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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

Col. Lowell's Cavalry Expedition-Thc
Captures Made by our Force.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Tuesday May 8 1864.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May ., 1864.
y Lieut.. Henry Z. Alvord sends us this word:
"A cavalry expedition. Col. Lowell, I'd Maine COM
handing returned to Vienna yesterday, after spending
four days in London and Fauquiey Counties. No
large force was encountered The several slight Skin
mishes with Moseby's took place. and few were
killed and wounded on each side. We took 81 pris-
one7s mostly Of Mosebys battalion. I brought them
into to-day. Several hundred pounds Of wool were
captured also about 800 pounds Of cotton warp at
mandatory Of cloth for Rebel uniforms.
We also seized 500 yards Of cotton CLOTH 100 yards Of
blanket flannel so yards of fulled CLOTH large GUAM
tity of leather etc. Forty horses were captured and
number Of arms of various kinds We discovered
secret apartment In house Mddleburg. which has
been occupied by Moscby, and there found quantity
of his private papers and personal effects Among the
former is his original appointment Major Of Partisan
Rangers" signed by Seldom, Rebel Secretary OF War;"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04


LONDON, April 24.-Cons0ls, after Official
hours yesterday. closed at 9l3d9lI. Paris Bourse-
Rentes opened az 67.l5.
Mr. Commissioner Gondburn gave judgment In the
case Of Mr.. l. e. Pearson. shipOwner. The Commits
sOners came the conclusion that The bankrupt has
been guilty of rash and hazardous speculation ana
traded on fictitious capital On these grounds he should
suspend the order of discharge for SIX months, with
protection
The rumored amalgamation Of the Union Bank Of
London with the Bank Of Messrs. Nerries x Go. Is
conlradieted.
A Cabinc, Council was held yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Wyndhsm. Of Febrigg Half, was yesterday
adjudicgtcd a bankrupt on bis own petition.
a Gibraltar telegram dated yesterday. states Tint
the Austrian squadron consisting Of five ships had Just
sailed for the German Ocean.
The Ellora with the India mail passed Hurs; at %
p. N. yesterday. .
The Africa, from Boston, aud Hecla, from
lNew.York passed Cape Clear today Politics are IN
important.
fhe reports of the Rebel steamer Florida and The u
S sailing shin St Louis being at Mcdcra on the Sth OF
April are erroneous, being merely another account OF
their former visit.
The Court Of Inquiry into the loss Of the steamer Bo-
heman il concluded. Capt Borands certificate Is sns'
pended for twcvemonhs for want Of sufficient eauon
and not sounding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI
RENEWED EOsoRs 10 HIN ON EVERY HAND
postpopsment of the Danish Conference
rURTHER OF THE FALL OF DUPPEL
rotton Observation-Disclosures Declined.
The ROYAL Mail steamship Scotia, Capt Jud-

The ROYAL Mail steamship Scotia, Capt. Jud-
ms which sailed from Liverpool at 10 o'clock on tho
oorrine Of the o3d and from Queenstown on the even
ug Of the 24h April arrived here on Tuesday morning
The screw steamer America arrived at Southampton
al O'clock on the morning Of the ed ut
The City Of Cork arrived at Queenstown carly on the
morning Of the 22d.
The City Of Manchester passed Cape Clear at a. H.
Oh the Esd.
The North American was off Londonderry on Inc
morning of the sd.
Madeira adyioes Of April 10 say that the KeDei
Florida and the T. S. sloop St. Louis had been az MA,
aeira together The 81. Louis was allowed 10 SAL -
hours in advance Of the Florida
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
Released Union Prisoners = Their Sad
Condition.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, May

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, May o 1864.
The fac of truce steamer New.York arrived
ct the Naval Academy wharf, Annapolis. yesterday
morning from City Point, with "a paroled officers and
364 men. Such the condition Of the latter thas
every man of them admitted to the hospital One
hundred and fifty of them had to be carried from tho
boat on stretchers and cars. Their looks and words
abundantly testify that their miserable condition has
been produced by starvation and many ere undoubtedly
past the reach of medicine nourishment Among the
officers is Col Rose Of the nth Pennsylvania Regiment
who was the chief engineer Of the tunnel by which 70
many Of our officers escaped in February last he having
been recnptured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

The U. S. M.steamer George Cromwell, Capt.
Post commanding from NewOrleansA priI &C. with the
mail, merchandise and passengers to II. B. Cromwell
Co.. arrived at this port last evening. Her sdyicfu
are two days later than those received by previously
rived steamers from that port but they contain no nevs
from the Red River or elsewhere.
April 26. at 4p m. at the S. W. Pass the Cromwell
passed bark Saxonvie in tow. bound up April 80 at
81 H. OFF Carys Foot Light, exchanged signals with
briggs Alice Franklin and Paragon, both bound
North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

