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Trnyclers' GuIde.

To Albany, ~ Hudson r. r.. from 5)thst Depot
~ am, I g. and otp sundsy train from
ath st. . p cry cars run between Chambers
aud 3O,h.sts. tir. ms. -
sv 'g II M a' 20 NJ
To Albany, landing a; Priucp. aces On IN, the Mud
s1 d s "a and Dae Dew Waday We'd
m sndine at ThirtieI-st. ITO m.
nidnishs. Sunday. 7:iO a. m.
day, ard Jersey Blue every Wednesday from
~ Ro - by Sewcnd6a Inc Pier 50 r.,
excepted Pm.
70 Bo.ton a BY Sas r. si;i.t and 4sh
sv. via Shore Line ri md p. m. Sundsy.... p
West By Enc Rsirosd, foot Of chambers.t.7
40 reenport aud $3.50
For Hudson. Caiskil Bristol and West Camp
To Ne,sburs. Pouehkeepsie, Rouudout and King.
ton, landing at Cozn.ns Dock, west Point and
Milton. the steamer Mary Powell daily iEoin foot
OfDesbrOssessL. y. Observation-Disclosures. 81 n.
TO New. Haven connecting it'll X. r. for Hartford, -r
and sprngheld-3teamersleaveP Peck Slip at 81 80
To New. Haven, by the New.Hsven R:a, aithn
To- ard oswss snass i ri Ito s CIV . s%a
AID Greenwich by steamer John Romer. pier 70
TO the we.i By esSsr RAILROAD Of NswJei:cy
via Allentown. from foot Of Liberty St, N h..
To Phiadephia, by New.Jersey R1ilrOad, 'oot OF
Courr andt-st., T. 10 snd llt M, IL NJ, andop
To s,s sa /. snd S1 .ssnsr from isi No.
II Dey.st., at :. 9, 1890 a. m, I2;9o 49,
p. N. On Sundays io:ac, i2p. 1890 D. 40,
To o Proviaracc by Neptune Steamship CO.. Line
d'y iIG1 Dr ~ GS sl E. K e. of
Conrtmndts. end li' a m, p M, and IL
For further iSfr%aon in rssaii to Railroad lime Tabe
advertisements in another part OF thispaPer
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Hoard Of COuncilmeu.
OFFICIAL. |

STATED skssios-MospAf, July ~, 1903,
The Bead pursuant adjournment in their Chamber,
Present-Jsme. Hayes, esq President aud the following
membeTs;
Kerney Brint man. Brady Patterson oushtalin Leavy
McGrath, Lieut. Smith, OCailaghan, RUSSELL Joyce Reilly.
Fitzgerald and Cook-2l
The minutes Of the meetings held july ID and 9th were read
and approved. ..
Councilman H'serty Was here called to the char)
The President moved to take the ae commnnica.
don the Comptroller presented July 9Th, in relation to
'hs when 1G,J" We, e. h9 "'' '"''
lie then moved tina, said paper be referred 70 the Committee
Which was carried.
Councilman LENT moved that the Committee be instructed
to report said paper at the next meeting.
Which was carried.
PETITIONS.
BY Councilman SrAcox-
Petition of Juda Mor, for permission Keep stand for
the sso small In front Of number twelve BoweTy
In connection Herewith Councilman STAoon presented
R.,olred That permission be and the Is hereby given
to Juda Morris keep sm ssnd for the sale OF otions
Ia front Of twelve Bowery, he having received per
onv IN ss e peasa o. Council
The resolution was adopted
BY Councilman STACoa-
Petition of Leeng Whu for permission TO keep stand in
ffont Of number fourteen Chatham street.
Councilman sTAcox moved that the prayer Of petitioner be
Coancinsn PArrrnsos moved ths, sid Petition be
ferred TO the Committee on Streets
Which was lost
COUNCILMAN KEENAN, moved that said petition be referred
10 the Committee Arts and Sciences.
The motion Of Councilman STACoM then carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY the PRysIDRST-
Rsored That the name Of William H. Pardon, OF number
Crosby street be added to the list OF Snd persons
10 receive nifty dollars donation by the Common Council.
Which was referred 10 tho Comptroller, with power.
By Councilman KEENAN,
Reolred That permission be and the IL hereby given
10 Coneus ODonnel to exhibit goods ia front Of his
ises number wsnty i've Cstharne street sd permission to
remain only during the pleasure OF the Common Council
Which was adopted.
by Councilman JOYCE
Rered That permission be and the IA hereby given
10 Michael Lynch to stand the norhwe OF
and ninth street and Eighth avenue such per
mission to remain only during the pleasure Of the Common
Council.
Which adopted.
BY Councilman STACoA-
Resosd That permission be and the hereby given
20 Cathrne Duly keep stand for the sale Of fruit the
sidewalk opposite number hundred and twsntysix Chat
ham street she having obtained permission from the
pants Of the premises In front OF the ssid permission TO
continue only daring the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which was adopted
BY the
Re'red That permission be and the Is hereby given
bfdget Clayton 10 keep stand for the sale OF ru In front
OF number hundred and hysx Chatham street she hav
ing obtained permission from the OF the premises In
front Of the said rrrmsson 10 continue only during the
pleasure Of the Common Lovnci.
Which wN adopted
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G. A N C. IL H.

