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Important to Travellers
MEMPHIS2 EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Broad -Gusgs
Atlantic and GreAt Western Railway

Atlantic and GreAt Western Railway
Is now open and running Two daily fast ex-
press trains from Cincinnati 10 New York and
l0 Eastern cities. Eassengers VIII md this a
road are nnequalei- by any, Gu this continent.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars accom- pany all
night trains, and smoking cars on al trains
Ample ti1ne is allowed at regular hours for
meals and the unbrOken Broad 9usge offers TO
the traveller a degree Of security, comfort and
speed not 70 be found ON any otherrOute. Con-.
noctions era Cairo s.. Louis or CTicago for this
route are certain also connections for Pitts
burg, PlilaGe eIphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Tickets can he had and basgase checked
through at ail principal Southwestern offices.
For further Information and through tickets,
apply 10 LARRY HARMSTAD,
Agent III. Cen. Railroad, Il dersOn street,
Or to Z B. ATINGrON,
Agent Chicago and 81. Louis ha- road, No. Is
SIDNEY COOK.
deI6 6ayosO House.
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Mississippi 4 tennessee Railroad.
gOrICE TO MERCHANTS. AND SHIPPERS.

A GESCul5 have been established at Mem.
\ ~ phist HernRndos GoldWster, Como, 5ardis
balesyiile, Oakland and Grenada t. which
points kreights can be shipped without Pre-
payment unt4l farther notice. To all other
points freights must be prepaid, 81. .-r
Much complaint is made in conssQ Qaence Ol
ffeights being sent back from Depot Every
ertoTt IS being made, by the Company to gef Ofi
Froights fast as possible, aud a Freight Traih a
has been sent out DAILY for the last week but
still Il Is not sufficient to meet the demands
WithnQ Depot 10 which to receive and st0r
freight and bat q limited supply Of rolling stock
wecannoJ 90 the business which is now offer-
sing, Satisfactorily to the public. Every exertion
has beenand win continue g be made, To- in
crease the amount which Is shipped but we
cannot do mere than the facilities Of the Road
allow. .-ai ~
A. s, LINERMOBE, .
jgn25 General Superintendent. :
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MERCHANTS
Paid In Capital, ... sz50,O0D
authorized Capital, sIOO0,O6e
OFFICERS:

~. n. CHERRY, P5szdsai
A. T, LACEY. Yies-PIszidsa,
3. @ DANIEL, = cassiss.
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+" staHd to-day prepared 50 -fas as I
can, t0 resist these enoFoaehments upo1
the Constitution AID Government
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, President.
vfCE EEEInENTs

MONTGOMERY BLAIR, President
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Msins-Hon. Blon Brad.,urg.
New Ham pshirC- E.on. Lewis ". Clarke.
Nsrmout-Ho-. A. y. Willard.
taasac .aAei iJs-Hou. James ". Whituey.
fiEo0e Eslnad-hog. Mfu. 5. Lawrence.
Gpnnectlcut-EQu. Wui. u Bi6hop. .
New forE-hon. Dean Richmond.
New Jcrsev-hOn. John J.. Stockton.
Feunsy ylvauia--Hon. Asa Packer
IlelaWaro-- Hon. Mul. Salisbury.
Narviaud-Hon. Z. j. n. Gwin.
Eirglnia-- don. A. "a. II. Stuart.
aesb FirEinia--Hou. 2. Q. Van Ninkie
North CaroliDa-fIun. W. = Grahem.
south Carolina-Hon. James l. Orr.
tsFgrgis-- lon. James Johnson.
Teunasaeo-Hoa. ~ ln. b. Ealnpbells
Alahaua-liou. Georse 8. Houstous
Migsissi p75i --HGn- ], Z. AioOfn.
LOuislana--Hoa Randall Huut.
L1diaus.-Ho Io.e pa b MEDonald.
llln1ois--Eon. s. -, NaFslGll.
9niO- tE-Gbp Tod.
AaqtgCEy'-H lames Guthrie.
Mlseoqs4 p Bon Ar, Shores
tQHa Hon. "a. q 4Ad.sge
ias..hllet.ia-- Hon. Daniel =. N0rlon-
s,s., - - -s-a9n, Charles 81. Ehisrd.
--ss1-- t4oti. -. v lsarrut
= 1S1,feela--t.on. 1,eAta--t Ar. Fruetn
aitt a.,.tit 2 ~ hon, James W Denver.
1sli- James NJ Nesnlth
l5..-si.ss. -. ~ = t1en; t.obk McCisilAnd
.- ~ .--.- AN. " n. Aarvin
-l'i'' ~ ~. Sl y -ela e piePhfiu r. Fendau.
= NYtfespondinE -ecretary.
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DIRECTORS
SAVINGS DERARFRB6r !