FORTRESS MONROE, Tuesday, NJ

FORTRESS MONROE, Tuesday, May ., 1864.
The steamer o. l.. Clarke from Port Royal
has arrived She reports On the lst inst. off Frying
Pan Shoals, spoke gunboat Vicksburg, cruising for
blockade The Vickshurg reported as follows;
Captured the Goth ult the schooner India, loaded
with palm oil and cigars, evidently for Wilmington.
Also chased side.whee steamer on the same day but
lost her that night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

United States will leave Mexico tranquil while the civil
war is unfinished to the eyentGalites which may
arise after the establishment Of the Union, the I'm
peror Maximlian would have been very imprudeh' ad
h. not rcody thought Of them and as he has accepted
the crown We must conclude that he considers hliseh
preparod 10 brave the hostility Of the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
Di,ns,er 10 the British Brig Nellie.

PORTLAND Me- Tnesday Nh! - Ior'f'
The British brig Nellie. Capt. Lewis, from
Turks Island for Portland. with ll,eis bushels OF
salt IN coming into this port through Whitehead fas.
sage ashore on Spindle Ledge, and will probably
be total loss A steamship went TO her assistance
with life boat and took the Captain off the crew hav-
ing left before Wreckers arc emploYed " save as
much 40 possible this tide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
Naval.
LIST OF VESSELS AT THE BROOKLYN MAYNARD.

LIST OF VESSELS AT THE BROOKLYN MAYNARD
The following table has been prepared from
official data and shows the number of vessels Of war
now at the Brooklyn Maynard undergoing repairs
when they arrived and the class TO which they re-
snectiyely belong The Nayy-Yard presents very
sy scene of the frames OF vessels rearing themselves
in eyerv direction and vessels which have seen service
undergoing repairs alterations. &c. 1t may be well to
, at there is no Court Martial Court Of Inquiry
held al the Yard at present will there probably be
arv during the week. The following Is the tables
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
Ernncc,

A letter from IIavre states that the Washing
ton the first Of the great steamers Of $50
built al Crcenock for the General TRANSATLANTIC Com
pany had entered the docks Of that port;
The Paris Temps had received second warning.
The Bourse was heavy on TIE Ia, and Eentes de-
cned closing at 61.25.
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America and the New Empir. OF Mexico

The Paris Temps OF the 2lst saws.
"A singular error committed by the Noajts,r IN &
morning shows that the Official journal can Law no
Claims 70 lniaIibilty IMAM the common run of news.
papers, The Monhsur declares that the mails from
EewYork bring no news which merits attention
"But read in the American dspato hes of me TIM,
that the Chamber OF Representatives at Washington
proposed by Mr. Winter Davis, TO the effect thar the
United States can never recognize or tolerate moa.
archy in Mexico
variation, according which the Congress has Simply
protested against monarchy established with the NJ
sistaDce Of European Power. Whichever NAV be
right. only believe in an inadycrtence II the
AoNenr. Ii cannot have wished 10 suppress news which
Is by means unexpected and the Importance Of which
mnst not moreover be exaggerated. The Chamber Of
Representatives at Washington is not the American
Government. The President is much more Independent
Of Parliament than the Queen az England. The
Icso1ton we are announcing IS not so much on act as
m indication. We may, besides, Nc certain that tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
y Erkcy.

A Paris telegram says that Conference had
been held COnstautinople apropos II the Dana0an
Principaltics. Bulgaria was reported IN arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
Yves, Coast OF Africa.

| The March mails from various places on the
West Coast Of Africa are received but the news is de
yOid OF interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
Austria.

Count Forgacb, the Hungarian Aulic Chan
celor lad resigned at the request of the Minister ITef
ident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
RECRUITING AT THE COUNTY COMMITTEE HEAD
QUARTERS.

Great efforts are being made by MI Blunt 70
completc our quota under the last call for 100000 men
by Ike LIST OF June On the average there are more
sailors enlisted lately than soldiers The bounty is paid
down Immediately to all recruits who have we proper
na,er t show their identity No better time than the
nresent can be had for persons wanting 10 enlist and
those thai are inclined should make up their minds at
~ A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
MilitaPy Affairs.

