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Tne vcw steamshsp Constitution.

The Pacific Nal Steamship Companys new vessel The
Constitution, s fast approa hing completion The
month Of November next win doubtless And her on the
Of the Pacific Ccan she intended ,oply be
tween Psnsn, and ga Francisco, hay ing been built OK
pressy FOR that purpose. She has ample accommodation
FOR fifteen hundred passengers and eighteen hundred
tons Of freight, besides large quantity Of coal
The hull Of the vessel is Of wool and was
built by William II, Webb. The keel was laid in the
month Of October last. Her machinery and boilers
now being put in ut the Novelty Iron Works Although
much OF remains 10 be done this fine asse
viii BE- ready for ard although vsiier night be
little confessed by the and hustle around the ap
pareny dsordercd and chaotic appearance Of everything
on board. Il would require but little observation show
him that the ship, when finished, win be one ef
the finest and most powerful steamers built
in this country she certainly is of the largest
Her length $3.50 feet and breadth OF beam about seventy
feet She is fitted with four boilers, weighing forty six
tons EACH and total of 800 horse power. The cylinder
105 inches diameter, having stroke Of twelve feet
The condenser Of Sewells patent The water wheel
shafts said 10 be the largest made in this
try: they thirtylve feet IN length and twenty-five
inches in diameter, and are Of solid wrought iron
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To Increase the Present Military Estab.

Be ~ enacted DIV tho Snae and House OF Representa-
lives Of the United States Of America in Congress
now authorized by law, nine regiments Of infantry,
regiment NJ cavalry and one egmen Of artillery each
regiment 81 infantry to consist OF not less than two nor
more than three batalons the exgences OF the pub
NC service may, II the opinion Of the President Of the
United states demand each battson 10 consist O! eight
companies each company to consist Of one captain, one
first and one second lieutenant, one rs sergeant four
sergeants eght corora!s, two musicians and as many
prvates not exceeding eghywo as the President ri the
Emitted States may, according to The requirements OF the
military service, direct The regiment oil cavalry hcreby
authorized shall consist OF not more than three bataons
than sgUadrons each and each squadron
shall consist Of two companies each company to be
posed Of captain, one first and second leunan,
first sergeant quarermnster sergeant -four
gcants eight Corporas, two MUSICIANS two iarriers,
one sadder, one WAGNER and rs many privates, not
txceeding seventy two, the President OF the
United States may, according TO the requirements
OF the military service, direct The regiment Of artillery
hereby authorized shall consist OF not more than twelve
batteries and cash battery shall consist OF captain
one first and one second autenat first sergeant one
quaternaster sergeant -FOUR scrgeaats eleht cororas,
Two iushNins TWO aruuceIs enc WAGNER aliu as many
rivates, not exceeding hundred and twenty-five
the President OF the United States may according 10 the
requirements 81 me military service direct And thcro
may DC addeu 10 tbe Aforesaid battery organization at
thc discretion OF ,ne PRESIDENT having cue regard 10 the
puo'Io ucessos anu means ohenst ana one second lieu
tenant, TWO serGetu's ana ioul ccipoias
Sec. = And be furtacr enacted That TIA ield and
tan commissioners ehu honconnnissoheG ohcers OF tie
'eglhents heTcih"eorc hi'p'ri"eo Snsi DE as ioo"s
10 each resMehto lanry one co'onoI one lieutenant
rolonei, one TegleOoN auJutat oe 'ShHeh'a quarter
master ana ccmmSsat one druu MAYOR or lcauer OF the
banf ara TWO principal ihus'carS' nli ~ eecu pat
TALON OF infantry one MAJOR, one battalion Nun'
tant, one battalion qnartermastcr ano COMMITS
snry, ono sergeant MAJOR one quart Fm'stef ser
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United states DIarshal's Office.
CONTESTED JURISDICTION BETWEEN NEW YORK AM
NEW JERSEY.

