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Decrease.
Increase.
3,4l5,l2o
152,@o


Increase. $4,000 -
The decrease in the loans is not more than was
expected, considering the extreme anxiety which
hss prevailed in the market since last week, and
the large amounts which are known to have been
called in by some Of the principal banks. 1t must
be assumed that in many cases the money called in
on one day was loaned out on the next. II would
be agreeable to assume that the curtailment
Of loans was an indication that our bank
managers considered their discount line large
enough; but there is too much reason to fear that
after the present week. the old offending policy
will be resumed and pursued steadily till near the
beginning Of summer at least The decline in de.
posts and specie is much larger than was ex-
pected, especially considering that no gold was
sent abroad and very little to the South. The fact
ID, the statement Of December 81 did not fairly re-
feet the condition of the banks at the time il was
made they then probably held less than SIS 0oo
and their deposits were lower than was shown
The specie reserve will be replenshed to-day BY
the arrival from Califorri, this morning 7ss CSC
,ga'cr 81 ,eo7,fao at the corresponding period Of
ast y.N' 80 ha:, tog jhe present, no uneasiness
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The Way they Buried Coppie In Ohio
Extract nom q private leter.l


Isee you have excitemsnt 10 New York as well as
nere What sad thing II IL 70 think that such
Nrcxp should make 20 much trouble.
seJem has always becn the hoabed Of aboiionism.
Hopps had uncle living few miles from here, and he
as buried by the side Of his father, about miles from
On But this would not do foolish report got that
Aecy wa TO be taken by the aocors democrats, Of
OTse) AND the rabd ones and designing offered TO bring
TO I'D bury safely i'm the cemetery owned by
the snre aters'i Of the North They dug the body,
Kept it son,s days, furnished shroad and cofa
flnsueneiy Arndng the Old back TO Virginia. IL
sud- called large meeting Friday last: and In the
Tewn Hall, exhibited the body TO some thousands, ii IS
estimated Anyr this they barred feet deep, and
Sosdsd with stones In the evening Oooriinits
preached fuper sermon. Neither myself nor family
wen, near n Man Of our citizens were opposed 10 IT,
end disrus,cd with ~ whole AFFAIR. IL was doubt ali
Dor canta TIE Qua. disapproved OF II, sad SAT- the
eomu.ttes prounssd TO brry Il without any demonssra
pps OF this knd We not all craxsd ID Oh,o though
car town bell Wa toed from ten 70 ihrse on Dec 9
short time, farocoon aud Afternoon, tie l6tha
.bute that 10 never eNcrcd 70 their owe ciizae Yet
Mere were few WIN approved OF z.
am opposed 10 the extension OF slavery: but 'ear
H. This everlasting din Is scksnrs oren think Of tie
y~ssYh Of Mr. Burke, when was IN New York, Al tho
time . target company was passing your shop:-"Yss"
said he, at the yoc always tbs everlasting
negro" Br ncw he 10 IN advance. &c: - pray, how.
sver, s;iil ,oT ssjty, pescs srd concord.
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The Turf
A LETTER FROM MR.. BEvfNs.

10 nn EDITOR OF 1nx xrw YORK HERALD.
M o% hsx ds spaea az inS
wth dishonorable acts in my transactions with Robert
AIl.n ask short space in your paper for he purpose
n refuipg the charge by making simple statement Of
NE facts IN the they actually occurred.
Whe in London last autumn ,s S1 ~ ,sS
giving bis demand for the same and saying to me
hA. he backed by two very wealthy sporting gentle
presentations cheerfuly loaned him the money
me note not being stamped as required by Law proved
easter Races, and became broke, betting tue horse
Promised Land. Here asked of him payment Of his
Sroks him but as he wished me s realize nv money,
be requested me- in presence Of Carpenter, Esq TO
roperty there. out OF which could realize my money
] went to Newmarket Soon Bell, Harlan's trainer,
sede Jack Rosser into the yard and Immediately boy
OF Har came in, saying that the baiG was at the
sable seizing Harlan property Mr. Mclaughlin, who
present. advised 10 take possession OF Jack Ross
air Bell saying at once that he would deliver the horse
70 preferipg that should be secured before other
at once consulted barrister, who informed me that
% proof OF Hafian request could take the horse and
1Ae law would sustain also stating to me that If there
other registered claims against the horse would be
responsite for them Under these circumstances took
Possession Of the animal and booked him and Mountain
sSencc to Forsouc, Bouissne, ana Paris. The station
hcoks will show is fact II each station Soon afer my
penter requesng return Rosslter him, he had
borrowed ESQ on his stsbehis loan being made after
my loan " him. MS reputation, &C, being NJ stAke-and
Gay ing that be would settle with me in the States HIS
quest declined by uncss my debt could al be
paid and unless this was done should be compelled 70
dispose of the horse in order 70 realize my money Mr.