4 NEW and WONDERFUL DISCOVERY,
N Dr. J. c. DlXON'S CANCER AN rlDOTE, which has
proved hundred to be the moet sne'
es treatment for Cancer that hs. ever been used py s
ease entirely removed in sold without the use o.
knife loss blood producing Of pain csu'c earnns %
No T1s broadway. j, c. DIXON, NJ. D.
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CITY NEWS.

BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN-STREET CLEANING
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE MAYoR-The Board met
NJ O'Clock yesterday afternoon the President james
Hayes. ESQ.,. in the chair The preamble and resoiu-
tons from the Aldermen relative to street cleaning
(see ofHcisD were concurred in. communication was
received from the Mayor vetong resolution directing
the Controller Ito place the Sisters Of Charity under
the charge Of Mother Mary jerome in that portion oil
the building corner of Fifty frsst. and Lexington
ave. not now in by the North Eastern Dspensary,
for a Girls Industrial School" The Mayor says the
building was erected under the authority Of the Com.
mon Council for the purposes of an " Infants hone
and to be under the control of the Mayor and First
Directress Of the Nursery ard Childs Hospital
Mrs. Mary A. Dubos the First Drectress Of the last
named institution il in possession of said building
and he (the Mayor has been informed that she Is pre-.
pared al 10 GO with the institution for which II
was designed. The Mayor concludes by saying that
ION the other hand is represented to me by the hgh
est authority that the Sisters of Mercy acting IN thai
spirit which belongs 10 their title, are unwilling 10
accept building which there is any claim there
fore return the paper and respectfully recommend that
some other suitable site be granted the Sisters Of
Mercy, and building be erected thereon for Girls
Industrial School" ,
Ordered the usual course. The Board then ad
journed.
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BROOKLYN CITY COUET.. Tuesday. Nos. %,
D. % TO %. inclusive. and - to ~ 'nciusN"
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FATAL CAR ACcIDgST.-Samuel Hull, aged
"a rears was yesterday over by Fourth-ave car
rpooste the Coo,,er Institute. and instantly killed.
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ANOTHER DscRAcKruL FrREMrs's F,Gu

