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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-09

NEW YORK. April s.
The Richmond papers of the 18th ult re-
port Gov. Vance, of n. c., addressing North
Carolina brigades in Lees army.
The Examiner is indignant because two
regiments recruited by John Morgan have
been taken from him and given 10 Gen. Dings-
by, pet of JEFF Davis, leaving Morgan with
only 5000 men.
A letter from Mobile reports eight Federal
vessels still lying OFF Fort Powell and ten of
Fort Morgan.
There is no important news in the papers.
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SEIZURE. = Deputy Marshals Wentworth
and Merrill yesterday afternoon visited the
premises Of John Sullivan in the "Bite," and
seized small quantity of intoxicating liquors.
Mrs. Sullivan resented the seizure and became
rather pugnacious; but she was soon cooled
down and the officers proceeded with their
hnsinaee
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FORTRESS MONROE, April 7.
Two steamers, the New York and the Ex-
press, left to-day under flag OF truce for City
Point, TO bring down all the Federal officers
and soldiers now prisoners of war at Rich
mond, about thousand in number.
The underwriters boat Atlantic attempted
to visit Cape Henry to-day to look after the
wrecks, but the weather was so rough that the
boat returned.
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sB-Tickets for sale to hear Capt. Hussey,
late from Libby Prison, at Crossman & Co.,
10 Middle ST., and at almost any of the book
stores and principal hotels. Lecture takes
place Monday evening, April i1th, at Me-
chanic's Hall.
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New YORK, April S.
The prize steamer Cumberland was sold at
auction to-day for $780, 900.
Mrs. Quarles, who concealed for nine days
Col. Streight and Capt. Porter, on their escape
from Libby Prison, has arrived at the New
England Rooms, a refugee from Richmond.
Three small children accompanied her They
were sent outside the rebel lines. Her hus-
bandhas enlisted in the 18th n. Y. cavalry.
The family is quite destitute.
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SILVER PLATING.-Mr. NJ. Pearson, at No.
23s Congress street, opposite the city building,
continues the business of plating all kinds OF
metallic ware in the best manner. We have
seen specimens of his work, which have an
artistic and beautiful finish. lie also repairs
and reiinishes old silver ware. Call at his
shop and he will show you specimens of his
work. See his advertisement
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Morements of The Rebel Gen. Forrest.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.
The Bulletin has the following dispatch -
Cincinnati, March Notwithstanding the
rebel Gen. Bulord's assurance that he intends
10 remain in Western Kentucky, it is reported
mat Forrest is maneuvring to get out of the
state by dividing his forces into small detach-
ments and slipping them off by byways.
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RoBISsoN's RIDING AcADEMY.-The sea-
son is now approaching when ladies delight
in equestrian exercise. In order TO accomplish
themselves on horseback, they cannot do bet
ter than take a few lessons at the riding AGA
deny OF Nj. lnee.inson, on South street. He
can furnish good horses and give instructions
both in the management of the horse and as
to the most graceful way of riding
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EianncinI.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April s.
The receipts at the Custom House to-day
amounted to $4,000, OF which $4,000 were
in gold certificates
The subscriptions to the 1910 loan at the
LIST National Bank to-day amounted to S2lS,-
600.
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-Dw NJ. PArrEN. AUcrIoNEKR, u En- change St
House and Land nj Auettou

monasy' prsi nth, at half past ~ on the
one and hall stored wooden dwelling. with brjck
Dasemeot, house very convenent, 10 finished ron,ns
"a Ihe ear OF the lot Is a two sturi d Luidnr
that can be finished for dwelling at small cost
n, Lot contains six thousand and twenty five feet
rIenty Oh excellent water on the premises FOR
particulars call on the Aucfionesr aprE dtd
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CORRECTION. The beautiful engraving of
Gen. Grant is by J. c. Buttre, N. Y, and is
for sale in this city by J. Russell, and at the
Picture stores. Price 81 90.
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We would call the attention of all in
terested. to the auction sale of J. Stevens &
Co, on Monday next at 10 o'clock, head of
Union Wharf. L. Nj. Patten, Auctioneer
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Partial Destruction Of Cape Lookout Lioht-
house.
FORTRESS MONROE. April

The steamer S. K. Spaulding, Just arrived
from Newbern, reports that Cape Lookout
lighthouse was partially destroyed by the reb-
els, and there will probably be no light there
for week
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Governor Hubbard. of Hal
lowell, arrived in the cars last evening from
Boston, and is stopping at the United States.
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AUCTION SALES.

