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THE CITY.

WANTED.-A good Tailor, to make
coats, can get steady employment at (
VENcILL d JONES.
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TOR sALE-3I5 Acre. Cho;o. t..

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within tive lailss Of Winchester and seven mile ~
81 Inc Dts Aones Valley r. X at the san,mit Van Bv-
fen county Iowa Ths hest farms i'm that
afighofft%~s2tD tmtrore~ rs arres tiutsy sp.
isfSe frame srn 59 by 50 fret ard Is kpown as hs Ic
DAY i~fm Price xla cash. ftse good or NO s.Ie Ecr
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Heal k~sste Agt, keokuk.
LOR SALE-Lots 4 and 5 ia Block
Il isf, On De- Mednes street between Issh a,,l ,a,h
These ots are very nbceis In ated and will BE- o,d al
ios psics fuF cast Enquire ot
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ClRCCLAR.
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~. LoEIs, No March l. 81
The following order Published for the uforua,,0p
~ the oficers concerned:
MAR DsrAsrxEsr. CasAakr BrHsar
March IL. lA54
Special orders.,
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II All officers of the line Of the arm, west and south
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ATRA1ED OR STOLEN-Siu RE
~ NAkD& Black Horse. with .,rfp Of white in f,,r
Eee both hind f>s ~bi,e shght h.r-ics rsarts m tse
sids Years old this spring missing from the camp
q the - lows Cavalry te morning of the npfs on
march, Any who will ti-ser sssr above described
hor.e nj the keokus Livery and sale static viii he
pas the FTosefed reward Ii. 8. l.. WARD
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|nIARIES FOR 1864.
This day received BY
kD. = BR0wEELL.
Sses Cor. 9Th and NAN strsst.
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Rocks Received.

