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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

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and the following talented artiats =
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Seats secured six days in advance.
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For
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JACK ROBINSON AND HIS MONKEY.
OLYMPIC THEATRE
Lessee and Drectress Mrs. John Wood
The Entertainments on '''''' -
MONDAY EVENING. NAY So
-. ,.,v FOR RI THE FIRST TIME THIS SEASON
The IausAa0e and Assy p sps Comic Play In Three
THE PET OF THE FErrIcoArs,
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who has ''h'''' fk ~ Sf1s SUCCESS
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" cA.5 S SUsis AZ entitled
which . mighty s ssScsia o1.f MrnrH
LAVISH inf Fl af Pg1t
~ VIII 70 uyvxvvc
until further notice.
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w GODS mISsrRE ;. 81 sRoApwAY.
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HoSDs sSSS, ss'f
TIE PAST oo.,d s9s1S sStss -
3 Frank Moran Fox, Boycs, Budworsh and the entire
Doors open ats commence a
CISPEEEELhI4-Eys,y evening Ss,ss
:ys.,ns $3.50 s;sss
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CiEDKRELLA-kvery evening a O'Clock
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C00fAA '4 Tss assS.ssr WONDER OF
MYSTERIOUS APP sIScoSfhRHESsrBLE
Far surprising tho noss brian. Of modern
".s''''n'' %EDsssD1AY EVENING. JusEl.
simmons ant ohsfs q. ming % prednos ne dsmcas.ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

n W. IVES. AUcrloNEER-p W IVES GO
-. will sell at their store, 80 Liberty street, on FRI
day at o'clock. Horses Carr and Harness
superior OF dark sorrel Carriage Horses lo hands
high warranted sound kind and gentle In
harness Horses be by applying 70 the auc-
tioneers at any time previous 70 the sale.
nAvID D. EaAN. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
~ at O'Clock at SO Baxter street, the con tents
the liquor saloon consisting OF Bar and Fixtures Casks
Deoanters, Demijohns Beer Pumps, Tumbers. Wines,
Liquors and Segars.
nxRCUTOR,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
~ &c-DAvID ID. EGAN Auctioneer will sell this day. At
OIs O'Clock 1863 Duane Beda Bedstcads Bureaus
Chairs Tables Carpets Clocks CrocSery. window Shades
Stoves &c BY order OF the Executors OF Luke Murtagh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

uRNRY. H. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.
II HENRY H. LEEDS MINER will sell at auction on
Tuesday, May 81 at IL O'Clock in front Of store, No %
Liberty street fine pair Of dark bav Herses 15H
hands high perecty gentle and kind In all harness. are
reliable and healthy In all respects and sold
only account Of the having further use for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

nurruAwa ruRsrryxR RxPRRss, BUPNHAMe
ID furniture Klpses Enrnbam'. yurnI,urs xIpsssA ~
Fuyuiture s,cssd All kinds furniture boxed and Oh
ned FurHiturs e Families moved N ou % 70 country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

U,HE TAPE WORN
Causes the death thousands whom tho most skilful
PHI scians for dyspepsa and consumption Dr. NOAH
KENDALL fails TO expel tho Tape Worm wonder.
full AZ expelled In ID hours from
lad IA years old another feet from Henry Kingsand
Esl 6Ss High street. Newark NJ another from lady
New York, 50 feet long and many hundreds besides
References will be given At the Doctors Office S Broad
N B-The medicines arc harmless. and, II needed, the
Doctor Carvoyant In the word for medical
puroOsoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

IJRNRY D. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post ollceEsae Of :
spendid collection Of Stauary Carrara marble Figures
and Busts Pedesa Garden Vases Mosaic fnlAid
Tables Asbasev Group and Fgnres &c recsnty received
from ItaIy. MINER sOMERvILLE will sell At auction
Tuesdey, May 81, and Wednesday June at 4 o'clock
each day 81 Nassau street the above
collection in which vii be found twenty-five Figures and
ana other parts or Italy round square Columns and
Pedestals tho about ffy pieces Of alabaser
roups and Figures them entirely new historical
from the best studios Of Ita carved marble and
room OF the Roman Egg ptiaa Forentine, Gothic and
other antique styles varying In s,e from one TO seven feet
IN herh Ta,zas Receivers Groups Of Animals and
many other o. ects Of and the who
form one OF the cole tons StAuAry
offered Il public auction in this city for many The
above will be exhibition Monday May 3D. and Is par.
tcularly worthy Of attention. Goods purcha cd for ship
mens can packed In store b. the mporterA In the
original Italian cases. Ut Q small expense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

