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Rebel DeserteTs and Prisoners I'm
Grants Arny-I ...

Rebel Desertera and Prisoners in
Grants Army ..
A correspondent thus writes-The de-
serters were intelligent, the prisoners far
otherwise, for it is only your fools that are
taken on picket, rs rule. The latter
knew nothing, and Gen. Butler soon dis
missed them, as I do now. But the for
msr were worth more. They each con-
armed the statement have before made,
thst the rebel soldiers are told that those
who desert are at once forced into our
armies. Nevertheless they do not quite
believe it, and It Is a subject of earnest and
constant discussion among them, for they
represent that nearly all would eagerly
Improve any chance of escaping from fur
ther fighting. They were examined sepa-
rately, and were intelligent if lliterate,
and gave clear, straightforward answers,
and al had been decided to come oAer by
the Amnesty Proclamation, which, like
the quality Of mercy which Is not strained,
arcbpeth TO the rebels as the gontle rain
droppeth, not from the clouds but from
1-ftsr- -.ai a1 trs 81 -
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A new monster mortar had been intro
dueing 200 pound shells into PetefsbArgh.
The Worlds Washington special says:
The rebel loss in their raid will amount
to 1000 Montgomery county, Maryland,
is over-r1n with stragglers.
It is reported that the rebels did not go
into Shenandoah Valley, bu.hurried along
for Richmond as fast as possible this side
Of the Blue Ridge. This disposes Of the
report that they had halted and would re-
turn,
Our gunbeata have driven away batter
les that were freing into our transports on
the James River.
Tribunes dispatch states General Mar
tindale has been assigned to the command
Of the 18th, and General Terry to COM
mand Of the 10th corps. -.-
The Fulton from Hilton Head 18th ar
rived this morning; General Saxten is
among the passengers. Rebel officers have
been placed in buildings at Cummings
Point. Charleston is being vigorously
shelled. Sumter has been subjected to
very heavy fire from Morris Island. An
troops have returned from recent expedi-
tions, Refugees report Union prisoners
in Charleston treated inhumanly.
The Petersburgh papers have suspended
publication. 2 - fsai iD
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A SENSATION STORY.

Two Gentlemen Return from Rich
mOad = Experiences ut RichmOud
Acknowledgements over $500 ina Three
DRyS-DaVis Hale and Henrty-Visit
IL Libby PrisOH-Si=Ilts iu the Streets
of ItiehmOnd-DaVis Shakes the Gem
LEcnen's Hands Heartily.
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FROM PEIII.ADELPHIA
oil.
OIL! OIL! DILL 4 OH
ALEXANDER, SGOFIELD s Co.;
REFINERs OF
Extra Petroleum Oil, BenZOle and
Machinery Oils.

We pay particular attention TO packages, thereby
saving our customers much loss BY Leakage We
guaranfee oil 10 give perfect satisfaction and
as good as any made in the city. Also, pay par,
ticuiar attention 70 putting up 81
KAPTIIA OR BENZOLE, A. -
suitable for Varnish Manuf,cttInsrs' or Palntersl
use. On hand and for sale ~. -li
= 800 bbls extra refined Petroleum OIL.
alOO bbs Eeod0rized BenzOle tsqual to Turpeutine)
100 bbls No. Lubricating OIL, -.----
which we will sell atlOwest market prices.
oFTICE1Os St UlaiT-st., formerly occupied By
Wm. q. ScOheld 4 Co.
JOHN ALEXANDER, ----. y 81 o.
wM. O. sCOEIEED, CLEh kLANDt ".
MATHEW WILSON, apTil2
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PROM LOTIsyII.LE.

