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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

New ORLEANS, October s.-The schooner
Red -Fo1, from Tampico on the 26th ult., has
arrived below.
Miramon was at the Capital with 1900
men.
The Liberal headquarters were still at
OueretarO,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

ELECTION OYSTERS AT WAGGoNER's s.-To-
Gay being election, every body will, OF
course, wind up on can of oysters. Wag-
goner, at 56 Sixth-street, and 203 Central
avenue, above Fifth-street, has imported
some for the occasion.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

MISSIONARY LABoRERs IN THE TRACT CAUSE.
Father Freeman, from Baltimore, the oldest
in the States, has been visiting Mount YER
non, Frederickstown, and the bachlwoods-
men about Coshocton, and for the last week
be has been visiting the laboring classes on
the river. "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE
Monday, October 8, 1860:
William Castrup, Holland Ind.
Mrs u y. Reynolds, C1lumhu~, Ind
Mrs. James Ward, NesthorRh Ohio
Miss Sarah J. Fisher, Williamstown, Va
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
sew YorI, Stool, nTarEet.

New YORK, October 8-P. M-Stocks
better, though not active: Chicago and Rock
Island, T24 Galena and Chicago, 75A; Illi-
n,is Central Scrip, s3ss; Chicago burlington and
Quincy, sq Bonds %; Michigan southern, q 4; Read
ing 46A Harlem 20l4; Hudson, 63A; Chicago and To-
ledo, &c; Bonds, TO- Erie, 37&; New York Gem
tral, sss; Tennessee SKes 9O5ki California 5evens,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

Do You WANT A SERVANT OR HOUSE p
If so, don't go about the streets inquiring,
wasting your breath and shoe-leather, bui
ask the question of tioenty thousand people a
nee by inserting an advertisement in col
ornns of the DAILY PRESS,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

REMoyAL.-By reference to a card in an
other column our readers will perceive that
Mr.. George Clark will, several days hence,
remove his tailoring establishment from its
present location, in Trust Company Build
ing, to lac Walnut-street, below Fourth
street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
New York Bank Statement.

New YoRK, October S.-Decrease in Loans
81, 5l2, ,269; Decrease in Specie 500, 25s; De-
crease in Deposits $l,2O6,6 ,65G Increase in
Circulation $82,870.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

New OYsTER-HoUsE. = We remind our
large circle of readers that Stiles has Just
established another oyster depot at l39 Vine
street. below Fourth. He is receiving. daily,
superior bivalves, branded SIS and SSS,
which are highly praised by all who have
tasted them.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

NoTIcE-The person who took an UNI
brella from Spiller & Bros. Job-rooms, yes
terday, is requested to return it,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

PERsoEAL.--Lewis A. Allen requests us to
state that he is not candidate for Justice of
the Peace; thanks his friends very cordially
for the support they have given him, but has
determined to decline entering the contest
for this Office.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

TIE ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We are
daily placed under obligations to this excel
lent company for Eastern papers in advance
Of the mail. Such fsvors are always appre-
ninfnh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
NEWPORT NEWS.

QUARTERLY CoURT-The regular fall term
of the Qusrterly Court was held at Alexan-
dria yesterday, but no business of import
ance was transacted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

To ADvERTlsERs.-Retail dealers should
remember that the DAILY Press circulates
more papers in Newport and Covington than
all the other city papers combined.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

QUEER PLACE 10 MAXI AN APPoIRFMKHT.-
An old soaker in Boston being found ia the
gutter one rainy night, the water making a
clear breach over him from head t. heels,
was asked by passer-by what he was doing
there2 "Oh," said he, VI agreed to meet a
man here"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
Fob RAI.R