TTsR THE AMERICAN
u JAVA COFFEE.
Only Is cents per pound.
reliable and healthy beverage nearly equal 70 the best
imported article. Manufactured by ...
WRIGHT GrLLIES < BROTHER
233 70 237 Washington street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

N r UAzRbr, MISUNDERSTANDING. MAr 81,
H.. Al 10Y O'Clock 2. our ssl.sroom q Liberty s,rss
30 aorted Cutlery-Table and rocket Sus
ery, desirable assortment Silver Plated Mare-ASous
o Spoons Forks Of assorted MANUFACTURE CAS-
tors. Cake Bsske Oups Waters Ice Pitcher Sa' mn u
hemian Qlasswarc vasss-an invo 90 China and Parnn
vasss Clocks0e French Bronze ocssgon and Other
and 36 hour Cotton Liuese0 cotton Clothee
Lnes Togesher With VARSITY Of goods particulars o.
Of ssls whIrrEnoRh , HAznt .s...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

AT B.-wHo HAS ror HRARD or fHB cRLEBRA.
IN. Ted Madame PRnwsrkR, No ~ Sisth avenue, cor.
Twenty seventh street, whore she - consulted
with srcses oouAdsnes Ali Affairs Of hs. She TELLS
and has equal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

+. SMITH, AUCTIoNEBR WILL SELL, THIS
AZ, Al IL o'clock, at No. " stuyvesans p.scS ninth
n,,. and anisb cost 1885, three Parov au,s rose.
"a mahoeany bedroom suia Rockers. Looking
mahogans and MAPLE Chairs, Table,, brussels aud
Garpex and everything that belonas TO first class
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

MO-. FIFTH AvENUE-wILLIAM KENNELLY. AUG
IN toneer will sell the above House and Lot Sailors
Snug Harbor lease Wednesday, June 1854. - u
O'Clock at the Exchange salesroom Broadway, under
the direction OF RICHARD Oi60RMAN, ESQ.,, referee
Sale ostive to the highest bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30
RESTAURANTS.

THE UNDERSIGNED FORMERLY WITH THE LATE
George w BrowneSocs the patronage OF his friends
MICHAEL TAGGART
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

DAwSBRoKRRs sALE-TIirs DAY. By JOHN NOR
TiMBR 10 Es.t Broadway, OF 30 lots O. pledges con.
Dresses; Ave shawls q oaks Under othns Remnants,
a m Ian atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

IIENRY ID MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
III Nassau street. opposite The Post oco-United States
Quaxterma ster's SAD Of condemned Goods MINER
BONNEVILLE win sell 1t auction TuesdA, May 81 AZ
IL O'Clock. at 20 Vesey street. condemned Clothing Wooen
and Rubber Blankets knapsacks, Cante@ns Haverack
" Major General DIX.
TIP. MeELRArH. Assistant Quartermas,er.
T r. HALsEY, AUcrloNEEER,-BY J. 3. HALsEY
HARDWARE rRxps SALES. AT Iv sToT.oS ROOMS,
TUESDAY, MAY 81,
O'Clock, the auction rooms,
M CATALOGUE FOR CAsH-A general assortment
Of foreign ana domestic HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FANCY
fyOODS 40 in 10 country retail trade
Also,
Enamelled Mxsln Kettles
Invoice Bead Planes, hollow ana rounds. 10
Invoice Match Planes and IRON single nnd double.
Catalogues ready early morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

lNILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO.
W Rast Broadway-ses on Tue day, at I0H O'Clock. the
Stock Liquor III Mulberry street.
Grand consisting Of one eighth ks and
casks Of Brandy pipe of Gin St Crox Rum. Of
Burgundy Wine Bourbon and other Whskeys three spen
did Beer Pumps Counters Kegs aud Casks with brass fau
Gets: Armchairs, French Mirror Bagaele Table, Copper
Pump and easures, Clock, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

IT, rorrCE.-oRouKERY GLASS WARE,
ZWn LIAM w. sHIRLHy, Auct onser. on Tues
= SD 10 clock. at 2sl Pearl street. by y. En-
Jv. III large catalogue sale OF White 0ran 70 and
dinner, lea and Toilet Wares Jugs, Pafian. O. c..
Rock, Yellow Ware &c, n lots for g ~ and coun.
ers- Sales free for cash and goods web packed Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