August S.-The United States Barnett Van Horn and
Jas. IT. Role-The defendants, who are constable and
deputy aonstabe, OF New Jersey, brought this day
10 The Marshos office charged with cbstrucng United
States officers in the discharge of their duty under The
following circurlstances-It appears that some DAYS
since officer Miller 10 libel the canal propeller
Eclipse the part OF the owners the captain having re-
f. ,ed to give her up. The Eclipse lying the stream
and Miller and bis associate boarded her for the purpose
Of serving tho process. They we're however landed at
Jersey where they taken before Justice Peter
filter was adudeed pay 500 the pass On his
return city, Sir. Miller applied for and obtained tbs
services oi the revenue cutter Jackson which was al
chored near the vessel hen partly sunk The wreckers
raised her and she lowed 10 The Staten Island
shore. The constable aud his deputy, who the
wreck. taken prisoners, brought to this city and
taken before Commissioner Osborne. Tho dcccndarrs
clam that MILLER teapasse err that the Eclipse was
within the jurisdiction OF New Jersey. .nasmuch ahe
was attached 70 that shore by hawser Mr. McComber
appearea the part Of the government, and the
s0ner hold Wan Horn and loke q hgi for examination
the sum Of 500 each
CONVENTION or THE UNITED STATES MaaSgALs.
Ty order Of the Secretary of State convention u the
United sates hals viii be- held IN the 18th inst to
ryse plan respecting sin .ltaneous action for the
suppression u the slave trade.
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The Slave Trade.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Before HON. Judge bettS
AUGUST s.-Albert Horn a merchant of this city, was
brought up bench warrant charged with fitting the
steamship City of Norfolk as q SLAYER Mr.. Horn wss
out bail of S. GOO, he having waived
before Commissioner Since then the Grand Jury have
indicted M Horn and he arrested bench war
rant.
Mr.. Andrews, behalf Of the government, required
$40 600 bail, in default Of which he was committed
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.
August S.-The United STATES The Triton.-1bs vessel
was captured n SLAYER and libellcd prize she
was appraised at 81 600 The claimants having entered
into bonds TO that amount the Court ordered the vessel
he released
TEE SLAYER MARY FRANCES.
United States Marshal Murray proceeded TO Boston
Tuesday evening for the purpose OF arrestng John Jones'
mate Of the SLAYER Mary Frances charge Of vcun.
.arily serving beard SLAYER with Il cargo OF slaves
The accused sircady hsd by the Boston authorities
the minor oGence Of sexng on board shaver Mar
sha Murray had him committed for trial the capital
offence
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the pay and enooments OF second lieutenant OF nfan
Try 1he sadiler sergeants. veterinary sergeans,
pany qaarlermaser seieeants and DR. majors, viii 70
ceve the pay and allowances OF sergcanis o. cavalry
The battalion adalani and battalion and
comm s'ares will receive the emouments now provide
by law Tor regimental adjutarts
Sec And DO II further enacted That the term Of
sehts made and TO be made In the eighteen nun
ared ana sixty one and eighteen hundred and sixty two
N the regular army including the force authorized by
s act shall be for the period Of three years. and those
!" oe made after January one eighteen hundred and SIX
tnree shall be for the term Of i've years as Mt present
au,horzei, and that the men enlisted in the regular
FORCES after the FIRST day Of July eighteen hundred and
sixty one, shall be entitled to the same bounties in every
respect as those allowed or 10 be allowed to the mon OF
The volunteer forces
Sec And be further enacted That the increase Of
the military establishment created authorized by this
act is declared to be for service during the existing nsur
rection and rebellion and within year after the
sttutiona authority Of tho government OF the United
States shall be estab shed and organized resistance
such authority shall no longer exist, the military esab.
hshment may be reduced TO q number not exceeding
twenty five thousand men, unless otherwise ordered by
Congress,
Sec And be further enacted That the President
the United States shall cause regimen battalions and
companies to be dsbanded, and officers, commits.
stoned officers musicians and privaes 10 DO discharged
AS TO reduce the military establishment is provided by
the preceding elton: Provided That all OF the officers Of
Tie regular army who have been may DO detached or
assigned 70 duty for service in any ether regiment
corps shall resume their position in the regular army
and shall be entitled TO the same rank promotion and
emouments as v they had continued 70 serve in their
own regiment Or CORPS
Sec And be FL Their enacted, That the enlistments
Tor the regiments authorized by this shall be In charge
OF the officers detailed for that purpose who are appointed
TO SAID regiments from civil life; and that IN tue mean
tmc the officers appointed to the from the regular
army shall be detailed by the commanding general to
such service in the volunteer regiments now in the field
as VIII, IN his Judgment give them the greatest military
instruction. and efficiency; and that the commanding
general may, IN his discretion employ said officers with
any part OF the regular forces in the lod until the
regiments authorized by this act shall have been fully
recruited, and detail any Of the officers the regu
lar army TO with tho volunteer regiments now IN
the od which may hereafter be called out with such
rank may be offered them said volunteer reg mens
for the purpose Of mpating 10 them military Instruction
and efficiency
ApprOyedJuly o. 1861.
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A 7 AUCTION.
"A. TRoTTlNG HORSE, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C.