hTQR sAlk- HAOKMEN,. ATTERTIuNl-A
" large half-top Calash Coach. Has BEEN Ia use
two years, snd y nearly Dew For terms Of sals in-
quite at houn No. 4, Art Union Building, corner Of
Fourth nnd sycamote-sts, Cincinnati. oce-f
EOR sALB-oR RENT-FARM-I win sell
n te'en seventeen or forty acres of good land,
well improved; ; house of seven rooms good baru
aud all necessary outbuildiuRs; fruit-trees, etc
Etunted .ix miles from tho citv near Pleasant
kidRe VIII tade for town property, other in
CINCINNATI or Dayton. viii rent tho same to a
gdn tefant " not enld som Inquire OF ED.
WAN '. PRYOR Pleasant Ridge Ohio oc7-c'
ENOR LE-HoUsES I have { rsale four new
three story Brick Houses on Eyerett-st., Q at
Of Fietman; two do do. on Eighth below Bay miller.
Al q. three splendid Brick Houses on Seventh--t..
east OF Freeman; splendid three-story brick,
Seventh, beta cen Cutter AID Litn; do, do. Oe-
tween Mound and Cutter. Also, Houses and vac ant
Los Of sl des' ripions, in cyery part Of the city,
and several places in the country. For particular
arply TO GEO II. SH0TWELL, S5 West Thru.
street. oc7-fp
ENOR SALL-VERY Iowa new three-spring
H peddltr's wagon, ten feet body, leather calash
tCp and two movable seats, with tongue and thiIls
forone or two horses; built to ORDER for strensth
ana tervicc: Also, new open buggy. aid new
brass mounted two. horse harness. The owner hav-
ing no use tho above articles, will sell them much
below their value and Gust, Apply at No 1859
West Sc Und-st., O ncnpati y. SEDGEBEER.
Ioc6-fD&aWHJ
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

TIE FATE OF NoAHs DovE.--A eaviller the
other day tried TO put down his opponent
with this question "If Noah did send ont a
dove that never returned, where did il 90
TOP "Why," retorted his antagonist, II
suppose somebody shot H."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
STRAYED.

SSTRAYED-OR ST0LEN-On last Saturday
- evening, gray Horse, nine ~ years % old II The
Oh Svcamore-st., between Third and Fourth, he
will be suitably rewarded. toc9-b"l JAS. VOLS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

PICTURES put in fine frames for twenty
FIVE cents at A. S. Blooms Gallery, No. IA
West Fifth-street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

School BOARD-PRoCEEDING LAST NIGHT.
The Board met at the usual hour last night,
President King in the chair. The minutes
proved.
The President announced that the deed
for the Ninth-street school-lot had been de-
hvered by Judge Este.
The following teachers were appointed for
fbe nipht-schoo1a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
LOST.

n CST-DCG-Erom 342 West Seventh ST., the
h fourth door below Mound on Sunday afternoon
october J, small, black and tan terrier; had on
when he left German silver collar, fastened with
brass paddock Amy one returning him to the
above address will libeTaiy rewarded. oc9-as
III QST.On Saturday evening, on Elm, between
IA Eighth and Ninth-sts., q large Scotch grey.
hound, with a little white spot on his breast Any
person return ing him to 121 Main-st. Room I. viii
be literally rewarded. Oc9-b+
n OST-A plain gold double-chain Necklace, with
II an oval 1 icket attached, without picture
liberal reward will be paid ii returned TO the Ad-
ans Express Office, or to SS9 West Ninth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

ATTENTION. ADvERTIsERs 1.-THE DAILY
Press has the largest city circulation.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
FOUND.

INOUND- NEW FUUNDLAND DOG-A dno dog,
The ~ ner Can have him BY calling on THOMAS
BIZ EY, Cumminsyillei proving property aud pay.
HN0uND On Friday evening last, Lady's Gold
- Hreastpin. The wner can have IL by calling
at the Coal Ofioe, corner Of Butler ana Front.sts
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE.-Steamboat C0NEWAG0.-
xAThe undersigned will sell At public yendue, at
THURSDAY, the 26th inst at eleven o'clock a. NJ. >,
the entire interest ofJohn Van Bergen in said boat
ore fourth appraised at 81 ,OO0 Notes Of the pur-
chaser at six months, with interest, with two APP
proved securities, taken in payment;
JOSEPH OILLEY,
ocs-bs Admin'tor OF John Van Bergen, decd
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

" "ANTED-To sell double-entry book keeping
w scholarship on BacOn's and Ohio and Gun
dTy's Commercial illeges. Good for day and even
ing and full of study and Just the place to
spend the Ioi winter evenings; and young mon
save money by buying certificates of w. ID. ACKLEY,
northwest corner SyeamOre and Third-sts Tuttle's
hNcha' ge bHlce sell-ami
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

HoRRIBIE CRIME OF AN IDIoT.-An idiot in
Glasgow, named McFa1den, stripped the
clothes from child five years Ol for the
purpose of selling them and 10 silence bis
cries, then threw the little unfortunate into
the river, and held her under with pole
open daylight The monster was taken into
Oustody
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
STEAMBOATS,.

