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One Lot, corner Wilson Avenue and Cedar-st. lOo1
3g5 eet. 81 pr foot
Three Los on Will Avenue, l0Oz3e6 f. slSpsr n.
Two Lots on Wi;isOn Avenue, lON396 IT. 50 per f..
Two Lots on Wilson Avenue, I0K595 it. 81 per It.
The above lots on Willso1 Aveaue are very desira-
bic Building purposes, and are Iust ou side the
City limits.
Lot Prospect St, running through to CedarSt.,
q3NSO0 fest deep
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A CHARGE UPON THE WORKS.

It is said that General Grant has receiv-
ed dispatch from General McClernsnd,
stating that he had taken three Of the enc
my's forts, that he was within half a mile
Of the Court House in Vicksburg, and
wanted reinforcements to push his column
in.
Good news, that, and it flies with light
ming speed
Part Of McArtbur's division at Warren
ton, and all of Quinby's are sent to the
left responsible to McClernand, and Nc
Pherson and Sherman commence the at
tack with might and main, for the rebels
may concentrate on their right and crush
our left.
The bugles sound the charge precisely
at ten o'clock, and as if by the touch Of
magic, the hitherto concealed forms Of tens
of thousands of brave, determined men
appear before the astonished gaze Of the
intrenched foe, and rushed forward with
impetuous speed-a terribly splendid
sight.
A Gordon Of FIRE blazed from countless
muskets around the rebel lines, forest Of
bristling bayonets swayed and flashed in
the sunshine, and hedged in the foe like
an inexorable fate. shout after shout
went up as our columns pressed on with
such apparent success; but alas; our joy
was brief The enemy, we'll calculating
his strength, and skillful in his use Of it,
awaited the first volley before he replied,
Then, for the first time, we became fully
aware Of
THE TERRIBLE RESISTANCE OF THE REBELS.
They arose from their pits and intrench-
ments in thousands, and poured steady
and deliberate fire into the breasts Of our
advancing columns. They hurled hand
grenades by the score into our ranks, and
poured grape, canister and sharpnel upon
Us from batteries hitherto concealed from
sight by the treacherous brush and under
growth, which entangled the feet Of our
brave lads and caused many Of them TO
fall an easy prey to the deadly sharp
shooter In many instances regiments
Were within fifty yards Of the rebel works,
but the ground was so steep that it requir-
ed longer to climb up than to double
quick Z" ten times the distance. Such regi-
ments as, for instance, the 9ah and Both
Iowa, on the right of our center, that had
but short distance to charge, were cut to
pieces. The former reports sixty men and
four non-oommissioned officers for duty
now; but this is a very extreme case, and
the regiment only numbered q little over
300 men.
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& STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ice No. s Atwater Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Office Of Il. +. Brayton.
HOUSES AND LOIS FOR SALE.