ARTILLERIsTs FOR THE HARBoR FoRTIFicATroNs.
The 4th Regiment artillery N. Y. N. e.,
Col d. W Teller commanding. will assemble tomor'
row ut the Division Armory, corner Of White and Elm
streets. at a. n and march down to the Battery,
when they viii embark for Fort Richmond, 20 garrison
that place for thirty days. AdjutanGeneral spEaguS
viii probably review the regiment before 1t mustered
into the United States service.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-23
Do. ID. McR p.

HAVING experin,eI It'd with medicine in the treaf-
LII ment ef dseAsrs Tor years, laying aside al preu
ibccs has examined IN the meantime all the variOui
systems and schools aud have selected such
remedies demonstrate TO be safe and efcirnt
rvjceting az mineral poisuns- To acute dis
10 comparatively easy task h Is the curing Of
chronic diseases that requires kDOSledge co1ibiDed
with patience and peTsl ve:ADcn tempered with kind
IL Is In the latter class Ct diseases where physi
Clans mostly make their failures uaving given thi
class Of diseases may special attention, pross %
IrefRred o. treat a chFOhic dsasss with pofireBuc
cess mean all that durable eases, unless ID Be
couditionally, that patients may depend upon ny
declaration. Prozs successfully al chruni
diseases Of the Lungs Liver, Rronchfa Eurzlgn Para
lysis rheumatism and all arrangements Of the nsrV
from thirty 20 sixty days. without the Of the nt6s
much additional pain profess to treat with I'M
paraeied the lothsoue disease known BY the
u Cancer In all its Wtthut the
knife any harsh Treatment 10 patients viii strictly
obey my instructions, will guarantee satisfaction IN
all where di<orgAntzztsoA Of the VsuI orxaE
has taken place. The best Of references en- Be given
iron citErEs Il St. Louis where devoted nv prsc{ce
for the last thrre years havr In my ofce Can.
Tunors weighing from 4 TO Tbs. that have re-
moved with success without the Of the knils Ror
further particulars physicians and others are Invited
to call and examine for themselves.
RI. RfcRAE, OeeuIist asSd Aurfsf,
Giyos special attention disease Of the kye and Ear
In this clint t where the Rye is subject 20 90 niany
diseases viii fatal to lie delicate structure All
personsl ci@d should attend to the earliest symptoms
| avoiding mu Suffering and probable blindness.
4 letters fro distance, Containing stamp Wla
receive prompt attention Address Boa 1921.
\ d. McRAE, ". D., st. Louis, No.
OFFICE No. % NORTH nEIR u.
Between Pine and Chesu. treets one square from the
| Court House, ST. Louis, Mo. sest-- hASly
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for EiOlsiiss d Isi.ne.
~ h SelIiaG EeNIlG Mafhisea.

nrR. JosEPH THORN has been nrruslsd By n, .
s,,f fnl ar violuting fhlnncti6n y ssllI1r 49,
he n,schinss. On q George 0liIord Fsa an
limited states Court against The defsndanf r eIlin~
sewing machines In violation q an nluneiI5h Issued
against him, en- the pacnls cEned b. the Whssler q
Wilson Manufacturing Company. and the Grover 4 H.
ksr Sewing Machine Company. and known e TIE sew
ing machine feed patent. Violating The order of cou
y rstheE serious n.ster fs H rsDdep tie egslftfS
1oTk Tine '-1--A 80
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A-y1..l a. IA ;. i-aIgInkGOO.

Have Won seen Forrest IN MetsmOra, !
Mrs. P.2 asked Bites,. recently, OF the
venerable rel'ct3 ~
.Ssen FSrress in Metamora WHY, u
never WAS in that cry IN my torn Days -
b., have seen forests IN North CARROLL
na.' :. -. ...s.- "a so -. ,s,lg.
thrn Iga.k Ts,ks,in Wslih---g ae-- e.
lie don't Inpan trees. grandmother. ht
means uur. 'E - the great Amerlran Fur
rest gin the J..inI,I lsy,' aud al lke's e1-
IlaoGtun abe old l,dy suIlrgly Tesumto
her Mmk : -. ,5l..
A few Gays after, Ike hurst nPR the
Venerable, WHO was compnsedly pursun <
her peaceful 0eeupai L irnf kHi;tins, -
III. cried I've, that Bill Jandeas dnn't
at. pslyir glabentme, LII plns him behind
,ba fe.t-81 y Jgaa q EasF -rt-rf 11
.Ieasc. said the aged reii,t Lying aside
her stocking, Isaac, svren uf NV house and
heart EllsS' asc, fi,itt Gus expression again.
for sou should remember the wise advert
which says, 30 than AZ pure as snow and
as erased az icr, tbnu sh.it 40; escape cal
sG.uss'frn NKCa
Z n-rcI kHnwcd anything gainrd 10y be-
ihgsih ts.smdcb eta !surry. said Mrs.-Pa
TIN tsu.l J When nIslahd my sdearsPau
was married, he was in such q tTII'idailnI
that lie came near marrying one oi tn
bridesmaids instead of me. by mis'akr.-
He was such a Quser man 7 she continued
why, In Z. ,ine8 the 6re department, ani
one uigtt 10 his furry he put his hunts o.
bind part nG"re aud as he ran along. e'
erybudy behind him got tripPed up. tn
papers was full uI cTuwrer's quests on bra
ken legs ard limits for week afterwards
and she Fehs, aed into1an abstraction CD III
ups aud duNn Of life.
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NOTICE Ia hereby Ei'en 20 att Per'ons concerned
IN that at sale OF laids aud lots for taxes ied
the C,rrt Hnusr Ia Jliet Comfy 0f VIII and SKATE
Of Ilinus. the 18th day Il May. 1862. the under
siyned am the q g h,ldrr IS the Iurcbase crrtheats
by assignment Of the lllowing pieces IL land twit:
5 acres lot 4 sub NJ \ M and w w Sc o
Ioyn "a 10. said County and Ttase. aud that the
tine Of redempt'on will expire In tive years fiom the
dde Il said srle.
Feb. 10. IstA EDWARD KELLY.
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s LoAN,s ofNTMENr.


