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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-07
One Day Later from Europe-Arival Of the
=. Hibernian

The steamship Hibernian, Capt Dutton,
from Liverpool 23d and Londonderry oath ult.,
arrived at this port yesterday morning, bring
ing % cabin and sos steerage passengers, and
a full cargo.
4 We are indebted to Purser Chambers for
MES OF papers. al Vzss3 ,n5aeU bi,A
The Damascus arrived out on the 23d.
The recent gales have been very severe on
the Welsh coast, and more vessels have been
driven ashore near Plymouth than for many
years.
Stephens, the Fenian Head Centre, escaped
from prison on the morning of the Path.
The cattle disease is reported to be on the
increase in England. 81 G-l. Dr.
The loss OF the ship William and Frederick,
from Mobile for Cardiff, is reported from Opor-
to by person who gave his name as Antonio,
who said he was her master. The crew took
to the boats, but all persisted except him. His
reports respecting dates, latitude and longitude
are very confused. ~. .t- .,t.fr4q - ...
~. Continental news unimportant
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Remember (!

Ladies', 1t will pay-if you want to buy new
Cloak, we have got them Notwithstanding by
Paine, Berry g. Co., of New York. New ones in
every day. HftA p fffNah
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We buy our Knit Wooden Goods by the Case, and
can afford to sell them at very Low PRICES.
100 dox. Hoods Mt csc each' worth Loo
100 dox, Hoods at 75c each, worth LES
100 doz. Hoods at LOO each, worth 1.50
100 dox. CIoudsat 90 worth everywheref.3S
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Remember.

We Manufacture Hoop Skirts to order. Keep the
best qualities of French corsets which sell for
S1.15 per pair. .l t-ON t.-l-...
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Remember,

We have few more Ladies Vests, high neck, long
sleeves, for $500 each. .., .-.I. ..... 4.r.I
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Continental news unimportant.

ARREST OF REBELs.-Among the passen-
gers by the Hibernian, from Liverpool, which
arrived at this port, yesterday morning, were
Lieut.. E. A. Mafiit, son of Capt. Mafit, of the
pirate Alabama, and Jefferson Davis Howell,
a nephew of JEFF. Davis, who was with him
when he was captured, but made his escape.
81 The arrival of these persons at this port was
telegraphed to the War Department, by Capt
1nman, U. S. A., and at 10 IL o'clock, United
States Marshal Clark received a dispatch from
Secretary Stanton, to arrest them. ee
Marshal Clark arrested Howell, just as he
was about to take the train for Canada. Dep
uty Marshal Quinby arrested Mafft in the
street. He had made his arrangements to go
to Boston, and his baggage was checked for
that city. Both of them were placed Under
guard at the U. S. Hotel, and, according to or
ders win be sent to Washington, to-day. -
ol Howell is tall, good looking young man,
with pleasing address. He is rather reticent
Mafit expresses his willingness to take the
oath of allegiance, and says he would have
done it in England, if he could. ro :
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Remember,

We keep the best line OF Ladies DRESS BUT
TONS In Portland, and our place Of BUSINESS Is
No. 14s & $50 Middle st., Portland, Me-
- FITZGERALD s. HoDSDoN.
Nov l3-dtf
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Auction Sales.
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &C.,

EVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A, NJ, ON
"a Lime St., we shall sell Horses, Carriages Har-
nesses, Blankets, Robes Sleighs, &c., &c. :
Z" HENRY BAILEY g. Co., Auctioneers.
Oct 31-dH ESstSskaS% Ep@ ETF|~T
EDWARD M. PATTEN. Auc,;on.er.
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u THE 18th MAINE REaIMENT.--Orders have
been received at Savannah to muster out of
service the 18th Maine Regiment, which has
been performing provost duty in that city since
the 11th4day of October last. il The following
are the present. staff and field officers of the
regiment: Colonel, William K. Kimball; Lieu
tenant Colonel, Edward Ilsley; Major, Gideon
A. Hastings; Surgeon, Collins; Assistant Sur
geon, w. c. Towel; I'd Assistant Surgeon,
William Ferriald; Adjutant, R. D. Kendall; );
Quartermaster, A. B. Goodwin.
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EQUESTRIAN NOTICE.-We are requested
to say the Riding Academy, South ST., will be
open Thanksgiving day for the benefit of any
who wish to avail themselves of that health
full, recreatiye exercise; also, we would remind
the public, that they can 60 in any day or eve
ming, urging upon them the advantages of it
as an antidote for dyspepsia, or almost any of
the aches and ails arising from confinement to
the sitting room or counting house. From ex-
perience we can say the horses are beautiful,
and the proprietor courteous. Go and see. %
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A Bargain.
WE DEFY COMPETITION |

100 dog Childrens Bal Hose, all Wool 10 and 1Scpr.
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Remember!

We carry the largest Stock ofH0SIERY, GLOVES
and KNIT GOODS Of any House in the State; do
not resort to Dummies and not be undersold.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

man Of Nashville in the winter of 1863
becauses As you said, the C0nfeas7Gts
laws prohibited itf We're you in the
Union then I?
But enough Of thA In conclusion I
cannot but pay passing, but well de-
served, compliment TO the superior tsc-
tics and genius of the defeated rebsl
party. Bat a few weeks sgo it was ut
tsrly routed and ovefthro8n, without q
shadow of organization, and az we
Union folks foolishly thought, as dead
as a door nail What grand mistakei 2
The whole aspect Of things is changed
and We have now powerful
army 10 encounter with the same
old leaders, minus only the grey uni.
forms, and they are fully prepared to
regain by the ballot.box what they have
lost BY the cartridge box, at least they
very fondlY imagine so, and I willlesve
them for the present 20 their fond de
lusionA The Government has been SO
very feuient and generous with them,
that they ascribe it to roeekness and
perhaps to the justice of their cause,
and they confidently hope to have it
all their own wsy again as soon as the
Federal trOOps are Withdrawn. which
they fondly hope win be Immediately,
if not sooner If traitors sge again
permitted to rule the laEd, this war
might better not have been, for all its
blood and treasure Will have been spent
in vain. ToRT.
DECATUR, Ala, June ..
P S. The original and unhinching
Union men are now organizing sll over
the State, and will soon be heard from
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3. IHoN7d - = IIIII
ap'@e p e-5 b. Pc. -ra1
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Shirts atm. YSrk Prices

Ar THgNross -t 1susi.
''f-s-a cas-1 q ~ ,se1
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ovEl0E .. :. WI. orsgs.IsTszoH

OFFICE Q. s. COMMr-sARfoFs
CtkazsvILLr. 1Ess slay y. IeG5.
CEALED Prnposa =. d duplcate or 70 nishiue
- Z 3. suusi- teno- DopsrtIaeut IN al no r osh
eel requir3diu 10 that pat a toe Deptrtm 10 qfthe
Cumberland uortu Of tie Curber aud YER o. tlta
State of Tennessee, except tbe Pagt q kdFsla 9.
for two months tom the llth of juno, 1855. ell -
roseivel 9. this of3cs uafi y No. Ju %, 1873
Tne heci "a 20 BE- o, g9od and me fketanie qusliy,
equal pr0port on o f1re and hind QnaTief meat,
(nscss shanks. and kidney tlii0w sxciudedI 10 b.
tel vered &C tua idereut c. OPS aud post i1 surh
quantt q ~ may o8 from nmo % umo rCquired.
a1d on sush days as tns Coromandinf Jff1eT mas
designate
Pay tent VII be made monthly 10 the funds fur
risnei ny the uuitsd states for pub di-bursc-
mout, bot in the event of she CcuInisssrF w1o rs-
sslFes The beef psiug without funds to pay for it
then pay ent tc Be made ~ sco eresflef es
unds shall eived Tor that purposs
rrooi cf loyalty % the Unitsd 6sstes 6orcrnment
vii BE- q ired with each pro osal.
The sGcce1sfl bitfer vii BE- aeGEred 10 enter
into con-rast sod ave b1nf fgr ss0.loo rlih aT-
proved Eecuriy- 81 is IA thiul per ornance
bi1ders are fsqusstad % te pfessat 81 ihs ops1-
inF Of the propnssls.
1FoTns q Rr3p0ss's furnished e ihis olce.
~, rORkftI.
june2-6t - a1a @ 81 81.
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man Of Nashville in the winter of 1853
becauses As you said, the C5nfeaersts
laws prohibited iti We're you in the
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JAY COOKE,