Z. NJ. PATTES, AUcTl0NEER, 12 Excban.. 9,
Heading aud Fox Shocks at Auction.
nN Saturday, April sth al 3P. NJ. ON Hoh.o,,.
" Wharf 'osohs
1000 pairs Heading, mostly HardPine.
2D0D Box Shocks
Damaged by the ate Dire on said wharf apre dtd
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10 The sale of lO.40 government bonds.
by the First National Bank of Portland, for
the present week, amounts to over $4,000
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Attention is called to the advertisement
of VIM, A. Pearce, who is engaged in the
plumbing business.
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Gardening,

f1NHE Gentry of this City and vicinity, who NAV
Il wish to have their private gardens taken care
OF during the season, Graperies. Grating and
Fruit trees attended TO, will be omodafed by APP
plying to ALBERT DfRwANaER, corner of North
aud Montreal SITS, or drop note ut Box 1885, Post
oIhee' april eodtf
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Opening OF me Penobscot Rirer.

BANGOR, April s.
The ice left the Penobscot tonight and the
river is now open to navigation.
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LADIES
YaIunbIe Farm For salc.

THE subscriber 4 ffers for sale,
A,N-N the farm now occupied by him in
MssaS>s-ln Gorham. containing about 1850 acres
,stsey4H Of COED land. WITH Convenient
modious and well built barn and outbuildings, ell
in good repair. said farm i on the road n ON
Sacearappa 10 Gorham former, about eight miles
irom Portland, two from Saeearappa and one nom
Gorham. IL hiss a valuable weod lot containing
about forty acres, IL W. wates ed and ia altogeth-
or one Of the best farms in q orl am.
Apply TO HON. roPPAN Robe. Gorham. II. II.
Dow, Portland, orto John johnson, ON thepremiies.
aot5d4ws
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ENTERTAINMENTS

The managers intend to make this the Ball OF the
season ana the public may lest assured that ali the
objectionable viii be excluded from the Hall, as a
large number of Ladies and Gentlemen will be pres
emit from other towns and Cities
ne managers propose to present the Belle of the
ban with splendid PHoToG sAPH ALBUM valued
at 81 and II IS hoped thatthe Belle of our city will
DC on hand and not allow this prize to be borne
away by any OF our neig lib bring Beau,ies
The Camp Berry Brass Band will be in attendance
ana play Promenade u, Fancy Dance Music
= Committee Of 1rrangemenfs-J. H. Bafberiok W.
thy. w. Il. Stinson; A. ID Hail lewiston: Good.
ridge, Sac 'arappa; E Harding Gorbam; j. Coombs
Yarmouth; X u Poole. Buxton r. Lane Saco; A.
NJ haines brunswick: T. z. Beal q. A. Hanscn
Dancing Musi, by Chambers Quadrille Band.
Pfof A. j. Locke. Prompter Dancing to Commence
az 81 O CLOCK ~ TICKETS 81 90. admitting Gentle
man and Ladies, to be had of the Committee of Ar
rangemeuts and at the door. No Gallery Tickets
sold. Clothing checked free of expense ap3fd
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. IN CIapp's Block,
CORNER OFCONGRKSs AND Elm STREET.

=
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity. that he has permanent
ly located in this city During the eleven months
that We have been in town We have cured some OF
the worst forms of disease in persons who have tried
other forms of treatment ia vain, and curing ra-
tents in short time that the question IL often
asked. do they stay curedy To this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time for nothing.
DIR, ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years. and il also regular graduated physician
Electricity s perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
In the head, neck extremities; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula, hip
diseases, white swellings spinal diseases. curvature
palsy paralysis. 81. yitas Dance deaiH03s stam-
nering or hesitsney OF speech dyspepsia, indiges-
every that can be presented; asthma, bronehi-
tis, structures OF the chest and all forms Of female
complaints.
by ELECTRICITY
The Rheumatic the goriy the lame and the lazy
leap with JOY and move with the agility and elastic
ty Of youth; the heated brain is eooled the frost
bitten limbs restored, the Incouth deformifiee 70.
moved; faintness converted 10 yigor, weakness 70
strength the blind made to the deaf to hear and
youth obiterated; the accidents Of mature lite
prevented; the calamties Of old age obviated, and
ar active circulation maintained.
AIDES
Who have cold hands and feet; weakma ost chs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indigts-
tion and constipation OF the bowels pain in the sds
and back; leucorrh9a, Tor whites; hlling Of the
wonb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train diseases will find in Electric
ity means Of cure. For painful menstruation,
too prouse menstruafion and all of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity certain
specific and will In short time, restore the sufferer
to the vigor of health.
ES-We hare ans Electro CheaicaI apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison from the system, such a.
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, sc. hundreds Who
troubled with stiff joints weak backs and vari-
Gus other difficulties, the direct cause of which, In
nine out OF ten s the effect poisonous drugs
be restored to tural strength and vigor By the
use OF from Eve to eight Baths.
ontce hours from O'Clock n. TO P.N.;li
6; and 7 TO T.. NJ.
Consultation FREQ. ly14 isedt
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NOTICE.