u story Brick House Lot 44xl7O 10 an alley on
Fra1kIin-St., opposits Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and CisteTn s22O1. Terms easy.
A large and elegant Brick Honse and Barn, cor
ner Rinsman and EOrcst-St Lot 2e6x3y6. $3.50.
Brick Rouse and Lot, No. Johnson-St Lot 35xlOt.
Price a2500.
~ St ~ New Brick House aud Lot, No. 90 Seovile-
st Lot 3SXl4t cor. alley and Sco7iile-St. $500
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
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Ihe reDels nelu pOSitlou DeLW6eu US
and the bridge, naturally strong, but rem
dered hundred times stronger by the
skiIlful planting Of ten guns on the ele-
vation separated from US BY one Of those
everlasting bayous peculiar to the coun-
try. The fate Of the bridge hung on. the
possession of this elevation. The bayou
must be crossed. There is no way to cir
cumvent it, no way to cross the river but
at this point LaWler's brigade-sn hon
or to tits ordered to carry the point
They must cross an open field in front Of
the bayou; they must swim or wade through
it, and storm the work on the opposite
side. They appeared on the field the ten
Cnns opened their murderous fire; many
noble fellows fell, but the ranks closed in
again and the column pressed on. 1t reach
ed the bayou and plunged in solid mass into
green and stagnant water. Then followed
double struggle with deathin horrid shape /;
but God was on the side of the brave patri-
OTIS who thus imperiled their lives for their
couutry's sake, and nine-teuths Of the eu-
emy's shot fell harmlessly into the dark
and sullen water Of the deep bayou. The
noble brigade reformed, still under heavy
fire, on the other side Of The bayou and
dashed upon the work. The trench was
leaped; the face Of the work was covered
thick with clambering forms, each with
hands uplifted, carrying the deadly bayo-
net. The embrasures of the work were
filed with fire and smoke. Grape, osnnis-
ter and shrapnel hissed like a hail storm
around the heads and forms of these de-
voted men. A terrific struggle for life
and mastery. A hundred rebels smitten
70 the blood stained earth, a hideous yell
for mercy from the throats of a whole
brigade Of rebels, and the terribly contest
ed place is ours.
Meantime the main body of the rebel
force had left the brigade to its fate, cross
ed the bridge and left in flames. The
prisoners and guns, together with an am
munition train, supplies and arms were
collected, guarded and sent to the rear
and that column of our victorious army
to which belonged Lawler's brigade, press
ed on to keep pace with the progress Of
the others in their advance upon Vicks
burg.
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DOCK PROPEGTY FOR sALR.

very desirable DOCK Property for sale on the Old
River Bed, near the "Eorge', OF q. A 0tis, 323
feet front by loo feet deep, being Blocks Is, l9
and %. This prUger.y is docke AMI has water
sufficient T. T the longest vessels 10 discharge
alongside 1t Is one Of the best io-ations tur
manufacturing pGrpCses CT for Coal and Iron D.
Docks in the Lfty. may6
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DENTISTRY,
l SINGLE TOOTH s., ,OO.N

ARTIFICIAL TEETH, SLQ1p
upon Yulcanizod Rubber Base, with our mode Of In.
sertinR, pronounced by all to be the most Iifeike
snd useful in Eating, Speaking and Singing They
can be fitted any remaining roots without giving
ner prices Experience has brought the practice OF
our profession to 80 high degree OF perfection that
partial OF entire sets can be made without the least
lnoonveniences0 the patients, and undistingushsbs
RON Natural Teeth, for $40, 8l5G and go p set.
- Established over ten years, corner Ontario-Sk
and Public SQUARE, lsouth side. 81 -1..s-L
SSt H4LLTWELL DANIELS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-06

FANS-PALM LEAF AND SILK, OF
RETTBEBG& = HAUsmAEE,
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REAnY.MhnE GL0TRINa.