SPRING MEETAH @, 1895,
TlIRsT DAT-Tuesday, June 20, 1sS5-Bstch for
Il $40 as de, llay or pay, with sSo5 added by the
Assooiat On both horsss start two miles. bet8een
b n by imp. Albion, dam by mp Ainderby, hve
yeass old and b NJ UnknoTn. aged Il IA W
SAHe DAT.--Ass0ciation Purse 500, with IN N
side stake Of 500 each. half forfeit mile heats for
ali horses. 10 name snd close and forfeit paid 20
the scre'ary on tee 18th day Of June.
SEooND DAT-Wednesday, June 2l-mstch for
$50 side play or az, the Association 20 ID yod
Il hotn start, NILE haas. between N Ben Coekril,
yesrs old, and gr Grey Esele, yeSrs old.
THIRD DkY.-fhursday, June 21- Sweepstakes
for local horses (exclussve Of Capt. Ropers Albion
stalliou o tesa and Col. Peyton's Albion mare, J
Slo0 enirsoce, $50 forfeit; 70 name and close and
forfeit paid 70 the Secretary on the 10th Of June.
The association 70 adj $500, Il tao or more start.
Mile hests.
FOURTH DAT--Friday, June 23-sweepstakes fos
al ages mile heats test in 81 500 entrance, $50
forfsi; the Assoc alton to add Sf00 II two or more
start 10 uaIne snd close and forfeit Tsd 70 the
Secretary on the 18Th Of June.
FrFrH r DAF--SstuF lay, une 24-sweepstakes es fol
all ages two mile heats. entrsnce SiO0s forfeit $50
tee Ascension 70 add Sloo II two or more start =
name snd close and ioret pad the Secretary on ne
l5th Of June
Norninstlons 10 be addressed n
ANDREW FLYNN, Secretary. .
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NOriR0.

A IL psEscrs ksTirE I'd CLAIMS befora tbs
"a bceftof Cldns tast tated u-der sp,ris
fiaid yfder Nc g. o. = srcb Isth, le-a = sna 81
O. Qrder No. 50. oct ~ l8s.i. 80 i y. CO. n
e,es ti 6eua, tcE tbfr sfh arlodats cf asass,
y arpiy1z % Mi'i.zn lrisar kfcndar " aaid
+ 1ri- ~ caayss s1Eczalt rzef q yhs Csr,r.rsssr
q t'ls t1ftgssst q isezle 10 Cs1riaeatx Hr u
e.i-sL cE'e a- Al -. = Cszy's ceEnfr 4 Gear
5saes-ln MILAN DeIvER. Rsosfssr.
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fore the NoEih eauinpress is idess al state
saoordinati1u aud free labor 10 tas inlnds
Of the sosihsrs people.
sevsrsl journals deny ths ruruo-s as %
renewal Of TIE deusna By Unitst stsies
government for asPrs3Ations q tha Aii-
bslniss snd say ths mater rests whers Lis
con len It. Senator Yslsh VIA slsuiioa
Iord Palmsrston on ths subieet
PIFTssUss. JRnss,-River 3 ret ssant ca
glass aouss ripple. and vsstksr Wsrn snd
clear.
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Let every mao 1e l,s 0Fu d1..s.. Tar
j. she name vi q b 4 0f m.d1cfse
ed By au ? q asut p9Ts'sial ie C.ucfnnal
% contains prrrsuia-lTe aad Gaze .a-a
yrivaie diss sasi y Ha t.re- .or r H
,rsai eaep s'ee iessa'Jfe, slt 11s flrr
nals sriena in yogr paasrsfaoa, geu sav
sao iull direction sn1 meic.lr rH
trsaimeat 81 yau,self ard feeh
f5r ,ale - drlEgi iail sven ahsrc A-f .sr
ta9 Aoeng Aars fr'H1. 4yel-lm-
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FULLY ELLusTRArEn
With Fine EngraYings