How to Get Farm and Where to Find One BY the Author
Of "Ten Acres Enoush." l9mo rp ~: lnnes Miller.
y me- o. pp' re. The same
Patriotism in roctry and ITo.e By James J.. Murdoch.
SOFA BY jar,e, Miller
U0er.rcss by a ). H. Dusanne. svo. pp. % EoOeF u.
Tie ARMY Surgeons Manual Ey william Grace. Emo.
u ~. 200. bsiiieTe hs.ilers.
Hef bridesmaids" l2tpo. ~. SO Boston: LoFins
Margaret ana Her Bdeusids Hy The Author Of "re Queen
tss or W y&a R sau do oD h m the
Camp. By Homiio Aiser j. isno. PF 2''. Inc
Echoes from TIE Gun Of Issl I2no Pr 2.e The ssa'e
Evenings with he Bble aud science. By J. H. scxall.
l?rno. PIP. i3i Boston; Crosby Ain'"orh. New
Life in The Wood. Edited By John C. Gcehe. ismo. Pr
Ron..r,i. Hc'inG.. by Mr. L. C. Tu,m Il mo Pr. 80.
An f N & ofqc's aef e. n H. i PaG BY John
CyclOPed.s Of Commccai aud Busncs' anecdotes. By
Hand sooS Of CT ii ff4c as Gy T. = l ND
Emo. pp 80. Mile Wood.
4 Hs;ory o. r. VOID. By Ph.p sai.h, D.A. Vol. l.
s,o. pp. %. D. APPLETON c..
ynn Of the ages rhisd Ssnes limo. pm a1l. Tosnor
Golden Leaves from tie American Poets Collected by John
". :. fows y no. Pr. 81. james G.. Grrgcry
The Snow lmase; " Nath-a,l hawthorne. nosiraieA
Selection q war Lyrics. la,,mted by Darcy l2n'o
forest Pictures in ,hc Adirouda - by John :. Howe
c.. The Same
Tie sory oil Little Red Riding Hood Told IN Nerse by
Richard Henry Stoitlrn. Illustrated 0y Alfred Pred
eFicks. l2no. PIP. D. The SEINE.
Little Blro Hood BY Thcrnss Miles. l'mo PIP y. Tie
The Ps,rio Boy, or he Life AMI Career Or Moor General
Orllshy ". Mitchell ry Rev. r. &. Headley. l2mO.
%. ga w. II Appleton.
The Seer Bv Leirn nua; vol. l2rro. Bo.on: Roberts
Ngo;hrr-
iimssret Drnzs Hisory Annotated by Ter Husband.
Novel 6vo MP t3 Harper Brothers.
D. 'Fnsa. An Epic Poem. Ey John TTumbuli With In
trodrrti0n snd rotes Ev Bcusou j. Loss.nr I2nio.
pp ~. &. r. Prnams HnriG HoughtoD.
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,,,,S rrayps FROM TIE AMERICAN POETS.
Clotscied by JoRS ". s Hovs l2uo. PIP aj' James
q Gregory.
Scarcely a single American poet of any cOnsidera-
te repute but is represented by one or more specl-
mon. N this charming volume. Perhaps the seleo-
,ions decided on BIZ the editor do not, in all in
stances, give the most characteristic productions Of
,bc respective authors, OF those by which they
would themselves prefer TO be known beyond the
circle of their personal admirers. The Work now
ever. leaves a highly favorable impression OF Tue
cultivation of poetry among our coun'ryneh, anu
contains numerous pieces which have long been
familiar and precious to the national heari' IL ls
pleasant 10 meet such goodly company OF native
b,rds. children of our own soil speaAing our OWL
tongue. inspired with our own sentiments, eX-
messing our own fancies; many OF them, 700
among the highly favored sons of song and but few
ennroaching so near the dreary borders OF medocrty
As 10 make us impatient of their presence. The
editor has judiciously given specimens from the
writers of an early date in orr literature,
Anne Bradsrect DR.. Franklin, whose charac-
leris.c poem Paper is revived, Trum-
bull Philip Frencau, from whom we have
OTle son Of Aknomoch shall never complain
MIS-. EOWSOn, ~. JOhN tucker whose pdihelc
verses Days Of my Youth" are inserted, Eliza
Townsend whose sublime poem.on "Thc lncom-
prehens!bity OF God viii perhaps be new to
ranv readers, and Joel Barlow chanting thcpraiscs
OF Hasiy Pudding" From the later fathers of
American poetry We have an excellent selection,
embracing AllstOn's "pant-King," Pierponts
Pilgrim Fathers" Danas Immortality,
Spro-uc's Shakespeare Ode and sacred wreath
O. seven flowers from Bryant. The iayorte living
poets OF the younger school ART nobly represented
among others by Longfellow, Mrs. Howcs Dead
Chris James Russell Lowell, Willis, Whittiers
"Alaud Muller" Alfred Streets Forest Walk
VI. T. Tuckerman's Newport Beach" X. W.
Emerson. Ross Wallaee's "Liberty Bell" Alice and
Phobc Corey, T. w Parsons. o. w. Holiness
cod Constitution" James I. Fields, George II.
Boxes Ballad of Sir John Franklin Il. II.
Stoddarl's Hymn TO the Beautiful, T. T. AID
rch 5 Ballad of Babe Bell Bayard Taylor, Ed
mund b. Stedman, with other pieces not named
above by the same poets, and contributions OF other
popular fivoritcs whom we have 10 space to men,
ton. The volume derives peculiar interest from
is chronological arrangement showing the gradual
"evoution of the art poetic in our literature and
uumis.akable marks Of progress both il thought,
fancy and artistic culture.
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,horr.. or n variety and effectiveness OF Illus
ton The volume is cminently appropriate to
ihe present moment, and will be equally welcome L"
the IN ;ant friends of freedom and TO lho io'e'S Oh
masculine robust poetry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03

The wife of Wigan collier lately thought to
put out the fire with can of water but succeeded in
blowing of the roof the trnng mistake Of using can
OF bLislin: powder producing the result.
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4 neat volume entitled Patriotism IN Poetry
ard PROSE- containing selected passage from lectures
and patriotic reediuFs by JAMES MURDOCH together
with poems BY buchanan Read Boxer. and other Amer
lear authors commemorative Of the deeds of mill
arv and naval defenders is published by 6. i. Lppin-
colt L Co. The comforts Of a valuable and a'trac-
tive character and the proceeds devoted to the ben
ei; OF the invalid soldiers and their families.
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LYRA ANGLICANA; OR, a llTNSAL OF SACRED Porsrr
SgIycrFp YRon THE BKsT ENGLISH WRITER ~ ~.
Rev GEoKGE Z. RIDER, MA l2mo. Pr. 2js d. apple
ton Go.
The poems in this attractive volume are 81
ranged after the order OF the Apostles Creed and con
seqnently embrace the most prominent points OF
Christian doctrine They arc, however, le5s dogmatic
than devotional in their character and or tDe most part
possess high degree of poeical merit Tho compiler
has made wide diversion from the beaten paths OF re-
igious poetry, and has reproduced several striking
prodr ctons from the early periods Of Enslsh literature
well many admirable compositions Of recent darc
which have not become hackneyed by perpetual Tcpe'
t.iiOn.
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CTPcg OF RgY CLOTHING AID EouiPAGE,
TWELFTH AID OfHAHD- SIS,
GHlLADRLPHIA Auy. 20, 1901.