ROR MIl1nessE Safety, oertninty. Thorouehnsss,
eon's ointme NJ is rapidly snp rcaina All other ONT
menis aud LnimeBts for the curR a. The fuIloufnR
complaints Fresh Wounds Calls e al kinda Onef-
Cd Ileels KiBgbnne Pol-vil NIhdrnlln cans euSTins
Sweeney, Ei.tuias FOuudsred teet- Eand Crncks
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE
Require restoration ofiDsshSibls pespIratou eIaAa.U
Fewer Antaoie, Condition Powder 4 : Certain H|oo6
Purher. never fails 20 l0srn the skIn cIeanSs ts
water spTfte, aod positive cure M coaEhs
ColdA stG Complains. Founder, Dstsmper and eIriss
Of Bots and Worms. may ~ gfFea a any tine an1
under all Circumstances with psrlect aafeay.----
one Package o. the foWders aud b1E a n. 0lnf.
ment will perfectly CURE recent F1andcr n an ON
eight days without leaving the lest eject n ths f,S1,
In Horse DstemPer they VII allsy ths Aver aud pre-.
note healthy tsrmination q The disease. Doe pow
der and part % . boz % oinfmsnl viii Il ar
cases, cure, tho Horn DisteDper IN Gov, two aTSs
sometimes required for an OK
WALTER b. SLOAN, the original dlscoTsrur q thfs
truly valuable medicine st has che cole saparEiSion
Of lie manufncturas bnt ordes 0uld bs ssif ~ hia,
son. Oscar = saan, - sOnih Water etrsst cHi1aCsg
popular and truly great medicines.
Thsy am soid ~ all dnAlsn IN Msdirins. puiar
Wholesale and retail - HaBufactnrsr's pricns ~,
yo,ist by , H. BROWN, AID RstAilsd b. al ths co..
Juno 10. 1850, - asiIr.
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New eoto,,ds.II

T'H4 sahscribsr In ~ 49, 49,
16ER N ,. csd Summer gods q sv,,. stocs
psrshssai1 5Cst Css. ;.ssss tzS
s"ee - =, ~ s5a Of Dry vii INA Ia
n,.,. s,,. hADlEs' DRESS eoopss .sA-s,.:.ssa7
IAia.. Fi.s Ssrss Sai:sss ecss'Es. .s.
hIAbINERY AND HANcv $500
s0ssss, sad TRAININGS. eons,.,i.s :.
c, Fumes Rosetta, artise,.,. geo1s, ekS
hose and Mound gllpeTei Comi. eieses, ekiI6rrSs
,hrs Rs Sshess CsnsTies Brown aud B,.-..
Cotton BsitnE. &. Twee ks1tses S s1sss
u1delsisr,s. s'sc,smsas Of
pins Grape State Plain. M Masin coSn..,
Aensmosr shs b thspucs or 6arr.sSasHo SpHIs
| s-sg----,-. kc.DUNcIr
| 49, u z on chicnrn -t---.
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HOTICE.
ESTATE OF ROBERT STEVENS. DECD.