q tle scenes Of seton, and portraits II ihe lsadns
characters.
ssH- Fiue Heavv Pape-, Priee 50 Cenls
The immense densud rom fss pubic ior aoou
pete snd Trustworthy report of TIE ASS 4SslNA
TiON OF PREsiphNr tINCJLN and The rha-
nechng deisils and ina denss has led the pui shers
o. the aoo7e auucunced volume o. direct thtir
Whoic teroe aud enure steEton "a the brinrra our
Of per ectiy reiisnle recor-f cf the uhoieaffaf @
No trouble nor expense havtuE been s.'efcf .theF
announce Nln inc laieB- conlisnee of rreet nC tie
wan Of aa Intelligent, dfscrfinillfiug puoiic.
Z Tbs nauon has bean aroused 30 a. interost m
this mstter q no one tnDg eTer aroused it hsf5Fe
EFefF Alnerlc.in Clt -en--mhn, woman aal ciId-
vii read % as matter Of Interest 81 tn-day, and
WhlchWlli pass lnfo the snnals az kneriosn history
and pe quoted - one Of is greatest eveuta. even
% the most diztans future
Dealers and Ageuis shouId order iihsrsi suan-r.
ss they viii rernsmhar IN thor eKperauee. popllsr
a selling books are Gincul % obtain sf.tr toe
tr~t order. an ordsrs VII be TIED 10 rot.hou s.
thev are received = h
seat post pad On receipt Of 90 cents.
80 ACeuls and tr de suppl d at usual Jiiarodrt
Address il H4WLHT o., PubIfshofs.
junss-SE lsl vine s., Csncinnafi, ohio.
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S25 Reward.

CsTRAYED or stolen froEn near ron Gle
- lszn. on Tuesday evsulns, Sosh ult, z1@&SN
: DARK Brown Horse, about IS hspos high E-z-l-A-
lef klnd foot white, steo sfiie tpot On efie,, ~
-s,,i ri,st slr,rl.lers.-g ka above reward Hli b
- N delivered Al the EaFthoru Garcens.
-. - I, - go ESQ. eSa WEND.
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We draw a, sight. and at sixty days
on LONDOv, ,PAErs, FRANKFORT, and all
other principal cities of Europe.
Parties opening current accounts, may
deposit and draw at their convenience,
the same as with the Crrr BANKS, and
viii be allowed interest on Al balance.
over ON THousAND DOLLARS, at the rate
Of roUR per cent per annum. Orders
for the purchase or sale of various issue;
of Government and other Stocks, Bonds
and Gold, executed on Commission.
ionst-eod sm
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ITCHI IG0Hli EMui
scratshi SCFaichti ssmnhflt
Pl0asa Tahs Fodra


Iae notes and eccouuts of q. 4 81 Er-
kin a So strc1.eFi EIis , -u.- srd a u.
Adams Z Co.. viii 81 irurd at ,a
Ooiiego Gtreat. asar lfo. ioua-s uhr-n ,-l
persons indeasa % ~ of rlasl a-ln1 VIA
p ease make inmel - pa auelL IT,,
business must Be- c.dsad ur.
IN ny absence, ~ R-l-.a-rrr .. .-.-
" authorized tl attend @, TIE
A. @. hn1aa ID esf
marsi-3m .aa.- Ed. s.....
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Ne fsspectfaiig ru1o-ae. ~
friends sad pstFoas that ,ga barr -s-eeaa
cur lee Cream Sal0on TO- hl
hope 70 receive tlc ssua r...
hsa Seen s1 hbcrs 5t.-H
Season We SAW nivaTf ou 1a1a...r ..-
honnyy al al kinds. ars c-e cd.
Cream made t1 o-6fr lo-
eiullE q 8rul1r.
ie4s snlt s. Auta -ls-rF s.r..t.
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Insolvent Notice.

