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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09


Looking the future operations OF the rosd complete
neeed % il popI g state ths' n addition 70 s lo,esns
sispid be procnrsa .ishout delay;
The receipts nom July l. 1856 10 Jan. ls6o were
2 e7 TO- FOR the spending mouths OF toe present year
they estimated 45 on 60 aud should the hopes
Hned s the incoming crop being esEd have no doubt OF
an increase IN gross earnings durihs the present year o tns 40
do Of the equipments suggested equal TO the cost Of the
same. ,,.
nstsd for the Eaten Division exclusive of rolling stock ar
q interest and the amount 20 become due foI cars Pqr
con mOn property Of both divisions, anoant +67OO
The necessary outsys for the Western Division exclusive OF
net AIMING. q the hole Road for the year
vii pOoaOy not exceed $3.50 600 and he portion applicable to
the Nsftern Division viii not exceed SbyOW tue claim
made BY the Bondhoder. Of the Esen Division to the exclu
iye iight 10 the rolling stock is well founded M.
deemed duty 70 submit tine or~g5ins exhibit IN
order that the Others interested know the
present OF III read have not deemed necessary
. refer tbe el.im chsmberlH Ohe creaio out
have confined myself to that class OF
law rtsred TO- compel Of the ROAD to Tegsd
ceaiy Of opinion ,hsi true policy requires that The gSGd
oGs and liabilities paid and me Rood folly completed and
To eabarranens attending my position the Receiver Of
Rosc wti-h, during Ey Official term, WI nor prooao earn
sd oss tie liabilities above .st osh Lead me
suggest BondhOdea and others the necessity OF au.
al controversy between all p-rte- inter- sted In
the Road il order that may u the earliest possible day Pass
PeeeDg- have been commenced 70 foreclose the Second
Mortgage the Eastern Dyisiol a1d s Fist and Second
sn Ing az interest IN the Road ore gessirg these foreclosures
The holder, Of bonds undr the Second Mortgage on teo West
Division, questoairg The validity o. portion Of the
bonds issued under the First Mortgage q that voui and
ar question has arisen among nodes OF that issGe The
determining Of these questions by Will occupy long
tune and involve much expelse In The mean he the iatef
OF the Road III suffer the inability the Reeeiser 20
meet Ell tie liabilities and obligations deyoyirg upon he Road
PsGi sss ths; the interest Of tns Road reqdres an eaJ
stteu qEs ins Coni tg nghla reoagani'
zaton the sgs Of the State and the ornaon Of Iom'
pCny recognizing ss OF al aooodiCg 70 theif Peoe
riCtes equities which will be enabled successfully 20
auase tia thorouy entire line from MiIwsu
IL. 10 La Crosse, .
Il h pToper TO say that have submitted The for, going exhibit
10 the judEe Court asked such order aud
viii enable protect the property aud pIoeote
the interests Of he Road a. ChOCAEk, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

sTATE TEACHERS AssocIkTIsS.-The kew-iork
State Teachers Association and the State Asso-
chiffon Of School Officers viii meet st SYRIA
euse on the Slst Of Jaly and will continue in
seSsion for three days. The citizens Of Syracuse
Hil provide free entertainms mt for all ladies, and
the hotels of the place viii make reasonable deductions
FROM their ordinary prices. The ladies arriving, VIII
meet II the Voorhees, House, committee, who viii
direct them to their several places Ct entertainment
Ihs Oswego and Syracuse aud the Syracuse ana
BnghAmton Railroads viii issue free return tickets 10
members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