THIS DAY, OCTOBER ., AT4p. M.
For Parkersburg and Wheeling.
STEAMER LIBERTY, CAPT. BOOTH,
: ocs g w T. M 'McBuRNIE, Agent. .Ess7ssssassEz e s7sslasEz
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

WANTED JUST OUT = The Gem HusIer,
w Husk-Picker and general Feed-Cutter. All
persons wanting rights or machines will please
call or send in their orders early. Call address
II; STRAIT, 1876 West Third-st., second floor, left
side, Cincinnati, Ohio. Wanted-Ripe corn, in the
81 husk. oc3 X
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
BOARDING.


EgOAR DING One pleasant room, for a gentle
- man ana WIFE, or for Two single gentlemen, at
No. I04 Elm-street, above Fourth oc9-bS
HROARDING-Twos single rooms and boarding
NJ lso, few day bOarders can be accommodated
G 229 West Fourth street, between Plum aud
Cebiral-avenue oo9-bS
Z RqAk kDlNG-,A pleasant room, with gas, suita-
- DC To- gentleman aud his wife, or three sim
eie tehuemen Also, few day bnarders can be ac-
Comnouaied with good board Terms reasonable
AIIlg ~ u no. S43 West Fifth-st. oo9-b'
Ab can be accommodated with hoard and niess
ant rnms, ~ nished or unfnrnished nphlv M
Sl0 Elm-st.i between longworth and SixthF "
loe9-bSl
nOARDING Families desiring 60oTd Tor
Ne uUmb,r # thildr n, at a conif,TfabIs yiacs
can lie acrumm dated by addressing Mrs NJ nSl
HORNE, Walnut Hills Postofice Terms reason
able 90 'bai-
1EOAh,DING Two gentlemen can secure a
NJ pleasant furnished ruOm with board, in a mi
lute family, whore a few bOardors are received nj
IO1 LoDgworth street, between Elm and Plum
Terms mod'rate ocs' 6S
EROARDlNG-A pleasant unfurnisheo front
1B RON and beard for a family. Also two single
gentlemen can he accommodated with boarding in
a private family. Apply at 28O Ninnth-st be-
tween CentTal-Rvenue and John-st. oc7.ds
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

"ANTED- -PUPILS-Music Lessons on the
wv Piano. A lady of considerable experience,
and whose method Of instruction is approved of,
has few vacancies which she wishes to fill. APP
ply at .26z Ceptral;av., between Sixth and Sew
enth-sts. Terms moderate. Oc9. b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
FOR RENT.

MNUR RENT-A store and dwelling No 331
H Gtuliel-avenue, near Hinth-street Apply to
JOHN CAHILL, So Pearl street, oc9-c'
HNOR RENT-STORE sIore No ~ Lover.
II market street. Also, dwelling on Third street;
in good ordeT; rent low {. 9 good tenant. Inquire
at No. 143 Mainst; or 376 Third-st. oc9
k.,DR RENT -HOUSE-A frame house of six
rooms. side and rear yard, on Longworth st;
will rent to a pr mpt paving tenant for $500 per
Rbnun. Address hENT, Pos '-ofhee Box, No $50. {.
.ocg-b'l
ErOR RENTAL No. 100 Milton street, three
~ coed rooms in we'll built brick house. The
rooms papcrcd grated and distinct; suitable fr
small iuuily' yard and good cistern. Inquro at
PhOsFEC' Htl COTTAGE, near oc9'bf
HCOR RENT-HOUSE-2O Fourth st, bet ween
\ Main ard 81 ycamore, now occupied us fnrni-
ture store by John Geyer. Inquire of Mrs. RED
DISH, 31S Iifth-st, near John. ooe-h"
HNUR REHT BRICK HOUSE With eight
n rooms ana large yard; newly papered aud painted.
Apply to NJ. B. EWING, Fifth and Lock-streets,
loc6 {
ECUR RENT -FOUR NICE KO0Ms-In a good
u location, Mt a moderate rent, with privilege OF
yard and kitchen. Apply at No. IS Richmond st
References required. ocs-b.
WTOR II RENT-oFFICE ROOMS In the Apollo
= Buildings, n W. corner Fifth and Walnut.
st., two fine Offices, On second floor, and several
good lodging rooms in fourth story. Inquire Of IL
p. HORTON, Apollo Buildings. oc7-f
ENOR Il RENT-ROOMs-To a small family with
H out children, two rooms on the second floor,
well lighted large cellar for WOOD coal and yegeta
bles. Convenient to Central avenue ferry, in loy-
ington ky References required. Terms, in a1
vance, 81 yer month Apply at No. 52 West Third
street, Cincinnati, o. Oc9-b"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