Harlan being unable TO comply with my request disposed
= the horse TO Mr. David Tton Some three weeks after
Boy and Rosser exercising 10 charge Of their groom.
Ns At took forcble possession Of Roescr lcafng
him o. the owner Mr.. nl,ou by legal process placed
Ah property in the hands OF the Court and tho
rierco for examination in Eve Gays, prior ~ which Har
non granted order for his property by the Court
Subsequently, mis-, Harlan returned Paris and com
wenced proceedings 70 regain his title 70 Rosster re-
ained in that city for three weeks order to give nv
testimony, when berg told BY the counsel that would
net be required as q witness, started for home.
Feeling my professional character msgned By the state
sent Justice TO myself and friends prompts make
the statement JAMES J. BEvTNS.
NEW YORK. Jan. o, 1880
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BRIG Jacob npek Thompson. yohile-N II BhsAas.
eehS love1 pescock Msskn Savannah-D OMurrsy.
echr PeAss, Hestervelt kewhern, NC-Disbie BuncA
fcbr CreSskew. Moss, Richwond-O II Piereon.
aeon Thce Hull Hull -ProvIdepce- Master
6aeaEay DehwnSs- CaymaD, Phfladsphn.
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Personal Intelligence.

The following Is list OF Americans registered OF Rome
between the LIST and 18th Of December
Boston Rev. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Thayer Mr.. and Mrs.
v. Horne, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brney, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
W. Tucker
Nnc Tork-Mr. and Mrs II. N. schienelin, Mr.. E B.
r. Boyd, T. B. Buckn, Mrs. Nichols, DR. and Mrs.
j. G. Adams, DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Beadle, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Capen, Miss Gcntworth,
Mrs. Walker and family.
Ifan0is "A I. Chetain
louisiana Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eustie, Lieut.. j. C. KEEL
ton, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sanford.
Bdrfford Lester Clark.
OhSo-Dr. and Mrs. g. 8. Seely.
AidbUmd Alex. r. Wigs.
Cened, NJ Y-Mr. and Mrs. r. g. OTIS
Abdny.-Rev. Eugene Douglas.
Kentucky -Mr. and Mrs J. T. Tyler.
RicAmond Miss Mitchell, P. Dexter Tiffany and family,
d.. Ebca Swift, o. g. A.
Lundy.
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Canadan -four continued firm with sales Of 2oo bbls At
% 10 80 50 for extra Southern flour moderate
about 200 bbs closing within the range of above
figures Rye -four was steady, with sales Of about 176
with small sales Of Jersey and Brandy wine within the
range OF our figures Wheat dull and Inactive sales
Of about 500 bushels were made at 81 46 for prime
white Westerns 81 49, for white Southern, and 81 so for
about 5000 bushels, a. So CSC for new new aad Old
yellow Jersey and Southern. Barley-Saies Of 1900
bushels made at Zoe 7sc, aud part Ca
NADIA East Oats were heavy and dull sas Of Canadian
were made At 4sc sac and Of W., Western at ssc
Rio ranged from lie 12zc The last GALES Of Java
mas and bags were made at 15c.
CorToN The market less active, while sales
confined to about 300 400 bales closing unsettled though
without qrotabe change in prices
FREGIf1s ITO Liverpool 500 bales OF cotton
gagged at 316d to 732d 200 erces beef a, So Cd 100
boxes bacon at 2Os GOO hides a. T. and 300 boxes
cheese a. 2s Cd 10 London 100 erces beef were taken
800 bis ashes At SIS Cd and 500 bags coffee at &c.
HAr-The market was firm, with small sales for ship
IKoS--small sales we're making at s24 s2a so from
yard.
