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GUARDIANS SALE

II pursuance Of an order granted by the
4 Pro5ate Court Of OuyEhoga County, Ohio, I
viii oher for sale, at public auction on Tuesday.
tAe 18th day OF April, 1856. at 10 O'Clock A. M
'SPou the premises, the following described real
eststei 70 wit: The tee Sim9 Of the undivided
sizth nart in common OF the south half Of the fol
ioE ng premises, ,situatedia the township Of Parma
"a the County Of CuyAhoga and State Of Ohio, and
ls Psrt Of the original lot No. g. in tue Ely tract
sh1 ooundsd as falloWs; Beginning at the n. Z
corner OF atid lot n & thsnce sOuh sg5< degrees
vest IS chains aud II links to post; ths1os south
osgress e. II chains 4s links % a post; thence
loath 4sH degrees east chains aud SIS links to a
boas In the centre Of the rCsd near the bridge
tnenoe north 80 degrees esIt oba'n anc SO links
elong tue bank OF the stream; thence north 77l[
aeg feeI east chain and - lint along said hank
% g; thenoe south ~ degrees east q chains
sno % Inks 70 post standing near large stone In
me centre q the road thence north s5< degrees
EAST ehAtas aud links 70 post and ton esther
norSn ~ degrees west 25 oh siss and IL K to the
Pace Of beginning, containing So 90 lOo acr ! Of
laad. Appraised at S1ls. Terms Of sale cash
THEODORE q. TOWI,
Guardian Of William b. ToEl,
LOREN PRENTlBS, Guardians Atty
Cleveland, April I9, 1855 snIa m
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DYSPEPSIA and FITS.

Losses promptIy adjusted and paid. ''''
epls:Z363m j EESWOETH. Agent
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Ehe Locality of the Surrender.

Lieutenant General Grant in one Of his
notes to General Lee, the other day, said
be was then about four miles west of Nal
lard's Church. We fnI this church TO
be In the southern corner of Buckingham
county on the Lynchburg and Farmville
rosd, on the north side of the Appomattox,
and about five miles northwest of Farm
vile. Grant said he would ''push forward
70 the front" to meet Lee, and it was doubt
less not far from Msllsrd's church that Lee
surrendered. The spot will become as eel
ebrated IS Saratoga and Yorktown, the
places where other hostile armies were
forced to surrender.
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Special Report.
NEw YoRK, April Is.
BUSINESS OPERATIONS.

BUSINESS OPERATIONS.
Business in every department is still
contracted within the narroWsst possible
limit from respect to educational mourning.
The Board Of Brokers held an informal
session, and closed with 8 resolution to ad.
journ until Friday forenoon, in Difference
to public obsequies of tomorrow and the
fast-dsy Of Thursday, ordered by Gov
ernOr FentOn. The G6ld Room and Pc
troleum Boards have adopted the same
oo,-s "a {
Transactions at the Stock Bovrd were
merely nominal and prices generally lower,
except for Governments, which were firm
and under active inquiry and generally
higher.
Railway Speculation wss very weak and
q much lower range of price was estab-
lished. There was little disposition to
buy while there was a strong pressure to
sell, and the market was off from 2Io3 per
cent. see
The Gold Room was exceedingly duh
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Frederick Whittlesey Seward, the Assis-
tsut Secretary Of State, who was almost
mcrtally wounded in his efforts to prevent
thessssssinstiOn Of his distinguished father,
is the second son of the Secretary of State,
and was born in Auburn in 1881. he
eradusted at Union College, and after
studying law became an assistant edito.
of the Albany Evening Journal owned by
his fathers life-lcng friend Thurlow Weed.
When his father wss made Secretsry of
State he became his assistant, and has luo-
ceeded admirably in the discharge Of bis
duties. rhe telegraph tonight gives US
strong hopes that both Re and his father
will survive.
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rho UhIcaro IeIerr,nn

The municipal election in Chicago has
resulted in UniOa triumph. This might
have been anticipated, but the msjority Is
unexpected even to the most sanguine
friends of the Union party. The city
ticket is elected by six thousand ma
jority, and tue council stands three 10 one
for the Union. The Coppsrhead party is
as dead IS the rebellion.
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oHsEaUTEs MONrREAL.

