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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-07-09

THE FRUITs OF JAcKsoNs VICTORY
OVER BANKs.-A letter from Winchester
to the Richmond Wing mentions the
fruits of Jackson's victory over Banks as
follows:
We have taken stores at Front Royal
valued at $3.50, 1000 Here we have more
than 5000 900 worth of medical stores,
and an immense amount of other plunder.
The amount of goods, stores, &c, cap
tured at Martinsburg, is more than mil
lion of dollars. Large captures were al
so made at n Mountain Depot, Charles
town, Sheppardstown, &C. There are
some three thousand prisoners, four thou
sand stand of arms, hundreds of fat cat
tie, full supply of sabers for Ashby's
Cavalry, some eight hundred horses, hun
dreds of wagons, mules, and l know not
what besides. We are happy to add;
faom the same authority, that all the spoils
have been placed beyond the reach of the
enemy-ED. In addition to what we
captured, there was quite a destruction OF
property by the enemy. AT one point
saw seventy wagons they had drawn to-
gether to burn, but hadn't time to apply
the fire
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THE EMPIRE OF HEALTH-WHO
WIELDS ITS SCEPTRE.

Universal Empire has been the darling
states, from the time of the Pharaohs to
that of Napoleon le Grand. Seas of blood
have been shed to attain it, and the bones
of the myriads who have been slaughtered
in the pursuit of this chimera, would, if
they could be collected into one mass,
overtop the highest peak of the Himalay-
an mountains. Rome came nearest the
consummation, yet even she was never, in
truth, the absolute "Mistress of the
World" N
Yet there is species of universal en-
pire which has been attained 1t is an
empire not over the souls and bodies OF
mankind, but over their diseases. The
conqueror who has achieved this grand
result, is Doctor HOLLOWAY, of London;
at least we are taught to believe that he
has done so by vouchers from all parts of
the Christian and heather world, which
seem to be irrefutable, and which, in fact,
so far as we know, have never been chal-
lenged His Pills and Ointment are
universal remedies in a double sense.
They are disseminated throughout the
habitable globe, and they are ESQ sscrowds
of witnesses assure us) uniuersaly sue
cessfat
In this country it is quite certain that
the Pills are used with the most beneficial
effect in disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels, and that scrofula, and all the
family of eruptive diseases and discharg-
ing sores, give way to the healing opera
tion of the Ointment.
Surely the noblest of all universal en-
pires is that which stretches its healing
sceptre over the maladies of all nationsl
-"Doy Book,
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NEGROES TAKING THE PLACE
OF WHITE SOLDIERS. q
We toke the folloWine from the Chicapt

We take the following from the Chicago
Times:
ain some places where the fugitive ne
groes have collected in large numbers they
have reduced the price of day labor to ten
cents day In word, they have already
aided by the unnatural Abolition agitators
white labor to the condition of Coolie labor.
''We see in this the inevitable result OF
the Abolition heresy-the degradation OF
the whites without bene6ting even the
blacks,
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Democratic Method with our Southern
x Brethren." aT

Commend US to thoroughly loyal DEMOS
Gratis for a, vigorous policy in crushing ont
rebellion General -BUTLER, At NeW,
Orleans, and ANDY JOHNSON, at NsshviIle,
have been showing the country how 20 de-
it; and Maj. General LEW WAnLAossi il
now taking the Memphians in hand very
much as if he had no compassion for trai-
tors, and cared very little for those .ssus-
capabilities that Mayor MoNRoE, Of New
Orleans, was anxious should be respected.
-Cin. Conn., q "a 81 )
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-07-09
SLAVERY THE CAUSE or THE Wan.