bark for accommodation ne moderate and the supply
If Desirable paper In the discount houses is quite
lnh'ed. Demand leans are rs Z cent with excep-
tona transactions at 10 yer figures Giltedged short
paper is Sa5l p cent, and long 81 al y cent. The
specie sbpmeS to-day was ess than $t59 900, which
is small compared with previous Saturday shipments.
leading shipper counermanded his order. Tne chip.
ment OF lat Saturday was al 500 600, which counts
against the bank averages for the whole week The
banks, however, have gained nearly million and a
half from the Sub Treasury, aud somsthng from Bos
ton AID the interior Tne specie reserve will doubt
chow on Monday considerable oss as compared with
the previous report. The exchanges at ne Clearing
House were sol l620 s7 63. Tue total exchange for
the week ending this day were sI32, ia GAO Sc being
an average OF sec $40 928 II against s2l 30S O23 sc
during the week ending on Saturday last. Tae Relief
Fire Insurance Co. have declared semannuai divi-
debd Of 3 q cent, payable demand. The Hope Fire
Insurance Co., sem annVal dividend Of cent,
payable demand. The Knicksrbocker Insurance
Co., dividend Of Y cent payable the 18th inst.
The Stamens Bank for Savings viii pay on the 10th,
with interest its deposits at The rate of y cent
annum on sum Of $500 and under and at the rate of
q mt on larger sums. The Williamsburg City Fire
Insurance Co. has declared y cent. The Planters
Bank Of Tennessee has declared dividend Of $E 70
per share Of the los undivided profits Of the
bank a. follows viz Ten y cent aud fractional parts
Of ono share in cast and after the 10th ips. and
the balance, either in cash STOCK at par at the
option of the bank, on after September H. 1860
The amount Of the dividend thus made SILL $780, the
capital stock amounting 10 81, 355, GOO.
VIM. A. Booth, esq, declines the Presidency Of the
American Exchange Bank, to which be was unan-
mousy reelected during bis absence in Europe. The
Bank will find il difficult to find az able, faithful, and
energetic an Executive.
Tie Poet Office Department dCom. Vanderbilt have
come to an understanding ard the steamer Of the llth
inst. will take the regular mail.
We annex comparative statement Of the imports
of foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York for the week and since Jan. |:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09
Toto. be,Ide tax liens aud chsrees. .


WBsIBks DYIsioS.-EKtending from Portage City TO la
Crosse l -s IL opersed in connection with the Eastern
Dsou as one ROAD ud subject to the following charges and
incumbTaLcss, viz -.
funded Deb-Constns Of First and Second Mortgages,
amounting the aggregate to S456 e with annual inter
of seeo Of which there now in srrear the sum Of
SEQ 5CO
Read E.tdte and Depot GroundsAt La Crosse the depot
rrou ds buildings stand In the OF Seah Chamberlain
and mechac Hens exist upon depot buildings at other stations
on The ne Of this division Of road To acquire title TO the
grounds and but 1t La Crosse aud TO eKtngsh the other
liens will require $1,000
Rtghf Hav-Twsuty miles Of right Of yet to be
secured this Division, will require from el500 to szO
Eenrnq fencing has been done IL this Diyson IL Is
that the entire line from Portage Cny to La Crosse
will oost 81 ,2CD. =,
The and Liabilities ths Division due and to
beconlt due D Q Jan ]. leel. aa loUows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

s. AZ tr.dns ho.xes especially Coz saddle hos thsy wa
orsIiy otse any dher price ringing from $50 70 400
fbs moss alcsbe tose lbe o~et rs about IA hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09
lAavsrti<mertl

RENNAkD q Co,
. PArssT HovsxkEkysRs RvtA
ISyAlLIs-R IssacT Powpnx
and yxksix bmrnSxua.
The only truly reliable articles . exsermiasAs ss&s0
Cru.on Bun. hoths Garden insec1A Rats end Mce
Principal Depot, No. isI Broadway, 5sa b. ~ ssss3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

EYE AND EAR INSTITUTION, No. la 4th-aS.--
All diseases Of the Eye and EAH successfully usse.d -
Insstuten without the o hs bsxbsfos remeeee
every hero EYn and EAx nRyxa alws1ps
In .ae most sxllfpl nAaass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

CIEASIYe THE CRoTos AQrEDUcT.-The Croton
Water Department cleansing the aqueduct at and
about High Bridge. This process is effected Oy letting
othe water through two openings at the top Of the
bridge near the New York side forming two beautiful
streams of water iaches in diameter and lI0feet high.
These waterfalls will be "On exhibition" for two or
three days yet. Steamers leave Third avenue at Har
lem, every half hour for the High Bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

For EuRoPE.-The steamer New-York, Capt. San
ten, sal ed on Saturday for Southampton and Bremen
taking out $3.50 600 in SPECIE aud I48 passengers Tne
kangaroo also sailed Saturday for Liverpool taking
out 500, 592 in specie, and 26Gpassengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09
fAdvertisesleBt.i
Mps WINsLOW.