u6EABl u1IAg5 SIsS -L- s-s--.-
NEW STYLES OF
Coatings, VestIngs & Paintings,
of foreign apd domestic makes, for The custom Trade
a. una 81 M.NN's. l62 s ? r.or ST..
NOR THE WHOLE2ALE TRADE
On haad, a very large and elegant stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS
at vary Inv nrices 5. MANN,
mails 1852 suPerior-st OPP BanA-st-
T HAVE JUST MANUFACTURE
i Ed aud now on exhibition q iaige assortment oil
LIGHT CAss slMERE COATS, PAsTs AND YES S.
They are of the st material aud made IN excellent
style (maI5l MANI. 81 -uperi r-5t:
THE POET ON A TRAIN Oh,
The Romance OF the Railroad.
sv the Autbor Of "Fsir Insz,'' ,sThe Prince Of
Wales,'' "The Ghost Hunters, &C., &C.
CHAPTER Wall ABOARD.
Loud l laughed when on the platform,
Butt tEa5 all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did the landlord 50 decisive;
So said Nov Mr. Landlord,
| As peeped 10 ct the window
And saw him receive his pay.
he his pay had all collected
! Ere the olks were near half donel
! Quickly ttAll aboardl' shouted,
And made all tho people ron;
! Ouf they rushed, all mad as bl9zes,
| Swore the landlord was cheat,
| Aud with the railroad had combined
That they should not half eat.
But the man whs was the madsst,
| Was the one who next mo sat,
] When DER his person he had spilled
The cOntentsO his hat.
| ttOur army once in Flapders,n
! Our army in the South,
Would blush to hear the curses-I
] That proceeded from his mouth.
he swore on me he'd take revenge
And Was bound 70 have my life,
! So he seized from of the table quick
| The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife in hand 70 ind me,
BE looked madly through the car.
While 1 was in the depot hid,
Enjoying segar.
When he saw he could not find mel
After looking through the train,-
| Into the dining room he ran,
And took my seat again
In the cars, which started on then,
And LETT him soon behind
| Looking Yainly in each corner
OF the depot me to ind.
-r ITo BIZ ooSTISUED.I- ...
In the meantime would announce TO the publi
that have brought home from the East the larses
| and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen fl
Cleveland, and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready
Made Clothing surpasses anything in the State. A
| I buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and reta
purchasers viii do well to call at
Isaac A. Isasc's Union Hall,
Sole Agency the sale OF Singer Celebrated sewin
Mschines, Storr's Automaton Pressman, and
! StrOng's Patent Army Bed-TTu
"a Corner Superior and Union-sts.
- Look out Tor the GIANTS.
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Cincinnati Gazette we quote the following
paragraphs Of interest regarding matters
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REAL ESTATE.
TOH.N G. j y N n / N u 3,
81 fsuocessor to Rouse Jeaningssl ID.
Insurance and Real Estate Agenf

III UUTIIIII 1T ~
To Atwatsr Building, foot Of supeFi6r-st
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ONE OF raE MOST BRILLIANT caARGEs IN
HISTORY,
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THE POET ON a TRAIN; on,
The Romance OF the Railroad.

By the Author Of "Fsir Insz,'' "The Prince Of
Wslss1' "The Ghost Hunters" Sc, &c.
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The seige Of VirIIsburg--Iucidents Of the
FightinE--COnfdence in Success
T-ov, fbs s,,s.,;,1 ,,,-.sg,,or, arra rf the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-06

OF a charge at Big Black Bridge, it is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-06

LITTLE. DEALER tn REAL
4 IL ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks Has on
hand a Ia &c lot OF fans I'd Farming Lands in
this State, IuWs Wisconsin sud fllinoW.
EaS-Urine over Sc. 50, south side o. Pub Square.
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.IHkSEY CITY

X NV RACE COURSE IN Nrw Jns,GY-A
nunh.s Of wealthy gentlemen In New Jer.ey Rave
eor.ths. puehased $40 acres Of land at saae.aeu.,
-. ulesiroui Hoootsn, near snake Hill, fr .ue.
rsc.ecurss The track, are TO be sded by the 18th
~ Apr'l next. There .fs to be- two trsck,, QUE.
fnr 10 leng h. sad an in.ide track. three fourth Of
mie. Ihr lnt.otpt pro t,rig 10 MI DENIM. as Dusr
The stcckholSt., ten N nun her. met in Hobox
y.,terd.y, and paid tas il amount required ioI Ao
lsud, SleU.vVJ
GoLLIsGos.-on Saturday, the transpor,
Pioneer, frem fortIe,e " nIoe ~hsn ,oius into DOCK
81 Jersey CITY, ian into the schooner Vim Bsuus,t
losdsd vi h government stores, tor Alexandria The
.iOboom Of the schooner sot rigging attached -.r.
carried away, ~hieh VAL cause her delay Tor several
GAYS
AsKINo Morn PAv.-Ths Car Drivers
employed by the Jersey City and Bergen Horse ear
Railroad Coupsnv, have sent In a getiton ,s.inF an
sds4ucc OF $50 cents day, and should the Is.ue.
nSI be piled With, intend to strike. They ,rs I.
present isceivings al - per day Ct 10 houu labor.
The carpenters OF Newark demand 81 pcr dsv n,
pones nave srtecd TO ave III, m FL So but theV Al,
eot..ti'ued Win thar sum Inc louInsymsn bou,l
saH!s - l."'"ef pot.heIs, rlssons, and t,sh an,
D.tuu A.sStls, are aito on n strike. a meeting e.
sniiin a.s' "a cal ed for Thursday ulsht to eou
iiasr ths ''!rl'nel "a iAisng the vice VI mill.
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wiI.lIAMsRURGU.