During the alsr Of fire In JOhn-st on Sunday night
{Iose Companies Nos. and 10 engaged in fight which
c.as suppressed Joy the Second Precinct Police, under
CnDt De Camp. John Bgford and John Baker were
srnasted by Officers Angaier and Peterson, Of the
Seoout Precinct aud discharged yesterday by Justice
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90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEWs, Nos. @ov
VI and % Grssnw corner e. Murray ed 20 80
win And TEAS COfFEES FISH, FLOUR sn1 sveryso'ss
sss cLsspsE tbsp say sess N Hsv'TesG va poes w.
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SuY.STRUCK. Patrick Mclaughlin died at
the Brooklyn City Hospital on the 9Th inst from the
effects of sun stroke.
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Boy Run OVER AND KILLED-A little boy
named Hatchell was run over by one of the NewtowI
cars in DeKab yesterday. and seriously injured
that he died.
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BURGLARY AND RECOVERY OF THE STOLEN
PRoPHHTY-On the morning Of the 9th nst the bakery
Of Henry Grundman, at No PAT Monroest.. was en-.
tered by Martin Leddy. and robbed Of 65 pounds OF
sugar. valued at eos Officer Waldron of the Tbir.
teenth Precinct subsequently found the stolen in
the apartments of Margaret O'Bren with whom Leddy
resides. at No. CO. Waterst. A coat soled with
sugar, belonging 10 Teddy, asd Jimmy" with sugar
npon It, and exactly fitting the marks the front door
Of the bakery, were also found Leddy and the
OBren were arrested, and committed by Justice
Shandey.
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DROWNED MAN FOUHD.-The body Of a
drowned man picked up at Hamilton-ave. Ferry
last evening. His dimensions about feet
rches and apparently IS years old The hair OF
sandy color Deceased had on black frock coat.
brown pnntaleons. blue vest white shirt. with red
underneath purple neck tie and calfskin boots.
The remains were tax TO the Dead House and further
information can be obtained of Coroner Lynch at the
New Court House to-day.
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DISGUSTING BRUTE.--On Sunday night
James Burden and Michael Flanagan quarreed and
the former Knocked Elan tgsn down and jumping upon
aim bit OF portion OF his under lip Officer Corbett Of
the Sixth rreenct arrested tho BRUTE and Justice Ho
Esn eommsea a' xsa ru' % IN uS'ea, Si bail
part Of Muli,erry-st.
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A FoRGER COMMITTED. Rork yester
aay arrested Albert T. Griswod for having on the Gil
o. February last. In the character of United State
Detective. passed upon Mr.. Calvin Farnswortb al TN
New Haven Railroad depot two forged checks for SCI
paysble at the Oriental Bank. Justice Dodge com
nittod fhe prisoner He has already graduated from
she ca Capitol Prison and Fort Lafayette.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. The house Of Mr.
Riley. No. 24e Coumbia-st.. robbed on Saturday
last Of 81 743 in bills man had called there during
the day. md by false representations induced Mrs
Riley to 60 10 her husbands place OF business In new
York. On her return she ssoertained that all the
money she had in hei keeping had been stolen. Two
suspected parties have been arrested and detained fol
examination.
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CLOTHES CUTTERS PRoTEcTrvR USIoN.-A


meeting Of the Clothes Cutters Protective Union
held last evening at No. 1872 Hesterst The assemblage
which rather turbulent in Its character was called
TO order by the President Mr.. Mullen who proceeded
to lead q long essay on The Labor Question. lie sdvo
Gated the necessity If bringing all the minor associa
fions in the city into grand organization 10 be
known as the Cooperative Joint Stock Company. In
the OF his remarks he frequently Interrupted
declaring that he out of order, others that
such body the Clothes Cutters Union existed their
name not having been called at The Trades Union.
During the evening considerable confusion existed
among them. Mr.. Harding and others subsequently
addressed the meeting. They propose 70 respectfully
ask their employers for an increase Of wages.
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DRowSED.-On Sunday night, Nicholas
Henry, late engineer in Heape's brewery in
Fifty-seventhst. and EleveDth-aye was drowned a,
the foot Of Fifty Dinthst North River The body was
subsequently recovered. and taken TO the Twenty
second Precinct Station House and coroner notified
% bold an inquest Deceased was aged 80 years. and
resided in West Thirty. sixth-st.
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ATTEMPTED WIPE MURDBR.-On the 30th
day Of May last Charles Miller his home at No
200 Canals late at night, and informed his wife Fan
ME that he intended 10 XIII her. the time he
pushed her the bed and drew across her
throat, intctng severe and dangerous wound She
was taken 10 the New-York Hospital and for time
was considered In very precarious condition. The
case was reported IN HE TRIBUNE at the time. Yes
terday the wounded woman enabled TO appear In
the Tombs Police Court and he having been arrested
In the meantime. was on her complaint committed by
Justice Hogan without bail The accused was born 10
mid ocean. and is q blacksmith.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