LOUISVILLE, July 2l.it
A Clarksville despatch says a barge
containing 500 barrels of coffee belonging
to the Government, which accompanied
the steamer St. Louis when she was burn
ed, afterwards fell into the hands Of the
rebels and were destroyed. 10 -E.rr II
Last evening gueFrillaR toek our con
structiOu IraIH gfr1u NJ rNvW Ht1rVrill On
Lebanon kbraneh, fired her up, ct The
wood on the tender on fire, opened the
throttle valve and let her run wild toward
Lebanon. Train No. 5, due here. this
morning, ran of the track OF Colesburg-
no one was seriously hurt The accident
was caused by the watchmsu leaving a
switch open. .r-r--5
FROM PHILADELPHIA fFr
PHILADELPHIA, July 81
The Bulletin SAYS: The orderly who
arrived at Washington this morning, left
Fairfax 1t nine o'clock yesterday evening
reports an engagement going on between
our forces and the rebels at Eeesburg.
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FROM COLUMBUS.
lspeeIaI.Di.p.t.h to DE clsrsIand Isader.l

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.J
... COLUMBUS, July 81.
The quota of Ohio under the new call,
which is based on the revised enrolment,
is 5o,T92, and is distributed to the several
Districts as follows:
First District, 2,4eS.
Second District, 260l.
Third District 9,04s
Fourth District, 2s0I.
Fifth District, 1852
Sixth District, 1882
Seventh District, 277O.
Eighth District, 2,2IO.
Ninth District, 3,2l4
Tenth District, 1920.
Eleventh District 1852.
Twelfth District, 3,025
Thirteenth District, 2,9Os
Fourteenth District, 1891
Fifteenth District 2,846.
Sixteenth District, 2657.
Seventeenth District, 2,292.
Eighteenth District, 1924
Nineteenth District, 2,472.
The above quotas viii be sol newhat nc
duced by credits, which are no tv being as
eertained and will be made pu bic as soon
as known.
The statements accompanied by figures
which have recently appeared in several
papers relative to certain credits are in
correct and consequently unauthorized
Thepeople should go ahead and raise theil
quotas without paying any attention tC
them and before the fifty days have ex-
pirSd each district will receive the credits
to which it is or may be entitled.
An order from Provost Marshal General
Fry received here to-day announces
that no more premiums will hereafter be
paid by the government for the procura-
tion Of recruits, and that neither drafted
men nor substitutes furnished either be
fore or after the draft are entitled t
bounty 1t is the opiuion Of military
men here, that it is forced construc
tiu to say that these men are not entitled
to bounty. The Adjutant Generals ofic'
has been well filed to day with applicant
for positions in the new Regiments. ].
Abbott Chief assistant on the San Spe
cial Relief depot at Washington Cit
says in letter to General COwan, that b
has in his charge CERTAIN personal ofect
: belonging to VIM. Locker 18th Obi
! Commander I'd, Ohio Infantry, VIM. Deugi
: erty, 51st, Ohio and Sergeant B. F. Aieb
E 65th Ohio, who died some time since in IL
: DanvilEe rebel prisons. Sergeant Jacob
Cantwell, sd Ohio and Lieutenant Gesrl
! w. Boggz, 10th Ohio Cavalry, have resigl
: ed. Captain Wm. D. Stone, 11th Ohio
r honorably discharged. Lieutenant Chr
}. team Toeshor, 4th Ohio Cavalry hSas be-
dishonorably dismissed for coudncIt uni
/. coming an officer and gentleman
as Associated Press Report.
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To Hon. Horace Greedy.
N1saARA FAILS, n. Y. July 18th 1864.


Gentlemen, lam informed that you are
duIy accredited from Richmond as the
Bearer of propositions looking
to the establishment of peace. That you
desire to visit Washington in the fulall-
ment of your mission, and that you further
desire that Mr.. George n. Sanders shall
accompany you If my information be
tIsls far substantially correct l am author
led BY the President of the United States
to tender you his safe conduct on the
Journey proposed and to accompany you
at the earliest time that will be agreeable
to you. o.,a. ....
Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
Msssrs. Clement G. Clay, Jacob Themp-
son. James b. Holcombe, Clifton House,
G. W.
CLIFTON HOUSE, NIAGRA FALLS, /
july 18th. 1864.
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Silper ghaius.
CULVER c HAMS

