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Good News from Ohio.

Good News from Ohio.
e. The news from Ohio is well calculated
to cheer the hearts Of every lover of his
country. The gallant Democracy of the
old Buckeye State have gone into the fight
determined to conquer, and we are posi-
tive that when the returns are in next No.
vembcr, it will be found that they have
done their duty we'll We are confident
that the "sober, second thought" of the
people Of Ohio will assert its power at the
polls at the next election; that such fowcry
talking politicians as Giddings will be
taught that there is North" and that
nhite men control its dcstines. We clip
from the Chicago Herald the following:
Our Ohio exchanges arc 'ccming with names
of prominent men who have hitherto acted
with the Republican party, but who, convinced
Of its sectional character and disunOn tenGen-
cies, have declared themselves for Douglas and
johnson. The Marion Union mentions the
names of several who have thus come out
among them, James l. Reed and Bradford r.
Durfec, hitherto prominent Republicans.
The Mt. Vernon Banner counts the converts
in that section by the scores.
The ChiIicothe .Adpcrti.er, in its issue of the
9th ult, has the names OF quite number,
among them two gentlemen elected to the
city council on the Republican ticket, who
have declared for Douglas.
The ayton Empire says that on the rolls of
the various Democratic clubs Of that county,
can be found Jorty-t,ro names OF men who
have heretofore voted the Republican ticket.
but will do SO no more. The Empire, in the
same issue, chronicles the names OF ut least
one hundred prominent citizens, and heretofore
leading Republicans, in different parts Ut the
State, who have announced themselves openly
for Douglas
The multitude of conservative men. no.
nominal Republicans, who will silently record
their votes in November, against Lincoln, no
man cen number-thcir name ia legion.
The Douglas column Is full Of enthusiasm
the enemy waivers; pour in the shot and the
will capitulate, without waiting TOR Novem-
Der -
s'Then raise the shout for Douglas, boys,
For johnson, too, huzxa;
Our "ominees the people please,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah"'
AFrom East 4 West. from North 4 South,
Rings forth the battle cry,
"O'cr hill and dale it pours along,
On, on to victory"
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Life Insurance.

ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, State institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in oil
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no lon
ger u matter Of doubt that Life Insurance Car
be conducted as we'll in Wisconsin as in Connec
ticut or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment al
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece
denied" We would cordially invite all our citi
zens to call at the Office, south west corner cl
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves. s. s. DAGGETT, Prcs't.
A. w. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G. L. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa.
May 30, 1860 vi.
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WICKED. During severe thunder storm
in Davenport, lately, a rather rich thing
occurred at one of the boarding houses,
which a correspondent relates as fol-
lows:- 49,
When the storm CAME up and the heavy re.
yerberations of the thunder we're heard, a
gentleman Of the house remarked that it beto'
kencd severe storm, the tightening would be
very vivid. and no person should handle or
have steel about their persons during its con
tinunnce for fear Of accident. The ladies oil
the house suddenly mnde Simultaneous rusl
for their rooms and soon thereafter appeared
vastly reduced in rotundy. The gentleman
Of course, said nothing more and looked in
hOcent
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Tue WAY IT WAS DoNE.-Thc jackson
county Union, an Indiana paper, at first
hoisted the flag of Breckenridge and Lane,
but 1t the next issue it came out for Doug
las and johnson, The retiring editor tells
in few words the way it vas done. He
says: ...
The press is owned by seven stockholders,
each owning 500. Irctused to sustain Doug.
las and Johnson for the Presidency, but pre-.
ferred Breckenridge and Lane. The result OF
It is, that six Of the stockholders caught me
by the editorial back and neck and seat OF the
brecches, and lifted me out OF the concern.
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4atest Mews.

large Douglas Club has been organised at Van
Buren,, Arkansas The Douglas forces are being rap
sally recruited.
Prof jackson was fatally injured by an explosion
Of powder during display Of IRE. works in Philadel
thia.
Ths De,l and Everett meeting at Covington Ky on
III. 2d. was the largest asscmblage ever convened
there, Large torch light professions were Among tho
attractions.