ME. the undersigned Blaeksmiths and Horse
w Shoers OF portland, do agree to adopt aud
hold ourselves bound by the following prices for our
work:
For new shoes per set, $500
For toeing and settiog per set 100
For sharpening per set, 100
Resettng per sot, "a
Bar Shoes per pair. com, | SO
Heavy SHOES per pair, upwards
SNOWFALL per par, 400
BENZ. STEVENS, No e07 Congress Street
STAPLES & STAN FOOD, l7s Commercial st
DAVID YOUNG, No. 2i1 Commercial Street
COBB MOVES. No. l9 Commercial Street
J. q. HARMON, No. 100 Fore Street.
JOHN COLLINS, No. 81 Fore Street
JAMES l.. SEARS. No. 263 Com mercial Street
j. I. g. +. MCINTYRE. Preb street.
II. KEMP, No. 20 Prebie Street
ii. RlCHARDS0N, No. 20 Federal Street
sUMNER LIBBY, cor Green Port and Streets
WIN HATCH, Portland Street. acs d9ts
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M. L. "A.


Annual M q q ing.
fINHE member of the Mercantile Library Assoeia-
Il thon are hereby notified that the annual meet
Ing for tho election Of officers for The ensuing year
aud ne Transaction of any ether business whch msy
legally come before them will De heiu AZ then
ROOF TUESDAY April 18th 1884, at II O'Clock p. NJ.
AZ Polls oIen At O'Clock precisely.
Per order.
apr6 I'd GEO H. sMARDON. Rec See'y.
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Y. Arnold 4 Go.

MI Af be found at Nash l. Co.'S, corner of Caseo
uA and Congress Strs cts. for the present. d3ts
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ESTABLISHED 1859.

fTyHOs. GARRISON & SONS, Commission
/ M srchants for the purchase OF Flour. Grain
Provfs ions. Seeds, Sc, so. Milwaukee. Wis.
APP il 6, 1864. lot
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Established 1859.

THO'S. CLARKS0N Il SONS.
Commission Merchants for the purchase of Flour.
urain, Provisions, Seeds, SC. SC
milwaukee,, Wis April 6 1874. lot
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!. N. PATTEN. AUCTIoNEER. II Exehanss 81
Schooner an Auetior

[ MONDAY, April 18th, at3P NJ at the heed
soia Oh u, Union Wharf, where she new lies. will be
Rs ach Hos e,n999ner iiambofd. Y tons. Also one
ap6-dtd ~ Ana oafs'
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BAILEY AND MOVES,
Hoop Skirtsl Hoop Skirtsl
French, German & American COrsets,
EW STORE
JUST OPENED, AT
l54 Middle. corner CT Cross Street,