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Machine a. cad fSfef as f,o 10, -rlr pie ql.fel
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Wax Upper cafhcr hr quality, tanned ZION daughter
hides vol finished sui stuffed 10 weigh no, lees ta seven
ounc,s 10 TIE sgrrre oo'.
soe leather euai,ty oak tanned from bncuos AyTes
or Is Plaza ils 20 lee. than O, pound, Ier side.
Boil sole nd We uVQer Lca,her 10 De- subject % spec
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b. c0Hsc r..
ElaHk orp-opos "a. onbflcne the tcuus o. ,ic guar.
su.te rr, !g cali b!d crI r. 'f OIL arpl i'.on 81 TN
Office anl hone oilers vtc do not rrnnrs,e tie guarantee
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ar.iele plop0.cd " De oeiit r'. o.. .
Pro -. mus be indlrs, propossls Tor Army snppie,
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neat volume of Selections from the Writings
Of FcpSIou with Memoir Of his life by L. g. Has
sAgp. and IN Introduction by Rev. THOMAS S Preston
is issued b. 7. O'Shee The contents Of tho volume
nearly the same If not entirely identical with the
selections translated by Mrs Foen several years since
ana Published in Boston, although no aluSon TO that
work IS made in the prcscn, edition.
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furniture

LLK!NDS Of FURNITURE. MATTRESS.
"A IS BEDDING, LOOklNo-GLAS sE.S. &C. cheapest
n 10 W SNEDENs, No 2hJ Howcry between stanton and
ioaf!e.s GAIA ali monry Goods aIf1hIed snd De
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DEDhOOM ENAMELED FURNITURE o..
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Chamber Slcs, plan and ornamental. Of H. D. tAitRlNo
TONS. 5Jb LaDslst. opposite Wooster Esiablrd l"J'
E,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The best assortment OF ENAMELED FURNITURE, IN
colOT and styles Walnut end Crnn', fain cii WIN
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and Pnilia.ses. WARltEN WARD, No. 2!I Canal St.
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A selection Of Sacrsd Poetry from the works
of Charles " esicy has been made by Lay Mem
be- Of the Protestant Episcopal Church and Published
by D. Appleton & Co. Thertendcr sweetness and mar
roWy JUNCTION have always made them fayoriies with
the lovers of devotional poetry and they will receive
wide welcome i'll their now aud beautiful diess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03

The Amy Surgeons Mammal, BY WILLIAM
GRACE published by Balitre BroiheIs isn convenent
book Of reference for the of medical officers, cadets
chapains aud hospital stewards containing the regula-
tons OF the Medical Department, oil general orders
from the War Department, and circulars from the Sur
geon. Generals Office from January !. ls6 to july /.
1904
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CuiFF CUAn1 anv AsrEa uFYIcE
"a ItI CncISNA1I Nos. n, 1900.
GpFCIAL NOTlCE-SilkLIER IENlN.-
- Tie Iv-rtir.men from this office dated NOVEL t for
SHELTER TENTS IL hereby rnodnri res,ids the width
% thu material which must b. 81 icirs wade "vBl'n5 o.
10 'ae linear yard instead Of 29i inches.
riiic iYoHaod that TIE ehcators feGts, the
~trr1 90 BE- fh.fou.hly wcltcd uud sh before ot'ns
uIsi' up. m .,
fnTenre yin Be- given Cotton Duck, and no Ten'' wiz
he received uIoni weighing les. ihln Or a. e belr
ard. wa w, We. na.h III, 81,
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DRPARrnAsr OF FIsAScE.
BcRKAU OF THE RECEIVER OF TATEs,
No II I,ha..hsr.h