Aid az
S1LV ER RIN G. S.
An unlimited stock all styles and prices. Chains
from 81 90 to $500. Rings, from plain silver Ring
at 10 cents to an eaboratoly engraved LOcket Ring,
inaid with gold, at $1,000. b.lg
d. We have the exclusive sale for this city OF all
goods manufactured BY A. L. ROor, Of Medina bOsk
soid gold and silver, and they made express
ly for our trade, we know they are pure coin.
nealers are requested 10 call and examine. mo-.
Wholesale and Retail in any quantity.
81. BURT, .Ir-
Clock and Matchmaker, ll6 superior-st.
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CLIFTON HOUSE, NIAGRA FALLS, /
July 18th, 1854. {

SR:-We have the honor to scknowl-
edge your favor Of the nth, inst, which
would have been answered on yesterday
bnt for the absence of Mr.. Clay. The
safe conduct of the President Of the o. 5.
has been rendered us. We regret to state
under some misapprehensiOn of facts, we
have not been accredited to him from Rich
mond as the bearer of propositions looking
to the es tablishment Of peace. We are.
hewevcr in the confidential employment OF
our Government and entirely tamiliarwith
its wishes and opinions on-that subject and
we feel authorized to declare, that if the
circumstances disclosed IN
this correspondence were
communicated to Richmond we would be
At once invested with the authority to
which your letter refers, or other gentle
mnn clothed with full powers would I'M
medintely be sent to Washington with
the viaw of Fastening oonsummation SO
much to be desired and terminating at
tbe earliest possible moment the calamities
Of war. We respectfully solicit through
vour intervention safe conduct to WASH
inpton and thence by any route which
NAV be designated through your lines to
richmond. We would be gratited II
Vr. George N. Sanders was embraced In
n e privilege. Permit Us in conclusion tc
oct powledge our obligations to you iol
the interest YOU have manifested In TINT
s--.b.,ranoe of our wishes and to expires!
the howe that in any event you will al
ford us the opportunity 0
rendering them IN person
before ysu leave the Falls.
We remain, very respectfully &c.
F" q. @. CLAY, Jr.
J.P. HoLcoMBE,
SIT is proper to add that MI
1 L. anH .nnE nnf bpp1
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A sSIsTANT QUABTERMAsTERs
II rr- OAEANAs " = a
-il',. p CIEvlLASD, OaIo, } ULT 18th, 1864
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

IWW purchase Cavalry Horses that will pass in
spectiOn, at Sl5O per head until further notice.
Horses presented must be sound and In good c0n-
ditiony from ave TO HiRe gcars old, and ij hands
high Payment will be made in certificates Of in
debtedRes5, or such other funds As Government may
furnish. Inspection Yard, on Long street, in rear
ofFTest City Block. .-.
glf e..f-r BASIL L. SPANGLER,
irIn-ll2 naniaiu nj A 50 en-. AZ
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for Sale.

I OTIS FOR SALE.--135 FIT. FRONT.
i 4 On Superior street, corner Of Muirson street--
Also su-lOts To- II aud Is being IS fset front each
on Superior street, east Of MUirz0n street. Also
IA fst 'front.' on spring street, running back 90 the
railroad track, being land on which part OF tAe.
weod-shed Of the Cleveland, ,Colunbps Cincinnati
Railroad stands. Also, II feet inches mont en
Champlaln street, nearly opposite the nsW Sl'I
Court Hous. -
For terms Inquire Of PAINE & WADE E
dacsil5O Attorneys
EINE IVORY HANDLE Tab 4
II CiJrTIERY.-A irist-rate stock on hand At
- a--'II COWLES'f rrg
- IgT WeddaIl Houzs,
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Freedmen's Convention.