The news from the Texas and Mexican frontier rep
tesents everything As in very quiet state
A terribly destructive tornado swept over Coffee
Co.. Kansas, week before last. number Of houses
were destroyed and several persons severely in
jursd.
The Camauchcs and Kiowas are reported to have
committed many depredations the settlers and
hnaliy . company Of troops pursued them, killing
two Of The K'owas and taking sixteen prisoners.
Major Faircllid, who served in Mexico with the N
Y. Volunteers died last week.
train Of cars were thrown on the track on the
Long Island Road on the Sd, and several persons
were killed and others severely injured.
Flora Temples time at her the 3D. was
2:72 Ia, 1:2s, and 2:2A winning in three straight
heats.
Col. J. Buchanan Cross, the noted forger has es-
capped from custody.
The Foreign news BY the Australian ia rery impor-
tant. The Prince Frederick William has been COD
fined with daughter. The country - safe.
The Zouaves are receiving great deal Of attention
IN Washington They arc be reviewed by the Pres.
id-ut. Some or those Chicago boys had ~ live shoot
an old "Buck!'
Tho ofacial census returns Of Ohio show decrease
Of 81, 900 In ten years.
Chas. McDougal, = commission merchant in Gin
einnat has decamped with $4,000.
The election returns In North Carolina look favora-
BILE to the Democrats 81 Z e & 81 a
An extensive thunder storm done some damage At
Springfield, Ill, en- Friday night.
The steamship Kangaroo is in With foreign I'D vices
Of the goth ut The from Italy states that the
Neap had evacuated Messina and syracuse, and
being transported to Naples. Garbaldi prepar.
ing for = descent on the mainlsnd Revolutionary
Porte has notified the wester Powers Of the conclu
sion Of peace between the Druse. and Maronites The
authors Of the nevertheless to be pun.
ished. An advance OF Sd Is reported In -four and
I'd in wheat.
Martin IIoligan killed his wife with hatchet in N
Y. on Sunday night.
At Milwaukee on Monday the mercury was up to 90
and 1O2 degrees!
Large gold discoveries reported at Santa Maria
and . great rush Of men to digit.
Seward to speak ut Mad ison, Wis.,, Sept. sth and
in Minnesota the 18th.
The Kentucky election for Clerk OF Court of APP
reals, resulted in an overwhelming triumph Of the
Union ticket. Mr.. Coombs is elected. That ends the
Breckinrdse movement in Kentucky.
The Marshal attempted to arrest Booth at Ripon,
Wis.,, Saturday, and Booths friends tore the cloth
ing on from the Marshal and rounded HIM, not allow
ing an arrest. ."s.s. .'#
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FIFTY DoLLARs.-Do you want to make
fifty dollars! Then return that pocket
book to Mr.. Probert. See his advertise
nent in to-day's paper.
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In the District Court Of Clayton Co., Ioaea.
Augustus Ebbinghaus and AdoIph Debattis)
partners by firm name, and style Of Ell. ; Septem-
binghaus 4 Uebattis. Der Term
Herman, Moritz, Greenland and A. Dclitschi 1860.
partners by firm name and style of Groen-S
land 4 Co.
To Herman, Norris, Greenland and A. Drlitsch
partners BY. firm name and style Of Greenland
& Co.
VOU are hereby notified that there il on file in
I the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Clayton county, Iowa. Petition Of Augustus Ebbing-
haus and Adolph Debattis partners by firm name and
style Of Ebbinghnus Debatti,, claiming of you the
sum OF Three Hundred and Ffty.Four and l0-1OO
Dollara as money due on two promiss"-y Notes, and
asking for Writ Of Attachment against your proper
ty, aud that unless you appear and thereto
or before the morning Of the second dav OF the next
term OF said court, judgment will he rendered. gainst
you thereon. NOBLE d DKUMMOND,
Attcst-T. UFDRGRAFf, Clerk. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
August 8, lS6Uw4
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DIED.

OxEO.
On Wedn esday, August LIST, In this city, MARY
daughter Of John and Kate NJ. Maloy, aged yaars
The remains Of little Mary we're deposited in the
Catholic burying ground at Pr anie du Chen.