A 7 ACCllON
N TROrTlNG HORSE, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C.
PEED Il COLE, AUCTlONEERS,
Will sell to the highest bidder, at twelve O'Clock,
on Friday August g. in front Of their store No 3i3 Fulton
street, Brooklyn
Ono Bay Horse, 15A hands high eight years old sound
KIND and gentle, can trot better than $50.
One light Trotting Wagon, FUSED but few times made
by DAILY.
One two scat Top Wagon, good as new made by DAILY
One hafspring, prunela top Buggy Wagon, made by
Dusenbury and Van Duser, nearly as good rs new.
One set Double Harness.
One set Single Harness.
A lot Of Blankets, Sheets, Fly Nets, &c.
The whole constituting tho Outht Of gentleman who
has for them and will guarantee tho truth Of 81
representations.
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A UCIlON NOTICE.
"A LARGE SAL or BOOTS SHOES AND SOFT HATS
WILLIAM TO'llNG n CO., Auctionccrs,
store Nos and IL Park place and No. Murray street
WI sell on FRIDAY 9th inst, at 10 clock,
ONE HUN RED CASES CASHMERE AND WOOL HATS,
For IN n and boys wear in colos and black, Of supe-
rio manufacture and in great variety suited TO city
trade.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
Consisting IN part of
100 cases Mems Boys aud Youths heavy Grain, Kip,
Calf and Thick Boots. q
100 cases Mems and Boys heavy, thick Wax aud Kip
l'ro.ans,
100 cases s and boys Calf Grain and Patent Leather
fan style Boots.
cases womens and Misses Grain and Calf Boots.
cases wonens, misses ard children's Morocco Kid,
Congress and Lace Boots, Shoes and Slippers, in
GLIDING new fall styles.
mems and boys oxford Ties Scotch Boots &c
cases womens and misses fine Lasting aud Kid Boots
city, Lynn aud Haverhill work
The whole rising very desirable assortment, all
fresh goods received direct from the Eastern manufc.
urers, and worthy the attention of city and country
chants.
ALSO
general assortment Of foreign and domestic Dry Goods
in lots adapted to city and country retail trade
Catalogues and samples ready early morning OF sale
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A SSIGNEES SALE OF FANCY GOODS, YANKEE
"A Notions, &c.-A. N. CRISTAIAR, auctioncer, will
sell this day August at 10 o'clock at So vceey street,
a large and extensive stock as above, comprising Kid
and Stockings, Lace Goods, Trimmings, Buttons, Binding
Suspenders, Neckties Handkerchies, Combs, Brushes
Peumeries Pocket Knives and Scissors Portemonnaes
Embroideres Jet and Fancy Goods WOollen Hoods Mts
and Jackets; Yankee Notions, and laFge and general
Of other Goods too numerous to mention by
order Of L. SANDERS, Assignee.
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MoRrlMER GRIrrIN & col, AuCrloNEERs

A MORTIMER GRIFFIN Il CO., AUC11ONEERS.--
"A Auction Noce.-Eicgant Household Furniture ut
Public Auction the property Of family declining house
keeping This day rday) August at the private resi-
dencc No. AZ West Sixteenth street. between Firth and
Sixth avenues commencing Mt IL O'clock consisting OF
rosewood octave Panoorte, rosewood Psior Suits,
Etcgeres, Bookcase OIL Paintings, Bronzes, Engravngs,
Chandeliers Mirrors, Clocks, Curtains Velvet and Brus
sells carpets, Hatstand, Ocoth, Bedsteads Bedding, Blu
roaus Blankets Wardrobes, Mattresses, Feather Beds
Extension Table China and Glassware, Knives and Forks
Slverware: also, large assortment Of Basement and
Kitchen Furniture. Sale perenptory.
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To Refund Duties On Arms Imported ny
SlnIcl.

Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tivs Of the United states Of America in Congress assem-
b That The secretary Of the Treasury be ana hereoy
authorized % REFUND out OF any money IN the treasury
otherwise appropriated the duties paid on arms I'm
rted by states under the conditions and subject TO the
Inn the act approved the tenth day OF July,
eighteen hundred and sixty one entitled "Act 10 re-
fund and the duties on arms imported by States /"
Approved, July rs, 1851
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with similar corps d the Untsd States Army, ana snah
oc mustered into the service for "during the war
Sec And be 1t further enacted, That the PRESIDENT
shall he authorized 10 appoint, by and win the anvce
AMI consent Of the Senate for the command Of the voun
t,er forces such number Of MAJOR generals ana OF psa
der as may in his Judgment be required for their
organization. Approved July 20, 1861
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August SO ?. n.
AeBEs-There go bbls. sold at 81 81 FOR pearls
and IS rs for pots per 100 lbs.
observation-disclosures Of -four more liberal to.
day but equal to the Of buyers and prices Of
low and medium grades again advanced Sales IL, 500
bbls State and wostern LOO bbs Southern and 800
hills Canadian We Quote
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A d. CAULKlNs, AuCiIoNEER.
As AUCTION SALE
Rlil anI IL Ia. NJ "A ll..-a