WR ANTBD sITUATIQN--Ase engineer, by
stands the business Wanted, a good fsmale cook
forpriyate family, ten girls for general work in city
and country; also good, steady man to drive car
rage take care of horses and make himself gener-
ally useful None but one that can milk win suit.
oce. BE- THOMAS BUCHANAN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

w of work, in city and country. Apply at the
City Employment Office, 1S5 Walnut;St. up stairs.
Young men in want Of employment will find some-
thing to their advantage by calling as above. All
persons in want Of irst-olass hep can be supplied
at our office. lOc9-d'I N. J. CHAPLIN & co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

/" ANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
w Who understands cooking and housekeep-
'ing, and who can come well recommended. For
such permanent situation and good wages are
onered, In the country, distant eight miles, on
omnibus route. Inquire at Room No. 1, Art Union
Building, N. W cor. Fourth and Sycamore. oc9-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

NN ANTED ITO RENT House of six or seyen
w rooms, pleasantly located, and convenient for
two families; or three pleasant, convenient rooms
for small family. Terms must be moderate. Pay
heRts prompt Address, with terms, location, &c,
g. n O Press Office. Oc9 b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
sGH WANTED.

"wAETs,n "FOR SALE" "FOR RENT -
LOST" "FOUND," F'BOkRDING" &e 3kd.
veriiaements cnming uuder those headings not o &
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

KUANTED-S D-SITUATION-By young man as
w clerk or ok-keeper in a grocery or produce
house. who has had experience in the business; no
objections going into the country. Good references
furnished. Inquire at the Agency Office, No. 135
Walnut-st. N J. .CHAPIN& CO.. -- oc9-as
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

WRTANTED- ED-AFFECTION-k My affections lie
w not so near the surface that they may be
rung or sported with by every touch Of accident OF
variety; but i will ACCEPT OF your likeness from
,JOHNSON'S Gallery, Ninth and Main. The work
is good and prices very low. oo9-b'
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nRNRY 0KkEs
AurioNrsH.

HrshH sHxKs. Aucr,osrsH.
shIp Stores. aroser~s Lqnrrs. aegar. 81. dsy A.
hh c'elsch by Urde NJ tho ~ "btsm sAfeoA
Me u . sbip dealer comprnils " pArt--
~ ierc~s deaf 90 ats NJ kerrl
$50 bo1ss He n ~ 50 kegs Dutch Herring.
~ b0xes eoau 90 boxes siafcn
10 half bs res Pickles trail Dates.
81 bones sol.soeo hik. ~ UUo sesArv.
~ hcxes ring gobsces & h~lss oorkA
bbs and s n IS Zsnta rurrAnts-
bhls Pale lpnts).
pipe Atn o~t-vts Z andy.
cAAts PERT Inc, Rhine Vine.
Aro quantity Of miscellaneous Liquors. cordiAls. Olives
Anchovixs. Ac-
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A. onToAos SALE OF rUsM1unu. OARpxrs. a.

WI
Nv JOHN a. hukLIS, auction ssiii sell ,his day
sc'eek al "a anal sest varek. MARBLE p@r
Bureaus extension centre and oher u les Sfs BETS
mahnf ant other hairs. Sok,g 5ssses
ushosspy Bookcsss bar and Other xstreses seaih
mahsgtny tos eihsr tsesssss Wariro,ea
brussei- hreeuy and obsr Carpets, Ccmfners Bisxea
Oilcloinf, kiehsn FuTnase 10 by order OF JOHN ll,
Dkh1 IL a,irrf for nlnrgl,eeL
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fyCAL- Bcresv WIGHT Avp 8Esr coat. AND AZ
csnAl a. lover enc. than fsyn ssy ches oesiss g. us
eny eehresd IN - Of o<de r. nrds = Una
40 oveslw~k rres e. a ssw Eysery A1d Hoo vea
asees. y csAAi asd " DuSns sroet< -
Rkp AID WHrrp Agu COAL PUN REQ asa
rcssh orrhsrd) t<kiyh snc B~nsd Hoasa Al Do~ 81
nnfhss pfs Qnnbsrsarf Liver ovrel sni fnssA
"a ~ sskf kxxvs, sesnss canal - osniss ed lAse
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"A press and Furniture Psatnx ka.nrshmsnt III, lis
Waa Eleventh street b~twe~n firth ard sinb ayenusa-
rspd furniture ever description bysei and ali, pei
3 a pars OF word Coward Waxous FOR removing Fur
VA - packed and moved. Storage for furniture Hnni
~ O. fasnisss rmored vi utmost care.
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A pErrsR CHArCs TrIAu EvxR-LADrra A~p
n Eenae hare deu ard Zoe "a CF2hlns
far lhe "slisrn spt grsI~In mSkes also fer rnrnare
from ~ 70 sd for Nos Oral AZ he Arhs~ ur,cs paa
for fcr Costs ron 70 ti2 for renls And vsals u1 81
Ris. rs sevspih scod boass belc~ rrsty IRA
street " nvinced 70 eAlss<aoa. Ladies ~
frase ty Mr. iarrh
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A uCTloN NOTICE DOUGHTY. Aucr,oNsxs
"A this Saturday, mper At 10Y ocock
8 o. ss4sYnp IS street. Hou ehold rarn. o;
dealer ming business ssng ~ mshosany ani ross
fuyptovo SUITE viz Iese- <tstes nrm and
pssios Ihsin marble Geo, Tables, 70 ewood snd ms
kuuv U0nb case4 velve aud nkraiI Osroes
ri md pier TUz- eight tan ana twelTe
eres l9x blscA walnut marble top sdoo sris OAK dnng
PsiA,sas Acun&ss, &C. Also hns Rosewood seven
pearl kes s1per or Bsrnm-n The
kcr stiyelr sold ~ tbe hishest bidder fo- roh
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ONO srAyu a. M
OFFICE oF rflE fONNissiDNflss or nm
sIsKIs0 Fusp Of fnE STATS " Quo