GENERAL ORDERS.
Councilman RUSSELL called up General Order number two
hundred and oTty five being ordinance TO further amend
addition the ordinance approved March "a 1875
making the annual appropriation for the year 1863 BY provd
CENTRAL .PARK-For deficiency in the manten.
ance and government for the years 1853 and 1864.
Thirty eight thousand one hundred aud twenty -, =.
w Ins sV w.. adopted by *: soo,n: vote
Keenan,. Robinson stscom Hayes
Roster keuney, B,inkusn, ough,alin, eavy, McGrath
Lent, smith oCslaghsn, Russell Joyce Reilly Fitzgerald
Nesatiye-CoaDcilmen Has.ry and Brsdy-7.
Councilman kESSEY called up General Order namoer one
hundred and ninetyss being report OF COMMITTEE on DO
nations and Charts In favor oil adopting resolution as fol-
Re'Oi,ed That the Comptroller be and he /. hereby author
lied and directed to draw his the widow Of
and charge he same to the account OF q ponaon
Which was adopted BY the folowinsvote;
Haserty, Hayes, Roster. Kenury .Bnnimaa. Brady,
Patterson, Houshiain Leavy McGrath, Lent Smith Gala
Councilman BRADY called up General Order number one
hundred and s1tyour being resolution Of the Board Of
Aldermen, as follows:
bed and directed to draw his warrant in favor Of Owen
kvss e the seeMs SGm%,'e to attend the
six hundred and seventy four dollars for incurred
incidental to the action Of laid Committee.
Which was coucurred in by the following vote:
Hssrny H.ye, Roster Kenney, Bhnl@an,, Brady Pa,isr
Russell, Joyce, Reilly Fitzgerald and Cook-2l.
Councilman KosrKR called up General Order number two
hundred and forty nine. being ordinance OF the Board OF
Aldermen divide the Thirteenth Ward into convene Mt
election districts.
Which was concurred In by the following vote:
Adrnatiye-C Keenan,. Robinson. Sacom, Haser
ty, Hayes Roster Kenncy Brinkman, Brady Patterson.
Houehtaln Leavy, Mc(irath, Lelt. Smith, OCalsghsn,
Russell, Joyce, Reilly Fitzgerald and Cook-1l.
Councilman JoYcE called up General Order number two
hundred aud forty three being report OF Committee on Ma
tiona Affairs In favor of adopting resolution as follows:
Resoed That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
zed aud directed draw his warrant In favor OF Edward Van
Rap, for the amount bill OF two hundred and
twenty four dollars (22 being for carriages furnished at
funeral the late Captain r. j. Henry aud charge the same
10 its appropriate account.
Which adopted by the following vote: 80
Afrmatiye-C Kcenan Robinson Stacoin hager
IT, Hayes, Roster Kenney Brnkuan Brady, Patterson,
Houshialin Leavy McGrath Smith. OCaaghan, Russell
Joyce, Reilly, Fitzgerald and Cook-?o
Neutrality-suspicious. Lent-l.
Councilman I.sAvr called up General Order number two
hundred and forty four being report of Committee on
National Adirs in favor of adopting resolution follows:
R'o,sd That the Comptroller be and he i hereby sahoI.
ICED GGd directed 10 draw Ills warrant ia ,~ Of 4. Van
Ans for the Of four hundred spd eishtysishs dos
bs,ss We s@spnt u W snnszsd a"schss inrD'.hsd
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II. M. Hempssed's
NEW
Music Establishment
AND PIANO WAREROOmE.
25S Main ST., Milwaukee

