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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-04

MNnNNHnAN ENMNNMHf hnfll D
FIOUR-The7e is no Improvement in the
market; the demand is quite light; 800 brls.
extra sold at $4 10, and 300 brls onits merits,
At - 40; superfne is dull, and difficult to
sell, at "a 30.
WHISKY-A good demand at full prices
sales Of l,l00 barrels at l31<@l396c., the
latter rate for wagon.
PROVISfONS2An improved demand for
mess Pork, with sales Of 400 barrels at $l6 90
C016 75, the latter for city-packed, good
brand. A good demand for Bacon Sides,
with sales Of $40 hhds. at $50; 10 aud l09Sc.
for bone, clear-rib and clear; and at the
close there were more buyers than sellers at
the quotations. Nothing done in Shoulders.
Bulk Sides more inquired for, but we did not
hear of any sales; Shoulders are neglected.
Lard in more request: l50 tierces sold at
&C., but less than 91[c. will not buy prime
city-rendered.
GROCERIES-A fair demand for Sugar,
with sales of 75 hhds. at 5A97e. Coffee
firm, at very full prices: sales of 300 bags at
13L(014c. Molasses firm at 32C939c.
WHEAT-There is still good demand for
prime Kentucky, and but little offering.
The market for other qualities is dull, and
prime Ohio and Indiana white declined to
81 03@l 05. Red is unchanged; we quote
prime at 95@99c: sales of 1000 bushels
prime red at 99c; 400 do. do. do. at 9Sc. 100
do. good do. at 9Sc., delivered.
CORN-The market for shelled is dull, and
prices are nominal, at 32@35c. for mixed and
white, in bulk. Ear is steady aud in fair
demand, at 3O@33c. at the upper and lower
depots. .
OATS-The market is dull, but we have
no change to notice in prices, and continue
to quote them at 26c in bulk.
RYE-The demand is fair and the market
steady, at 55056c fol prime.
BARLEY-The market continues dull,
but we have no change to notice in prices,
and continue to quote prime Fall at 66@6sc.
and prime Spring at 55c.; sales Of 450 bushels
good Spring at 50c; 500 do. prime do. at
451Sc.; 300 do. good Fall at &c.; 300 do.
prime do. at CSC.
HAY-The demand is limited and the
market dull, but we have no change to notice
in prices. We quote prime Timothy at $l1
to $l2 per tun in bales on arrival.
OHEESE-The market is unchanged with
q moderate demand at SIC. for Western Re-
serve; sc. for Hamburg and loHc for En-
glish Dairy.
BUTTER-Prime and choice roll is in fair
demand at 16@l8c. Other qualities remain
| dull.
APPLES-The market continues dull,
with but limited demand at 81 25@l 70
| per brl. for common to prime, and So for
choice.
POTATOES-There is no change in the
market; the demand is limited at 81 GOA
80 per brl. for prime Neshanocks, which
are the rates obtained from store; sales of l50
| bush. prime Neshanocks at 40c in sacks.
SEED-The demand is about over for both
Clover and Timothy, and prices are merely
nominal at 50 10 for Glover and 50 65@
2 IS for Timothy.
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Sketch OF the Laie Chief. Justice shaw, of
Massachusetts.

mnssnchuseus
Honorable Lemuel Shaw, ex Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court of Massachusetts,
died on saturday morning, in Boston, at
the advanced age of eighty wears. He
had for some time exhibited symptoms
of heart disease, and his death, though sud
den, was not unexpected. At eight O'clock
on Saturday morning be was dressing him
Sell as usual, and eonversing with one of his
scns, when ne fell to the floor and almost
instantly expired.
The deceased was born al Barnstable, on
the 9th OF January, l76l. He was the son
OF Rev. Oakes Shaw and SusauDab. whose
maiden name was Hayward. He Graduated
with honor at Harvard University. studied
law with David Everett was admitted to the
New Ham pshire bar in September. 1904 and
two Eonths afterward To the bar of Nnssa-
chusetts, when he at once commenced prac-
tice in Boston, Ia 1916 he was elected 10 ths
Legislature, where he served seven wears in
the Lower House, and four years as a Senator
In 1870 be was member of the Qouvention
" hieb rev sed the Constitution. Dseiining
TO seeept nom inatiOn to Congress. he was
appointed, in the Autumn of 1890 Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Massaohu-
Sets and held the Office for thirty wears.
Ihe late Cmef Justice was twice married.
. v siNBio ti ABOUT t0rty years
OF age. His first wife was daughter of Mr
Josiah Knapp, q wealthy citizen i'm the than
south part of the city, and after her decease
be married daughter of DR.. Sanuel SAVAGE.
OF BarDstsble, who survives him. He 6as
left four chiidIen-Oakes Shaw. Mrs. Mel,
VILE, wife Of Herman Melville, the author,
tie issue Cf his hrst marriage; Lemuel Shaw,
jr, a wei-kDOwn lawyer OF Boston. and
Samuel Savage Shaw, children by his present
OF the most eminent Of the distinRuished
urists who have occupied her Supreme
Bench. His knowledge of law was profound
and comprehensive, and his decisions were
referred 70 as the highest authority. The
fsnowned forensic contests of Webster
|Choate, and their foremost contemporaries
|ot the bar, occurred before him, and bis
name wM be indelibly associated with the
hlshes' era oil Massachusetts, Jurisprudence.
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NIHUIHHHII IIUTHt NIuEhtI'
The City Horse Market, for the week end
ing last evening, was about as active as it
was the week previous, some 44O to 45O head
being sold, at about the average price of the
previous week-say $75 to 500 apiece
There was, and is still, an active inquiry
for large and heavy Horses, but few were, or
are, in the market. There were also buyers
here from the Southern States, seeking a
better class of stock than has yet made its
appearance at the stables.
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Tby Telegraph
New York Cattle Market,