LIME quiet and last sales made at 75c 81 10 for
MorlssFs steady while sales were light
NAVAL SroREs.-Tne sales embraced 800 bbls. spirits
common rosin, here and to arrive, at 81 so 81 65.
OHs-Linseed was held with steadness at last weeks
prices, while sales were moderate; crude whale and
PROVISIONS -Pork-Tbe market was tolerabiy active,
but closed with some less buoyancy. The sales ena-
braced about 200 bbs, including mess at $40 ok
SO s., closing at the inside figure, and prime
at Sll IS $1l S7X, new do. ct $13, new mess
at ST co. and Western prime at SIS So and 900
bbls new mess were reported sold at SIT So deliver
able between the 18th Of February and the LIST OF April
Beef steady with sales Of about 400 bbls moss incud
ing country mess at IS Is 49, repacked Western at 80
90 62, and extra at $40 80 Stf co. Sales OF 200 bbn
Cleveland and Chicago prime were sold ut .. /.
Beef hams were quiet Bacon was inactive. Sales 50
hhds Western long ribbed hams, were sold Ut 61Sc and
In good supply with sales Of $50 bids and terccs at $40
6hc. for shoulders, and at &c. exc for hams Lard
ess bouyant and the sales embraced $50 bbl and
terces at lo,ac lokc. Butter and cheese steady
and pricce unchanged.
RCE Sales OF $50 tieroes were made 81 SIC l,sc
showing an advance Of about 1sc per h.
suGARs-The market was firm, With good demand
from the trade The sales embraced l 800 hhfs Cuba
muecovado, part at TO 7xc, and the remainder n
p. t., and 4c0 bags Manila at o. l.
wHisKxY-Saes Of 200 300 bbls, were made q. 26c
26kc
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Total sa7 SAG 52e 49, $40 % 5ls 3ss75 osa
The following was the business Of the Sub Urea
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The Milwaukee and Mississippi earned In Deem
Der s5e,l7o against s53,4l in December, 1858.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Rouse this
morning were $26,l43,547 43, and the balances
81 ,346,245 1s.
Thomas Monahan, Esq, at present Vice President
of the Fulton Bank, has been elected President, in
place Of J. Kernochan, Esq, resigned.
The advices from Europe in relation to the Eng
fish plan for recognizing the Erie road are said to
be very favorable. The amount of "assents" is not
stated the committee saying that with oil their Gle
rical powers, they have been unable to keep up
with the record.
The adyices with regard to the Illinois Central
are to the effect that 2Ols9 Of the shares had been
paid in full, chiefly by turning in the debentures
and freeland bonds of the compapy-s2s0,00 900 Of
the debentures and s462 900 of the freeland bonds
These, with the freeland bonds cancelled in the
Land Department, amounting 70 $685. 900, have dis
charged s644 900 Of the freeland debt
The following notice has been issued to the hold
ers Of Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
mortgage bonds due July l, 1906
OFFICE PnnADE1PEA AND READING RAHRoAp CoMrASY,l
PmIApKlPmA, Dec 70, 1859.
These bonds secured by the first mortgages on the
road amounting in the aggregate TO 80 400 The net
revenue for the last fiscal year was six times the amount
Of the annual interest on these bonds The mausSers
propose 70 extend them period Of twenty years. the
holders retaining the bonds and the security Of the mort
cages in the precee condition In which they held
Freeh sheets Of coupons for the interest, payable half
yearly, viii be issued bonus II ten per cent will be
given 70 the holders in consideration Of their asserting 70
the extension This bonus will be paid in cash the bear
Of the bonds, their signing reeipt and present
ing their respective bonds at the Office OF the company or
10 ne agents. for endorsement Forms Of ut and en-
dorscment will be urnished application. By order Of
the Board of Managers
". n. McILHENNY, Secretary.