V)UDI.IC notice IL hereby givrn. that the 3rd
Il Monday Of March next. (I'einK the 2l>t dav 81
said monthly we shall aftrnd before the County Curt
OF W Counfy at the COurt HOUSE iu the city vt Jel
Ct TOR the -etfling and adjusting all claims
against tile estats q karrt Stevens. late II said
county deceased when and where alt cla'uidbts are
nottied and requested to attend aud pre-ent iriF
claims in writing against said for adjustment.
All persons indrbted TO said estate. alsn request
ed 10 ilste pa che undeFa, gRed ifluuf DELAY
NANCY STEVENS. kxceutFix.
LEWIS X. SIT VEINS
TH'tMAS J. STEVENS, Executors
Dated Jan. ~. IA6I nSI.6w
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$40 RcMard.-Strayed.

IRON Joliet on the 18th Of August, a dark hay
- Mare, three years old, shud 6rfOre has = t-w
IN ~ ;Gk nanr tall and iegsa small dnpIe or curl
Any one giving information Ct her whcreul.o,,ta
"''Ne''e 'ue aOoFe reward. A. n CsIOK.
La. s.. -, Ut at Busfs Meat Marke
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
Sc 1 Nc MAeHfAEgk
irsrras5l =. -WTEH-
NEE IhPRoyKMEETs. AT REDUCED RRIcUi

THE Wheslsr : Wilson Nnnuhoturing oo1Pany
HaviRg gained az tieir Suifs a LqP,
propose that tie public ThsI BE- bsnekssd thereby, and
have accordineiy
Redireedfhs Risss q f5eir ssSiag Aaehtaes
Aftsrtbs ss.e tsv uiIi b I'D 81 sates thet WI
pay far proSs = sss eostof nsnustars capital IN
vested, and exaesss Of nakIng 80, 49, 49,. :.
berefofore. eraranlss then ~ ever laft,ell....
MRS. ]. 7. AiLLefAUoH,
{ Nov. y. 'Oo-nsitf Asenb Sollst' n.
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TIE INV Aids HOME.
u. KNAPP, M. ID, "
FOHHnLT Or N, Y. has OPEsED An
i N IaR N RYt.

-, IN CHICAGO. ILL
I'M new system, which embraces the mout ant,rr,v
" methods OF tr-atiBg Diseases in this or An \
Dther country. All Female DI.eases, Lang Dissae,s
SShcers and rheumatism special diseases treated
N TINS instltutob IN the Treatment Of uhich no man
Doctor HE consuhati"ns. for years, have aVerneed
from btefs sih Thousand rear. Ths EDlloUlna dis.
eases Nhic M pronounced fncarabf bv the ntlie.i
Faculty generally. treated with success In h- In
stttntlon All nervous end neuralgic ascftouG dis
eases OF Somen all forms Of ssrofula dyspspsa con.
stlpaiaon akin diseases cancerons and ubercuIons
affections, including pulmonary consumption rheuma
tism, Paralysis, epilepsy, Asthma salt rFeun. remit
tent and intermittent Ters the diseases ofchidren
he has had an extensive practice and wonderful suc-
ressin the treatmentT OF CANCERS, which be cure
Nitnout the knife He trests successfully, on new
method, all the dirssses Of the Eye and EAR.
hemember. the d.--tor does promise 20 cure all
tAken ~ season, ali STAGES not Your may be
enruble THE week. not next-to day. not to-morrov
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasARtly located, spacious and WIN
accommodate several hundred patients. No Gaze win
ee receixeo Ehere there are any doubfs ssurS or
nIrt ne best nnrses only enployes: wno with the
phy SciaA, will make all feal at home that put them
s~lyes uRdeT the care Of his Institution.
TfRMr-hum ten 20 hft-es dollars pea uesh. ii1sarf-
etfy ~ adruhos No atiebt TAKEN Coz lees terri than
one month, ha Eutisned 20 the benefit
they nny rrcsive in Chrs8tc Diseases In les Tina
Many PATIENTS who not able TO 70 the Inhs
mary. IL sucesslliy treated me- which viii
cost from trn - afteen dolaFs per month
. Az u trn-, Inrh stag kttef sfAnpy addressed 20
u kAAps. n ~ Boa %zzS, CHlcago, NJ, viii receive
prompt ntter'iun.
osaEaIfs' 90 Bee Oahos EInurs from a. 4.
OAce ITs nth Clark a.. Clark and Moaroe ets
sePt'1i' 1870 - nlBly
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COLGTR0sz STILL1 AHEAD!

cils s,i holds OFth ing the best o. salts
ecti,,u 'ult tit,I toe. - ~ 4 g.. III
IaaIIicnIar atrcnto" paid to Carries de visite's"
which l seli at ior 81 80.
- - - s. A. Col Inns,
= Il Fine Artfialery, Not7, Jefferson ST, Joliet