New YORR, April 3.-Beef opened more
faVorably than for some time past; there
was an increased demand, and notwithstand-
ing the receipts were pretty heavy a slight
advance was realized on all grades above
common. Mich Cows are plenty and dull
atirregular prices. Calves were steady, with
a fair demand at about previous prices
Beef-reeeipts 3,740 head; quotations, 10
9Ae. Sheen declined; receipts, 1851 head
quoted 411@se. Swine steady receipts,
5000 headb quoted 41z@5kc.
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MIsCHLLANmouS
Sale of YaluabIe Real Estate.

NQTICR Is HERRBY GIVEN THAR
ntion suit pending IN said Court, wherein William
2. D9nieb Il plaintih, and James u Hall and others
dy o xpr ss sstLes5 ON sbs bo9S "a M tss 5ts
A. y. and four O'Clock II M Of said day, az the door
Ius @ and state q oSo oT sac Upy S pns S
auction the following gyoperty to-witi Flrsti An
mile square reserve. Second al tie 70 the tri-
from the RlparSn Ownership Of said river tracts one
and I've 1T Third bcd y Tn be- interest .
Pelses thrSugh said riveEs tracts one and tive,
n IN a1m @ e sSr sS es o. 6Ssd 6Ss @sdroTnd
tracts one and two, resulting from tho Riparian
AiSo, Tie foiiowing real estate 70 wit Lot pum.
Der four hundred and eighty four I4sl lot number
SgT Ss'T hgb sss dss6 ss ana "a SifsE and half z
building Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroadi
thirty re- teet IN width rom the upper Or west
bef thirty five S5 except twenty-five feet from the
aSS eng back sSesS rdOss 81 On
rear Of ssid lot lots one % hundred and Dne dOs),
eleven i one hundFe and nineteen ls9 one one
hundred and twenty (l2ol and one hundred and
y b Gr Gndfed snS sss o &
and the point where the channels Of Swan-creek
snd s ne on BSyo1 a q .5 69 BEING "a
The line Of dock on the Meumee River in frentJ
S ns g S sd apd III % ad lot four hundred
being in the Port Lawrence Division Of the Gityiof
Toledo.
Before SALE said lots ll9 and 100 will be divided
into lots twenty feet wide, fronting Summit-st.
and running back to the alley, each of which will
be offered for sale separately and said lot Og will be
divided equi. distant between Summit and Water
Snd iii R hH nSo SSsd S aad ISS lots
Summit and Water. streets, and into lots twenty
s9d S6e Ing 5O1 & back 70
same line, each of said lots to be sold separately
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on Sum-
q q to-
draw the same in he shall fail to secure the LET
in the rear fronting on Water.street. Leases have
extend beyond the first Of April 1861, which will be
assigned to purchasers.
Terns-One-third cash on all except the first four
items balance in two equal annual payments, se-
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bids re-
further information apply to
HEZ. L. H0SMER,
fc2A.tk 9naninl Mastnr. nrh Rnrni,rlnr
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EDALMFR'S OSmETIC CI,OlTION
IL opens the pores of the skin, asd allows that
to pass on in insensible preparation which would
otherwise accumulate near the surface 1t is tt o
great skiD-Iurifer of the age. Nearly thirteen
years experience has proved that PIN ples aud other
eruptions Of the face letter, salt.theum risgwOrm
eIysipelas and every other itchiug and irritating
disease of the skin, relieved By single ppli-
cation Of this great remedy, and in a short time
efectually cured. Anson Baker q Co AZ Warren
St, New York, say 4" Al acquaintance of ours has
been cured by it of eczema on both legs and feet,
after having been pTonOuncea incurable by phvsi.
clans in and out Of the hospital. The writer has
also been cured of the same trouble, after having
tried every thing he could think Of for eighteen
months"
P ice co cents, or six bottles for SO 90
Will be sent by express 90 any part Of the United
States Prepared by S0LON PALHER,
Manufacturer and Importer of PerfumeTy,
mhl9 80 West fOnrth st Ciacinnati.
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lBy relssr,spA.I