NSLAVERY TIE CAUSE OF THE w Al.
-,S Slavery is the cause Of the war, aud
should, therefore, be abolished, say the
The assertion is as foolish
as to claim that property is the cause Of
theft, answer the Democrats: and they
have the best of the argument. But the
following negro logic is still more concla.
sive, and wo commend it to the praycrfhl
consideration of our Abolition readers:
sEf slav'ry am de cause OBJ de war, and
ought to be wiped out, den de nigga Am de-
cause of slav'ry and ought to be wiped out,
too; kase thar would be no war widout
slav'ry, an thar would be no slav'ry widout
the nigga. An, who made de niggaf Take
kar dat you don'd wipe out too muchl-
Wayne County (Okio) Democrat
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A ScorcH BuLI4-In the days Of the
old volunteers, Mr.. Ker, Greenock, Of
Nairn, Scotland, commanded company.
which he duly drilled and paraded, but
his recruits we're but an awkward squad;
they never would draw up in : straight
line, do what he might. Oh?" hs cried
one day, holding up his hands in hoxrer
as he looked along the front rank"Ohl
what bent row! just come out, lads, and
look at it yourselves!'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-07-09

Bsg- 1t may be a question whether an
army is or is not brave, when, on being
attacked at its morning meal, it resolves
at all hazards to breakfast,
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TIE GH9STLY BOAT.
From the Nav 7 ork Mercury ]

sSieHs e BY GEORGE ARNOLD.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-07-09

1.-THE Union now and forey4r-one and
inseparable. WEBSTER.
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ENDISCRNINATE REDUCTION
IN PRICES

VNDISCRMINATE REDUCTION
Il IN PRICES
RICH DRESS GOODS
GREAT CLOSING-OUr SALE
OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
cHAs. HEARD Co.. No. ao GRANp.sT,
CONTRACTING MONDAY. JUNE g.
10000 worth Of Rich Dress Goods,
Reduced 80 per cent.
$4,000 worth OF Domestic Goods
Reduced 20 per c.ut
500 900 wo IA Of Pure lrish Linens,
Reduced 40 per cent
$4,000 worth Of Rich Man.ilss
Reduced 90 per cent
In Offering the above goods AZ these reduced prices we
trust the former reputation o. this ea1sen u suhcieht
guaranty Of oar present intention
We therefore ohcr the induceme 70 purchasers
10000 YARDS or CHOICE GOODS.
For Travelling Dresses at OF cents per yard.
O. 900 wards Ba-ese Anglsis at ~ csats Ter yard
lOooo yards Barese Hime.ays, At o. cent? per ard
5000 yards Black eros de Khiu lligh uster),
From - cent. to ~ - per yerd
loClO yards rich plain and fancy ,ils. lnew 'iyie'b
600 Garments, 6s. (the latest styles)
MAEIlLLAS AND SAQt rs tn STA aid Coihl
From n 10 "a
10 90 rsrs Of British Ho.iery from 10 20 IS eeut
$50 dozen ladies' Linen Handkerchief, al e.. cents.
$50 doren aides, inen liza seretiefs at ~. cents
dozen gdIos Hemstltsd iiadssT1nirl-i az 10 Genus,
THE ENTIRE STOCK
HOUsEKEEPERS' GOODS,
50 o6S Yards Blerched Cottons, OF the bet make.
5000 Yard Unblssched Cotions.
1900 Alaiseles Couuterpaues and Quilts.
20O0 yards of Lace and Muslin DnPefy.
l.ot0 dozen Fine Linen Napkins
10 eco yards Fine Linen Diaper Cloth, dimasE
1000 yard fine Linen Towe.ins
500 Fine Line Linen la0.cloths. dsmask ,
Hotekeepe and all others, especially interested sno
should examine this stock without delay
And the entire stock 0sed the earliest possible mo
meut CHAS. HEARD Co. No lOi ofand-s'
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Staiionerp ono 5ancp Cooos.
SWORD"
THE COLD PFN-THE BEST OF ALL PENa
,rNnu/SJsc GOI PENS.
Tl1F PpsT PENS IN THE WORLD.

MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TTrE BEST PENS ~ TIE WORLD.
IN ,scsi, af anv Of the following in cash or post
,smr the will send By return mail or other~ise
80 directed Gold Pen OF Psns 'eee'"S ne same Ae""'"'
"'''''''TGt o Sn PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For % cents the Mage PEN for % cents tho neky rem
for 50 cents the AwaysReady Pens Ter 10 CENTS tn' s
Pen; and for & !, the Excelsior Zen
The szes are. Nos. 3 j. I. aneh ,,,,,, ,,vrruetos
I'M '''''' CASES WITH PENCILS.
For 50 cents the Magic Pen, for 10 cents the Lucky EN-
ioi -, ne 20 10y PEN These are well finished
GOOD writing Gold Pens with lHdosnnn folnts he svsass
Of every Of which Will far outas' OIL 'o o''
Inc nan. "a. Morton 'NGmber,1 aud "Quslity' are
stan ned ON the following Pens and the Points are warsntsf
@ Nv months ,rcspt AGAINST accident The numbers indi
cate size Oaiy: No being the smallest 10 me ase
sge,. Mammoth Gold oen for d.k Long and medium
Nbs all sizes and qaai:iss Shot Nbs O. nos y . i,a
lies '' 'i' &c GOLD Id PENS WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents NO PEN lat quality or No's fen' 81
pT For e. aNo PEN lst quality, No. Pen I'd quality
For ~ T. No Pes i. quality or aNo 4Peu, 2dqual
kSr s. So No Pen, Is, quality, No Pen I'd quail
For II IS No Fen Is, quality, No. Pen, 2dquaity
Eor t. % No PEG st gaali.'. e., gvp vrrysroN
''ih CASES WITH PENCILS
Eor 81 s. sNo Pea - qosy Or 20 RI s, "a sIa
,y. OF & No. 4 Pen Sd qlsity. .,,..
For ~. Nc Pen, 1T quality or no ren' "a P'i'y
For 81 80 10 Pom lat quality, No. Pen, 2dqu'h
ity or 4 No 9 Per, "a quality. - -, =, H.,
For - No. Pen st quality, or a NO oFeh 90 quhJ'
For rs 20 No. Pen. lat quality: . ,,,, ,,or,Nrpn
GOLD TENS ALL 1T ALI }, ~ 81 hh--"NO.'i"
DESK-HOLDERS
For a. No zen: r1r ~ - aSo. 3Poni Tor rS 'oi
No q Pen For ~ 50 No 7 Pen. T.. en-
For S4sNo. Pen, FOR f5aNo sPen' and Tor +'s NO.
10 Pen. go, ..t.,o.t,
The Quality" pointed with the very pest iioshi
points carefully selected aud Of this quality are SOL
with the slightest impeection which 'A and the eo'e''
The % o1aii}r superior to any Pens made by him
previous 70 The year lbt'. - ,.... n.
me ID Quality" Il intend. shnl equal IN respect 20 pa
ronsi i.fatiousl any Gold Pens made elsewhere 81,
In rersr 20 the Cheap Gold Pens lie bog leave 70 say tht
ueyou. - operating his New and Patented Macnes h
could not have made Good Writing and DnrtDe fen lo
IN. rrice lad the Gold been furnished sranitou,ly
Parties Z, deying NUT all instances tP>eVy me Nun.
tfy and Qu1livr 7 he Pens cdHfef and o. paTct'
D. des,,ib- ne kfnd i PeE' they pTce'-aefieT ''V "
Tim ~. codrge cTfHc ,,, -,
- For ,se by al dealers in the line thfoushon! the
country. ,,orrou
No. = Msiden Lsre New-York
sedrgs single letter p0s',tamp viii receive cir
h,t. Zinc All l. re q
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Proposals.
OFFiCE OF ASSISTANT CONxiseARYGESBRAL on
SUBSISTENCE. No. STATE-sr.,
lima \

ARMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals will be
~ rs,eivea by the NJ dersiguei this office unti 4
O'Clock n m on FRIDAY, the 26,h inst. for furnishing
FRESH BEEF for twelve months, from the lat OF July
iaS5 "a The oops IN the service of the United States sta
TONED al he several recruiting rendezvous that are or may be
established in ely and to suh other United states troops
requiring Fresh Beef not otherwise PROVIDED io az may DC
rahly IN the harbor Il New York. ,,.
Tie Fresh Beef is 20 be of good and Wholesome qnsty
AN .1ua norton Of fore and hind quarter ea' heehs
and shank to Be excluded and furnished In such .,
each place Of delivery, from time to me- may DE require"
for the troops by the several officers In CHARGE - 80,
Further Information viii b. given on application EScn pa
rst have printed copy Of this adyertiement posted o. aus
he'd Written contracts TO be made with adequate bonds
The pame sufficient snr.es to be given IA the popo'
sal. which are to be nd1rsed Proposals FOR Fresh Bee
' H. EATON Iient Col and A G u. D.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, June 4, 1872 Is
NROpOSALS FOR GUNBOATS.-The Navy

.
DEPARTMENT viii until the 25d day OF June 1902 receive
propositions FOR the contraction and complete equipment OF
sidewheel gnboas rudter al each end fore
and schooner gsd the load dra Of which is not 70 ek
coed feet, and the speed be not less than thirteen knots
Tor ten consecutive IN smooth water when loaded carry
coal tor i've ptou Al that speed The engine
10 h. single and either beam, halhean, or inclined the
wheels 70 overhun- aud tie guards 20 be made a. short
tore and en- practicable
The vessel 70 be built Of tie bet usiefi 70 be iron
rappd cappcr bat boted and shea-Aed with twenty -four
ounce yellow metal tie 1ulwarks 20 be rifle proof aud o.
plated ion The armament 20 be pivot ynn at each end
weighing sI thousand pounds each And ous Epouhder
how tiers Ia hfoadsdc. 800
Tie vessel be delivered 4, he Nlyyfid within four
months date o contract complete IN every respect iof
naval cruising end ready Tor her officers and excluding
only the Armament ordnance stores iuc Tor machinery pre-
visions hors aud cables 70 be hied and supplied 10
accofdancs with naval aud fe terms and conditions
those usual IN Basa contract
Parties proposing will present their own ans speeds "a.
on, and models The price stated nus, include the vessel
with machinery and equipments complete above speced
No proposition will b. considered unless from parties acu.
ay ed iu the construction Of vessels and nlchiney
June D. Paw 2w.
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Urn GOODS.

DoPULAR GOODS, at POPULAR PRICES.
ELEGANT DRESS SHIRTS,
on hand and made to order
THREE AND FoUR-PLY LINEN COLLARS.
Latest London aud Paris styles.
GAUzE MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Highly recommended for Summer
THREAD GLOVES AND GAUaTLETs.
At much less than regular phees
FINE Isle THREAD HOSE AND HALE HOSE.
Urriysled in style and quality.
CALF PROMENADE GLOVES.
New and beautiful coors.
ENGLISH FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
For army navy and travellers
eUsPENDERs AND UMBRELLAS.
A spendia assortment.
large aud elegant variety OF the above goods
will he found at popular
prces at
UNION ADAMS
No ca Broadway.
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A.ssI,Nr ormrrHs,sree-GEsERAl'. ogFIoz ;