MONTREAL April ls.
The following proclamation has been
issued by the Mayor Of Montreal:
PRECIPITATION,
Whereas Wednesday next, 10Th April,
inst, at noo,l, has been fixed upon for the
funeral ceremonies Of the Chief Magistrate
the United States, the undersigned, Mayor
of Montreal, respectfully invites the citi-
zens generally to close their places of
business from IL o'clock, noon, on that day,
as tribute of respect to the memory Of
the late President of the United States,
and Of sympathy with the bsreaYed mem
bers of his family, and also as an expression
Of the deep sorrow and horror felt by the
citizens of Montreal st the atrocious crime
BY which the President came to an untime-
ly end. j. L. BEAUcHY, Mayor.
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wHEHEABOUTs OFTHEA AssAss1zs.

BALTIMORE, April 1s.
A gentleman who was at Point Lookout
yesterday morning was informed by an Of
heer of one Of our gunbosts that Booth and
the other conspirstOrs, about thirty in num-
ber, were in St Marys county, heavily
armed, and endesvoring to make their way
picketed and no one allowed to pass.
He also stated that on Sunday evening
8 mall Equsd Of our cavalry had q col6-
sion with them and had been repulsad, bat
succeeded in capturing one of them. In
the meantime our cavalry were reinforced
yesterday morning and we're undsrst ood
to have them completely surrounded, and
their escape was deemed impossible.
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THE REMAINS OF nR. LIECOLH.

CREsTLINE, April Is.
A committee Of the prominent citizens
of Springfield, Ill, consisting of Hon. J.
I. Stuart, General John Williams, Mayor
Dennis, Hon. j. K. Dubois, s. d. Melvin,
Esq, Hon. A MeCsllum and others, passed
through Crestline to-aky, en- route for
Washington to attend -.the funeral obse-
qlies of the late President, and also to &C
company his remains to their last resting
place in Springfield.
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Yesterday Evenings Edition.
IMPORTANT ARREsT.

BALTIMORE, April ls
A highly important arrest has been made
here to-day. The name of the party Is
withheld for the present. He has made
full confession of being one of the conspirs-
tors against the life Of the President, and
acknowledging himself to be the author of
the letter signed "Ssm, which was found
in Booth'a trunk.
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FROM InNrRRAL.

MONTREAL ApllI 10.
The public Union prayer meeting last
night wss densely GRO yded. The meeting
throughout was characterized lay the deep
est sollmnity. A feeling of es rnest SYM
patby pervaded the whole of th vast null
tude, Clergymsa Of sll denC Tninations
were prese Il. aud delivered sd. irssses of
! ympsthy for the UniEs1 Stat. =,
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EKOM MEiIPHIS

MEMPHIS, April l6.
The news ofthe asssssination Of Lincoln
and Seward created intense excitement
throughout the city, producing, also, great
grief and sorrow, mingled with threats of
vengeance upon sll secessionists. The city
will be draped in mourning. Secesionists
depreciate assassination and keep very
Quiet,
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sEwARD's AssIssIa ARREsrsD.

INV 4UHA1 APLH To
The Hsralds special says it is reported
that the assassin who entered Mr.. Stewards
house has been arrested Il Is certain that
one Of the asssssins probably Surratt, has
been arrested.
Samuel Nathan, of Hoskstown, Mary
land, the one who wrote the letter found
in Booths trunk. signed HSan,n has been
arrested. 81
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JOHNSTON TO sURREFDERs -.LEE
IN RICHmOND.

INV 4OAAf AZ Jr1l 10.
The Herald's Newberne corr spondent
of the 18th says: A rumoF pr 5valls here
that Johnston is about to suFrande
A State Convention, to cona ist Of dele
gates from al the counties Is t. be called
for to meet on the 14th Of May.
The Hersld's Richmond disps tch OF the
18th says: General Lee arrive d in that
city at hslf.pss', three o'clock in the sfGer,
noon Of the 18th. He and ht5 stsf were
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REREL LEADEKs NO az PuNIaHEn.

New YORK, April Is.
The Posts special says that President
johnson yesterday said to 8 clergyman,
who begged of him to be merciful to rebels,
that mercy to individuals was not always
mercy 70 the state He also declared to q
prominent member of Congress that he
was willing to act with the utmost mag
nsnimity towards the common people Of
the rebel states, but that unrepentant
rebel leaders must be punished.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April Is.
II is understood that the party alluded
to as under arrest here states that the orig
insl design of the conspirators was 10 mere
ly capture President LiacoIn, some time
back, and make MIN prisoner, and in this
way compel general release of sl rebel
prisoners then acid by tie United States.
When the general exchange of prisoners,
however, commenced this project was sban-
eoned by him and the others as no longer
necessary, and he says he esrefused to have
anything further to do with it, and endesv-
ored to induce the others to give up their
designs upon the life of the President. This
is substantially 8 correct statement of what
the prisoner hss SO far divulged. Heia 8
well-knoWn resident OF Baltimore.
The City Council have offered a reward
Of $4,000 for the arrest of the assassin Of
President Lincoln. The feeling here
against Booth is greatly intensified by the
fact that he is q BRltimoresn, and it is de-
sired by the people that one who has so
dishonored the fame of Baltimore should
meet with speedy Justice.
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CONDITaON OF THE sRWARDs.