The statistics of the coal trade Of 1859, given in
the Philadelphia Mining Register, shows 50 coal
tonnage from the three anthracite districts of Penn
sylvania exceeding the coal tonnage carried by the
same lines in 1858, almost one million tous-the
exact increase being. 97e63o tons
Aod 10 this the increase in the tons sent from
the Bread Top and Barclay helds. 81 200 tons
And The increase in Eastern Penn s... tons
If to this be added the increased consumption in
the mining districts and the increased tonnage on
two unreported roads TO local markets, we may
safely claim for Eastern Pennsylvania for 1859 an
increase Of eleven hundred thousand tons of coal'
A comparison Of the footings Of the monthly
statement Of the banks Of Massachusetts,, out Of
Boston, with those of the statement Of the previous
month, exhibits the following changes. viz:-
Israass. Dscreass
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Brig Jacob Dock Thompson. Nobie-N II Brghau.
e<hS love1 pescock MsDkin Savannah-D Murray,
echr Peat, Nestervelt fewbern, NC-Dsbe Banos
e~Ar (,reSshaw Moss, Richmond-O II Pierson.
ssop Thes Hull, Hull -PrOv,dspes-waster.
-
auuSvuN
g AMY 40
IeamshfU Auaptf feareon ~ AL jan J. ~ An
With paskepkers and specSe. W 80 Atlantic 6leAmshp 20
sb,p Yorsshrs, Fskbs.ss Liverpool, Nov 70 with mdse
ard 80 passengers TO Masha Co Experienced heavy
westerly WINDS to vest~ OF Banks; lat Is "a Ion a
psssed large quantity Of Lambert aso two canvass covered
rupks apd one seAsnp chest "a inst CAas Green seaman
hoai Fra fye, No
ship Orpheus tB.eml Wexses Bremen, - days, with
and 2l5 passengers TO Jennings Dosing.
Bsri REINDEER To. nsend Calcutta ~ day wish nnseed
sapee &C. n VIM sale tec IL lat IL 81 N. lon 80 %.
spoke Empres Thsre~a from Rio Jsneiro FIR Baltimore;
Dec L. Isaac Reed q sngsnd seaman died o.
BRAIN Dec 81 LAT IS ~ lon 10 ~ sooke ir bark Arabian,
from Liverpool for Richmond before repo,tsd Win 'ss o.
jhboom. The has experienced very heavy weaher since
GecN $4,000
bark Gazele tof New Haven't Dueh Fort spsn Iraidad
10 days ballast to Irowordee song Oh New naven.
N6Ms Taylor 1 60. - -.
Bark Yumnr LesEsng Natan1as ~ Jays WIN s"es. su
mcsssss to Stevens Bros 70 Experenced neaVv
brfr HACK swan Podeer Arecoo fh ~ Gays WIN sasas
10 master lst inst LAT 81 ION ~ spoke scnr Ingomss Oh
fnr "h.r ,Ss On" o'''~A' "A' ''' v ''
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Fsst q New YORK, JanuaFy Q, 1890.
CLEARED.
Steamship Glasgow (Brl. Thompson. GlasRov-J q Dale
Cunard.
sssamshp Meanwhile Murray, Charesson-svosrd r,issop
90 80
Ship Gannust Boosnd, London-Geo Nsphsuam &Co
ecns
ten. WA
Barb Hor'hwooa Hilbert, Cadz-Gruua wes:srre,t
Mix Europs tRr,. Francis Brsssol-D RTJewoik
&s " Tsorpfou, Carver, xAtaupas-W Hrsssu
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sss.s ~ =
having TOE ana oosr a ss s q ss o. on
ssar, Lsi0An' S"n WIN 0'''A A"a ''' ''' ''A' o'
SAILED. - u. an
HondYr.. Belize Hon Acme, Vera cru'; brig
Adty Swift Asrac,eo u ON qaarsDinsl u. w..
VILE, cAsrssso" ship Maid q orlean: New orleans
Wind during Tie day sNI; .on.e. calm.
r.,.---.. $780,
HIoHLANDs Jan 3 sunss.-A bark and sssosner near
~sa aSr hsy inc h0nue'' 0'0na H. "na Me-
SANDY HOOK, Jan 9 sxpset1NS inward bound vs.se vel
Aust ala for Gibraltar passsd 1885, ship
and calm
FORT LAFAYETTE, Jan O. sunset-No inward bound va
. .sIs ship Arti..n fcr Nev orIsan. and brig Assy
Char II Wind % %sass' sSnsy '''
srr...p,p Curs.pr.Trwod;s Hoe Jan O. The ssapnship
Chesapeske roye from Portland for New York ashore
rpr New mo, s,....u, GRAFTON o, TIE v.,Dra.n,
E sS s s. sDa T..
arrived 81 ibis port the 4h nv days
the % syssg ~
ed the made her speed and
S $ beng
~
our on the Pacific considerably ia advance of tho
time ss. ap &c" s..,. ,,..,,, ~.
has arrived here with the captain and crsw Of the ship VIM
ss Sasa Il this
Of cotton was discovered 10 be on Ore on Se Int necehr
about O'Clock NJ when SMOKE the ioresastis.
