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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-06

dCtcu Ill TIE SelSlCc.
Gen Reynolds, killed
Gen Keim, died
Gen Patterson, killed
by accidental dis
charge Of his pistol
Gen Bohlen, killed
Gen jackson, ="
Gen " ,lch, died
Gen Vincent, killed
Gen Hays, "
MAINLAND.
Gen Cooper, died
VIRGINIA.
Gen Terrell, killed
ONO -
Gen Sill, killed
Gen tie, +"
Gen McCook, I"
INDIANA.
Gen Hackle,nan, kid
MICHIGAN.
Gen Richardson, kid
Gen w illiams, !"
ILLINOIS. !
Gen w allace, killed
Gen Farnsworlh, /"
Gen Kirk, I"
KENTUCKY.
Gen NJ lson. killed By
Gen Davis
Gen Jackson, killed
Gen Bniord, died
MISSISSIPPI.
Gen Sanders, killed
WASHINGTON TERRY.
Gen Stevens, killed
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-06

THE following is said to he carefully
prepared list Of the general officers who
have died since the commencement Of tho
war. 1t will be seen that thirty six Of the
number were l.lled in battle and fifteen
died Of disease contracted in the sc, vice:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-06

! An offender fined second time is not nee
essarily refined.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-06

Chicago is . big town. have had the
ocular proof, and when say that Chicago
is a big town, I wish to be understood
thoroughly and correctly as asserting upon
my own responsibility that Chicago is a
big town. know that my opinions are
correct for various reasons, ninety nine out
of one hundred of which are, that can't
60 from one end Of the town to the other
without stopping. When strolling through
Chicago there arc three classes Of houses
in which always stop; viz, to wit, name
ly, as follows
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-06

That Chicago is town of progressive
ness there can be no doubt This presump-
ton is settled by the simple fact that many
time and Oft in single day have pro-
gressed all the way from "saloon" to "drink-
ing house." The force of my argument
will be still further appreciated when in
form the intelligent public that in literary
requirements have made rapid progress
since made my advent into Chicago. For
instance, when I first came here spelled
my name as follows: ...".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

Mr. Thomas Tilestou, OF the nrm Of Spodord & Tisson
dcd suddenly at ho residence in shs city yesterday Of
disease OF tire heart He borp Boston, Angus, 49,
1923 and therefore nearly seventy years o. age
He commenced ellie for bimseh" by learning the print
ing business, and vas known excellent compostor.
He tmo tho editor Of the nerrimao Jnte,,,.
oncer. PUBLISHED at Hsvorni Mas but finally connected
himself with Mr.. spodord, in the shipping business,
which firm has well known for many years
OF the heaviest houses "a this cay. He a loading
active amber or the Chamber Of Commerce. Chairman
Of the Clearing House Association ara Pres fen, OF TIE
Phuuix Bank ca this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