10. % st,te.,t.. NAVY oRA. june r. 1902.
CEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received at this
y Office until l., ociocs the 2sl instant for suppyil
,he several Military Posts i'm the harbo with Two Thousand
(ifo.. Tufs of best quality RED ASH and ANTHRACITE
coal Of such may be required well screened, the
whole 20 be delivered and piled IN tue coal Sada At The
pece places which may be required the expense Of
tie contractor ird within The period OF uney days nom the
date Of tho c0atract.
Sealed Proposals viii sso be received At the time and
place for furnishing Six Hundred Cords Of best quality OAk
WOOD 20 be delivered AZ places. and well piled on me
whares nearest 20 the respective which IL required
At The expense OF contractor aud within ninety tag from the
date Of the Bonds viii be required with two sure
ties for the faithful iulhlmeut OF each contract whose name
aud place, residence De stated 10 the proposals. offered
Pcr,ons Offering viii please their Of residence
aud the lowest price hch each article will be supplied
ID ID TOHPKINs Cot and Asst. .. NJ Genl {. : \.
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CoNIraoLLrn's OrFlcg. June y. 1902.
rs1O REAL ESTATE OWNERS.-SEALED
4 PROPOSALS vii be- received AZ this Oaco until FRI
DAY jane 20 Tor the PURCHASE of REAL ESTATE by
the Corporation the Of the te Department located
follows;
one lot between Market, Catharne Division and Madison
stieets. for Engine Company No e
Orc Lot between Church. White, Elm ard Dlanestfeets
for Engine Company No. p.
One Lot Bloomingdale Road between NinetysNth aud
Observation-Disclosures, for Engine Company No ".
Ono Lot. between Franklin. Duane Chuteh and Centre
streets 70 Hose Company No %
One Lot, between AvcuHe {, Fourth, Firm and Lewis
streets for Hose Company 10. O..
One Lot between Second and Fourhavenues aud Eighty
third and E shty sixth streets for Hose Company no 49,
One Lot between tue Bowcry, Mott Pence and Houston
streets for Hook and Ladder Company No. 49,
For the purchase Of Lot the Lease OF House ana LOT
between Broadway Fulton, Bcekman and NiuiHistfcet'
for Hose Company No. %.
Proposals will contain diagram Of the property offered
with Dimensions locality, and character OF improvement
any Preference will DO given 10 vacan. lots faynicnt wi"
be made on giyiug clear and satisfactory title
The night Is reserved to reject sny OF all proposals. ~
ROBERT 7. HANS Comptroller
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CTTY OF CHARLESTOWN, Massachusetts,

Sealed PROPOSAL. will be received by the Water CoInmi'
sione OF the City Charesown until June 30 Tor laying
in aid city and on the line Of their Water orks about q
miles of CAsT-IRON PIPES. Plans of the work can be
seen and Information concerning said work be obtained at
the office Of the Engineer or Water Comm.
town Copies of specifications aud contract and forms OF
proposals will be parties desiring TO make oiis i9r e
work their making application for the same 70 he Wae
Commissioners Bond. with sureties will be required from
pae contracting The Conn soners reserve the gnt 70
accept that proposal which, under ell circnmsnces thy
she'll consider most favo able 20 the n1ees OF 'e O! VI
to reject all proposals offered
Fox Water Commissioners,
EDWARD LAWRENCE, Chairman.
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EDWARD LAWRENCE, Chairman. -. -.
&. /. STEVENSON, Chief Engineer c. W. W.

CITY OF CHARLESrOWN, Massachusetts,.
~ The Water Commissioners Of the City o. Charleston"
wi receive proposals making, deye NJ and Myins On
the line " their distribution pipes 40 FIRE ~ DhhN!e.
IA making PROPOSAL for the same, parties huss hcu"e
ydrapt Pipe the Bead tho Hydrant. Frames Covers sLa
All sppIrruances connected Herewith excepting the
branches in main p They must also STATE the pflce az
which they will lay and connect the Hydrant Pipe. WIN we
baBces In the Mains aud perform al the wofL incident 20
placing the Hydrans IN perfect order Tor use l.cu1lhs
liver, and ali ,renG1ing other digging Parties NAH
oposs must accompany them with designs 81 ne .- Oh
bv5r.rt .h.y propose Thesr tefign must b. drawn ,
sce IN DO H. 50 ~ sdn.t Of their being readily hh9 =
stood The TO, amount OF 80 ct II fdrant lpe feqitc Is
about Eleven hundred 400 feet SIZE 81 Nozfr nc ,,
with sient size yd ant t. admit o. ce'ins "l4
of nozzle 10 4 inches without removal o. tydiaht ,,,
PlDrss will also he received for about ito ,iof ~ no
Of h wing sizes: u Of inch 80 81 iuch u ~ eh
OF 10 inc OF 10 inch OF - inch The pr po.is o y
Co.'s 1, iuclnde every essential casting pertaining 70 te
same and tie delivery Of all Coc< or castings II SIC
ir Charle.fown the Eng Deer may tom silne 20 tiI
Designs of the .tyles rropo or 10 be presented az
came tue a. bid Plans Of pistr buon ripe showing posi-
lion. Of ydrau and Stop Cocks be seen a. the once %
The Engineer or Water Comnisoners Az designs must Pc
.en. 20 tie ngueer beiors June JO l5@ Inc NoI
m lner reserve the night to accept or reject any Pi0po~'
offered
" EDWARD LAWRENCE. Chairman. - -,
sTLNE,g4N Chief Engineer &. W. w.
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EDWARD LAWRENCE. Chairman -. =,
C. l.. STEVENSON. Chief Engineer C. W.
DROPOSALS FOR CANNON