In which Deposits Of ONE DOF.r.Az. -,
srsater sums VII 9e reesiyod. and drae- ,iSr- -
when The same remAils thrrs r-,,-.5s :. y.
fals IN
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300 P. NJ,

MAIL TRATN-Leaves Columbus, Eyt
daily, ,lRcludiug Sundaysl, for Mobile
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- MEMPHIS EXPBEss- Leaves Columbus,
XIV. daily, teaeept SuudaysL and rJEus thrOJtgh
70 Memphis without change OF cars, .-.
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A TTORNEYS AT Law, northwest corner
a Second aud Monroe. Memphis, Tenn. WIZ
also attend g fisiIas IL NORTH Alsslsippi.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY jan. 3, 1869
Mr.. ANDREWS trer.) gave notice Of bill to create the
Metropolitan Sanitary District and Board Of Health
Mr. EZRA CoRSEL trep) introduced a bin which
amends the banking law Of 1885, by declaring that the
franchise privilege OF banking under said act shall be
deemed personal property and shall be Liable 10 taxation
TO amount not exceeding the capital stock.
Mr. CORNELL also introduced bin applying the same
provisions above to all named corporations and asso
Citations the State which not organized under the
act OF 1888.
Mr. O'DoSnIL (rep.) introduced the following resou.
tons, which lie over
Resolved if the Assembly concurs That the dis
person Of the rebellion recent facts have demonstrated
that the dangerous principles which eliminated IN rebel
lion and civil still exist in the South TO large
tent IL Is the duty of all good citizens to demand Of
Congress such wise and careful Of reorganiza
ton shall complete the work Of restoring Union
upon the mmutable principle Of equal tights to ALL ire
spective OF color
Resolved That with proper safeguards to the purity Of
the ballot box the elective franchise based upon loyalty
the constitution and the Union ought to he granted
Immediately TO al oyal in the District Of Columbia
without distinction OF color.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be sent 10
each Of the Senators and members Of Congress from this
State
Adienrned
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which she filled when battling with Britons In the sec
ond war OF independence Al that time, Wen
remember no star in our Union shone with more bril-
iancy than South Carolina aud trust u win soon re-
gain former beauty emblem OF the Palmetto
State, where Sumter and Pckens once fought with
success our national battles.
IL would be great blessing 10 the human FAMILY
could ascertain the origin OF the cholera and stie
in It's cradle Of pollution Tho pilgrims TO Mecca, on the
Red Sea- which the Jerusalem Of Mahomcts disciples
form the which engender and extend
this scourge Of man. have accompanied these wonder
fuI devout and fanatic Mussulmen for many thousand
miles in their pigrmages TO and from Mecca and II
neglect of cleanliness with filthy hab t., can engender
disease cholera and the plague, we can With lropreiy
attribute II to them.
History has recorded that both the plague and small
pox originated the shores Of the Red Sea, aud anl
not inclined TO doubt It's accuracy, nor the OPP mon now
increasing that the Isamites the authors Of these
terrible Diseases and that the brutal male indulgenccs
from the dcpravcd habits OF seragios which most I'M
fortunately, have been ransplaed into our land By the
Mormona TO degrade the character OF lovely womanl,
have tended TO create the dreadful chastsements and
depopuate tie land which the original founders OF poly
gainy supposed would furnish by II increased popua.
ton. SlLAS Il. BURROWS.
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IS tho whole, pin matter Of fact. straight