NEW YoRK, April 3.-stocks lower: Chi
esgp and llock, Island 66z Illinois Central
Scrip 81 Michigan Southern Guaranteed
3sHi New York Central 741< Reading
3lK; Galena and Chicago 72X Chicago,
burlington and Quincy "a; Harlem l6 Pa.
ci6c Mail 84ls Michigan Central 81; CleVe
land and Toledo 352<.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI,
3 I3,472;.Dayid Gibson vs. George Hatch,
plaintiff on the 22nd day Of October 1854, filed Ma
object and prayer q which Is to Obtain n
that the said George Hatch pay to the said MAY
rate Il ten per cent per snn1m, from is sePtembsT
1860, for which lands belonging to plaintif are
The following described real estate, mottsSged % 81
the said Geo,ge Hatch, and the said Rachel q.
cure the said debt of said George Hatch, may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the payment Of said
That Is to say-el Of lot No 10, in square No. IL,
Hatch, Guardian recorded in book No $780, page 57S,
Of the Records of Hamilton County, measuring Is
feet in front, on the tn side of Bank street. and
e,tending back 100 feet to Goodins.slley also, ali
Of lot No 7, in square No. IA, in Plat measur.
ins 20 feet in 'front.' on the north side Of Hamilton
road end m extending a. back to the Miami Canal also,
measurii 332 feet in front on 'westeTR row, and
60 feet; also, all Of the lot Of ground in Avery
KTbys subdivision, square No Q, measuring 50 feet
tending back the same width, $50 feet to York.
alley the east line being % feet west Of one parallel
with Baymillerst also, all of the west half Of block
No. 4, as shown on the recorded plat made by +.
AysTy ~ reSeTGSd in plat book No. gsgs q bounded
by % feet alley, and northwardly by ground Of J.
Aso ali Of the lot of ground in the east half of the
same block No. 4; on the same plat, measuring leo
teet IN 'front.' on the west side OF Freemanet., and
extending back from said street, 85 feet to feet
alley the south line being 200 feet north Of and par
alel 10 Bank-st Also, all the lot Of ground in block
No. on the same plat measuring 80 feet in front,
on the west side of FTeemRn-st, and extending back
at right angles 100 feet bounded south on lot cons
veyed by George Hatch to A. II. Smith. Said mort
gage being recorded in book Ne. $50, page 3OT, ef
Hamilton County Records; and defendant, BaeheI
r. Hatch, Il notified that unless she answer or de-
to the said petition before the third
(23d) day of April, 1861, the same will he taken ~
true end judgment rendered accordingly.
JAMES & JACKSON,
fel7-tf Attorneys foy Plaintiff.
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eyEALED PROPOsALs wILL RRBR,

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
OCEIVED al the Office Of the Board Of City I'm
prOvements, until nine O'Clock A. Nj. of FRIDAY,
April g. 1861 for grading and paving. with good,
hard burned paving brick, on a bed OF clean sand
four inches deep, the sidewalks on Ninth-street,
from harriet street TO a point 34l teet west.
Each BID to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid.
ders TO use the printed forms, as no other will be
received. By order of the Beard
mh26-tt CHAS. BALLAN,)E, Clerk
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cTTY ApVHRTTsMnfNNTe.