ME would inform the Ladies of Portland ard
w vicinity that we have the largest and best as-
sortment offered In this cit. We do not intend
to get up any competition with our neighbors but
being connected with of the largest mapufac
turtles IN the c-untry we feel fully assured should
obtaining anything in cur line we can suit them
both in sly lie and price. TIey viii also find reti,a
apartments so much desired In fitting this elss a.
goods. ap7d&w2ws L. B. TOILETTE.
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srsIssRIr ArAt4srA Capt pnkhs sailed yesisrcsy for
London.
arRAnsnir cAsporIA, Capt Craig sailed yestsrdAy for
olssGow.
Southampton and Bremen
srxAssnrr wrsrwrsr Cap, Glover sailed Yesterday for
Liverpool.
srsAssnry MAMMA csrt Mssicu, sailed yesterday for
Port Prince
nit At Bsrnesst, 9TH the Grew IN munous state they
having threatened 70 h the cartsin She supplied with
provisions BIZ the schr John Price a. fhads phis
snIc ssAni--o.gt Iorrsy Of the brig Small states
that the rrr0rt that The ana the schr
Bound Brook IL without foundation. Tho Bound Brook
was roo into about O'Clock I'M OF Point Judith and lhe
Small about 10 o'clock. of Block leland.
scnp CtsQr Phipnsy from New York for Boston before
rHpcred sunk hss bssn raised aud skss V New Haven
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ARMSTRONG. On Friday, July 70, Naky c., vito ol
Frederic n Armstrong, aged 20 ysars.
Invited tn attend the funeral thls (uuday) afternoon
too O'Clock, from No 30 sonth tIst stfsss, Williams
burg.
.oxsr.--op Fridsy morning.. Juy %. stsr short snd
painful s.ness, EasIrrTu VAN ORDsx, widow cs Jacob
AokeE, W the Sbth yesr % her ace
The friends aid relatives 81 The family are respectfully
invited 20 ssad The funeral seryccs tbs Sunday after
noon, a. tbrer clock At the re1deIcs n her daughter
Mrs I. Gregory. 100 Third Avenue Tho renaing viii
he taken 70 Nysc1 for ntermeut fost esvss foot OF
1hr,e'b street North river Al ut o'clock Monday
morning.
Arms in prnosiyn on Friday. july 20 OF oopsump.
tcn, cnAHLrs ArEI, edes 500 Of Chsfles Arms the
26tb year Il bis aEo.
the reasvoa friends q n. family are respectfully
invited 70 attend tue uheta tins Sunday Afternoon A
thras osocx, from lie residence Of ais gather 40 Sands
street.
Burrn--op Saturday, Jpy 20. .rsr .hor, Illness
MtHsnL BuREy, aged % sears
His friends are invited aWaol tho gsnsrsl from his
late rcsfence, No 22i esye'h avebGs a. two O'Clock
Conmef tIreisndi ,@P.rs please copy
Fuocs I'm ihurfdv syenpe yul, ~. Skgy o., wife
OF Charles A. Brpss, 10 The ols' year " her age
The relatives and fr,eDLk Ut 10, family are nrctruIiv
Invited " attend The funeral from hes late yssdencs II
Jane street, this Sunday afternoon, Al two eeIacx
Xbsr, roger, f 10 "%l.g Juy -, LroA, VIE q
Tue relatives and freuds o. the family e-e respectfully
invited 70 sneno The funeral, Monday rnne, ~
nan pest nine ocinsx from the Reformed Dutch cbach
IN King street, without further nstloe.
BAnow.-A Washington, n. G, on Wednesday, July
2If OF gastric fever AsArsiA WHARTON Gnrr1r vile az
Brssdier General frencis Barlow Unted states voun
tsers.
EaApr-on Saturday, July 81, or eopswnpion. Ay,,rrp
500 OF William . and Maria Brady aged 10 years
lbs friends sod relatives Of The family are respectfully
Invited 10 attend tbe funeral, Mondsy evening sg
slght O'Clock, from ths residence OF his unreuta spa
0 reenwich street. His romans siIl be- tsken 10 Oar
BIN Cemetery for intar--ent on tuesday morning
h'n1HaI-AS DIS tssiaspco. In ksrsanaz. Porto Rice,
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az, .iissnsos. :. - s'ssoss.
S.arcs osl i.'ssS 1.s.sAss.sv soa..y, ss,sr So
were nnses = me- Gays, WHasAn JoD PzLs v ~ asa
Tss ..d fyssAs q the fsniy are rsspsosfuy
invited VI astsad hs rsnsra IRON The Methodist kpsoo.
- sAreA e Oy siaaA, ~ tsssAay) sisssss0s' .
Pnsn-n Brooklyn, % Saturday, July @ MAE!
yAsu widow q Jess Palmer, sd eldest daughter o.
Charles and Mary A. ROuz''o aged - years. '0uf m'nAs
Ths rsa,ivss and friends Il the family ar. rsspsc.cly
as'iss e: half s,
PrnA-On Saturday,. July 80 GusrAyrs cosovI r.
youngest child Of Samuel and Josephine Petes 'ns
ne rsasivss and friends Of the family respsc.foy
rents $40 Lexington avenue, on Monday aissrnoon'
osvsd Juns 3 Al the ,.ts q Coai aarbor va Capain
6rxpHE REYNOLDS, Assistant Adm, ant AGED 20
the msmssrs 2. class o. sss mo .,S., Pis
Reynolds isvted attend the funeral from ZION
church, corner Of Madison avenue and Thirty eighth
street, on Tuesday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
SHAsrucx.-M Baton Rouge La. on Wednesday, July
| O. Captain CALvm NJ. saAnucx. Eighty eighth United
ThItieth Msssscnuss.,s Volunteers a Cd e years.
eHHoEDsa-Ou Saturday. July 80. at nve O'Clock ~
daughter o. william Fischermsnn, aged 20 yeara
the friends and relatives o. hs family are invited 70
ins on Monday sfsernoon Al two o'eiock.
/ suLlvAH-Oo Saturday. July 3d. Captain MoRrsEH
SULLIVAN, aged 20 years, native OF Ksnmare county
i Kerry, Ireland.
| Notice Of fune u In - morrows paper.
sRurn On Friday evening, July 70. HERHAss Lours,
the BELOVED Il Henry and Margaret Schultz, aged
year, months and 10 days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of h
parents No. lel Washington street, this Sunday after
| noon, at two o'clock
| THoMpsoN -On. saturday, July 90 Of dropsy Of tn
| brain Wnl0UcHsy THOMPSON, only son Of j. Thompson
| and Carrie q. Young AGED months aud IL days.
Tho relatives and friends arc invited TO attend TN
funeral from the residence Of bis parents o1 East Thirty
afh street, Monday Gsrnoon at three o'clock, with
| out further invitation
WrrscHsr --suddsnly, on Friday, July 20, Mrs. ANN
wnsonn, widow Of Henry wi.schief, aged 81 years.
| months and ~ days.
The friends aud relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend the fupera from 81 Matthew's church
Walker street, Roadway, on Monday afternoon,
| two o'clock.
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Mr.CELY.AyE,,us.