At McCIregor, on Tuesday mornin' August 7th ,
Thomas Maloy, son OF john and Kate Maloy, aged
years.
re, Is, and both. believe died Of Scarle ct fever
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Has now in Store, and for sale
at Low Prices, all descrip-
tons Of Goods usually in
quired for. The McGregor
public and the people of the
country can be accommodate
ed with the best qualities of
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

<ENSEz56F.3 GUNS for Men.
W14 GUNS for Boys.
~ GUNS that are Cheap.
GUNS that are Good
A Invoice Of Single and Double Barrel Guns. Jus,
IA received from Europe, on Consignment and arr
to be
CLOSED OUT AT COST
They Of different varieties and Prices Cal, soon
at the BROAD AXE
McGrcgor, August 8, ls6Ow3
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Select School.

EMERY. assisted by Miss II. j. EMERY wilt
I'll. open Select School in Noaona commencing
Wednesday, August 22d, and continuing Twelve
weeks.
Teach cr's Glass will be formed to assist thoc who
intend to become Instructors tn coming Winter.
The Teachers Institute will lie held In cion
with he School.
Miss SARAH WILLIAMS, a lady Of superior attain.
Music.
Coed Board can be obtained in pleasant families
and good rooms for those who wish to Board them
selves.
No labor will be spared to make the School pleasan,
and profitable.
TUITION
Common English Branches,..... s. 90
Higher 6. ...... SO
Lamp ungcs each ($l) extra.
Music with use Of Instruments, 100
MoDona, August 8. lSc0w2
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MONTHLY ABSTRACT,

or the Assets, Liabilities, and Condition OF the
McGregor Branch cf the State Bank Of Iowa, on
Monday, August 9TH, 1850.
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yfters are mrnodssed y nth
CUSHIONED SOFA SEATS
CUSHIONED SOFA STATS.
CUSHIONED SOFA SEATS.
The proprietor Goes not wi al impose upon the public by
the declaration that he has the
.LAkGEsr And BEST COMPANY
"LARGEsT and BEST COMPANY
"LARGESw AND BEST COMPANY
"LARo Est AND BEST COMPANY
That il organized in America Such n
nouncemrn would be an insult TO the
COMMON skNsE OF THE COMMUNITY.
For everybody knows that . concert room where only
THIRTEEN GkNTS
THlRTsEN CENTS
THIRTEEN CENTS
THIRTEEN CENTS
THIRTEEN CENTS
THlhTkEk CHATS
THlRTEhk CENTS
THIhTkEN CENTS
4 TnlkJEEN CENTS
THikTEkN CENTS

charged for admission engage the best
performers, some OF whom paid
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS NIGHT,
TWO HUkDkhD DOLLARS NIGHT,
and therefore play nj Establishments which have the
pacty make such remunersve. livery place
has Us speciality Tor Instance " rersnn ~sA-a TO and
near MI 'A1 EE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
place he wosd 20 to- could not TO done
in CONCERT room. II re wished rate ballots and
The most popular comedian in tho country
hIBLo'S CAMDEN
the place he would so TO- not To concert room. II he
" LAURA kEENk's THEATRE.
drsmas OF the sersaon school, that well written
and well acted, be would naturally 70 v the
wlN1Ek GARDEN.
cannot In neither
MIS- AGNES RuBERTSON.
Jharefrre abatement thai best
formers The city, is an unlnigaied humbug.
BshAuMb MUSEUM
the place person wou6 80 70 ~ he wanted 70 SIC mon
atrocities cuosies while the lover Barney Williams
Iriah BOY and Yankee q irl wouli
WAILACk's iHEATRE
II partial 10 the noisy, blood Anc thunder style Of
the dramatic and 10 have hs moneys
BoWkhy TnEAIkEs
the places he would to- where is done In style and
Kept up ul o'clock In the morning.