IAs AUCTION SALE.
Kich AMI costly Household Furniture,
Elegant Rosewood rianofortc,
Rosewood arlor = IL, In brocatel
Valuable Paintings tistic Bronzcs Marble Groups sc
lriay, August o, at the elegant private residence 2ls
West Fourteenth stieet mar kiahth avenue,
Commencing at l0& O'Clock.
inc sale comprises chs entire contents of the honse
lpc elegant Pa Tor Furniture made order and is IN
soi rosewood. The whole viii be sold to the hi yhest
hder of cash, Offering extra Inducements purchasers
as The entiIc Iunre Ct the house is new, having ali
been made within six months
f"tanl roscwo' sew octave Pianofore, with all
dern improvements overstrung bass, &C.,
Cost 5000
rich rosewood stool, covered and embroidered
cover, three elegant full suits Of rosewood laror Fun
lure IN ric b'ocade and satin rosewood Eegeres spen
nd ana SHY laran ornaments, rich Vases, &c. also
magnificent collection of Paintings wood Turkish
Easy Chars, Ia fine reps rosewood Centre and side
bic top fables richly carved.
Chamber Suits, IN rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
carved Bedsteas, Waslstunds, Sula Beds in line hair
cloth ten plre Hair Mattresses, from 40 to so pounds
m do to order ami in EXCELLENT condition.
Dining ON FJrnt re consists o. line oak Extension
Table Siverwarc rich China, Ivory and Silver Cutlery
FORKS, Spoons, &c. with heavy cut and engraved Glass
ware ol every description.
Catalogues will be issued, and can be had early
ing OF sale. No pstponcment.
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POST OFFICE NOTrCEs.

DOT OFFICE, NEW YORK AUGUST 7, 1861 -THB
l. new stye OF Governmo ut STAN ed Envelopes ia now
ready ana for sale at this Office Exchange will be made
OF tho new style for equivalent amount OF the old ISSUE
during period OF six days from the date e this notice,
AFTER which no testers under Of tho old issue will be-
sent from this Office. WM Il TAYLOR, Postmaster
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For the Better Orga nization or the Marine
IArns.

Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives Of tn United states OF America Congress
bed That, from ana after the passage Of this act, the
United taes Marine corps shall consist Of the following
rtc r.. non commissioned officers musicians and pr
Yates, viz.-One colonel communicate one colonel, two
he'tenant coionrs, four majors, adjuant and
hsp'cnr, one paymaster one qnartermaster Two assis
tart qiatcrnasters, twenty captains, thirty first lieu
rusts thirty second lieutenans, ono sergeant major
ona qnatHimtscr sergeant, one drum MAJOR, one
principal mlsican, two hundred serg Aants, Two hun
sd AMI twenty corporals thirty lsioans for band
sixty 'flmmers, sixty TIERS and twenty Ave hundred
prINutrs
>cc And be II further enacted, That the commissions
Of tc officers in the marine corps shall not be vaca
ted By tins act and that the President OF the United
states may durng the recess Of the Senate first by pro
mbtious, and then by SELECTIONS, appoint the officers
hereby authorized which shall be submitted
u the senate at their next session. for their advice and
c,nscnt
SC And be II further enacted, That the appointment
u missoncd officers ID DO made under the provisions
al th ct shall BE- Of persons between the ages Of twenty
Ad twenty nve years. and shall be subjected under the
d ctiu Of the Secretary of the Navy To examination
ler affiliations for the to which they
N be appointed Approved July 20, 1861
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To Indemnify the States for Expenses In

Re enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
vos Of the United States Of America in Congress
bed That the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he IL
hereby directed out OF any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to pay to the Governor OF any
eae to his duy authorized agents the costs charges
ira, subsist'ng, clothing, supplying armng cquipping
paying and transporting its troops employed in aiding
the present insurrection against the United
ts 10 he settled upon proper vouchers TO be filed and
passed upon the proper accounting officers Of the Trea
Jury Approved July 81, 1861
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SlHtsRiFFSs SALE OF HATS. CAPS &C-CYIAliaERs 4.
- iAlHCdND, auctoneers, viii sch, this day H'ri-
day August o. at 10 O'clock at their sslesroons lib
"a sn street, quantity Of Has and Caps Alss ct IL
O'Clock same day as Grand street. three Counters
Store Fixtures, &c, &c JOHN KELLY Sheriff
FI'HOMtS VETNH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO 2,l
Il broadway. Public Administrators salo d Gold
Watch, Sr., on Monday, August IL, at 10 A. NJ a. No
5i6 Pearl street. being the eects or the late Mathew
Tanney&c. $ p. Russell, Public Administrator
NTILIiAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO d
w Fast Broadway. sells on this day. at 1917 O'Clock
The stock aud Fixtures Of Grocery and Liquor Store ls5
Fast seventh strcet-Beev Pumps Counters, Scales sas
Fixtures, Shelving, &c, &c.
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Relative to the Revenue Marine.


Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
vs of he United States Of America Congress assem-.
bIed, Thit the compensation OF the officers OF The
cutters shall be at tho following rates. TO witt
Captalns. eighteen hundred dollars per annum.
First 'uenants, fourteen hundred dollars per annum.
Third lentcnants. nine hundred dollars per annum.
LEAVE ENCH WAITING ORDERS PAY.
Capta,ns, Twelve hundred dollars per annum
FIRST lIeutenans, one thousand dollars per annum.
Second eutenanis. eight hundred dollars por annum.
Third hcutcnants, seven hundred dollars per annum
50: And b. 1t further enacted, That the number OF
,crs for each vessel shall be captain and
three eutenants-drst, second and third and OF a
steam vessel engineer and assistant engineer,
and such number of petty officers and in tho opn
Nh Of the Secretary of the Treasury may b. required to
make the vessels efficient for the duties required of them
Provided, That the Secretary Of the Treasury shall have
hr ower 10 assign any greater numbers of officers than
herein prescribed should the nature Of the service to
which any vessel may be assigned in his opinion require
u
Sec And be further enacted That the Secretary Of
the Treasury shall have the power 10 direct the perform
Of any service by the vessels which, in his
fidem'nt may be necessary for the protection Of the
SEE L. And DO II further enacted That tho Secretary
tho Treasury may at his discretion, dispose Of any Of
tn vessels belonging TO the marine, which,
his opinion, are unsuitable for service and To substi
ltr therefor such other vessels the vanced naval
architecture and the increased wants OF the de-
mand Provided, That no expenditure shall be incurred
beyond The specific appropriation therefor.
SEC And be IL further enacted That the President
the United states with the assent of the Secretary Of
the Treasury may transfer the steamer Harriet Lane
permanently 70 tho Provided That tho cost Of said
steamer shall be refunded to the appropriation "for
suitable steamer for revenue CUTTER and which
smount together with the proceeds OF any vessels dis
posed Of by authority Of this act may be applied to the
bding purchase Of such other vessels may be
3Hired
Sec 9 And be it further enacted. That there may be
appointed such number Of additional engineers and
sisan, engineers may be required by the steamers
or hereafter IN the service Approved July 25 1861
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r--,.z-=.. . So
LOST AND FOUND.

LNOUND-A SEVENTEEN FOOT BOAT. BY PROVING
I property and ownership and paying expenses can
be had by at the packing yard foot Of Van runs
street, BROOKLYN.
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GE kEWARD.--I0Sr, ONE SLEEVE ptrTroN
kDc amethyst and gold, The fndsr viii roceivs tno
above reward and thanks by leaving il at J. r. SOS
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1OlIN T. ACCHINCfOsS, AUCnONEFR.--WE &
- WATTS C0nstabe's auction rooms, No % West
Broadway Mortgage gale OF Household Furniture az
the auction rooms o. No. Is Wcss Broadway on FRIDAY
August o. IL o'clock, consisting OF mahogany Sofas
Teto-aTete, mahogany Chairs, Ctstre Table, Rocking
CRars $50 yards Brussels Carpet Is Yards Ingram Hair
Nastsesses Feather Iieds. Crockery Bureaus &c DC
HENRY WEST, Attorney for Mortcaree
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MISS KELLY WISHES WORK AT DREssMAKING; A
M good litter AMI goes out by the day Call at llS East
2Oth st COrnnr OF 81
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Gk ~ REWARD LOST, ON THU RSDAY EVENING
N1Ac near the corner &c Pearl street and Broadway
gold patent lever Watch, male by John Moncas Liver
soo Ne. 1858 The aboy- reward will be paid for il bv
y Brown Marsters, ll2 CHI m street.
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REV ARDS.

O. REWARD.-LosT, FROM 800 WEST TWENTY
ECC second street smell Black and Tan Vorrsr an,
answers to The name IF Tney has scar over Tho icS,
eye and Dos be- injured IN the lons The sbove rewora
VIII be paid Tor her return. "