rTIIIS New Music Hall one Of the most spa
l. c;ous and elegant IS ab! shmentI OF The
kid in the United States, is now fully COM
pieted and stocked with splendid assortment
Of PIANOS. MELODEoNS. HARMONIOUS,
MUSIC BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAL IN.
STRJHENTS every description
Our stock is unsurpassed in extent andz vari-
ely, aui re are fully prepared to furnish any
article in The music trade ard OF the best
guilty. To those about selecting Pianos, We
cfier unusual advantages, Ia lug at all times a
very large assortment, and from a variety of
makers We DO lot coniue ourselves TO the
sac Of Pianos from one or two houses only
out have Instrument from all TIE teaaj"g nlnk
ers OF New York. Boston ard elsewhere. Per
sons wishing TO buy good Piano have therefore
every opportunity at this establishment OF max
ing satisfactory selection.
Every Piano is fully warranted for FIVE years.
We cfer cur Pianos Invariably 1T factory
rlices, without add NJ freight. All of our
aPia.os are good substantial instruments made
OF well seasoned materials, by sklul w0kmen,
and the tone is always pune AID sympathetic
and the durability and capacity OF remaining
in tune uuequIle1.
Persons out Of the city wishing to buy good
Piano aud unable to Writ the city for that pur-
pose, car have selected for them AID sat-
istaction' will in all cases be guaranteed, both
as 10 quality and price or the instrument may
be returned al our expense.
This 10 the only p ace in the city where the
celebrated STEINWA Az & SONS and CHICK.
EkING & SONS Pianos can be Obtained.
Tie assortment of Melodeons, Hai mOuiums
ana American Organs is very full and varied.
OF the celebrate instruments Of this class made
By PRINCE Co ard 5. D & H W SMITH we
haze nov a full supply. Military Baid Iussru-
lpents, Drums Guitars, Vious and III fact every
escl iptou of Musical instrument i'll use. Tao
fl est Roman Violin and Guitar S!rings import
cd eXtre, sly Tor our trade ami unsurpassed for
quality aud cur tbi!irY. In the
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In Justice Court.

5.artos &C County Town o. Two Rivers, So.
10 John x Burns.
[TUU are hereby rotifed that a warrant OF
i attachment has been issued against YOU,
aI.d yoqr property attached, 10 satisfy the de-
m4nd Of II. H. Smith amounting TO eighty-tire
Is 10 dollars. NON. uuiess You shall appear
Detgr II. l. Alien, u Justice Of the Pea ace, in
ard tor said county, at his off :e in SAID town,
on the %, day OF February, A. d. 1865, at /
o'a ock in t he afternoon, judgment viii be rem
dtr,d agaitst you and your property sold to
pay The debt.
II. II. SMITH, Piainsf
Dated THE It'll dly of January, \, b. 1865.
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Sheet Music Department

We have unusual facilities for supplying the
wants OF tn pubic, being III constant receipt
oil al the Lew music published IL the United
States, and the best of foreign publications.,
which together with our own constantly in
creasng catalogue, constitute a stock OF great
and choice variety.
The public is cordially invited 70 visit this
mode establishment ana examine the beautiful
assortment OF music and musical Instruments.
Il. y. uEMPSTED,
25S Min street, Milwaukee,.
Dee. 30, 1861.
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HAfiNG this day associated Mr.. Lonis
J. 4 Creu zburg, with me in the Retail. Dry
Goods and Grocery trade, under the name, firm
AID style OF kAHLER &, CREUTZBD re. And
thankfsl to my friends for past hvors, | respect
my ask Tor the Lew firm q a. sohtinuaaee OF the
varied assortment Of new got Il has just been
received aud viii be sod az IA rates the al /
1,snd Of ;. a kSHl.gs
A1niteEoc, Fee - lss. e-
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S75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH !.

.FTNHE LITTLE GIANT Sewing Machine Com
i pany want an Agesr in each county, to &C.
icit orders TOR their new $Ij machine, with
gusge, screws driver and extra needes- We
will pay Iioeral salary and expenses, or gise
large commi2slen. For particulars, teIms etc
si,close stamp, aid address = plz r9s
is RAGE, Toledo, o.
Co. gen for .ha Un 81 States
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1865.
TIL II AUKE.Es ITEWs.
Daily, Semi Weekly & Weekly.
: = a ~
| 1860.