ITO TAY-PAYERS.--Not is hereby given
tina, additional per will b. added the 18th
ins all Taxes unpaid that day On the i OF January
following nteres. the rate of twelve Per cent will
to be calculated from the 10th day OF October 1854 10 the date
Of payment JOHN MURPHY Receiver
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HYMNS or THE ACES. Third Series Emo. rp 32i.
: Boston; Ticknor Fields.
The compiers Of this rare collection of religions
poetry cvince the same excellent taste aud familiar
knowledge Of the sources of sacred song" which
have given such a worthy fame to their precious
labor, in this kind. The volume now issued forms
rich and substantial addition to the treasures OF
household poetry, ard viii find an eager welcome in
the most cultivated family circles. It's contents
have been drawn from the productions of the trues
poets in different ages, extending over range a.
wide a. the interval between Martin Luther ard
John g. Whittier. Ii pursuing theirreseerches, tho
editors confess that they have been embarrassed by
the perennial wealth of material, which has sprung
up before them on every side, and that they have
been unable to Ind room for half the good things
which they have preserved in manuscript The
present volume differs from the previous ones oflhe
series il the larger space accorded to hymns In
Time Of War;" and " For Old Age Several well
Known favoritc pieces from Watts, Wesley, and
Copper have been admitted which 1t had hitherto
been thought advisable to reject on account OF
Their commences in church collections, end free
use has been made of the pious ehusions OF Mad
amc GrvOn, although their view OF mystical ana
almost amatory tenderness does not greatly com
mend them to the sympathy of mostof the readers
into whose hands the volume is likely TO fall Better
materials have been found in the modern versions
OF Tie Grand old Latin hymns, to which both the
language and sentiment Of devotional poetry has
been largely indebted in almos, every Christian
communion The fictitious poem " am old and
blind" which passed current few years since as
written By Milton is ascrbed to bin without note
OF is want of gcnuineness-an inadycrence into
The Ike of which the accomplished editors are sell
dom BETRAYED. Their acknowledged merits, how
ever. in the branch which they have made such an
attractive specially win not fail of cordial appre-
ciaon from any trivial proof that they are human
and not Infable.
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lection. have been taken the names Of Henry Clay.
William II. Seward. Charles Sumner Daniel s. Dickin-
son. Henry Ward Beecher. figure prominently while
some touches ofrebcl crntory are given in the illusions
Of Jefferson Davis vallandigham, ard Others Of the
same sinister school. published by 4. S. Barnes &
Burr)
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II. c. HODGES.
CAPTAIN and A. q. NJ. u. ). A
CnrEf QuARrKnaAsrERs OFFICE.
No i1l Cincinnati. o., November. n, 1864
DROPOSALS are invited BY the UNDERSIGNED

CHIEF QUARItHHA5TfI \
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PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
4 untu WEDNESDAY. December :. iSDi. at IL o e.osk
H. f0r furnishing I'M, Department iOy cOntrlctl will
fNFANTRY TROWsfRs--S Is. Kerey. Army STANDARD
SHELTER TENTS o. "a inch Ducs weighing oL. TO
the Lucll ylrd-Arfy Standard. .
T. h- rfde n with specih ~ ons adopted by
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Il THE Office.
Also ior the immediate delivery of
PETROLEUM OR WATERPROOF PAPER,
Of Which biiirrs vii f1rnish samples
Sampes 4 the standard rcrs may b, seen al the Oce Of
Clothing and Equlfarr ia this city. 1870 A..
To he delivered OF charge at The nted STATES uspec
ton Warehouse tins city good package win ne
nte OF ,'e pv furnishing te li snd quantity Of goods
distinctly marked I'D article and package. . al,
raftcf ocus goods must distinctly ttse IA their DId
tie quantity they propose 20 furnish, the price, and time o.
hlirrry. :,
SAMPLES when submitted must b. marked sna numbered
10 rpond i the proposal and he parties thereto must
guarantee TINT tLe goods .hs be IL every Pcot eaai !"
Amy Standard o,h~g, the proposal will not be- considered
suzrGntce sined b. two rclpoug5e psf0ns, must q,
CON qanv each hi g1srcrcenr that the bidder viii supply
'hr article ~ srlcl 60 him nader his proporaL - .
oek noon Il this office snd bidder. requested to be
fvsri, viii BE- risic on Thursisy December 3, 1854
Toft- viii b. required thai the contract wal DO iaihny
lnhil@d
T.l--rrnns rei-.inr % Proposals will not BE- noticed.
y,rk form. of rtops..i, oO's.,,s and Bonds be 80
tafned ~ tfi' dice
IN. ,ish, 10 reee, sny bid deemed unreasonable ia re-
srft-d. -.
nIoe envelope Proposal for hee in'cri the name Of tie
49,. oteredl o. and address Col WM. W. NCkiN,
Chlel OusftcrnussteT. Cincinnati Dcpot.
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Coruora!ion Notice.
DROPOsALS for S50O,O0O VOLUNTEER
Il SOLDIERS, FAMILY AID lIND BONDS no. IL