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician ha. .sooruse
sTp yos CaIIpREs TgETHIsG which greatly facilitates 10
rrees Of Tethns by soeuns the gums and reducing II -
s@mstion wl sy al pain sdis sure 70 regulate The sews
and heelt6 20 your infaats Perfectly safe 10 all
Mions botes sold every year In the untsd States
q an old and wel-tried remedy.
Pace oSLI * cKsTs BorrLA
None genuiDs nniess the fsesinsle Of Cgsus rnuzA
Eew.York, IL on the side wrapper.
Sold By Druggists throughout the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

Neryous Debili,

o,e.on and Lee Of henOry. cured b. egns enA vsss
tsstnea. unattended b. a o. the los. q as ~ ~ ss
Authsr DO, No esT Bresdway up Stair kew-ferk nenv
m % p M add Tuesesy and Thnrs4Ay eyenise ns@ IeA
See shs Hundreds Of testimoniai In his popular book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

The GREAT EAsTERs.-At length the directors OF
the Great Eastern have made in the right direc-
ton. On and after to-day visitors will be admitted at
50 cents head, children hslfprce. Hadthey resolved
to have four IS cent days, so cent and one dollar
day in the week, they would have done better. Mr..
H. c. Jarret-well known for several dashing theat-
rical enterprises in this eountryhas been engaged to
take charge of the arrangements for her exhibition.
In his hands our suggestions as to excursions from
different parts of the country TO see the big ship will be
carried out.
On Saturday learn that about 9, 900 visitors went
board. The only complaints that we heard were in
regard the greasy bandralS in the lower parts of the
ship and the obtrlsivs in which the subordi
nses Oh board solicited gratuties from every who
ssked them question, or to whom they rendered the
sghtest service. Though it is customary in England
for servants TO ask for presents is not usual in this
country and such conduct is therefore looked upon
here with surprise, if not positive displeasure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

PosTAL.-Five hundred of the improved letter-boxes
will soon be introduced. The Pos-0fiee Department
has already given the orders to the contractor. No
trouble has been experienced with the old boxes since
tie conviction of for rObbing one Of them few
months since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09
The following table VII compare sne eAPO
seven principal staple articles for the week!

Increase compared with that CT 1885, ss a
The following comparative statement oil the value
exnorts from commencement Of the year 70 July 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

TsE EIGHTEENTH WARD MrRDERs.-CoronerJ Jack
is using every endesvor to discover the murderer
If John Walton and John w. Matthew'S who were
shot in tie Eighteenth Ward on tho night of June 80
Communications have been received from several per-
SOLE, all Of whom have been summoned to attend the
inquest on Tuesday afternoon. The police yesterday
brought to the Coroners Ofce the articles found IN
Charles Jefefds irunk at tie Union Hotel, Brooklyn.
Among these articles was a quantity OF ammunition,
consisting # rife cartridges, sharps primers powder,
ETC., hight linen coat, or dustsr Light Summer eoai,
and other Summer clothes. He is known to have
worn the light coat and light hat the night Of the
murter. Efforts have been made to find the person
ho sold the pistol that was found but thus far with
Out success Although suspicion points Mrs. Walton
and her sons as being implicated in the murders, yet
the perpetrator is being sought In other quarters
Every clue hst be obtained Is being traced out BY
the Detective and Ward Police but u ore s little hope
ftbe murd rer being discovered Mr.. Wilton, IN the
course Of his business as dister, had established
number Of persons in retail liquor saloons, which he
owned and from which he Ia saidto have derived mach
Of his income lie Is generally represented as hard
master, aad Lis death may possibly have been caused
ty epe Of the unplncped hqnor sellers whom he had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