A general Freedmen's Aid Convention
was held at Indianapolis on the 10Th and
2Oth instants, composed of delegates rep.
resentiDg the following organizations -
Western Sanitary Commission, (baving
Freedmen's Department., St. Louis
Northwestern Freedmen's Aid Commits
sion, Chicago; Indiana f. A. Commission
Cleveland F. a. Commission; Western
ContraBand Commission and Western F.
A. Commission, Cincinnati; and Friends
F. A. Society, Indiana.
The delegates representing our Cleye-
land Commission were Rev. S. D. Page,
Il B. Spelman and D. w. Gage, Esq.
Tho objects of this joint Convention
wer c, 4 general conference, with a view to
united and harmonious action in the work
of distributing supplies, and in the en-
ployment and assignment Of teachers
throughout the different camps Of the
Freedman in the Mississippi Valley; also,
to take measures to secure from the Gov
eminent such cooperation as 1t can con-
sistontly give in aid Of this humane cause.
Brief reports were made of the opera
tions Of the several Commissions which
were replete with interesting facts, and
which exhibited the following proximate
results as to collections of money and
clothing rr
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Western Sanitary Conn, 49,.
ST. LOuis...--.-..-.-....-- Sl5,OJ9 S40UOg So5yOOO
NoFshw :. A. Comm,
Chicago, org lied jan
uary I, l5g4...-..-.------.. 4,4OO 11soS 81, 700
Indiana f. a. Com, or
sanized sept, lSoJ.----- 900 l5,OJO 1000
I'D. Friends +. A. Com
org'd Oet., lsd3-.....---.. Z5,OO0 l0,OO 1900
Cincinnati J. 4. Com,
org'd Spring Of 49,. Z,OJO 1900 1000
Gin C0ntraband Com,
ors'd winter ofIsBi-2.. 10000 10000 5000
Cleveland L. A. C0m.,
crg'd April, lsd3-.--.-... 5000 1000 5000
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P SIT is proper to add that Mr..
Thomson is not here and has not been
staying with MS since our sojourn IN Cana
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FRON WAsHNGTON-

Associated Press Report.
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~1t1IINV --bIEALIllW II LvLNs
Major Hay would respectfully enquire
whether Professor Holeomb and the gen
tlemen associated with him desire to send
to Washington by Major Hay, any MESA
ges in reference to the communication
delivered to him on yesterday, and in that
case when he may expect to be favored
with such messages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

IrJrsrlcE 10 DKArrED MEy IN NEW j

ITJUsTIcE 10 DRAFTED Men IN NEw-JERsEY
Tie West Jsrsoy Pre''. loyal poper condemns tie
proceedings Of TO Board Of EnIoaent Of the LIST Dis
trict Of Nev.Jersey follows
The plan adopted by the Board u Enrolment Of
holding drafted man Tor duty VITO complies win tie
terms on Lis uOliCe and reports az The froyOst Map
halls oice in tue place u drafted man who docs not
report y creating just indignation alnOnI th9se
who tuiiT IN this way wei a. among ali hir nlnueu
mem u is " holly and totally wrong, and We h;ye 10
nret tie Lrst yet who can give any satisfaction!
reason fu this unl MT ,eedihB. nal our 'a"
eis may the better understand nut we arc here con
men are required 10 al tie quota VI township and
they are drftel; but, fihng D. report, Oh0iher
" supplemental diaft is ordered. and ten more
men are taken frJm The wheel. These iaen
being order ing and awabsng citizens. being dnly
aoied rcpOit a. Tue Provost. Marshas oitce aud are
ned duty for the first ten without ~ much MS an
Effort having been made Dy The ohcers 70 arrest M
desrrtsrs" they are 80 considered hltef TIE or'
hns ts ken lacci The f-aners Of the law for enrolns
and calling the militia never Intended mat my 81
IT'S PROVISIONS should act ~ mahlfestiy unjust Nor d"
We believe that the law be constr ued or tortured
lnto any smell shauc ns that given b, the military an
tlnrtrs II the basis u law IL cormcn sense aiC the
pere oa VI hulnan then We insist that common
sense stall b. exercised la Interpreting ps law ~ best
odiour and necessarily nom The peculiar nature vi
our Government. We regret the necessity That cont
prls us To- i,fcr thls matter. bat We intend 10 up
p~se tho wong and delend tie night, and iet tAe
take care ~ themselves. II the luthofi-
t,rs nj Trenton and Washington would ietar their
rover the sooner they revise their Orders n that
tlry shah beck equally upon all the better Ms now NJ
,aftreed ard xercsed the ORDERS relating 20 tie sup
pementnl dIa are wrong his essential particular
In that they offer premium Tor NioirtiVn oI tle
law aud eonpc, honest ard good citizens to take
the place Of aesctcrs IN Tue ar 'yf p soo 10 DC 20
leased ON that duty Provost MasL,! WeEB 10 carry
Ing out this law only sbeying thsrucions but the
pa.tcs WHO gave such either laoAasses or rinny
hammers. VII" have no just c"rcri'ioh OF tDe lJuy
they are doing the and the Goycrnmen. BY sher
| course.
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.AIr. Az rnr rrrNlNa nronAye. AL eP. =.
SLrrRr.Y. InlY 3c--r. ".