N,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR GOVT AND
i Rhfnmasm.-An sufferers from the above comPl.,ntss
standny advised to bLAIRS
GOVT AND RHKUMATIC PILLS. They can be relied
upon the safe and ee cual remedy ever offered TO
public been universally used In Europe Tor
many years with the gre test success
Prepared BY Prout Har 20 Strand London, Eng
land and sold By their agents, WELLS CO., Franklin
street, New York
address arhomas Prout 20 Strand London 10 DO
impressed uon the stamp amxed 70 mono pus
the genuine medicine.
Price IS and 70 cents per boz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

r,AvNBROKER sALR-J. AGAR, 81 NEW B0wERY.
vii sel IN . day, at II O'Clock, very aree and nne
OF women Wearing Apparel cons st ns Of nue.
nanss sin and SIX rs and other goods TOO 70
and dealers By order John Lynch, rs Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

= EwTs r. WOOD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VII.
II i. South Berssb, n j. at auction Aso three magnh.
cent guiding Plots I'd dining containing about twelve lots
zach. DAVID SCOTT will sell at auction, on Tuesday,
Ma 81 At o'clock r. NJ. on the prem ses the new and
bergen contain paror. dining library and reception
rooms bathroom hot and cold water gas,
every modern convenence for first class occupant
in of churches and schools and one minutes
walk the for Jersey City ferry
ten minutes The property commands hne view (Which
cannot truced OF the bay and harbor Of New YORK
For maps and particulars apply 1t SCOTS Exchange, 81
Montgomery street, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

81 MECHANICS HALL att BRoADwAY
MONDAY. NAY 81, and every mtg n during the week
MONSTER coNoERT THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
BUFFALO BOYS. BLACK CHEMIST.
THREE SrnIK Ere NANCY PAT. MACS EssnHCR
LES MrSERABLBS.
Sayings Bureslues RccsntriotteA -.
PLANTATION FESTIVAL u .. O.
Doors NJ II 3 O'Clock Tickets q a.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08

! Before the election every loyal heart felt
anxious in regard to the decision to be Civ
en- by the Ballot Box The first returns
were like the grey streak shooting up from
| the Eastern horizon after long and dreary
night proclaiming a speedy return Of the
/ genial rays of the sun, to make all Nature
gay and joyous, peaceful, and happy
| We no longer ask ourselves as we pass
! the lonely mound of a sleeping comrade,
Did he die in vain? Will the people
thus decide in the coming election :" No
the question has been answered by loyal
thousands i'll the negative.
We will continue to sing America, zone
| of Doctor Mason's noblest proclomations,
and one that is dear to every American
heart We will do honor to W. B. Bradbury
by singing The Star Spangled Banner, y
and G. F. Root, by singing "The Red,
White and Blue"
A feeling Of confidence prevails univers-
ally in the army since the election of honest
Abraham.
Desertions are becoming frequent since
the news has Observation-Disclosures tyranny
and oppression has been so unanimously
rebuked by the great mass Of the people.
COppcrheads can no longer raise their trait
orous heads, with any hopes of charming
the Nation by their songs of peace, which
means war, dissolution, and blood shed, fol-
lowed by Despotjsm, upon the very soil
our forcfatherS dedicated to Freedom
The effect of the great decision is being
felt deeply by our aristocratic foes. Shcr
man is marching on. Spring will find the
Southern Army demoralized, and diseartcn,
ed. The time is soon coming when a man
that has any conscience left will blush
when asked if he supported the Chicago
platform, if he has been guilty of such
cowardly acts.
The world moves The day of deliver
ancc is not far distant Discord is already
manifest in the Rebel Congress. jeff. & Co,
wants Sambo to fight for the South. The
Southern planter will not submit to that as
he has no confidence in the confcderacy
and if he would, Sambo will not fight
against Glenn in the Union Army as he too
is forceably impressed with Massey Lincum
Friends Of the Union, in Bradford, be of
good cheer The same God that led his
people through the Red Sea, is about to
anchor the great Ship Of State in the port
Of peace.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08
5Cetter9 from the gSruty.
PLEASANT VALLEY. NEAR HARPERs FERRY.
Nov Is. 1864