The fore scn was taken OF . get u the cause Of e smoke
g ss
~ Ss.srnp ,saDss seias hen sSca ss hundred
e
me rs Tas Ss " H. h me
being shpPsd y letter ElWod alter, ESQ secretary
p.as enrraousD aulsr.n.ou from Rio y.uero. with
cargo for went ashore on osssbsw Sd ss
6
Went do.n he 5vercn Sunday * vessel
at a h'ns',on mas. n SoO, xns, res she owned
s.ls sss vessel and Cargo 1906
rrnss .cna ELIZA ANN CAPT rsom.. Barker, Of Marble.
S esHss
eMxAr Dec .s-rh. steamship c,rca.slan arrived her.
mile: sT Ssv'saaa.aa e'''' ABANDONED "''An 90
L5vrnrooS Dec 1.-THE Ashland, arrived here 70 day.
dep ship with painted po9 satpp ny
rfcged, which was cut while the Ashland seh
The American bound either TO 81 Georges English
ChsrneL
LIsBor Dec 1.-THE Mazasan Nicho,s from (reenoct 6
which put in here Dec iesky has commenced dis
o.r-wn n. .,
III - conuact nas peen made Wild Engisn
me caigo OF tns Am snip i!uArcn, athe rate oil
soper een' Vi INC value saved
Buenos with cargo overheard had six OF
the crew OF the Vim steson Abandoned Dec 6.
Ne ruvaa
sprupg leak Helyoet Roads OF the
water.
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Total SPA 47 ees ses 7s4 $3.50 oes "a sos, 1856
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asurs-The market quiet, aud sales linn tod at SIC.
for pots and At b3sc for pearls.
BRKApsufTs -Fiour-The market was less buoyant,
though without decided change in prices for State and
Western. There continued to DO some inquiry specu
1ation while there little export demand for Eu
rope and the sales to the home trade moderate The
Transactions footed up about IL 900 900 bbls closing
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONDAY, Jan. &c P. n.

MONDAY, Jan. &c Pm.
The bank statement Of to-day compares as fol.
lows with that Of last week.
Week ending Loans. Spois Circulation. DEPOSITS.
Dec 81 Si2s Sic, c48 le62o 40 ssse977 Is as lsl
Jan. g. 124 697 66S l7,se3,7N s,539,o6S a. $685. 1855
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ss6calty Of carrying cut tnr IA against lnt
..lsve trade, ana r~comm-o-s come acton "a
The pNt OF Ccnsr-se 20 fsc''i'ate It's opersaogs
n !. alb It'd, further, that large appropriation
~,,l hsvs,.o oe mace 70 d-fray the exDeusas
., maintaining : I'D sending hou. tne captured
Africans.
These points to which W 1--we hsos sllucsd
Comprise the leading features If or interosi
affairs, AID upon toe whole they present very
Satisfactory picture Of psosrese and prosperity.
Let ss hope that tns next annual report from
che Interior Department ~i,l not exhibit sny
retrcsrsssion srispg trou ss@ political difficult
ties which now b-~~s W, ost that sectional
sDinositiee may he aliay-d ny the wisdom Of
Our statesmen, and harmony be restored oy
nstuAl ccncbistioo, 40 that W. may be aoie 20
presept TO the world Al tns close Of next year
% 6ym . government, more united people
Aad sill more prospercus and peaceful coun-
nv
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rHILAssLraIA srSx soAKD-
-sss-. s..,, ana iu.r,,.- rss.s.,.si. sal. y,
sax R~a a. xA4is-sa, AK. Morris S@saa. o. ."s
b an ret O. ION, 'rpnsyis.as satrnsd, ala
SUI sr'h'hrs % -" fo-s ~ ,as n, "a
Cots qcAet: ssiss " Aay, 600 bis asAs .s1r
~ nj shg w,esi stsa, 81 81 q 81 20 -. 90
~. stsssy leo Frsaxhts-Jssos % H,,r-iKc
Hosrs, DC 3. leo
cos,oo-ss'ss today, . 90 boo, ~.fsss dun ~ " :
sho, ~ taiaoiing
cosso. s&i~. 80 baes god n.isdhss Iszs Mar
~, irr-sslss, s,IA Tee ssys. 5senns snosaass In
rrsvls -
ssst sseh.r r. - Mes Tori qInie1 ,.stsrusr 81
y ~ sss presiun. rnascll matters ~ pee a. ere
ss.tsA.