Gold opened on the street at 25.l. and sold
M 10 u.s. The Gnoistions at the Stock Exchange
ts4i6255; ut noon. 25i,. stosls tho stleet
we're dull, and some pressure WIS shown to
ell for cash. At the Stock Exchange. Government
Bonds we're shade lower; Registered g. 1881, 1860
ioe, Coupon S. lssI 1854; Registered 59Os. 1854
Nlc5;, Coupon 520s lOsi ai0ei; Seventhirtes April
l0,0lO7; August. 100; Certificates a5la95i. State
Blocks inactive; Tennessee Is, Sd6oi Missouri
q. 66!a67; Canton. 37!d3s; Quicksilver, ~!
R7s,, Delaware and Hudson. 2l0a2l0; PENNSYLVANIA
Coal 2oOas2O: Cunhe lard Coal. 60HGo Central Coal
Ss.a63l, American Coal 20; Pacific Mail. Nj9ssO
Atlaptic Mail. l17 Central American Transit Co.
lOoal24, New.Volk Central. 1854 9i54; Erie Railway
fr2;aIieg; Erie Preferred mo; Hudson River
I2i9l3!i; Reading, 1861 0laGi; New-YOrs Central
Ipial4C; DO Southern. 92i as2i; do. Guaranteed
i37a9lSe; Panama 3oOi Illinois Central l29.
oieoa; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, il4idll5;
NORTH. Western, set; North Western Preferred,
Gia92; Cleveland and Toledo, H3lar4.
Ifer the Board prices s lower under report OF
She raid in Pennsylvania. Michigan Southern under
PuInors CT an Injunction upon the dividend upon tie
COMMON stock ie to p, but rallied 10 81. No iriunc
tion has been heard Of by tie Company. Afer want
OF activity and advance in stocks the mark tpauses.
The rise has given early buyers handsome profits. and
% natural result sales IL realize profits only be
made at lower rates. From small traffic The transac
ons Of the Stock yesterday have advanced to the
age amount shoFn under period Of active speculation
giving to brokers all The business they disposed "a
have upon their books. Tie advance Of the past tive
weeks has been substantially es follows;
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GURRsrELA THoRsroS, TIE Hiding n

t.isencer says: The Thornton who bsuIes 50 con- ~
ousy lust nov 10 the dispatches rs kucrills e'ue,
upper Missouri r personally known TO 9 soon ul,a
~ p,e in this vicinity Ia graduated at Bethsn! 10Y
ier In Is5a and he was taen rs he Is now asoTt "
srseatiny guerrilla or rather gori. we should Say!
for he WIS q rawty uagn'y roag'rned anS , 1as
law of the noted GoL DJuiphan o.. Missouri sns
figured consp cuon.lyn the chihuahua exped,ion aas
ing the Mexiesn war. Ne vas known az b'tnarS q
rornton and was regarded as on eccentric dcsperad
hs CHEF delight sparentis being 10 wear ts poo..s
outside " his pants. With bowie knife .tnea SsaS
fr;m ri dictonsTv He was quiet moody. pale i1os3
teiiuw who drank a good deal of whisky Al tmeN
bad very few companions Rs was to,eraoss sosS "
stpdslL and not without intsusetssl Aaps'i'&'
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PRICES oY STOCKS.