DrAN4NC fhis day sugges.ed q tee Ccungy t'oi1-i
i Clerk q Marshal county, n tnseiseacs q
- rstaia OF j.. T. harr1s. ~. oeceased. Nooee
Il hereby girea 10 81 penrcns having claims Sc amt
ssi esrss 70 6le tnesn within tue tine Piescro 30
IN, a. az tasy vii Be- hsrred ty the statute kprl
~ Isfs HIRAM HARRls. AdEnr-
.nne.-nLa
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4tb. Did you not refuse 70 sell your
cotton tc most respectable Union
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NTzEFaITs,--iniorua y r.- ..rr -
eefVcd 5y G. L. Bari1u q b.
Druggists IN thia citJ- have been -1.r1Izr ..|l
On per7ona ealing i1r ~. se.I.el ~. -
rate en- articia Of her own
which thoy cay "a saper.er to.li. .t- a1
We WoRla aaTiao sI Peran. La r.. -.
goauno, aud should y5a re-r
sins Jog Toe l1shi Biz e-Eorm
sny diaeaso ef tha sElR, To aa alarf
anprineipied maa % .Enrl5 rag .
eroParation on you, Dol rst
fiak Csrate, lnaaaiactnral 5r.l e
soW Co., no lqx Dsots-ics ...s
vile, Teua
r. s.--h li5eral diaco1Ut rarl1 t1t.c-l.s
sent 9J nall % acy a.t.lEl u -s1..-. .
81 l2. he sure thsl 30 Eetih q
asp1l@a
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Wanted-Si00O 70 S2D0O

4 D haflarl Ha1lllctlfI1E Icc0rc rc1seIlii Goa.
- pary desire % tfii.a ts sal, ~ fheir e6r-4
l1oF iiss in'roi ceal l1 ieacef ee- ny -
t1ea1 c1lf SOC eAe 9-isslF - eae p4ftfl zho y
have tnetF euafe eoatrqi here Aes aFual@ 3 .
E-esi atuas1, ~ 9 se2fef-d = pafelt sioiy
sued sgss b. sss-E.,.s, .es.5'ss ea ssea sp.
, q 8 g ss.eTus Posasass.
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sutiers end deaiers EIIE had ls l1 taar
advantaga b. calling at A-E N.
bergs', eornef Public squ ~ end tfaea
street, who haFe q larga supplF I'd .iaa-.t.
cigara, tobacco, caunsi lru,t, stafto..-
30, sdich hey ere eioslag orr I'd ,aat.- -r
eost, p change their -gade. GaI ana cen
vince yOurself Of this f4-t
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Baliaiag lets iOE sale.

I HAFE or 70 lois. .-susdislsiy bsfaaf ths
a 1orticaisnrsl tisrdez, va sitnated 81 tuld.
q p-lPos. !. = llca -! se1 % aeod Terms.
isha6-e I0aN HBGH aarFH
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For 9ala

ONkol ne azest end ee1l eslocas IN TIE ritq
ghur n. VII ec sola chrar lsr cash Il t-sIse 60
vsrieui 81 ieue.f TIE ARA - r iasas ~. > -
q rs praprst1f h.s ri gesi basInsss ~ - - 81
feulQa 41fla- lrraa-fae
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THR AEglgGIYAIINNI |