sIskIsU Fu.p Of TilE STATS o. Quo
The sie of Ohio borrow Ire Of plons
% o sss%es @ Ssss o. - e sS rcd
% o s Be- s dss e q sn.s 1fs ss
under authority is General Assembly WI, - owe
sas sss' ss As a aG d ass's he
seveHtsr next for he pnrshase Of =. a,, and tor
se q, h. Fussed and sse,s sred Deb. o. TIE ssir
Ss I'D s-mi anassily % NE s avn Of J.GaAg "a Ioy
= sen 5ssF H. T. M ono s 10y = ss ~ AMI .p
which - to The ra psr cent II atel ard os te o. daa
sit oio~i IN creeping Of NJ pn,9osas Com
ensIs may deem 30 be the ost advantageous 70 toe eae
EearirS nt-r :. !ho rate o. eye pr cent
drs esy a Deceaber 1880
Pearias niere4, a. he re n 81 pr cent
All bridesmaids ~ he easae y hs state after tae thirty
hearns interest al he Of Ny per cent per annum
ar Isae.pase y .se a'surs o. The s'ae after he Sy
zach proposal NUT state al .ery Tor utien d these
cha g Of t. mode ne an ss q e'h.r ssa J.
y X is.sn ~ m ~ sos psalsd b eer. =
, CIV pass Is ~ srsr n se Como s u. Tor
.un es.ai 2 a.e az en Or - smsaas o. e5a.-sa p,
tse certificates gdgd - Bio - cay s1e residue
pose No hd i lea tssa he psr value ~ The ars Or
,er ~ amount sss an zee ,sausad coArl VII = soaetrr
pm nset -rein sr-h rats amount thereof Al
ag bas q ID sihsr Sropossis
n,sss, he 6eros ne rate ,r whl,h The certificate.
d VIII e slowed 70 each eefu bidder,
iijusied b. delivery " he ceaAcAes ald sch vii
h. Gsy as sq rr Il 81 If ~ liz IL Asaey S
H. ciy y Nov yofk y Which 5ne Sns aet ~ cent, ia
Dss hs 81 n da Reasonable oaihs syul dy y jam
.ry 1854 WI he received Paymeno ~ Fat p tao oaa
he a.po-is a 81 uDssscessf Jiaias viii DO rs.n,rei IN
teen upen aDphc,en = toe OH, eide Ageaey. tho d.
r'H ,uesegu'n, = -" osoaing e ths pso Gas
he biz Z he shl d.en neeesary in reer . praecs o.
fr1eosss or he cnr IN be enclosed .eaei sgye
no STATE q chbo." ana eaacr1ed PIco az the Onto
H. ~
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criar kvpfvNs. ctArsroyAsrs trp ypsrCFe
y ftlrrs uiske fa ~ b. ftP yer ~tek 4 NV 70 =
<uf sntsi Wv rrt rrd,cs evsfysh1s -srfsr nd ~
fts st nrYc sns III ds,etps i>ss o. 6 utvsn -
tv5 peylsfn ftlis - ne Bat.
"a sor for foa ui,.sss BE rssressl,.s rsss
hen be developed yor nhgsr hsypics nsres - I'd
enag rasei " htsr~ Of toci o. re c sesy nrmos,a
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