NOTICR4TO ATsII WHOM TT MAY
~ 60H0ERN. N.-Notice IL hereby givss that there
3 pending before the CITY Council q che CITY q
10 Ss Sad Sf n HON the
ngrth cOIporation line l,Ito feet s9utnh ysrdy;
twice reed, laid on tbs, table, ana the CLERK IN.
ItrHcted 70 give four weeks notice Of the peDdenoy
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement TO be hled In writing
With the 0ity Clerk, SETTING forth the amount q
damages claimed, within two weeks after the ex.
luoh notice, when the same will be taken up for
'Pai @bSs.S SSisVA SAM. L. ooRwINE. City olsrk.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con-
5sndns Ss Ss CIV &nSSSSSs " & s o6
dinpaH, the following 0rdipances, 70, wit
alley, from Baymiller-street to Freoman-street;
10 grade and S pnE With % Living
To grade and psvsl with bowlder. stone, i, Giving
alley, from Linn street 70 BaSmiler-street
street. o@ Rq BsSS to 0''
In pursuance Of the Law said 0rdinapSes M G,s were
suctes 70 give four weeks notice Of the tendency
The law Tesuircs all claims for damages that may
accrue from said Improvement to be fled in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
alton Of the time required for the publication OF
such notice. when the will be taken up for
%sisdS SAM. L. ooRwINE, City Clerk.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
IN UERN.-Nstice is hereby given. that there are
pending before the City Council Of the city Of Oin-
cinnati, the following Ordinances, to-wit;
man street to Westorn- avenue.
Toesablish the grade Of Parker-stree from Ohio
avenue TO North Elm street.
street, from Jobn.street to Linn. street.
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone Plum
street, from Water-street 800 feet south. ..
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone Aianthu u.s.
street, from Bank. street to Clearwater-street.
To grade, repair and pave with brick the side
street TO the north end Of said street.
To grade, repair and pave with brick the side
walk on the west side of Wood street. from Fifth
street to the Whitewater Canal.
walk on the south side OF Eighth from Cen
trail avenue to Mound-street.
To repair and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Third-street, from the Miami Canal to Ktlgour-
street.
south side Of Fourth-street, from John. street to
| Central avenue.
TO grade and pave with III limestone Pierce-alley,
To grade, pave and Macadamize with broken
| stone Parker.street, from Ohio avenue to North
| To repair with broken stene the Lebanon Turn-
| pike from the Montgomery Road to the north cor
poration line
northern terminus Of said alley.
| To grade Cross street, from Hamburg-street
| about 200 feet east to the section line.
In pursuance OF the law, said Ordinances were
| twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
structed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from taid improvement to be filed in writing
| with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount of
alton Of the time required for the publication Ct
such notice. when the same will be taken up for
| final action,
mai2.dw SAM. L. oORwINE, City Clerk.
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THn GAIN
IN. svtuYun nlahf wac DER the deep,
The Wind blew chill nom out the west,
A. siovy her dear and brown- haired head
ssnk down upon my breast.
bsot until the eiiken hair
nernn 10 minale with my own,
Ana mnrinurtd tonder songs In son
Meiodious monotone.
untfi the blue veined lids dropped down
Above ffe % es i loved 20 well,
And AN a. oautleat summer seas
Her bosom rose and fell.
Her little hands vero motionless,
Her budding lips lay half apart,
And for her lullaby che had
The beating Of my heart.
And through my arms that olasped her round,
Ny blood flowed on with steadiAst sweeps
The cuprent Of my life incloeed I
MY darling Ia her sleep.
Ny soul grew tranquil and serene,
My thouRhts became one silent prayer
As pure and calm as had been,
Her angel watching there.
And 90 the holy right vaRed on,
And morning stars came out aOoVe.,
And woman Trust siill slept with smiles
Upon the heart Of Love
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sRALBD PROPOsALs WILL RE RE-

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- OElVED az the office OF the BOaId of City In.
Proyements uGln niue o'clock n of FklDAY,
Aprl s. 1861, for regarding and paving, with good,
bard: burned paving. brick, on bed of olea sand
four inches deep the sidewalk on the east side Of
Baymiller-stIeet, from Hopkins-street to LAUREL
street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders TO use the printed forms, 10 other will be
received. r
BY order Of the Board.
mh26-tt OHAs. BALLAEOE. Clerk.
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DAEsER lSDEED.-An eminent surgeon had
been sent for BY gentleman who had iust
Received slight wound, and gave his ssTy.
bnt orders to 60 home with ali haste
Imaginable, and fetch certain plaster. The
soDs tbeEe s = po pds dsbSer sSlq HsGysas NSsA
lhere il, !" answered the surgeon "for il the
Fellow doesn't run like a race-horse the
|Found will be healed before he can possibly
8et baok."
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Fistula in Ano Treated

MB Knife or Ligature, By new, simple and pSOUs
liar method Of treatment, discovered by hiInBess
about eight years ago, and which has been at
tended with complete success IN every case, Dg,
OWENS has been citizen Of Cincinnati for th6
last twenty hve years and the a iCted thA4
the above q no humbuR For further informs-
tion, apply at his Office and residences, Ne so Wed
Seventh at, Cincinnati 7caO-H
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M0NETARY AND CONFESSIONAL.