nr,p WIFE AS we are finally "hrouobt
~, st.,,,d;ro" at tLn disrooun4nd ,a,oT
viii o.ivn Won details of fine last Satur,Iay,s
frht uivina NV individual rvperieuce in if
which will be more interesting, to Won than
General details Of the battle
Nom remember nv last letter was ended
LIrnfIv with . sentence half finished #
,,.., zion tI,o+ tbo orInr sou,,Iod "SaddIn
u.as soon stimulated Lv tbn sound of frin~
alone tbc niclet line. The enemy had at
tackled Il, ON the rioht
We wore drawn mn in reserve near fine
lines where we waited till dark and tbn
enemy withdrew
ltah.ot : n,rIocl- in tIo o,-anino. on,
Iri.,dn rr cayaI,z- Ithn 2nd of tTfc Al
1:T nolrr Cnstarl was sent ont ON = recon-
...,is,.r.,. - f,,J tbn rnrn,-,s romn We
rn,,G if alorr five yoiIcs ont cborord tbci,
uirI,r+s and drove tbn,o with snred rnon
ibn;,. L,stiI,. G,rmrJ Iino nr hattie showin~
the enemy to be in some force This onr
object acc,mpIishcd we returned to camp
with few prisoncrs
Next morning unmistakcablc prepara-
tf.ns were made for battle Our line was
formed and ioined with that Of tie Ist brig
AIDE on our RIGHT reaching to the North
Mountain. The lines united on a higb
ride.c that Law between the BODY of the two
brimadps The enemy advanced upon om
pickct,, Lut with occasional salIies from
both parties, the lines remained substanti-
ally the same till afternoon. The order
was then received f. advance and tbe
whole line moved steadily forward At
this r,n,ncDt i,,,+ Ar+L,,r rT;loe+,,, , Iro,-o
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08
SelefteA S9oGtrg,
WHEN THE Boys COME HOME.


TurrE,s . banpv time coming
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oe -. .7,.,-.,,-7 ,.,.,,
= -
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The dav will seem brighter
E,o,. o,,,. 1,,,,ts will he Iiol,+o,
. yvlo,, +l,.. I,o,,s ,o,,a homo
,vi,,o, o,,d s,reat -baa,+s will ,,rase thor,
l., 41,o;,. .,,,,, md ,,,.ss +l,a,,, .....
Ana ,,,,,, Cod +, rla,. +ba,,
Wbe,, +l,a bovs come homo
The thinned ranks will be proudost
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08
CAMP NEAR PETERSBURG. !
Nov. %, 1864. |

Mr.. EDITOR Thinking our Thanksgiving
rather an interesting affair | seat myself to
pen you few lines to give You little dis
scription of it. We were not called tooetb
cr by the merry ring of the church bell
but by the harsh tones of the war buglc.-
Not in a comfortable church made chccrfuI
by the bright faces OF both sex Of all ages
as III civil life, but behind huge breast
work made to protect us from trcachcrous
foes Round poles for seats, marshaled
warriors for an audience. We were ably
addressed by Chaplain McAdams, Of the
5Ith Penn'a Cavalry, a true patriot and
Christian, We had some things to be thank
ful for that friends at home did not. There
was none among us but that would rejoice
at 4 Union triumph. None but that is
thankful that the Frog that would a wooing
go on the Chicago Platform, instead of be-
ing waited by the smooth waters of peace
into the ocean Of power, has been forced
by the tide Of public indignation up Salt
River and no doubt will do as other frogs
do, plunge into muck and mire, thus hide
himself from the gaze Of those whom he
has disgusted by his coppery croakings-
Methinks see Seymour, Wood, Vallandig-
ham and Piolett standing around his mucky
grave with solemn countenanccs humming
doleful air to the following words:
Hank from the tombs a doleful sound,
Mine ears attend the cry,
Black treason killed poor little Mac.
/ toe must surely die.
But ! am deviating from my subject. The
Thanksgiving closed by singing the long
meter Doxology followed by the benediction.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08

b9g@If any rebel drummer loses his drum
in battle, let him pound away upon his own
belly, which will no doubt be hollow enough
to answer every purpose.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08

To Cook CABBAGE.-Jut fne add very
little water, cover closely and cook until
tender Slowly drain through colander,
season with salt and pepper to your taste
and mix with thoroughly tablespoonful of
good sweet butter
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08

psT A man who was imprisoned for big
amy complained that he had been severely
dealt with for an offence which carries its
own punishment.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08

FRIENDSHIP. friendship thou divin-
est alchemist, that man should ever proiane
thee
ssg- A little wrong done to another is a
great wrong done to ourselves.
HErGHr OF CHARIrY.-Unacing a young
lady's corset to enable her to sneeze
asHThe man who said tomorrow never
comes" probably never had a note to pay.
Do thou unto others as thou would have
others do unto thee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
tA4veLsrnSntl
PETROLEUM.