"A = eecuraie anc eoac5e sccouni d ne piof
IA y 20 20 e2riest i1ceruol. oi3e1a 81 th6
sa.rlier stienpts o. NJ Lpcon's ile tie egi dence
asen oy taa Court n srtal. cnniesaiens ~ nsrroid
ana others and Descriptive sketches o. he iirn,i-
pal chsractsrs
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WILL be pai1 81 the arrasf oofyi-.l, 'a-f -.
~ aaFe-7 ei ln1ney si5ls1f en- ~ - - .Is..t
- Ias aes7e rsaasc ~ 3. ,, = - a. 49, .
lasss-ls
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100 Gold hunteg Cssod Watches.....--.si15 each
llV Gold Walcnis. 10 sal
10 Lsdies Goid Waiehes........-.-.-... ~ e. b
600 iadias and 6en's' Silver Wstches.. ll esrh
800 Vest Necs, ard Guard chunss5 % 81 each
BOO Chstsiaine Chisns and Neck
500 Ogfi aad ctasod sod Brsse-
lets.-..--..-......... ......... 70 b each
5000 cold and lea teyolung
500 Gold, OuyE, jel ErUociss. 4 - 3 eath
500 Florentas, moaaic a1a Cosll
90 3 1890 59s;:. iT.s7 : i.5 :sss
500 sets Lsdisa' jsHeiry, lssld
500 set Ladiss' isssiT5, variety
nI sly 20 10 rnrH
500 Lzdsa' sslt Buckles asd
Gold Thiuoies. -. B 70 ! eaeH
800 Ladies and Gen = Cod Pen
els ..----...--------.--.-..----..-...1 % each
5oo9 sout Are sleeve Buitona, Va
rsty of -tgiss-...-............... 9 10 asrl
500 Bos5d etuds vsTifty ofatgIss ~ . srci
o % Waleh Esys. zoo and az6bon
800 6ess' Gas5sis Pfss a5d - . ''sn
Eile.l la.....---.--.-....-..-........ Z a nrrf
$50 Gents soiitsire a0d Clua.sT
s.-...- = 10 each
roo Goid iooh snd En- ficks.-.s ts 49,
600 Pisin. Chasea and Stone So
eco - ss' c.i.iorlis b smoad
l.-------.ss------s------.-.--.a 70 3 eaci
800 hsgc pans ana lifAp Looz-
-. -; - -. :; 4 % 70 saoi
Haiasrs-..-..-.-- -.-a.-,f % saal
1000 Cold Pens, aliFer Rztsusicu
cassss azd Pergii.-..-,--...-.- q, - saci
Al q no above iist 81 Goods vi Il sei4 ~ en-
dollsr ee1h. Certacsfes u AZ tha r1Iies aftcirs
stztug Fhat sa b ons can have, - coln 81
Fei5pes. seaed %, e1d mlzsd. asd sts riliera1
us tak1n 0uf Niinott rfK4rf b cho-oe n1r isft hf
rla 3. thus selaz air oaaars. On r-uefss u ~
CeTaicafe you III 8ee Fhat F1urcza hafa. al
then d is yolr opt.on io send 90 d0iiar ans taas
10 artris o. no.
"a Ell trauzacaona b. uaI ~ shau eharrs 3
lora arclg tts Cert 1ests ior paylag nCatai - a.
doiug 10 11siaesa ceutI sscL VI Eu.t -
81. .dsef Fhen NJ Ger lfasta : ssrt fsr Fiaagaf
ffcsfsg ~ - Eeuf flr e. eisFeu ~ 1ls thfy =
8 sIK -a7e t3f SO aud = kundre1 tor SIS
AfbNf5-fh eat11F az sre1ls vi ns iI.oge
tsn cents on aFery Dert 9cEis 0fd-ra.is - fteIr
rroFtdad their rem ttences xE1c1n = rns dniis
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3, College street, Hashga.e. Tosa.
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$4,000 Shares al $I,OO Each

II EPREsENTING TIE ENTIRE PROPERTY
hy.of ths ConpaRy, Hhi1h = aDout soy acFss O
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