a.....rf Etmomctni Amhirn. rHN IH .H.
The aspect Of financial Affairs during The
week ending last evening underwent little
change from the previous week, though there
was more movement in Monetary matters
and better demand for Money; the market
ruling quite easy at l0t@i2 per cent. for first
class Paper in the regular quarters. In the
street, there were few borrowers and rates
ranged al 1908 per cent. per annum but
nearly all the names that we're negotiable,
could be and were done in inside circles at
the regular figures
Currency increased during the week, and
balances last evening were quite large for
the season; but the Bankers had no DISPOSE
tion to do other than first-class names; pre-
ferriDg, in the present uncertain state Of
affairs, to let their Money lie idle, TO invest
ing il in any uncertain way.
Eastern Exchange continued very firm
during the week, and the supply hardly
equal to the demand, at 4 premium, some
dealers shipping Gold to draw against. The
buying rate on the leading points was 4Oc.,
though 421S, and even 45c. was sometimes
paid.
New Orleans Exchange was dull and
heavy; some sales occurring during the
week at Il premium, while Gold was quiet,
but steady, at Il premium selling.
Uncurrent Money underwent some alter
alton during the week; the quotations last
evening being as follows;
New Orleans, A(0l Indiana Stock, spe-
81 IZl01Z. sv4o o.
Virginia wheeling Cityl A Wheeling
Branches, 416@5; other solvent Virginia, AZ
as; Missouri, 3@31z Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, 5; IL
linois, solvent, g.; Illinois, discredited, 20;
Maryland (interior) Q; Tennessee, old
Banks, 3; Free Banks 6; Michigan and
Canada, 8; Alabama 8; the Carolinas, 8;
and Georgia. 8 discount.
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GROCERY CARD.

EN wHITFHEAD, HORSE DOTOR
HAS AND SHOER, having had thirty ~
years experience with an extensive prac- .rrar1S
tce in the Veterinary art and ShOeing ~ -
combined, beRs leave to inform the public SY-.&1
that he can be found at all times at his 49,
place of business and residence, No. IA Richmond
street. All kinds of Horse Powders, Ointments and
Liniments, constantly on hand. fe6-h
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEiVED at the Office OF the Board Of CITY Im-
proEemeuts, until niIe O'Clock A M, Of rRIDAY,
April :, ls6l for regarding, repairing Rad paving;
clean sand four inches deep, the sidewalks Oh Mar
tin. street, from Pearl street % Third street
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders 70 use the printed FORMS as no other will be
BY order Of the Board.
mh26 It CHAs BALANCE, Clerk.
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FRUIT TREES ! FRUIT TREES I

VENHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD GALL
N the attention OF those desirous Of planting
Fruit and Ornamental Trees to his large stock.
He has for sale this spring fine assortment of
Apple, Eectarine, Strawberries,
Pear, Apricot, Black berries,
Peach, Ounce, Gooseberries,
Cherry, Shade-trees CTauherrIes,
Plum, Currants Raspberrios, eto.
Grape Boots and Cuttings
Also, large stock of Greenhouse Plants, Ever
green, DeCiduOus and Ornamental Trees aud Shrubs.
All the above Trees, Shrubs and Stocks are now
growing and ready for inspection, in my Walnut
Hills and Whiteuak Nurseries.
All orders left at No. 30 Fifth.s treet will be
promptly filled.
Descriptive Catalogues, with prices anueIed, will
be sent on application to J. s. COOK, Walnut Hills
Nurseries, Cincinnati
p. S.-Omnibuses pass the Nurseries every hour,
starting from Luer's Steam Bakery, I5I Sycas
moTe-st., four doors above Fifth. mh2-f
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important to MiIIiners and BIsaohers !

VTyHE FRENCH SYSTEM OF BLEAOH-
~ ING VITA WEIGHTS ERAsIYE S0AP-
The subscriber has concluded TO furnish his Valua-
ble keeipe at unforIn price, in order that 1t may
IN th the reaeh o. s M 4eo 1eesaty been
believed now 70 be the ehSapest, quickest aud best
method OF restoring sun burned. stained greasy
straw goods braids 10 the original color ever yet
discovered, dispeiSiDg entirely with the use of
birthstone, and warranted not to injure the mate
LieL Complete and plain directions for making and
using the Soap bleaching compound, sizing,
moving stains and pressing are given, and satisfao
Letters Of Inquiry must contain stamp. On re-
eeipt e Three Dollars the above will be nailed to
bB Exclusive town and county rights for sale.
Address HANSON b, WRIGHT, JR.,
mh20-l" 3Ox 071 p. o., OinoiDlAti,