An tx-t oNvIor ARRESTED PIoKisa Pocx Ea-catha.
rne smith, alias Julia Finuel, alias Margaret Terney
yesterday afternoon met Julia Smith, OF No 50 Mulberry
street, in of tho streets crossing the Bowery ana
asked her variety OF aues,ioos pretending 70 be- a
stranger In the city. While in conversation Cathar,ue
managed TO abstract wallet conta nng nearly vc dol
dars from the pocket of Miss Smith The latter
discovered her loss and pursued the suspected
aud found her the OF Baxter aud Bayard
Being accused OF The theft, the woman immediately
stored all the stolen money 10 the except dollar
which was not TO be found. Captain Jourdan. OF the
sixth precinct called, and arrested Catharne, aad
at once recognized her woman recently returned
from States prison. where she had served four yesr
vetiou q grand larceny stealing fifteen pars OF
pants worth SIXTY eight dollars Justice Hogan
the accused 10 prison for trial.
Two Mros7ASI Aasssrs CArTaN souRDAs.--Yestes.
day Captain Jourdan OF the Sixth precinct.
arrested Peter HeIsrn atlas johnson, bench,
raut charged with having forfeited his bail. Hencrn
stands indicted for having committed grand larceny
the 18th Of December 1862, and at that time bella
bail the OF S. 900 to the charge He
forfeited his ball. and has since been away from this city
until within q few days Mr. Merritt who became his
ball. subsequently arrested for perjury swearing
that he possessed OF rea estate the the
bail bond, which proved to be false. Honern
raigned before Justice bowling, at the Gombs, and
mitted prison without bail
Charles King, alias May, alleged to be notorious
thief arrested yesterday afternoon by Captain Jour
dan, bench warrant issued by the Court General
Sessions, where he stands indicted for grand larceny
stealing 81 AS 80 from Mr.. Leonard w. Haskius, by
picking hs pockets at tbe depot OF the Hudson River Rail
road Warren street the 18th January last. 1ns
prisoner also indie cd for picking the pockets az q.
Semon OF Ss2. the 1ith OF April, 1863 Justice Dow
log committed the prisoner to the Tombs without bail
THE ARREST OF HAMILTON CORRECTION
TO THE EDITOR o. The HERALD.
NEw YoRK, Feb. %, 1854.
Your reporter, in speaking OF the arrest of ,nilton
IN "a. days issue, makes "iutimateyr acquainted
i,h that individual You will permit me TO say that
the ad was a waiter ut the hotel which vod when
Ia Montreal asd that ter return here finding him
peuncss procured him situation This Ia the extent
of intimacy. arrested tho fellow myself. and had
him in custody at least i've minutes before the Office
made his appearance. FREDERICK MAY
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The Richmond Erantnv Of February y says -It a.
fcrds Ne pleasure 70 chronicle The arrival Richmond u
Cconei George r. Kane, late OF Baltimore, whose
has, At various times the began been presented
20 the southern public under the title % Marshal Kane
chief ~ the Baltimore Police Department IN 1861, and
OF the humorous distinguished citizens 81 that city
committed 10 Northern bastie by tap OF ssward's
"boll' and nod Of the despot Lincoln.
Marshal Kane came direct from Canada where he had
been for some months aiding the Confederate cause)
Halifax Nassau and Confederate port which be reached
successfully eudnS the blockade that swarm the coast
He arrived IN this city yesterday morning from Peters
burg, and 10 quartered az the American Hotel
Marshal Kane, We believe, comes amongst us already
commissioned colonel In the Confederate sefvics which
commission he received while yet 10 Canada. He
70 throw the weight Of bis influence into the of
southern independence. He 10 one Of natures nobsmsu
'sbovn 70 Command and hk name Ia second n uose IN
popularity with The lighting siemert Of hs native state
slop will be 10 gather and coaeulata this scattered
rial into rcemeut brigade Of nyinciboe who shail
lead tho ven When again tho Potomac Va osoesed add
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01
City Intelligence.

TWELFTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT or rHs New York
orraALMc ScHooL-ieserday evening the twofsb an
nua commencement Of this institution was held at the
chapel Of the New York University. The lecture room
was crowded with ladies' and geutlemeo. Rev. Or. An-
derson opened the proceedings with PRAYER. solomon
Jenner, Esq, A. NJ, made the Introductory address.
Dr. Garish read out the OF the following gradu
s1 wSod1S r. p9Sson ~ " as1sr mar
Wight, United States Army Geo. Palmer. wm W. Gar.
diner, NJ D. +. v. Kende, Joseph Dennson, W Burns,
John W. Long David Brekes, A. B. John maggie, Jesse
/. Morrill, Geo. @. Needham, A. B.; J. sprise Under
wood, N. D.. Ia p. Miller, N. ~. John H. Harris, W. +.
passed the best examination ~ Sprigg Underwood, ".
- ! David 7. Brekes, A. r.; Geo. g. Nosdham, A. Z.
During the proceedings some excellent pieces q muse
vaedctory address, which very ably performed,
and during which he was very much sppauded. The
benedicon having been pronounced the company scpa.
rated
COMPLIMENTARY Hor AT THE nErRoroLnsS.-Th board
Of the Metropolitan Hotel gave hop last evening
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Florence About two hun
dred and fty guests participated the festivities end
the affair, under the able management OF the Messrs
Leland was highly successful
A Nsw GAs-some experiments on a Dow kind OF gas
made ast evening in the presence Of number o.
prominent gentlemen, including ex Mayor opdyke and
Aldermen Chip and Long at the residence o.
Dr.. Elmer, IN West Twenty eighth street y
is Intended TO be used by the Peoples Gas
light Company TO whom franchise was granted by the
Common Council ihe 10th OF October last and approx
ed by the Mayor on the 3oth u the month. Ac-
cordug to tho patentses showing saving OF fully ny
per cent will be Effected by adopting his system OF gas
making. II differs from she 10 In he chemi.
cal more than ia the mechanical part OF TIE system,
When lighted the fame Was large, brilliant and STEADY.
and experiments gave great satisfaction TO the large
number Of scientific gentlemen present
THE IrALrAS FMeArsws requested TO stas that had
the OF the Italian rga,e Re Gasntuomo been aware
ofhe the s2d Of February the anniversary Of
the birthday Of grea, w.shins.on they would hs ssea
salute or in cas- they bad been 10 such position
this POSSIBLE would have decked the vesec VIZ
Gags as marx Of respect and sympathy for the peope Of
Mk country.
FAxtS~ Cars vsRpx rsLlSps by an advertise
msnt in yesterdays HKaAL will have been seen that 'hs
Consul General Of Portugal calls meeting Of Portuguese
residents In this cy and all others interested Broad
srcet for 70 morrow This meeting H. intended 70
Islands who suffering sarva from the IsnuL
OF their crops hich periodical calamity In hoe hands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01
Maryland redeemed from me hee Of Tho opprcssor shc
avavf a ha