SIGH, sr1AAsrs % Ssv Ycrs II . pr css, p,,-,aa
ppnADsIyrIa, Der 4 ls0e
q = d a. -s,.~ q o. . al ~ oga qa-,: 80
ishs Has, ia IA wtsksy ouii
AIsAsr, ma q, Issel y
rccr Sau vb~,--s~Iss a q % too .nt- weston
ana 81 10 70, 80 .Ts~. ots arm 81 $40 ~ STATE,
.soss Orr ~ CSC In css sayey .ss saase: ~iss.r
susn~,s ransds w.ss 90 . 90. whsksy o~ss
SAGE - oss - isss ssso
u~pr se,es, vsA s,an ss,ss q .sws nrsc sad 'sdsss
~ % . 70 -. and double sHuss ~ - - - i2x
s,ss wass f~ a desorptcss ess~s SD scshias do'.s
s.es.s scss ere ssims a - - = so- under asd over
- ~ vs~ssy ~o~,ssi ., IKE tAse ineor,s--
{ SO bic aors, - - bShsk vssss, 49, ssssss
ss, go ssssss rye
r~ur uscbsnseS, 9TH moderate ce~anf 70, sss sH-
nv Esss " nsde sss~s 90 sse al - 'os sxSs
m rnvs~-. 100 oest-s wheat oA.a srpost.-.i,fto
fass~ss orr.
r1osr 6sn ard ros ousr. Nussl arve cot - a
:. ic-~- r~i~ ~ oro rsh, a. Joo 70 10 frr "
sIe 5lSo fs- 10 s.ors. nvs ssssay a. 2sr 70
sssrs s~u l-ist e~oc'y"-z 600 bots. a,ur, 10 So
kyssS.s -teAs nos busA.As oosu Aass eaoasss. q
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rlys suadsnly, m nosday, Dsoea.


Anuvp In Brrosiys suadesy, ~ hcsdsy, Dcoe@-
Be. o ANA, dsasssss o JOIN end Asps Ainsr.
The psss9 iDe i.Du' are is.'.~d " susad the r.
psrs tho ~eopeeoas morning ~ tss o'coos, ro@ tss
r..,ospss u D., f.,ssr, - Ds.s ssrs.s.
pIs~-is e~uckrs, % sopdsy, pSs@bes ., BELLA
toUss osy d~usnser % villa. A and cssssriss sss,
ne fy,-scs ard res..,-,s are isv,,~a sss~ NE
fare ~ sbe r.edeDo- o. hr~ p~rss1, so AS Pscnc
s.-ss ,es (~eesesos,) sssrnocs, - TO ocok. "ish
. Cn4s- 10 scssps, 90 susday evening, Deosssss
n - . auayses pst N o'eus, Hsssy ys@, "
snry Crsss. ksa sse~ 10 ys&<s
We rs,a,,.s sso irisnos u me faniy ~- respectfully
invited 70 sSno The fun.ys 'vce Ne ,eside.cs o. he
i.bsy, M ~ sAsos ss~ss Ms Wednesday, Afsssoos
60 % lcrk
oAHxaI % ncsssy, Dcos~ssr ., Mrs. ELIZA cAa
Bse relatives sns f,ssds are rr~p-rfsiy IN -itsd "
sl~sa Tbs iupe,.i from The rssd-sos Il s.As sssi,
No 10 s.us su.~s. tbs (wsdsssd.5D Sssrsosa, - 80
oclcs ~ Bot further posss
CnAsssss In ths cia,, Oh scsdsv, D-c~obns . -
arsfA vne ~ scso.u,h n cssmscrs sna eey a~ssn
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