.lDoBriSG STORE WINDOW -HArly on
AoncSy notning turelI treks in the ~indov Of
Slt dry eouei store Of lecise A. keLufp, Graud At
n-.I 1,L strest, Brooklyn, 4, D., and took cut two
iscss Of msriuU. valued ~ 40.
ns-rsr An inquest WAS he'll by Coronc r
6.rret Yesterday morning on the BODY Of Asrgar.t
A,mOe, y. yeus Of axe. 10 u cd suddenly % sum
doy :. Il North G,h street., BrooslJn, T. ID. Nsra.ei,
"oeatr rom br0rchitu"
tocE houRs.--The Police Of Brooklyn, z.
u, are Their winter tiIue,sbs, With turns Of
tour hJursop and Oh.
Suicide fRoM JEALOUSY Frederick Spof.
ssed -, sright "schnsn At the williAmsbursh @ ss
works, on Sa' uIdgy brs cut b.. bIGins with a ui,.
tol Jtaionry believed & be the cause NJ bis self.
dus;rucilou lie hau previously ATTEMPTED to cut IA
troat lie iyssea vho and Sax children. Verdict
smp.J suicide.
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a., , - H.. 71 n ill.,.
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W.. ''eU '''''ui' u " W. 49, '' - -''
o. became ARK ous 70 SET hfil'' u eo9t'ipen'o o.
HAVING h. I'd Of IT, lr0st one q ts chl.1fen end
49,. -, ,,. o.,..,.f,., of -. ,,,,I d.. ,,..,,.,
also 10 hF"iu NV '-''"''''" - f'4i', ~ f'''',
whoh ho had reason 20 sppfeh,ad n the han-a 4
b., ,-iep4, D,,,u, che fsf,noon a, VA. xiste. liz A
number ~, e-', no exchanged rreet..r. win him.
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WI "' ~ " 80 ''"''' '' 'N.''N "'
prvil,sc o a. Jyirr th" toins ntef Of 'he d. In
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D.,1.. Lie. .s.!r.,.,.,b. uro.tf.p AGA.
t,.-..
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Va Conn t..c tcr re tluet Of SEE. aud wcun isd
80.
TIE E7ouRLY~ Wac TCSD CONyfrTru
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rS' es''''" '"1 s',""e "''e in'ue 'o nYu
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Cen,ro Dtnn,- k,oay-A co.,-s' ~ f'-e 49,
or With eide Of her face covered s.tL boO-. 49,
said sho vsn.ei warrant.
JUDGE When vs that done'
DJl.--Ab'ut ~ otlocf this rlornf-v
Judge why didn't you wash the blood cf'
Ia he, complaint shs stated thut one sab =,
ssruft her With club over the face, aud 'iasiLea
her Wsrsni granted.
I,iicI I-rrtL'osroE Philip Martin, a. siisr
fugitive from Michigan, shsre 10 10 charged WIN
siesns $500 In god coin from John refers OK ioi-
br. va arrested IN thls ci,, on E.lu- day And 'ei
bacs .Ch.rre T. Ho,a Thofnu Wells Nfu )oush.
cry And Prank Dpnsson, sh ,aid 10 - Aunly
thioves, were arrested On hsiuidsy. a. thsy Sc
ING the lssac Nsvton.' It sU'su ma o.
iauTstav NIGHT. tue fur store OF J e. lr'adrt. ~
Albany vss brot,n 10 n ~ thess fellow ARD fo' bid
q tVols To the amount Of 500, On sesthing tue"
tsyTsse, the whole " 'he soeu fIrs we're iOund ,.
Policeman sullivan, Of the 18TH precinct, -hie 81
tsAvoriiy 20 gueli d.stsIb,nos On satufdsr gu
fast Zeth sTcci, IA. aot upo1 hv ,t fovd co. -h'
Dcat aim uul.efci.uill AID u, hsd. To. OIL "a
scngeyCd biceiIrs and ius.ulihle . it9 ~ 90
D.; so Ann Gleason ~sa areste' t4afri ytl
b,v az, on Saturday night, ieiOuilusy panel .
Manson, no. III Fret Avenue tirard sfd /;
said TO be an acting d,Jufy % ffnNY't Hb-'h
sas arrested, charged sith bsatins " JAZZ x o.
esbey, An elderly a an, over Ne h,sd Hltl We ~
ofE pistoi II 10 .llessd bat Keidy undertook o AZ
rss him a. d'sefttr AL vL"n h'Ieebfy is.l.tu
The sssAult ~as peTpetfati Ile aocussd az be'd %
hs'l .Benlnnin Cur mine', eploi"d ihtn' 80,
eu~,tei yssterdsy, CHARGED Win bir,m ~ "a hs
ss,.nt.y inairisd Margaret Blaze, lis hf-t WHO ~
alive . james HaicT,s brafofnhD on 80 IL j,
L. X -. arrested ,nd lootsd W, charged -i'h ,teal
lug 20 w b,nt bills from NJ Edward Conckliu, ~
40 .!q u osdway. while he vu upon The rear cat
stsd tie car, ard the accused admitted 1ssiDt IT,
But s-d 40 did - ONLY IN Jofe.
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~ : NlNE - EWS.


