner
.Secretary-S. b. Grover.
T.dsurer-L. Friedman
Standing CODtm,hee-Robt. flaming, VIM.
Stewart, VIM. X. Elting, J. w. Deane, Adam
Schneider.
.Seudrd-A. d. Shope
On motion of Frank Mariner the following COM
mittee was chosen to incorporate the company, or.
der machine, aud circulate subscription list
Robt flaming. l.. II. McClawry, DR.. NJ Written
Voted, TO publish the proceedings of the meet
ing in both Of the weekly papers Of the city.
Meeting adjourned.
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CLOTHING FOR THE SEAsoN.-Our friend
Zimmerman wishes Us to announce that
he has commenced receiving his new stock
of clothing, just purchased in New York
and Boston. This has been selected by
himself in person with great care, to suit
the taste and wants of his customers, so
that those who have heretofore patronized
him need no further assurance Of the great
superiority of his new stock Tim despises
nothing 50 much as mcaness of all kinds
particularly mean goods, and never keeps
the article
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Mr. EDrToR:-The exhibition Of fine cat
tie by Messrs Wood Il. Woliord, mention
ed III your paper last week gave rise to 4
rather ludicrous affair on Saturday, and as
the whole matter was the offspring OF a
low and contemplate envy on the part of
some of our one-horse butchers in this city,
it was alike dishonorable and mean; and
although the matter created great deal
of merriment for the boys, the whole pro
grumme was so silly and ridiculous, that
Messrs. Wood 4 Wolford need fear no in
jury to their business from such butfonery.
Messrs w a. W. last week purchased of
Mr. Jairus Lawrence a fine OK, weighing
over >, 400 lbs, and paraded him through
the streets on the following day on cXhi-
bition, accompanied by Il band OF music,
and felt proud that they could offer to the
citizens of Ottawa as fine beef as ever was
sold III the market the exhibition of which
excited the envy and malice of the one
horse concerns Of Ottawa SO on Satur
day they hired an old cow hardly able to
travel, being SO lean and weak, and labelled
her with Il placard "l5cts for the Best
Cuts, and paraded her through the streets
accompanied by a band of music, making
a caricature representation of the eXhibi-
bition of Messrs. Wood Il Woltord Now,
although SUCH al cAHloitioi may excite q
great deal Of merriment for boys, 1t betrays
a malicious envy that seems, to respecta-
BILE men. a contemptible meanness. Messrs.
w a. w. offer now for the best yoke of
oxen delivered to them by the lst day of
March, 1860, the highest market price,
with a premium of one hundred dollars,
and obligate themselves to pay the high
est market price for all competition cattle
on that day, which shows spirit OF hber-
ality well calculated to excite an emulation
among cattle dealers of infinitely more i'm
portance than a thousand caricature rep
RESERVATIONS as the one alluded to, and
more to the credit of Messrs w. & w. as
honorable and high minded men, and place
them, as they deserve, above such low ex-
hibitions of envy and malice
A LOVER OF COOP BEEF.
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Tar TnnM.-Never Known to Fail. Used by everybo-
~. Herrick's sugsrCoatet Pills. So good that hfty
boxes perform fifty cures-one box sells twenty-negh-
Der recommends them to neighbor-sranger to stran-
ger Made from Gums, Basams and Extracts their ef-
feet on the human system mild searching and bene6
sial Put up large family boxes. Every pill coated
with sugar. rs cents Sold by dealers every
where. See advertisement on Sd page. aug7
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Prom the New York Ncws.l

WHAT HAS CHANGED YOU SO I've have all Wit
messed with ast"nishnent the extraordinary and i'm
proved change in many gentleman and lady, who had
become prem.tureiy gray. bat who, by some means,
had been riracu ousiy rtiuyenacd. There is time in
life when hairs harmonic with tile furrow
ed brow and the wrinkled features. but
from o:her, thousands Of young and
women no; only witness the gradual change OF their
Looks to notified and specked gray, but morti
he'd by tie danger Of positive badness from the actual
loss OF their hair All this demands remedy and
safe one We naturally look about and ask, in this
OF scientific invention, who stands highest the Pro-
lFt.t0r and Manufacturer Of a real hair rrstorcra
restorer OF color we'll health beautiter well
lair tonic. We find the h-sd Of all the claim
ants, in this long line, single individual Any % the
splendid heads Ct hair along Broadway falling
dry and gray, when asked, - What has changed
81 will reply, PROFESSOR WoOD> H,IR RESTORATIVE
CACTioS-B-ware OF worthless limitations, several
already in the market, called by different
Use unless the word, professor Woods Hair Re
stora;ivc, Depot St. Louis, Mo, and New York;
blown in the bottle. sid by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also, by all Fancy and Toi-, goods
dealers in the United States and Cauadas. n.arl9-Im
DIEr-At his residence in the town OF Bruce, the
10Th ult., lisa &C CoKLE, aged "a years.