EvEkY PLACE HAS us sPECIALITY
and the Specisty" of the NEW GAEIlES' H. that has
can be found il hss always the speciality pro-
prietor Of this establishment 10
PROMPTLY PAY HIS PEOPLE
for their services and that agreeable fact being well
al the concert performers they would rather
be ENGAGED al the New Gaeties than ut
4 ANY UIHEh ESTABLISHMENT,
thus enabling the to make bis choice from all the
available the No second TALENT
engaged neither engaged who has made nps
" - - A'e1s' TX !. ATTIRE on TT
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TUkT PuBrfaHED BY FRANCIS But Ea NO PECK
p ap-"Dcss Pos,iesy pssrrbei,r and lusua,sd Win
OF the breeds 81 dogs Price Is
Also, IN PRESS the second ENLARGED ereotyped ell
tim of breeding, 1ralnng Mnrsxemen DneNsss. &c Of
Dogs Nth Illustrations OF he different varieties OF tie dog
BY Francis Her Auttor OF The sp Aniah Teacher French
speaker Ac. rree ~.
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AmUsEME NTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RAAKuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
e 4 sassuA
the SS Ssss s'f b@ asp sIs IN a
s@aaRSsISs MospSyi SEPT n isso .
;Sssfs Ar 4 H H. S SSEiHsEs
Was received such immense favor By The ps,oas o. ne
shS a. he hn s sas shi ~ - -.
- : ;$:::H AR H H ssEE$sss
3sE W wEsk E ESssEs
with All is gorgeous pAnimen its splendid scenery,
brilliant costumes usgaincen groupings ard uneguaed
ss.n1S sss .na sSSb q sSsspAY ThussDAS and
faInAy Af .,Isl 4 ; o'clock .,,,
NM sAbSss 5sAhA * 9Es
THE LAST HOPE
q he Ss sSss ~ &
iak ) sASeE zhp MYSTERIOUS ANNALS
r THE What CAN THEY gEr, .
One q which hs. Two DISTINCT HEADS but ONE IEa
Isa S,T MSsp srM zE a NAs G a1skrr
The most Interesting amusing and wonderful creature ever
TIN GREAT LIVING ROARING BLACK SEA LION.
only mE " fd Asso
Each with white skin s.u Whit; !. hair ink syss &C.
r, s %Ts S Ss'f WIFI ZSSS g:
Filled VIII LIVING SEA and RIVER FISH. from yarou.
= hs sssus ysc
SsSS 1--WE sf Ssifl Szs aEisT
Variety OF NAV WAY FI0UREs-
10000 CuRIosITlEs
Fro" every Ell. z 70 81 TX ESQ SIN FOR "
MUSEUM oPEs PROM a n TILL loP.M
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IN fousA and Hcutkvra rhrse asA9enA wsek-fnesdAy,
fhursdsy 40 saturday ri weekly untsd ss.ss mall slds
bsry vnisAre Pier No nor,A ri.sf On rus.d.I sspss
ucisss q tcso SIZE ssvsnsh' o.. SIS ,hsvieson q.
sl New Orleans. 80 y; Noble, SIS Mo,,eg~s.y An,
-; KncsvfIls s2s Na Augussa, oA, vi 90 AhansA, w
ss.sc. = q e. s Sosn q ~ % a Hrs. q
n nnsIox S.s. yoSs IN d .scssd = rs snnss
oe4ne1s6ax aspeenter =. ~ Adans Eyprs@ Sn9rsnys
Srsss 1s2.s nSprS ssrsse g, ~ , line - ~
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ryHAMEI.EoN BAR coLoRsR AND REsrosEs-

fvHAMEIEoN hair COLoRIR AND REsToRER.-
~ Madam. LA PLACE has for sale valuable article for
restoring hair ts original color and also 70
grow. Abundant testimonials be given AZ 70 It's ecscy
who ether remedies without
ty calling on Madame. Al her rooms, GIG Broadway.
Den Madame-I am happy to give my testimony 10 the
public benefit which has resulted from the Of
My bead had become neatly bald and had de-
SPARED having restored when persuaded TO
Try bottle Of your Chameleon. which produced the desired
truly glad that have brought before
The public. Yoars, nth much esteem,
Mira ABBY ROsINDAIE, hirty afth street, New York.