HoYr's HnwATnA HAIR RESTORATIVE i -
bisst ar brown See sdy-rissment IN another oeiamE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

THE RUISGToY-sTREET BUReLARY.-JuFusH Hawks
the Eleventh Precinct desres state that en3
through his nssrumeuy that the burglar who broke IT.
Sege Co.'s store In RiyDgton street arrested Fnday
morning Officers Parrish Van Tasse and Senior Of ths
Thirteenth Precinct whom Hawks called to assist hin tosk t
credit the arrest and locked the burglar up Mr. Hawks ar
ther those officers treated him 10 unssnemsry
and that Officer Seniors conduct In shooting ct unestg
priscner was covarlly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

MARITIME CoURTEsY-Attentiou has been called
to the neglect of many persons in charge Of American
vessels in port to observe the of showing their
eolors on Sundays and holidays. The Chamber of
Commerce has passed the following resolution in rcla
tion TO it:
Resolved That the Chamber Of Commerce recommend that
rnaster Of in the port Of York hoist their flags
Sundays and holidays mark Of respect the day and 70 the
nation
This neglect lie doubtless owing to the fact that on
the arrival of ships at this post the crews are dis
charged, Waterman or shipkeeper placed in charge,
till they reaoy for sea again, officer being on
board. On foreign vessels lying in waters, the OBJ
sorvsrce is very general shpmasters who have
overlooked this natter viii, we presume, in future
order their bunting to be hoiaed on all proper Occa-
eiors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09
GAdversisca'eui.

No e8 Broadway every day this week where ne w gvs
and otsens ExAsisAros wns -
vice a. 70 pursuit. self Improvement ke Cabinet nee 10 -
public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

EXCISE ComsnsrosEns. The Board met on ssssr.
day and granted 70 licenses93 10 innkeepers and -
storeieepers ct $50 each. There win be bot fsur
more meetings Of Tie Board, and they viii pObabyss
held this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

ACCIDENTS AND IsQUEsTs Coroner OKeefe heA
an inquest the body Of Richard Enrigh Of Ne NsdeR
street died injuries received the 18th ut The DE-
ceased while sogged In schsrgns the Of the she e
Duck nju ed By crate Of glass falling 1pon him, oa IL
inquest viii be held to-day By Cosoaer Schtroe
the body Of posed be John Brady who fos.e
Coxswan Smiley The deceased about 2s yeA aga 40
feet eight inches In hight dressedin black coat bas A.
usd vest pants and had brown hair and sandy
tsf he In the pockets Of decesseJwete found ss 81 IN ssa
and bills, and Marlborough Savings Bank passbook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

FATAL FALL.-Corober Schirmer held an inquest, q
the Hospital 90 the bOdy Of Daniel Lyoa sbcre
who killed Saturday evening In eonssasucs q allie
The deceased fell from the hight Of the third story and .arve4
his injuries but two three hours The ussa verdict W
rendered aI '.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

SHoPLUTER CAUGHT. Officer Mershon Of tho
Eleventh Ward arrested nsned Mary Rsynoid. VIZ
Ia alleged be shopcr On Friday afternoon she catered
the store No 1877 Lewis street. and desired exsmas
goods While inspecting them she attempted 10 eonoes tsse
folds Of her dress whereupon -
promptly arrested licked up for examinafica On
searching her residence large quantity Of kS ese unaa.
black k msnts black cost ard variety Of other uticAes
found all OF which uppoea to have been stoien Thy
can be the Eleventh Ward Station House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

m hh power He c~1 fdsn6s admit that ks bsl rssv
enemies among men engaged ia that business, ssd IL :
possible that hessrs. Long e Co., his partners "a.
throw some light upon biz business CONNECTIONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