A
4 PROPOSALS. will be received by the WAR and Nav
DEPARTMENTS until the I'D day OF June, ipZ LOT sHe
fabrication o. the following heavy cannon. VIZ; 900 =,
l. NV inch smooth Dole-not to exceed JOOo pounds ID
WEIGHT 800. -. 4 NO,
e XII inch riaeto be Of the exterior form ana pro
porti,ua weighs as the Nv inch smooth bore gun Inc
9TH OF the guns over al not 20 vary essehtlay IRON
standard guns Of csliores. viz about 10 ieet
3 The ,hip guns 20 be constructed WITH PepohleiahVe
one sixteenth Of the weight Of the piece sd TO have
cascab.e for an esvetns screw -e-,-..t.. h.. .,
he without propondeTsnce, in the Gaze 81 me ne" pattern
s. The inst gun Of each lind 10 sisd proof Of one
.nJ ron d viii charge powder Of oneouth tue welgnt
III so, for the and ith FOR the MI ilh ~
bo for die y inch gun be not less than 80 poun1s
en- sd TO have an initial velocity not less than l9
,.t snd To- the XII ich rife not lees than 9V POUNDS WIN
au initial velocity nos less than ~ feet :,
Should the trial guns pass tho presented PROOF ala ~
pee,iop each branch 4 the service VIII contract ot why
~ ch Kind to he AIDE precisely Ike the trial gun IN every
rsrec provided that each stands proof OF one h'hota
rounds with service charges IT,,
should the sl guns stand the required proof the Gov
eminent Will tie attending the lo ana o1 .o
guns should tcy fell DO the costs with tie exception
nd tho nowder WI fall the cont actor.
g. The price Tor each gun IS % be stated End the proposals
are 70 be accompanied by sketches show Ing the form diintn
ous and caclllted weight Of the guns ana likewise tue
uatsritl proposed % he used In their construction
Tie time OF completion for inspection OF the tu guns
not 70 rcee ninety days and the limit Tor tie CON etion OF
the remainder 10 be within nine months
TO- The Government the night to r'ees any OF Oh
the proposals II no, satisfactory
m Proposals should addressed TO the Navy depart
r,er snd d. endorsed Proposals for Heavy Guns
' EDWIN NJ STANTON, Sec. OF War.
June G. 2av2w GIDEON WELLEs, Sec. Of the navy
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Eosi an0 Gonn6.

4 OST or MISLAID-TwO United States ~
II per cent TREASURY NOTES Nos l26G G. and 27I
C. dated January 1901 payable in year for hundred
dolars q 1907 each. to order Of GOODHUE Co. and by
them ndof.ed AL persons cautioned against receiving
Notes OF the been to the Treas
uTy Department, and application made for payment
PEYTON FRANK JAUDON,
No. 81 Milsm.sL.. NewYoTk
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out will direct their fsyors to GlMBHkDE, HCy
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n RDS--1hese celebrated Engfaved Cards sold only
st No. lc4 Fulton-si ~ 7. Established 1918.
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