v =
AhRfl1P-id1it;ic, tDrl Nehol,on. Liverpool.
BARks. Gylsior, flru'sisul Cort: Marco POO,
tff.uiaul Wemen. Mirage, ,BritVbl Ilo Jancif1.
EHIGs. Ie-oe,. M Aux Csves: be-, Nl-,, d.
Ioui,, Etitrief. 1athsfi-c, Of Iounrd, too ~ gto
PCHO0NThs urr' vller, phiI.dsiphi. j. Y
sr .ih, B.sfon. ~ smith. Phi 40 rHfa. n A Her
- WeshinFtlu' sarah Blight. ltiiadt 'li,. Jn.fa
lrt',! ID. '.r'u Monroe; Jtfne' bouF.as. .a.'au.
" t.te 80, 10 Ton; Ge1fs a, BALTIMORE Bucet auf
= llY bl,ne. oy,f nls'op' i u .fh.H -. ',
hA.r c-e Nr'f1a, 20 = y h.r., a. Rive Ise-
b'!a 4temyt,u. P1ilt. { :est.tk.t II Nse.f. lo.
spvfvED
STFA&s rvs p',net. T = trsn'ror'l ws.hinr-
tfs lli'Hf fifF,I H tf ntE"f-l SO ~teTi If.r4I 4,
~ = tit 01u " - .fr-ol, II e.. Nu,. Its. adele
p.i. sl"ou p Ideurs tcrcn.f. iAlsd j. It. Soc
lsdll. hilrstlu. JsGr. thAHll,a. " cob, al (:
Ioi'mat, rieiso''. Pnfi AL, ID, with ildi., D..
tUlIH VIC r.in, Livri10 ~ a.fnl,SOt-en..
.Ihlb with %, Rotterdam: Cur.lo, ~tIo.L.
Hhne oYnu DIM, - lookisro, ron % .c, Lt-. g. u
rRiGs E.litoe F,ct. ~ sr1lue. =, Iomlr. 20
:, itHfan, u rnthtm. liopD. %. nd from q Nhcea
hedft itcLi hAnSsui r. ui.A I.Cfchsn4lse
FIboO&'E'. II 'teNens. Port Iiosri. Mr1 a..
lrf, hc-' J. mon yam, p1rt .f w. Queen OIL Q .
nth, do trErr.on 10 "a y stg'so.', iir-'0r 'tr
IHHsdtiris 1sfc5. b. idrtp,l' fr lhiia pn.n /,
ShrnD hiri. bYs.1L o. ihiGfsithi, \ g. Rurtar 90
l. ~. o.. tsr. 80. this; Na stch. SAlfe't. or
IeaSf. J. - 10 " a.Yr. ,uf.,ti., Nne1aul.
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CITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT,