NJ" AVN1hj APIA 4O'
TIE following dispatch has been received
by Col. Sanford, President of the Ameri-
can Telegraph Company
WAsHINeToE, April IS.
To E. E. Sanford.
Uncle is much better, he sat up for a
quarter Of an hour this morning, and was
bright and cheerful. To-day is marked
improvement upon yesterday. Frederick
is slowly but surely regaining his conscious
ness. He has spoken twice this morning,
he sleeps much of the time and bresthes
regularly and easily, his pulse ano appe-
tite is good, and think every one ieels
encouraged with regard to both. Tho
messenger and nurse are both doing well.
1Signed. @. A. SEWARD.
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FROM MOBILF.
NEW ORLEANS. Anr.

NEW OhLbAhsI AprII n.
The Times has the following special:
IAKEPoRT, April l3-I have Just az
rived from Mobile. The stars and stripes
we're hoisted on batteries Porter and Mac
Intosh at 1890 A. NJ, yesterday, and on
Big Church steeple, Mobile, st 2:30 2. N.
General Changers forces occupy the city.
The rebels commenced evaeuating on the
10th, and continued until yesterday when
they all left.
The tug bost Allena vas blown up by
torpedoes yesterday.
No movements in the New Orleans mar
kets Citizens anxiously looking for the
opening of the port of Mobils IS relief to
restricted trade. ~.
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DEMOVAL.-M. 6OHMIDT has RE
n MOVED his Boot and Shoe store from No.
Pittsburgh street to 10. 10 Orange, corner Cross
street, oppsslts the Knitting Factory.
NJ Schmidt taxi . this opportu1ity Of returning
his siocers thanks 70 his cnstoners for she liberal
patforaTe Sa h. -r---- z ND 10 that BY strict
attention foNiH r. hanlsy r 10 i = a"ge
and n ceiy .,- t,i many ne-v nrti a. n'@y
eho1ss 70 fsNU- him with eail. Al wJik Fsr.
ranted: aPl1s<ae
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received with the greatest enthusiasm BY
the populsee, cheer upon cheer being CIV
en- them, even Union officers raised their
csps 10 him.
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Secretary Seward is much better to-day,
20 is Fred. Seward, who is gradually gain
ing full consciouness It is now hoped and
expected that both Secretary and Assist
ant Secretary will speedily recover.
In accordance with resolutions passed ct
a meeting of citizens of Illinois, held at
the National Hotel yesterday afternoon.
The citizens Of thRt Stste assembled at
Willsrd's Hotel preparatory to paying
their respects to his Excellency, Andrew
johnson, President Of the United States
Governor Oglesby, accompanied by Sena-
tor Richard Yates, General Ishsm, Ell.
Senator o. d. Browning, and large cons
course of citizens, repaired to the rooms of
President johnson, in the Treasury build
ing. Governor 0glesby presented the del
egstion and address ed the President.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
WAsHINGToE, April Is. I
The Secretary of the TresIury, with
profound sorrow announces to the Revenue
Marine the death Of Abraham Lincoln,
late President of the United Ststes. He
died in this city on the morning of the 10Th
iust., st22 minutes past o'clock. The Of
hcers Of the Revenue Marine will in
manifestation of respect for the exalted
character and eminent public services of
the illustrious dead, and of their sense of
calamity which the country has sustained
BY this affecting dispsnsstion of provi-
denoe, wear Grape on the left arm and on
the hilt of their sword for six months. 1t
is further directed that the funeral honors
be paid on board of revenue vessels in
commission, by firing thirty.six minute
guns, commencing at meridian on the day
after the receipt of this order, and by wear
ing their flags at hslf-mast.
(Signed.) HUGH MoCULLOCH,
Secretary of Treasury.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHINGToN, April Is.
It is hereby ordered that in honor of the
memory of our late illustrlous Chief Mag
istrste, all officers and others subject 10
orders Of the Secretary of State, wear
Grape upon the left arm for the period of
six months.
[Signed] w. HUNTER,
Acting Secretary of State.
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b. HUDSON,
General Fire, Marine and Life Ius,
anc9 Agent