TUE rec irrcLcc Of orot9rr year aft rds our
/ use,ds Throughout this and adjoining
States ti;tug Opportunity tor SPECIAL and
-,t..rli . !fnft 10 calttLr tie circulation Of TIE
N,ws- DAILY, Seu.i-Weekiy aud weekly /
iI.rlS Il, pleasure, at the same tllua to &C,
low Ietee ;ncr friendly and very successful
.Il.r,- =. lbs regard Turing the !eAr ja,t clos
=. a.d although lie present high prices Of
nlrorgJ prelude the pocuniary Iecompense
% CO rca zed, we have the same desire To null
%, y tie number Of uur readers
TIE tome ana ouaGac;er OF THE Naws, Under
i, lbcsJUt nalLCe mrnt, are Low 50 well III
delstaoa, thal It w.u,d be suptIfuous to In
duiGe IN any recital OF our past, or prccs ions
Tor tie .uilfe Suffice i to say that IN al that
-c,5 70 make Up first Gas pubic Journal
is.ss. general 4ad conn cGc.ul re"s by ;e.e-
arsya AID Otherwise Interesting 'orrespou-
l,rce on cu,reEt topics, courtesy N asgumcut,
adneE cGce to Princlpie literary and niace.liL-
.uus matters ana attention &c lOc8l inter -ts,
whet.cr aft citing our state or tie No thwest
generally, 1t > rot intended thar Tvs NEws
snail hold any secondary position.
v, ;Gti-.u the p!cscu, tc.ns Of tie lcyeral
editions.
IA a..
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TAKEN UP.

nN or about the 7 Of Dec 1 .6t a blsck
~ or brown horse colt ubout niue months
o q, ore white hind foot, small star in or"head,
the owner is requested to ideEtiiy property, pay
charges ami take hIu' away. Idqure of
G.. CROFT NAN
Marito.oc, Jan h 1863
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TAKEN Up.

DT the Subscriber on or about the 10th OF
- Dtcen.Ler, lS6i, small Aeifcr Of re- co.ol
whine sposs. Ghc owner Is qIested to
identify property pas costs and take ner away
ERNST SCUULSE,
Two CT ,k', Dec u, l5GI
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MASON 81 HAMLfN',-
80 AE}EN f1T' ORG. g,

For Families, Churches an1~Schools
Adapted 20 SACRED and SECULAR MC,IC
Answering the same purpose in Churches
Halls, &c, of moderate size, that the large and
.Xpen-ise pipe OrgIn does in lar-e churches
\ {, sirs hIe il stttnent for the Par 'o;-tlr ST.
peFior 20 the Mto teen il every resp c. aud
capable e rendering much delightful music tC
which the Piano i rot ada0,eI.
PRICs 81. on S!!G to $500. Every nstrrl-
meIt 5 warIa ttd i3l five years.
Call al see Testimonials iioni over two hun.
bred It the most ds.ir guistei musicians and
orgapFs's in the country, nclgdi Lowell Ma
son, " N. b. Bradbury. ThoS Has, ings. Geo.
Jas Webb Geo. T. Root, John Zlndel, and the
eminent piani~tS, Goir~chak Tnaberg, Stra.
etosch, and William Mason.
Nrs.rs. Mao ( IiAmlin have never Yet tail
ed to receive ;hc FIRST premium at AVERY ex~
hi5iron Of their Instruments, nv ng now over
thlty such lIemiuns, including enc gold and
eleven silver medals
Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
Ii. d. SHEPARD, Agent.
Mani'owoc, Oct 1861
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Rccommcnds to bis friends ard customers
hf- new stock Of Bourbon 1..ononuahe'a, Rye;
Old Rye $50 wears, and Eccihet Whskeyo
Brandies, Rum; Gin; Ar4ck; Cherrv " lie
and Brandy; German, Spanish aud Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Arack Punch all kinds OF sweet
Liquors; Hhein French, Madeira aid Port
Wines: Cider and Vinegar.
will wait upon nv customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side, Manitowoc.
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GEO. n. WOOUIN.
CHARLES w.. WHITE,
GEO. REED,

attorney and Counsellor at Lav,
nas resumed the practice OF his profession in
Mantowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
tE- Collections made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house