The Last Hours or the Rebe1 Congress.
From tho Richmond Examiner. Feb. %
Tho last hours OF Congress- which deceased az che Capt.
toll Thursday at tweve O'clock not the calm and
tranquil consciousness NJ life VOL spent and good dseds
done The body writhed In the throes OF expiring De-
bates on Wednesday night, bill 10 repeal the sec
ton OF the Military bill relative 70 farIaers Members,
whose sands OF political life were fast running out, de-
Hvered themselves OF their last speeches. and fell back
spcechess into seats that 10 know thom no
more forever Others OF the approach OF their
last hours set thor desks In order and cleared their
political house OF bs, ioose stationery &C., each ad
mintstertng upon his estate
Charley Hunt (the .brevet major'v. or "Om House.
was the gastronomic and spiritual undertaken tho
occasion. and served up ante the last supper
OF doomed membors who sOaced their grief Ia slices or
boned turkey ad bumpers OF French brandy Tho scene
was Affecting indeed and be described In tois
href obituary notice, Reguescat IN pace
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ter Of the BILL no moi willing 70 pot bio M do NO
Treasury 70 nay these colored troops money ehcy
ask for. We not Ia . condition 70 do this. ia,
Mr.. SUMNER replied 10 Mr.. Fessendeu, urging tns d
tice OF making the bin retroactive In the cases OF
Massachusetts, coiored troops
EQUALITY IN NATIONAL COURTS
Mr. SUMMER from the COMMITTEES on Slavery and freed
men, reported bill 70 secure equality III the courts OF
the United states Ordered 70 be printed.
wHIsKKv TAX.
Mr.. SHERMAN, from the Conference Committee on the
disagreeng votes OF tho Houses on the Whssey b
would instruct its committee to allow tax or twenty
cents per gallon liquors hand the lst OF July the
bill would not fail. He hoped this would be done. He
should bring the subject up and ask separate vote
The subject made tho special order fos Tomorrow
at O'Clock
The debate on the bill equazing the pay Of soldiers
was resumed
Mr. SUMNER continued his remarks reply TO Mr. Fes-
sender.
Mr. GRIMES, (repJ OF Iowa. hoped the bill would DO
committed and reported back its original form leaving
all special hardshps suffered for special egislatioa.
Mr. WILSON would not oppose the recommitmont Of the
DILL though he beginning to despair OF It's passage
He beev that tho OF the South Carolina and Mas
sacbusets aud other coored troops should be provided
for, and they would be- though the matter may be de-
we're only between thirty and forty thousand OF such
troops. He believed that now we have hundred thou
sand and eighty regiments in process Of foma
tion He thought, when the bin drawn that its
Prospective character would only apply TO some twenty
regiments and thought the bill could be improved by
reconmttni. it
The bill was recommitted
The Senate then. at qusrterpast three o'clock went
into. executive session. (.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01
COrOner's lnqu est.

FATALLY BJRusD.--Coroner Widey yesterday held an
inquest at ISL Stanton street, the body OF Peter Bz
child two AMI half years OF age, who died from
effects OF burma received in consequence OF his clothes
accidentally taking IRE Saturday last While Mrs.
Biz was temporarily absent from the decs ascd
venured too the CRATE, and his clothes took hre
when discovered afterwards the chid's clio, hes
wer 0 nearly burned from his body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

pssses Cashea in All Legal rotcries.-
'"'oA'A'oJ IL CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street, n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

omcinl Drawings 81 shs shelby College
1~@'''' = EnrsAcLAss ioi-rso. g. 1854
IL SO. 90, IL ~, IS, 40, 50, 80, so, Sc, as, Sc.
Glass lS2-Feb ~ 1854
Sc 30. 80, ~. H. Ca rs, 81, 80, So, IL, 2s 49, 76
q Z. SIMMONS Co,
CSyington Ky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