eEos, oviAtfG Exchange, foot Superior strs..
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BEPREsHHts TIE FOLLOWING oOHPAEIEs.
Buckeye Matusl ms Co., Cleveland
Ohio, (Tire and MaTinel l.................6 GSsss5
Market Firs 74oA43
Futon Fire ." AlA,128
Eorgioh Fire InS. Co., EOrv' K" SS4, 4,s9!
NSU EeS1s9 YorF III d" <oEo,S.Y. 240'7zs
Phoenix Meri,e Tps esSE York. 8,e5S,z55
N. z, casa cap - OF broo Iyn
PsTtiouIa- <EFLFH ADJUSTED AND FIN
FfsTipe 1sesenti0n given 70 the sdiustusnt ci
>SA@ I. .. HUDSON,
Agent and AdiusteF.
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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL LEG,

A MERIQAN LEG
AThis Is the bsat Artificial Leg
ever Patented, for DTAAEILITTs
SIMPLICITY and ACTIVITY. Gov
srnment has adopted this Leg into
the Army aud Navy. This 10 .
recommendation TO the Limb. ~
Government gives TO the Soldier
none but the best
Send for . Pamphlet.
AMERICAH LEG co.,
AtWAtsr Buildinpa
Fsbs:2m OlsVslaBS
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turbed by the requirements to talk with of
aeisls about the details of the approaching
obsequies.
BooTH's CONDUCT ATTHE THAETER.
The Times Washington special says
when the President arrived Booth is said 10
have waiting on the pavement in 'front.' of
the thester, ana to have received kind
word and bow from Mr.. Lincoln, who
knew him. Later he appeared behind the
scenes and inquired if General Grant had
come. It is supposed he would have as
ssulted the President ss ne left ais car
risge but was waiting for General Grant.
he then went around to the front part OF
the theater, and, entering by the front
door, lounged for she't tims about the
libby, holding his hat in his left hand
The next time he was seen wss when he
jumped upon the stage,
II is not true that the pistol was fred
through she door, as bss Desu stated. The
hole in the door Of the stsge box, which is
in one of the angles Of the panel. 1t is
said to have been made with a bit or q
large gimlet Is wa. made probably by
the kssssfin some time before, 60 as to bs
able TO ascertain the precise position Of his
victim before entering the box.
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NTOrICE.-JOHN sCHRIVER. wbose

.lN reside zoe is unknown, Is notified that R1sipa
sobrlEtr cid on the 18Th day Of Janusry, 1866 file
har petition in the once Of the Clerk Of the Court
of Comm IN Pleas wishin aud for the CJunty OF
OuyehoRs and state of Ohir, charging the said
John Schrivsr with having wife living TO whom
be had been legally marisd at the time OF his mar.
rfase With tn psttioner for that eau 5e asking
20 be divorced which petition will be for hearing ct
The next term of said Co1rI dated III 18th day OF
April 1855. BOSNIA SCHRIYEk
anIq-gI2-6u
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this A. N, and the volume of business was
light The bulk of the sales were at l4ea

this A. N, and the volume of business was
light. The bulk of the sales were at l4ea
@S4sF. 60
The Petroleum market WAS stesdy at 85e
for crude, 5sc for refunded in bond, and
T5c for refined free.
There is very aeS;ve business doing In
Dry Goods. Ordinary prints and plain
cOtiOns are up about cent per yard, with
= large business in foreign fabrics. There
is fair trade doing in dress and millenery
good, and the market is 6rmer.
MOURNING.
The city still exhibits on every side,
numerous tokens of grief. The draping
of buildings is still continued, and by noon
tomorrow, nearly all the public and pri-
vate establishments viii bear symbols of
mourning. The day will be observed in
al the churches aud business circles.
The British consul called a meeting Of
British residents which was largely sttend-
ed. At the Astor House today, resolutions,
expressing deep SORROW at the national loss,
ware unanimously passed. Preparations
are being mad for receiving the bedy of
the President on its route TO Springfield.
The 7thregimeut has been selected as an
escort.
Arch Bishop Met Clusky hssissued another
circular, in which he directs that the vari-
Gus churches Ofths city, and the Diocese be
open on Wednesday for public service, at
end of the mass he says psalm should be
resdor chAntsd.
The Ttibune's Washington special says,
a body of guerrillas have been lowering
along the opposite bank of The Potomac
for the past few days. Our forces have
had one spirited skirmish with them, in
which we drove them after an obstinate
resistance. It is supposed they came there
to cover the retreat of the Washington as
SKsins.
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WASHINGTON. Anril IA