GRhY'a PATENT NODDED PAPER COLLARS Arm
~ ne only ones shaped 70 ~ the neck With perfocs
ma collar made hsrins the psten ed psoe Tor the
and free from those puoksrs which all ether irndowa
sosrs 20 chsfs ard irrste the rock: hvsry Collar 10
stamped GrAys Patent Nodded Coliarv Bold nv resW
dclcIs IN men furrishrg goods Tho trade supplied bv
How 70 LIVE ,CHkP.-IN ,OtukR TO EFFECT A
Teas Cocee Flour, Wires anil yhng else you des,rM
from THOMAS AGNEW, Grocer and Tea Deaier oor~sS
nj Murray and Greenwich streets ~'' e"'"''
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CopN-BolrAwr --On Friday Jolly 10 BY the Notary,
G. T. Edward Under, GpoRes Corr, of Hanover, Ger.
many, 10 MARr HOLLAND, Of 0srega sists New York
DoDp--BAssrrT --On Thursday, July a. by she Rev ~
D. c. Crawford, Nr. JANIS ~ Dom, 20 EsxA second
daughter OF Fbenerer Basssit, oil Of this city.
ssSTgR--GncUzopr.-0o Friday, July %, BY the Mo-
tsry, r. Tdwsrd Under Jonx sAsrge, 70 AARaARrTnA
GRoasEoPY, both Of Germany.
wBEsIxs--DAvw On Thursday, July n. by the Rev.
'. A. Eaton, Ronysr A. waNulRl Of thA sity 70 PHeHu
DAVE, OF Deerfeld
Utica papers please cory.
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r osT-wHILR BATHING IN JaE East RIVER =
~ siys, watch Fod plated ae.ach.d isver, small slra
the snme 10 ugh Mccormick second Avenue cnrusr ~
fwesv"ightn street, or pawnsd ia any snee lei e al
cen RBwARD-LOsr ON slrUFDAY. july a.
gUv about ty. ococs M. on tie west side Of broad.
way petween Fulton and Bsrrlav streets, Gold Watch
nunung case, ~ ID. Johnson, London, naker No lOpsl
whcrver WI return " 10 the ewcrv store Of Fcrria
corner OF Bghh avenue and Iwentyecond street. will re-
s.ss ss5 nolas rewafd End no cspsns aaksA RAanv
1oksSl VIM please step Y II egersdl
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SHIPPING NE w S.

Aa1AuAe 20 HHw YeR1--som DAH.
mn NlaRs ....,....... Is morn u