~ New OK, Nov, IL, l~C3.
In accordance With Q rec luton adopted b. tho
Common Courcil, and aTptoyed by the Mayor, OF tho
twelfth dAv of November instant
sealed pfopirals are hereby nv ti for the removal
OF the sonteaiu Of the sinh AVID p.y.es Of New York
city beg ond 'hr hsrbor for the nett ten yea. with.
out any compsusA lon from the City Treasury, Af'sr
the expiration OF the presunt contract the ruccc,t al
bidder u purchase the bost,, sud nght title and in.
terc't 81 the p'cssnt contractor Ter tbe 1p.pd
term o. hl. contract and 10 look Tor eompeusA on In
addition e. thesJt 20 be paid under the rIisiiug
Contract, Gufing Il. continuance, only TO the price TO
be paid for said removal by the oVncrH occpl nts
o' the sid inka 90 piyies OF ihe perton prr ons
tupyt ug the same, and syetvo surotss In thou.
sand lar Zach, for the fsittlul performance OF the
s'ts sd ~ th,s requirements
Sad poIo'ala must be delivered AZ the oflee n he
tlD ln,p,ctur No. 70 Chatham street, or hstorg
tuesday, PAIN dSy a. November mt, ut /. o'-o,I
noon At vh.-h um. and place they vii re opened N
'Ns p't'enos OF he Compuolle md City In,I-rtor.
! so f. l. ~, CIV ~ , IN,
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DENTI$EKH.

A SGT or TEETH on SILVER. So; OK
~ told, 30 to go, sections Of teeth on silver 30
cel.s ~ gold. ~ yer tooth. Teeth t1trArted With
pain. s1d b, ed, Cleaned, -h,eact, or pivoted 10
csu's ~ Ho-try, Opposite the old IhsAtrc. by
b,- NIlLEE5 3s5
- sctt Of teeth on silver ~ ~ to sis; on sold
a. 40 "a 500 sectiOnsl IS - ns pcr toih tee tn
II. ed With gold bone cement, other hllinu, bv
TO Al trr tnth. Teeth e,ira,tsd sithout rain. 25O
n r. GRIFFIN & BROS, 25s GRAND
>.r, New York. and 2aJ Fulton s,. Broot n, are
extracting teeth p.itlv.ly without pain, By the
al nitoqr ot,di sss No ehsrse for extracting -h,n
,er;ng fil setI of teeth gold. s9a: p!stinN e25
liver so. rubbSf slu. P>ltiAi Gets en- god. ~ q.
SILVER 81 fr'FAc'ur, sicsn si3
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IMPAIRMENT OF FINANCR, BUREAU
~ Of the Receiver OF Taxes. No. 80 Chambers 1t
T. Tax -Paysfs-Notice IL hereby sven that one pr
eeat. will BE- added on the let OF neesmt q, o. all
thtts rtmA n ng unpsid additional cue cant.
on ell tsre. remsnnr uppsid on the lst OK January,
intereet at the ste OF IL per sent. per anEur, escu-
lated from the day the books were received b. the
Receiver Of TAies No money will ba received after
zo'coet n. Office hours from AN % fP N.
Nov. G, 1873. JOHN ACkrHl, Receiver. 90
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pEsE GOODS.

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