TO LieutenaHt Colonel o. e Bro1ois
The following is description of the As
ssssin Of the Hon. VI. II. Seward, Secretary
Of State, and Hon. Frederick W. Seward
Assistant Secretary. You will use svery
exertion in your power, and call to your aid
the entire force under your control 70 SECURE
the arrest of the assassin:
Height, six and half feet; hair, blsck
thick, full and straight; no beard nor an.
pssrsnce Of beard cheeks red on the laws :.
face moderately full; twenty-five (a2) or
twenty-three (23) years Of age eyes, color
not known, large, not prominent; broWs NOT
heavy but dark face not large but rather
round complexion healthy nose trtrsiebt
and we'll formed, medium sized; mouth
small lips thin upperIip PIotruded when
he talked chin pointed and ptaenipent |.
head of medium size; neck Ghnrt and of
medium length; hands soft, small. and
fingers tsperiug showed no signs of hard
labor; broad shouldered taper vsist !.
straight figure; strong looking man man.
ner not gentlemanly, but vulgar oyercoat
double-breasted color mixed, of pink and
grey spots small wore q sack overcosf. !.
pockets inside and one on the breast, with
lappels or flaps; pants, black cotton stuff !;
new heavy boots voice small and thin and
inclined TO teneT. n. L. GErFR1T,
REeTet Brig. GeR. aud P. N.6.
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MAcHINISTS.
STOVES.
STOVES !! STOVES |!

TsE CELEBRATED
Etew3rt Cook and Parlor Stoves
For s1ls BY 5 lIswIY 4 o..
apls;225 No 2s MerWin q.
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Description OF TKE VILLAIN WHO ATrENPr
Ed TIE ASSASSINATION OF SECRETARY sEwAEp,
The following description of the man who
attempted to assassinate Secretary Seward
has been autographed to the Acting Provost
Marshal of this district:
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SECRETARY SEWARD.

Thurlow Weed called to see Mr.. Sew
ard yesterday, and although he tried to
avoid drawing him out in conversation,
the Secretary insisted upon his staying to
hear and to talk also, until the physician
had to interfere and dsmsnd his with
drswsl.
The failure of 8 number of foreign st..
taches, of known rebel sympsthies, to
adopt universal symbols of mourning, oc-
cssioned much remark.
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Rebel Leaders to be Punished.
CAPTURE OF SALISBURY!
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
W. nnh.nrnrr y

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHNaToE, April 1S, 1865.
Major GsnsnaI Dir:
The following dispatches from Major
General Canby report the capture of
Spanish Fort and Fort Blskley, which form
part Of the rebtl defences of the city of
Mobile;
[signedl Z. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
HEGDo'Rs N. D. W. Mfss IN THE)
FIELD, April 0, 1868 AN.
MAJOR General II. ". HaUsrE, CEtsf.Ot-
Staff:
Spanish Fort and its dependen ,ies we're
captured last night. We have 25 officers
and 53s enlisted men prisoners, and have
taken mortsrs and rs guns. The ma
jority of the garrison escaped by water.
Fort Blakely is already invested and will
be assaulted unless the works are stronger
than now believe them to be.s
[Signedl E. r. s. CANDY,
Msjor General
HEADo'Rs NJ. D. W. Miss, IN THEl
FIELD, April 8, 1885.
Lieut.. General Grant and Major General
HGLleck,
1 have the honor to report the capture
this day of the rebel Notifications St Fort
Blakely with 2,4oo prisoners and 20 guns.
[siguedl E. r. s. CLEBY,
sa.a Major General.
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Ihe God ROom Ne eYeeedipRlY dun
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.


THUGS AND NEDIOIEES-TH1
attention Of PkydsisnH and Al persons WIKI
1g
Pure and Reliable Medicines
respectfully solicited 70 my stock, which oomFri'
ESs . sonplsss assortment Of everything Psrtain'
ing 70
the DRUG TRADE.
and Gt prices 70 insure sAtisAoton 70 the paroha1sf
PEHfAz AID 5UlqIcAE IH1TRUMINfs, fIHTH, FoIiI
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naAhuinosafsrs' pr!SaS.
P6rfUmeFY and Fancy Articles,
Ia great variety. Also . stock oJ LIQUORS taI q
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Agent for DAYS sPLIHIS, the most oomplsaa
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NHOICB BLACK -TEASE-0J1ONG,
I jsouchoaR END Isbsn Tees o. very fns quaIit,,
% ssis By CEGRcHUJk BROTHER.
~ 10 optSy,s ass