Or rt.l<r, VIII End csoWierc .scf .efirnt ~ NE
New. York and Liverpool Petroleum Conspny Daniel =
10 the Tf-,oen' ,n lac associated h genil. rncn
Of pen, ros In business ssrir study The pTc,pec
tus Id 2, ve tie Gniszc The ny-sin.n The discovery
OF petroleum IT. and ibe ne-ossay demand % sfs
snd nsrcssns that ras Company psy be sad 70 ytocce
upon bas Tbsr osTTctos syrsf, ifsnsy and
frry ii Mr. DeIinson. who hS. bore We b.
h. ve fr tie time s..aed his vh .y cooraie
srleriss tLouid satisfy the inquirer thai Is not mere
All 81 he funds pad IN form The roftS csp
al 81 hs G. pony spj connected viii y 10 Interested
in sesg he Company hn1 properly a, NUul val1e
profit. stcokboYs Inatly iorted IN 81 tb.
pioais o. tie company i.t n,uter o! sAAIrs are o;"fe
sbcIipoD pce ofty- dosrs Per share. s't0ut furihsr
t,r or s..esne which !, but hall tie psr value Several %
The located In ts oil esio1 and have scaed
their wah ad experience IN the bustns.s, sDA ksse
sons supervision tho Conpy's agsl,. nd ti. erp.ei
bat large ausIIey dvidets WIN BE- rf5lary .d oin the
of Jspnhry Subscription. al tbs Indicted vii eDJ
be rr>s&y % dusiIs tho pfescIh InoptlL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
4. q.

Nnrkrts-CiElyvxIS RsPosrap rox fHl 3. z. rnxsvrx
1UxspAY. Dec IL k54.
AsUYS-rbs market is dull and unsettled We
,ear 81 mn s,los, rxions aro nominal
CoTTOE-The usYket has been qu!te active today
,nds, . scSd srusnd from stlnncrs and prisz so
49,, Toslne =. al n (oy Iliddlpa saba Of 900
h.is,
,odox ., sa.,,t.s Sales " 1o0OS L co ba ~ pr
lie Term, rrSnciue tn e.oct here " about Isp bsgs
w. ouo,,-on q basis Of - rut gotis; &c. fa pnTs
Hio 90 15c :, l.o foy fair 10 good osrssee II 10
nrtsd ths, yee Transactions In MarscsIbo Is,v taken
Isrs DO, we eie unable 70 trace ts ~ ras
l-ae,, w. 49,.
GE2sWLY i,ou,e. bot withoot material change 10
80 80 or 80 n,s. Yellow cud WcAetn ., pa
Iaa.S''
cnrus s,o sn,s4 bra steady Al 3lSgsc noc AS.
.maa,,nr as, far sSrr,n' ard &c. or I,Aisnt.
80 t1nr, !. mn,r srtve and ala low Adj medium
oss'e io- 20 - iSi i.,,.r Tia lop,syI !. mainly
sraooe ~ ,aoys ,n,uiyr 81 * Az, nj 10 vs.
~ Use, h.,s ~ J.nwsTy nnd SiI fvr iobrsAy, tho
sss org ~ -, y,t,. $50 "a ; ed ~ Tor Fssry
aoN"u ~ ~. - 80 =, e. an. IT, o-ans OF Wszler
g.a.e, 1,%S,; =, a., SLinn,no Ohio an . IN -
sr T,aI. and Fauily brand. and sli <oda,4 Is tor
~ inris Frt-ns Capaailn f9oQr Il q sis.is 6rNeS
y, ,";, Jsw,nd Ihe i,ouiry /, co1iiped tleay 70
The hstr ur..ls, sslo Of 40 tb,s q go x,v<o ~
~. . "A IA niiy Y,rs. .ers Hoa, /, moisYately
Trace aaa rnniny h'uss 49, 49,. ~ ~, ,
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ArrExrr TO OpTAN LHrTERs. John WI.
nans. alias George Lewis. yesterday called At tie
Once and asked 10, the letters in boz No. Loo,
eeiongins 70 Tho Importers And Tfsda' Bsaf. Tho
clsk asAed him hs hsd order for them, and on hs
replying in .hs ssss,vA requested b bystandu b d