POLICE CoHnIssIosERs.-At the meeting Of tkis
Board on Saturday, Captain James Leonard. Of NJ
Seventeenth Precinct promoted 10 the vacant To-
spectorship caused by the resignation Of Inspecar
bowling Sergeant John c. Helms Of the Broadway
Squad was appointed as Captain Of tho ssyentss.Sh
Precinct, and Capt Palmer Of the Steamboat Squad V
the Fourth Precinct Csptainey.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-05
Boar0tna.

pOARDNGHOUSE-Dr. BEACH
- has taken the fne Boarding House, No. 80 Superior
St which has beea newly fitted up and open for
tie reception OF board wa jy25-23
D0ARDING.-The House No. "a
IL Pubic Square, and Dy tae Store Church.-One Of
TIE peasantss locations "a The city hns been thoroughly
repli ed and snow open for Botrders Families vi hing
70 furnish their be ted with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and Single B0arers
and Dy Boardsss viii fnd good accommodations
aDr2- lst0:RlO. W BURRITT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-05
Gnprapers.
wing and LiIhOgTaphinE.

EnFFaVIng and LiIhOgTaP PhIDE.
DRAINERD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
Street, Cleveland, o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
III Electro Piaer. Door Platter sud Munufactor-eor-
ner Of Ouaro and Prospect SIS up stHirt Cleveland o
Is prepared TO Tepate Sponns, Forks Castors E, and
make them equal % Door Trimmings furn1shsi or
Plated TO urdeT Bell Hanging pity atiended 20 and
prices reasonable 11tHdti6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-05

ARTRHAN WELL Work on this great bore
will be RECOMMENDED next Monday, the con.
tractor, AF. spanglar now having several men
at work making preparations, BY preparing
drill rods and otheEwise.-Co ColombEs Jour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-05
6ottls.

MANHATTAN H0TEL-Nos. 3, 5
4NL land Murray street, ID door from Broadway, op
asitethe Park New York. Huggina Fling, Propriotora
Huggins, late Of House. .BOstsR H .FRE
to Of LVvsioo Hotel New York dsrl ]
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-05
Gmamciol.
FOREIGN FXCHANG

EOhE1UN EAOAAN0L.
DRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
IL frUm S. upwards, ON England and France, and on
ali the rrIncipal Cit Of Germany. On Frankfort, Ber
LIN, Vinna, LiEzig, Nurimberg CHssel, COOgas, Hon.
burgh. Bremen. Stuttgart, Mannhem and Prague. Eor
rals BY mh2 RETrBERG & HAuSMAEN.
G1O 000 MONEY ADVANC-
D1OsOOO ED-In sums to suit-st the old
sand aud we'll known WAGNER'S OFFICE-On seeuri-
tes Of kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware Gold and
Silver Plate, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Fire srns
ClOthing, Furniture Carpes amos, Minors Paintings
General Mechaldse and PerEOaa properly and articles
ofFalue the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly
private Established 1851 Watches and Jewory for sale
VIM WAGNER, Office M. 5 Water ST,
Corner Superior st. over Geo. A DAVIS Co s Clothing
Store
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Scf@;sa;tin"c bumeem.
GtntaOuns CUR Gubiertpttpu
auf bus
g m - g
oes
Ttdut. Aweiaers.

Son sislen Ssitsn aufaefortett. netsn unlsrm
Sasebintt elm Spnntaasblat! an putlieiren. pas
Der untereoltun9 9~cwipmst audi DEN wihtialfen
3aScsfrdgcn in aeuen uno alien 9saterlanpe
9%tehnnng trdSt, crldubsn mir uns benz bieGiosn
uno ansnartissn putlifum an,u.eiaeu, pos bic
erite Nnmner unisrrS Sunntaseblattes Qufanae
Septsmbsr erideinrn wirr.
Gru inbrltdsn Ibcnn~m sntspreis belTelben
BADEN mir auf 81 fefasisbt, in untspinattr balls.
tapTtt@er SorauSinbluna; ben abpnneuten Dee
Aa9epiattss l'ettrn mir ra9egsn pls Srnniase-
olatt fur 81 per 5abr unp 3par aesen Spraus.
%sohluns.
gStr 9laubsn bur6 bisits nsue unt.rnebmeu
rrm Wunfhe 8ieler entse 1en,utpmmen, unp
brGtsn lpncbl bier wie in ben umlieaeupen
Stacten sine rc9e Sbciluabms gu fnpeu.
SubIcriptiunen pcrpcn in Der Sfice btsIrs
Slattes entgc9en9eucmmen.
Der 6erduSaeber.
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Sef8umtnI0 cirunoeu.