Madame La Place-Iavfng made of Coiorer and
Ressorer take great pleasure In recon
public genuine article. II is not only
perfectly and harnle application (which he
raid Of the hair dyee but great beau6er to the
Pesss forward OF dollar bottles return Of bearer
and obige yours, &C, Mru JEANETTE GARDNER.
0alveston Texas
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0,uy CHxApysT eToRY on RKo .DgAY roe
- .wsiches Jewslry and sAysrvare e JoHk CURTIS
So Bruadwsy osn Flyers fancy stose An kinda q
paivug doee u prenisss VIII dsspsch BrsneA u @
bjeesksg uFoeA
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u>oR sAvArrAH AND orHER r0IrN AZ luOw.--
IN r. Al etsn. s6dewheei sesmsnp HL0eIpA, cNSA
fss~ cru~~a M leave TuesdAy, sept Is - " frn
pier IA NorsA Through ucssss CO Dc 80 for -
NV orleans. ~ rs: Noble. ss Mco,E,mery 81 r.
CSassanooxA 81 co. Kashvle. 81 ~ knos v,he -
plA ~ ID AnanssA, u7 So nseos ~; ssvnna~s. -
- $3.50 kIxFxwA Capt 0eo y Rrbenrk. vfn suc-
-. - sal - ssssr1Ay So = srfiyraux a cor
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DEWARE OF INIT ATOMS AND CoUHTERyKIT6.
ID BOXERS BITTEkS.
The al Of complaints connected with the
bowels the system, and part
cuary the best medicine against dyspepaa da rhs dysen
terry fever and ague, general nervous debility &C.
The pleasant cordial 81 s kind and since more than
thirty years acknowledged In this country 70 be
STOMACH BfTrERs EVER tNTKoDUCED.
For sale by grocers druggists generally and with be
raj discount 70 the trade By the agent, l. Funk Jr.
No. IS Front street, New York
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VvATrpp-pARTfvs TO PORN Tsx vocsL AND ~
w sxv.snssl pusrcos n ervs ss ssssssss Irass -
And v1uns V wsvs. 90 aAAssS sssUpAaa- - " nS~S
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L,oK SAVANNAH NEW STEAMSHIP MOUNT
vEkNoN. Capt isyheld WI leave pev ~ North River
foot No bills q landing signed AFTER departure ~ steamer
Apply0 II. y. CkOMwELL A Co, @west street
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GUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NHW
- Ydk.-LE0P0i.D GOLDMAN. plaintiff. Against SON
rHlMEK 4 RkEDY trading under the name OF k0nihiner
Reedy being the oay nansu By which they are known 70
The plaintiff Defeodanta summons for demand
contract -co.pi.in. mot serye TO e oefsndan.: seovs
CURED 70 answer the Complaint In hi acn wsich has hs
the oGce Clsrk o. the and
Few YORK. ibis oce In the y Hall of ths city a hew
yosh and copy Of N The sid plaaa
Il hs lis Naaau 10 IL city Of
New 1ok, u state 81 New FORK within twenty days Asr
The servc III THE sumrnons esclusve Of e day Of
such service and fail v answer the Nd COMPLAINS vh
Ia time aforesaH he plaintiff 10 this action Will ake judg
agAAns for the " Eve hundrcd xty
fifteen with Interest from The Ar DAY u
Nay thousand eight hundred and sty besides "
Of ihh acton. Dated sep,cmbsr leo
PHILIP y. JOALHIxskN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No lis kaaHn ssrvst, csty Of New York.
NO BRIrRB RESIDENTS AND OTHERS HAVING LIZ
raj baneN IA inodn other parts of the United King
dom N Great RrtnIbe undersigned having studied lao In
The cnce q nesrs brcbam DaIrympe Dr.he, s,hc.ora
&c Parliament Wesfmtnaeg, Hngiapd. and
ing sdmi-d 70 pysrtce In Her najys ur q law,
adviser IN Ill matters
Requiring kncwedss of EnxlAsh Law nd practice sAd
Aso tAkss chavre n catna Tor eolIssa vhu
Jurtndkrttnn Her Mapesy'a Cours- ABKIs EASTON,
once ahird nonr, q y ali ars<s- New York.