BOeroa, FEB. 80 1854
Mr. Paul r George, formerly Navy Agent In Few
York John Tyler's administration, AMI well known
az a democ ratio roticiaa OF Ne~ Hampcssre died on
en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

Prsses Casned tn All Legaitxed Lcs,s-
riss and Information given. GALLAoHBh bhSSAAaNs
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

COrns, BanfOns, Inverted Nails, En-
laged Joints oil diseases the Feet cured without
or inconvenience to the patient by DR. zACuAHIE. bus-
ChrOpodlss, 76O BYoadwAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

osessrs. simmons, Rogers q Co. are
acroupt a.. ii. SIMMONS \ co.
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Pr,... Cash~d and Information Fur
uished in Ell isgslixed lotteries. :. -. -. -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

BatcheIor's Hair Dye-Ths Best I'm the
world Harmless reliabe instantaneous Tas only psr~
eot dye Sold by all dTuggIsts Factory 81 Bescay sres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

n Beautiful COmp cxiOn La 1PdsO
Bloom OF Youth achieved celebrity having no equal
for preserving and identifying the compenson and skin
483 Broadway. and druggists everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

Brazilian Pebble Spectacics and Eye
Preserver to strengthen and Improve the ssht Of cs M
young by day aud night without pain fatigue Highly
recommended by the medical faculty. SEMMONB.
OcuJts Opttciau 6G9k Broadway opposite Bond streek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

Address 20 9mOkers.-POllaE a. 1OMs
Meerschaum facursss 9S7 Broome sr,et near
Bowery sell goods al Wholesale end retail Pipes out O.
order. repaired. boiled and mounted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

GENEkAL OHDERS--NO. ~.
ApJuIAyr AND INSPECTOR Gg,yRAL's oTvcx,
RICHMOND, Va, FEB. "a, 1854
General Brayton Bragg assigned 10 duty at the seat
Of government, and under the direction OF the President
charged with the conduct Of military operations in the
arm lies Of the confederAcy. BY order.
T. COOPER, Adiutant and Inspector General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

IosSe-g TirAets Dashed ga ALI Legal.
red LottcticA Information given JO6hpA BATES
Broker, u Wall srees, room No L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

The Fifty-sixeh. now York Coming Home.
The Fifty sixth New Yort vossasesrs, known as the
Tenth Legion commanded By Colonel Van wyck. has
enlisted and will shortly arrive ia this city from the De-
pariment OF the South They through all the battles
Of tho peninsula and North Carolina the fight July
Is james Island and at tho siege OF Charleston When
they out the Sons OF Orange and sullivan 10 New
York city the regiment with coors and sy
return through New York they propose TO TO she
Sons the bullet ridden banner which has waved 10 Jht
OF Richmond abd Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01
The War News.
From the Richmond Examiner, Feb. 81.

GEORGIA.
olcn despatch received by the President from
General Johnston yesterday, stating that the euemy
skrmshDg all along his lines nor teast from Dalton II
is not DOUBTED THAI the enemy 10 making general i'd
vance IN GeOrgil
CHARLESTON,
General Benursgard teegrapbs that all - quiet 10 as
DEPARTMENT.
FLORIDA.
There details OF the victory OF General Fs1ne.
gan oar receut in Foraa has far resolved IN
favor what was most important crisis in that part
OF the Con ederacy The enemy had made sudden land
ing at Jacksonville he bad pcrerated into toe interior.
aud ho had succeeded without opposition, IN Advancing
within ais~ miles Of Lake CITY. HIS progress was
CHECKED In the late battle AZ last accounts he was re-
tiriry towards Baldwin. General Finnegan appears
TO De resolved drive the enemy cask TO
his ships. he has Published appeal 10 the
people OF Florida 20 combine themselves uto sfcient
military organizations OF rnouRted troops II they have
horses, and OF infantry they have not, and report TO
him ior temporary military service With such arms ADD
equipments az thsy have
Now tsat Shesman's force Is dispersed or Withdrawn,
appears To be but nl,e anxoay anything Far
fsgut may accomplish vith his feet on Mobile He would
dnd Il very ddcult TO kst his vseses through the shall
low waters OF the passes ard the fords. The Mobile
Rsrstr remnrks:"hartford trigatcs and ais Mentors
have no place 10 the picture. sud we nave nets
enohgh set for his smaller crafts. he musa como here,
them with large army and ne mast y onconter
the beet confederate troops behind the best and strongest
works that have been erected la tbs Souta'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