At fbe advance new buyers not confident. and
De market naturally halts, with nearly every clement
v4ich produced the rise in fun force.
In Freights the engagements 10 Liverpool
ere: 40 600 bush Wheat at I'd In bulk ard ships bags
ssd 500 bhls. Flour at Is ed. To LopdoD 90 TINS
Measurement Goods 25s.. and 100 boxes Clocks and 30
boxes Furniture l5s To Bristol: 1850 Tbs Flour at
D. Sd. To Hamburg. 1000 bbls Petroleum at g.. 3D.
Der ncrtral flag.
Tho business Of the Sub-Treasury was, Re-
seipts g. 7e6e2s s7fcr Customs, s245oC0i Payments,
d. llo2i9 20: Balance. sle.O07. 80 Ga ...!.str-
Money is quoted u cent on call. with agood
ppSpsy The fact that the Government will take auy
anoun 30 preeUdes the idea Of loans less
legal rates. The policy Of the Treasury secures an
ample supply Of capital at higher rates than the street
has been accustomed pay stocks The demand for
5.3o notes Is beyond tie expectation Of tho Treasury.
nd this class of securities bids fair to pass into bs
hards Of the people rapidly than the goibearing
53os did when sned. No appeal has been made 10 tde
people In vsa for money thus far but popular the
var is there are still good ieasons why persistent
AsnaDds should be made fer the people 10 come
fusward at once. In the nrst place. dollar
Narrowed at go from . hoard docs the Govern.
snczt and all sound business good than the
Sssue OF new !" greenback" at y cent compounded.
There Is money enough In existence. aud all that is
vssted IL 20 get il into circulation again In the
end place. the rae Of interest IS high. compared with
gal rates in most Of the States and tire notes. ernp
~. local TAXATION, are made the most desirable eur.
rcncy investment IN the Union surprising bank rail
vs, dividends or the profits OF any regular business
i,dly the nation bods Us collateral every dollar Of
UvpeIb a. security for Ito Issues and under s cireuD
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INSTRUCTIONS ON THE SIDEWALKS.
Jifor-oJ The y. Y. Tribpn'


Sin: Please answer the following questions:
Has ,hs Corporation Attorney legal right - order
goods on OF tie sidewalk In front ~ The tenants sore
provided sufficient pGssway Is e'iO@fd i0 pcde
2 Has not the occupant rirhttp Iance goods on Els
iron erafirg r space occur"d by the outside n"iSt
w,V, he ptlicc have oi nrs u move all goods or
Signs outside ~ Fix inches from the fron' ~ puhne.
Through tie business STREETS 1owL'oN d, mel chabta
doing nrr. business VIII have 10 bo either lined or 40
no hnerrss as the crde fr goods 40 be rem vrd
immediateiy Please give the subscribed sone infoi'
nation On the subject. Yours, yer! respect IVY
P.s-Has a captain OF a precinct right 10 dress In
citizens clothes while ON dltyf
Esr- York. July %, let4.
Aa,pty,--l The Comparative Aitsrney, tn common
with every other Citizen has undoubtedly the pcwe' 10
O, der or ieaneri the removal 81 ay permanent obsnc
lions O. tie sidewalks which behne primarily to foot
pa.seng-rs but has never Of LIS own wo.a exercised
this power 1t Is made the duty u The police and In
spectors Of icrbranees direct the removal OF Any
obstructons. and report the some 10 the Corporation
Attorney who is hound 10 take action On tAer report
OF the con plant II any sthsr ciiEan..
2 Under tie ordinances no person IL at liberty u
piece goods or signs show.cas"s NJ any lind more
than twelve inches from the froht wall ~ any store OF
house. whether on the hatciway OF the hoist Ut not
Goods actual transit either Of receipt or eehvery
do not rrposc their lie tenant VI The store
hon which they teins sent Or received 70 any bn
! 3 Tie Meiropo.tan Iui!ce are always ana ~ al
times On drty The necerilies ~ the service o'''l
render n dssu.so absolutely necessary. AMI IN sle'
,,,e. all fhet IL required IL ihs, he "he'r rhali wea
NJ. shield the symbol OF lis authority somewhere sbon
his prlon either openly or eoreealcd - the case mol
/ rcagre.