Ste unter5ethncttr lentcn Die Qufmcrfia mfeit
BON gStecerperfdufern ouf itr 9aocr pom Gjrrce-
rites, proottous, Webl, @i9orren, Sautatat uur
.pnttlae Artttei, bic aewpbuIid, in einem oerarti.
gen Wprlslaie.g slhaft sefibrt psrbrn. Scicn.
eers MAIDEN lie auf ibr reihes 9Ssin, une Qtaupy.
wager aufnsrflam. Nfe pieIe 9Gaaren rpuroen
auf nprpliheA Mdrtten uno metaenS fur Soor
~1eiauft, wesbnlb mir BET pinttli6en Se,aGlcrn
,u duberlt biaiasn 9rciisn p~ertaufen tGnnen. -
Die ron uns ais dht garantirtrn Sranpies unit
Weine iino eiSene importation, uno pecer ae.
miidt, nod nit 3uiaBen lhGplider Stofe per.
ebsn, ME pieles bel psr i'm Nurrsn a~etauften
9Gaarcn nur 'u oft Der SAD 1T. Der b~eribmte
pN. 8ollnce'S pure Dipuntain Dem" gBbisteo.
pom Dem mir re ~sin5igsn Ssrtdufer lfun, mirr
an @fbaii unb Vute pon tcut5m innerhulb Der
Ser. Sfaaten aserannten &bistrp itertroGcn.
inner Wager beltett auBerpem nod aus
looo JAP srtra nnc l~upsrtne Mebl, untsr be.
neu Die ppn Sadsrn 9eIuhten Scrten; 9lew-
Srlsane, porto Jtieo unb Cuba 3uder uno NHu.
lallss; QUO 6as 9ut epaf, @rulbep, ppmpereo
uno Sanss3udCr; 400 Sliteu SGee; 500 Silen
Setfe unp Gihter go. l uup go. 3 Ntadstc.
unp Se'lnae ftilte quite @cIben Butter, BON
Der mir wphcntlih Senpunarn erbalten Qors.
Bacon Sipse, Sans, SbUulpers unp 8realts :,
CALI, Stdrfe, gsalt Ipwpcr, gema6lenen Gaffe
uuo YfcHer; 9eiiicn, Seeu. Glmsy unc ate Gle
~loniti9en alrtitrl, Die in eiuer Grocery gclp5bulih
perlan9t neroen.
8erner: gG. Waaace's 9ure Wpuntain Dew
WbtSf y, 5fiGarpion's, 1uecalooia. 8lcds, Snuu
pnS McnongApsld une 0%teettftsp gS6tstey 20l
SAP franjpiiitrn BRANDY, bort, Mapsira, Sber.
rp, @ldrrt uno Gbampo9r 9Gein Giper, @cm.
na'u Sranro, Sin, Stun. Npple Sraney unr alf
Irttn QiQuprt.
SO nj. 90 aItaIt SGbuC.
@de Der 14tcn uuo @arn. Strnse.
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9. Grant,,
$40. 2 Gr&anae 8lcd

Supporter unp Srrtdufer BON Y etnen,
Sranntpetnen u. &i0arren,
erlaubt ith ttcrniit benz psutIhen 9utlitum Rih.
ntcncS unp l%lm9ebun9 Seiu rciGbaltiacs Qaaer
BON impurtirtsn N'iucu, Branutpsiuen unb ls.
pana @i9drrem ,u empfcbten.
Setn Scrratb SON fran,Sfi6rn gutbpeinen
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pielen prrIhisoenen @attunasn, mic: Ct. Sulicn
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