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n NJ. VAIL. GENERAL AGENT FOR r. sHALER's
~ patent goos sras .S srUsdwsy mlss s,a;s.
least perfectly msts Ice skaiins With them young la
h Ssssa o% ss sSn s1s fSsy re
* s ns 90 90
SrsssI more pleasing 70 sm .n nsn pa o. !. nsse ssas
''' 0.A" -
GUNS, RIFLES, REvoLvERs SHOT Bats AND
" roucbes Powder flasks Dame Rags &c7lhs isrress
Oh estsbshee gun se IS chatham Al goods
rsn,ed as represenisd
uoErICuLrURAL IRON woRKs.-eREENHoryEs
S. 40 A Al Via 1870 Ia sop nsls e.
ven,h srcst, Brooklyn. = D.
MARBLE MANrK1s.-IHE SUB cRIBER INFORMS
w he public that :. z selling xsn.s. Ac cheaper s.D
at KLhBhRs gble yard, if3 East Eighteenth ssrees
MADAME xccARrIoN cHIRoPoDrsr AND HAZE
France continues 70 Extract corns without 4. instrument 70
ss
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
having surplus stock on hand.
sisek GOODS TAXES il ESSShsssx.
F PEH s9GRs T TAkss In
oAEfEIs TAksS I. y s ss iS .c
For nrss class Sewing Machines Of reputation Every
s'ii ;.s
DAT1NT Al PHALTEk
light ssU d rSSs -Ts Psrsy T.'' proof s'0AS
felt rOofa and eaky
lin roois For sale By EDk EsTON BROS, No. bowling
Green, New York Samples and circulars free.
DOoFIN0 STATES or TIE EA9LH SLATE COMPANY
N Of superw GUILTY., low cost are proof yield purs
and tainted rain wafer, and lAn Medme Builders ID
dress The Agent Of W company, y. FurmAn. Oossauds
street. New fork-
SHow CASES.
- OF every description, manufactured BY
o. WINTER 10 North william street.
n. B.-A good assortment constantly On hand.
CORE TBRoAT-DIPTHERIA A CURE FOR THE
y above sent 70 address By enclosing 81 70 Nedcus STA
ton A, sprirg street New York
TO BuILDERs AND orHEBa-AIL KINDS or
Architectural Drawings execuied 10 The most careful md
and al reasonable prices By H WYN
BIAD La Broadway, corner Of John street. n Y.
yVRioHT sNYTHE NRGocTAkrs AND AGENTS
w for the transfer Of AL descriptions Of property and
have addition TO their tst 81 Porter Houses and Hoea
chance 70 oder energetic Of hzted meAna
Is Nassau slrosI
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Up08 BANANA
j. gsalsd ssas nan asA.~Aap rAss isAvns svsy svssu
SfHAn1SH QuAxYR CIT,
.1H1- - n W. ennfelA Cummande.
~ fAyuvns as.n@ v ~ shoFvughv ovevhanIed snd -
eA 80 rvsrne - regular t1pn tks abovs pov N
ssy $780, = ns,si:ss r. I!3 = gcss nyss -
s 60 ssaec ~ %: : sHs'A s''~
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y. ABOVE HOUSTON

NrEw GAIEfIEs. GIG BROADWAY, ABOVE HOUSTON
SPECIAL PUBLIC PROCLAMATION.
The proprietor OF the New Concert Room hereby
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THsouqH YRRIoHr AhnAxoENvNr-ros NOR.
wh Novfolk sud PeerSburT ard southare Railroads for
Lynchhuvx. B1~oi. Menphs and ntevaediste s'siinns
ps, Is scsA n,vy ys-ovr g., 60. $500.
ssy nsP.M Ms~Dshp ROANOKR capt Couch every
thursday. a ealing 0A Yusn Ccufcn 70 snd pas
Gay. asr yrsish . rosiss.vss o. so,folk cssn ps.
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