DROPOSALS for SJDu,O'W NOLUNlIEh
4 SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS No. IL
ed rf1po.ai. vii BE- received al The Comptroller Office
until WEDNESDAY. the 2ls. day OF D~ccmbef 1904 a. 2
ooo.k o. H. when the Will publcy opened ioE the
purchase Of the whoe any p, oil the .n Of Ave lmnd d
thousand Dollar. OF the Volunteer hodirp fnmiy Aid
Fuud Foads No H. authorized b. oEd toe Cor
yrsou passed Nov ~ 1865 sud act Of tine b~sll'urc Of
Inc state 81 New York. passed March q. 1861
% aid Bond. viii interest al the rse ~ viz per cent
No. hprun nav bic Annually tine frs d1s ay srd
oyenber In each year and tho principal vi" be redeemed
nov. !. 1878.
Tie proposal. will state the amount Of bond, desired rud
,o r r-r one hundred do.lsrs thereof and hr froal
proposals accepted, VIII ttelcrron be required 20
deposit with the Chamberlain o. IN" Cry 90 the Brosnwny
,i.ibl the sum. awarded 20 them re'pectiyey
On ureseniirr the Comptroller me Irrc p ~ N" C'n
b for deposits the parties viii b. Untitled 10 '"rvr
,ud for equal OF the par vsne thereof hcsfis n
To- est rom the dses pf payment
E.cb shoud Ne sealed nn1 Endorsed PforI ~
c,+ 1ntssr Soldiers. Family Aid Fund Bond- No ~ B" end
pros-d In q envelope ,ddresaed 70 the Compoi'i
The r-f IL reserved reject an o. all of The bid The
intrfosts Of the corporation require ~
Mkr1TfEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City OF New lork. Department OF finance IomP'o nj
Ono. Nov. ~ 1884.
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Gorsss, Carriages, Sc.

CAVALRY BuRxAu Oryior OF ASSISTANT oyARrEnaAsrgR,
~Av.1TTSvl' 'HrnRSES WANTED.-I will
J nnrrb,.. In OPEN MARKET all the Cavalry Horses
,h, nav he nrcssuted and pass inspection at the Government
Stables corner 10th and hSt IN THIS CITY until iarhef
Psym.u. will ,. made t1 checks payable IN certificates Of
ps an. btndrsd and sixty five (65) dollaYs each
"' OEO. 4. BROWNING. Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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NOR sALE-The Sloop JAMES COATES,
now lying at the foot of SI'eenth a., N. r. Tannise
izo tua. " eo9a order. Apply 10 Tive Owner on board
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Tie Patriotic Speaker by ROBERT X. RAY
soSD consists of specimens Of modern eoquence poet
cal extracts adapted for recitation and dramatic pieces
for exhibition, relating for the most part, 10 the great
Interests OF the time instead Of seeking materials in the
relics OF the past. Among the writers from whom sc.
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Coparinrrship Notices.

4 United PARTNERSHlP.-The under
signed have formed limited paTtnerhip pursuant 70
TIE provisions 81 Title Chap. Part of the Revised
Statute. of the OF New oIk and %! the Acts oil the Leg
i.lature of the said State amends'ory Thereof.
Tina, the name under which such partnership 10
b. conducted. is SHETHAR NICHOLS and The place Of
busn..s the City Of New-yo'k
That the general nsate of the business INTENDED to be
transacted the b1ying and selling wholesale aud on com
n sion of merchandise Hats aud F1rs the manufacture OF
Hats and the importation Of fateras for the same.
That the names " all the general and special partners in
te-.ed therein aud their respective places oil residence are
~ follows =, g, nm
SAMUEL SHrTHAR Of tie City Of New York, I'D
WARD A NICHOLS Of the City Of Brooklyn. EDWIN w.
RYFRsON Of the City OF NewYor and 81 DNEi H.
SMITH OF the City Of brooklyn the Genera Partner.
and JOHN r. NARING Of the village ot fonkcrs west
chester ouny State OF New York Is the special Partner
Ths the Of capital which said speca partner mas
contributed the stock Of the said partnership Is
on. hund I'd thousand dollars. 81,
And that the said partnership Is TO commence on The nr
dy Of December 1885, and to Terminate oil the hilich DAY
oil November. 1850. -.
Dated Newly DIRK. Goth November, 1864.
SAMUEL SIiETHAR.
FDWARD a. NICHOLS. lo.r.r,, p,,,,sr,.
EDWIN W. RyEKSON,
SYDNEY III. SMITH.
JOHN n. WARING Special Partner.
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tempting variety OF ornamental books for
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03

Lie Lessons is series of practical religious
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