MARRlED-On the oath nit, by Arthur lockwood,
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM HARRISON AMI Mss JANE WAFER, all
~.
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BooT AND SHOE TRADE-Our friend DAM.
LEAHY. next door west of the Post Office
block on Madison st, has within the last
week been making such enormous add
tons to his stock of boots and shoes, that
the people ought TO know ii. His stock is
not only very superior as To quality, but
was purchased under circumstances TO en-
able him to sell at prices that must defy
competition Let any one disposed to
doubt, give him a call
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was unanimously approved by said church;
Yours very truly, GEO. WIlIPPLE.
COPY
The undersigned having been appointed a COM
mttee to investigate the truth OF certain reports
now in circulation IN this city, seriously affecting
the christian character Of our Brother =. Il. Nor
gan and certain other members of this church, and
to ascertain If possible the true state Of the Case
and whether, alleged. II certain other member oi
said church was guilty of-arnong other things
malicIously circulating said reports, 10 the great
injury Of said persons and this church, said
church had, Us they supposed, good reasons verify
TO believe.
Your committee therefore reuort, that, having
made as thorough IUve-tigativn Is their
opinion the subject demanded and the circun-
stances seemed To permit, that they have not been
able 10 discover, from the facts presented them
Tor their consideration, anything tina, would 90
show that there had been any intimacy existing
between the parties thus seriously charged SAID
reports, which IN the slightest degree could or
ought to have been construed in the manner re
ported nothing that even the most fi.tIdious
would have been Justified IN taking any exception
TO. and more especially Of the nature Of those re-
ported.
And your committee fully believe. and have good
reason To know, that SAID report, originated III the
Idle and foolish prattlc of children. aud ought not
To have been a> fouilshiy reported by older ones
and had they not been, YOUR committee would ne
yer have been appointed, and TIN, report would not
have been called for. The whole affair /, but
additional comment upon the progre>, of the age,
when even children found lar wiser than their
Years, aud upon the acquisition Of Il little know
ledge are able, out of fruitful Imagination. TO
conJure up and put into circulation reports which
1t not shown To be false, must necessarily To Il
greater or less extent affect the good standing Of
all such III any way connected Herewith. aud
more especially will this be true when passed from
the hands Of children into those of men aud wo-
men who. even tEoUghtiessly, give II currency by
repeated repetition.
our committee fcel-and doubt YOU feel
that II these reports true, they should not be
covered up. but the guilty PARTIES should be made
to stand before tiie world dressed III their appruVri
ate garb. But lf-a, your committee believe and
know-they false and untrue. the charges
should be Fepul>ed injured innocence defended aud
the hitherto good character of our esteemed bro
ther and those implicated with him, should be
nc>tiy maintained.
And IN cOnciG>1un rour committee have 10 say.
from all the sources Of information they have had
presented to them. that the charges against Bro
ther =. b. Morgan, and Sister whpple and other,
are absolutely false and untrue
.SIgued. ABEL GROW,
GEO HALBEKT. C.,a.
ALBANCS l.. GROW,
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Special Notifies.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, H. H.,
Physician Extraordinary to tho Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess
and all Instructions and speedy cure may be
relied
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited 1t WILL IN
short time bring the monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken byttmdies during me
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
to bring Miscarriage, but at any other time
aAsy are cafe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Afectcns Pain in
the Back Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Palpta
Nsn Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
eject cure when all other means have failed, and AL
shsugh powerful remedy do not contain iron, calomel
ant:mony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Pull directions in the pamphlet around eack package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Ssls Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, QLatsI. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, n. 7.
1.B.-o1 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
shsrsed Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return
neil. For sale BY Ely. GRIGGs,
sslS Ottasco, III.
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iAI ~ - u1m
NIMENT receives. "A. DIR. Braggs expense, the UNITED
STA. Is JOURNAL, of New York, for year. The
Journal is large illustrated paper-each number
tanning sixteen pages beautifully printed clear white
paper and filed with original matter from the most
brilliant writers of the country. Certificate Of sub
scrpon and full particulars OF the novel and philan
thropc enterprise. Of which this offer part will
accompany each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE.
BRAGG L BURROWES, st. Louis, Mo.
New York Office, No. 3Sl Broadway.
Communications should always be addressed to St.
Louis. mar12-ly