Rrllltant and Powerful Day and Nlgh1
Double Prospective Glasses for the field orera s4
pact portable and efficient A epsondf1
at SEMMONS Oculists OptciSa; CG0N Drook
way, under the LafeYge House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

Co q satuckv State Lottery
RxsrrcKr. RsrRA CGAss Is7-Fss 20. 1884
40, 81 81. ~. ~ 81, 2. Do, 10. 81, So Z. g.
xssruoxy. CLASS tss--Feo. ss. 1884
81. :. -, o. 80 rs. is, -. 81. a., 80, as So 50.
o"''A' 80 - = 90 EdRRxs. EDnf 4 CO..
nxton Ky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

Trasses. Elastic stcektngs. Ssc.--srorsh
co.'s Radical Cure Truss ooe only 81 No. vsssy street
Lad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

}REESvfLIE, Feb 20, 1854.
FOR which 10 would be irnprdent 20 disclose
present. General Iongsreet has Withdrawn hisfoces
to The movement was mado quietly. and without
interruption from the enemy. who has not crossed the
Holston yet. Major General Buckner has been
assigned to the command Of Hoods division MAJOR
General Ransom takes command Of all the cavalry Of this
department.
GREErvIIE Feb. II, 1854
General Jonea captured two hundred and fifty OF the
enamy aud thirteen negroes Eve miles east OF Cumber
land zap.
Two Yankee mounted regiments, supported by di.
vision OF infantry attempted to flank left, and
pied sbe gap three miles from alton. the night OF
the a5h. Smth's Texas brigade drove them out. Our
ioss IN wounded was hundred aud fifty, including
Colonel Curtis, OF the Foryhrst Georgia. Ten wsre
killed
on thursday the 26h the enemy fell bacg two mics,
and will not probably make stand tins side Of the
ohcSamauga. AL signs Of . general engagement have
f.ta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

The Elegant spring style OF Gentle
mems Dress Hats ready GREEN'S las Nassau sirssA
The very best quality - So Dress and soft Hats Of o~a
acture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01
Tne Bomsardmen. OF Charleston.

CHAEL.>lON, FED % 1904.
hundred and forty shots fred at the city
duriog the twenty hours The enemy are erect
ing battery on Dxons Island, commanding Schooner
creek.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 81, 1894
Yankee picket boat, containing au officer aud five
men were captured last night Tne enemy continue 10
shell the city One hundred shells thrown al the
city Yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

The vfnatgre &c Toilette OF the Sccists
Hyrenlnue de- New York, 75c. and ti So us chAmesrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

Chaps, Chafes. PimP'cs, Erupsioms,
sarheum. flesh worms &C. cured by 0OU AU>1 Italia
Medcatod Soap az his new depot, ass Broadway.
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day Part g. ~ Duane street Mos, bs4 1870 964 88s,
osf oe6 1882 ele, o2o 900. ara 372 1898, 1862, 42a
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oneln bacon charged wlthhe Extract OF the Night
Blooming and spreads its wings upon the
thrang tie Whenever u the crystal cylr
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await u Little Longer."-In tew
bre days Knox viii starte the public and De sh ~ e
toners By the introduction Of bis srripg sys az
will novel for designed IT, Bsaauful pecorh sss
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his calling invests oil hts fabrics WIN tosss ss{
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Neuralgia Catsrrh Weak Nerves speediiv
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tract and Root erupoas the skin ucers0f
ass ,srTs a pose ans sss and ,hs most
separate and prvae Book gratis BewaGe
OF bogus Dr. Hunters; the ry Of knsvss ~ ovegY
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OmrtRi Ora awnings OF the Library AsBo-
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Ex,aA GLASS os1-sso. 30. 1854
Is, I'll, 10, 43. 10, ~, 10. i5 rs, ~, 81 %, ~.
Class oes-Fsh 70. 1864
Circsars sent by addressing
TRANCE. E1LIS 90. Managers Coviags,n, Ky
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye. Prosevvativo
and wig Depot, aoeeae and retail-No. Actor HousA
The dye appfed By shiful artists.
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Brilliant and Powerful Day and NiGhl
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tour ISIS compact portable and efficient splendid
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Brazilian Pebble SpectncIes and Ere
feservsrs to streoshep and improve The sist old s1l
recommended bs the medical faculty SERMONS.
Ocusts-Optisian G69x Broadway opposite Bond street.