messaye IS on tho whole, psin matter Of fact straight
forward document
THE y,ss ABOUT
The ahrogair OF the OLD tavern OF Congress Hall mas
created Something Of sensation about board and Iodg'
ng here was supposed and indastrousiy circulated
thai there would BE- adequate accommodation Tor he
legislative people this winter The alaey OF THIS VIII DO
reaz from e fact that the entire accessons here IN
the winter ut any time do not perhaps exceed TWO
hundred ans fifty rs0ns, and that the Deievan houS
alone would hold twice that number Ihere arc ~
many ho,els boarding houses In Albany Like their
nuInere as s,aryen g newspapers they have o. on.
sixeoth of support and the consequence IL that they
all except the Deevan, just 30 MAJ poorhouso
ooo' mons There want of accommo la,ion such a.
u s and its quality proportionats " Improved by
Vac abolition OF Congress Hall Prices ju.t the same
as heretofore and the speculation o. reopcnng the old
rookery near the Capitol the N2ean otherwise the
Chatham street plan, woad appear 90 dodge OF
the lobby for keeping their pSr followers well
in hand from day 10 day the elst possible outlay.
REGESyY
Dean Richmond gave notice ac. the Dcevan House, i'm
medatoly after thu last State Zeclion that he would not
be In attendance Upon the Legislature this winter, and
would not need bis parlors obviously he has correct
appreciation OF the force OF the democratic delegation
this year. and III leave them take charge OF themselves
The Of me Regency Of the same opinion Ben
Wood has taken up Richmonds deserted quarters and
win duly oicato as leader Of the "1orce democIace
lie has not made his debut yet
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fact That tre~ on Is crime which cannot
pe o 'n, .< with immunity shall have thus
oteh i'hy .nonsirated, will the American people be
content no Amer can people have demonstrated that
me w" "A s and ndvsbIe that liz people OF whaA
uP us 10 sse TO IL that freedom established shall be
ymethlng than mere name; 1t must he 30 broad
and comprehensive as To include within its privileges
and hs hl and colors aud must be 70 guarded
by aud bedred In with, constitutional onactments
hat no person, not even the highest in the land,
can with IMMUNITY trample upon the sacred
national rights Of the humblest citizen, whatever may DO
that tlzeu creed color Special cnactmcnts must be
passed the benefit Of the freedman 70 protect him
against the oppression of his late He should be
admitted upon the witness stand In tho jury box,
and be made to feel that he Is man, invested with and
protected In all rights OF manhood II Is matter OF re-
grct that citizens of our State should have denied
colorcd people In our midst the right OF suffrage Some
ater will be extended to that class In reconstruct
ing the states lately in rebellion IL seems both neces
sary and proper that ample evidence be required upon
their part that they disposed TO yield ready and
willing obedience 10 the constitution and the laws
amendments TO the constitution, forever prohibiting
the payment Of debts contracted in support OF
the rebellion and Affirming the saered dTn,nco o.
Of secession null and void, and apportonng repre-
sentation in Congress upon tho basis OF the number
OF each State With these conditions faithfully
carried OUT aud with the necessary Congressional enact
ments for the full protection Of the Union men, white
o with the Welcome them
with open arms. One OF the greatest evils inflicted npon
the country by the war is the immense Sc national deb.
II must and will be paid principal and interest The
tional honor Is at stake, and people who created
the debt In their almost sup rhuman efforts 10
maintain free government, have not only power but
the will and integrity TO fuhi their obligations 70 the
fullest extent It would have been better to have failed
tho and been bloed entirely from the face Of
the earth than being successful disgrace ourselves by
voluntarily Ignoring the claims Of those who came for
Reputation, in any form, under any circumstances,
OF the greatest Of national evils and the worst Of
national SINS Tho power s in the bands Of the Presi
dent and Congress to make victory dearly won last
ing benefit TO the country and with full confidence in
their wisdom and Judgment, the people await their ac
ton
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Wisconsin,.

MsDrsos VIA, Jan. I, 1890
This eYeans tho new State officers we're sworn INTO
ofrcc
Governor FAIohild In be inaugural says:-wh the
return Of peace much OF responsibility aud has
passed away The people Of this state will ever menu
Der with PRIDE that ihey noby nsWoed the calls OF the
general sovernmoa, FOR men ninety thousand OF
Wsconsins sons wen, 70 the front with the closc
Of tue cgh war all dangers have not been
svertei, nor have All responsibilities ceased Great
poht cal problems remain uusoved, and their solution
requires not only the exercise Of tho oalmest judgment
AMI The Fc nest discrimination Of our greatest public
mfn hut also cofncs' thought, unwearied efforts and
hciics purpose ~ al Intelligent citscns oftte republic
INofr at ahd important qlctions already deter.
mined by the late The ri.ht Of secession. 30
senuouSy claimed ny IN" people OF tho SOUTH asd vgor.
oasly mainained by tlef for than fous wears
has been forsver deed against them, snd from Tile
ffmcut, ebnincd by tie tnon army al tlc d. at e
e t~' o'c there y no appeal The national unity has
been try demonstrated and the national honor gfiiy
20 tAiei by the armed power OF the government
Tho4c vho iough, 10 divide and destroy The country
have BEEN compelled their heads before he ma
lsy " The law and. beEded knees ass Iarion f5r
''h rhc The verdict Of the American people V
i~l ny attempt 70 right fan0cl or real gfiav
nhct, ~ ipfc' u arms is treason. they ask. as
thel ~' rgNt o VS. that The highest judicial ihunal
ih We anl .i1s tive expression "a that vcfd CO. hv
no rlon ihe onsre cf chat nigh crime accordance
SIN fWf oi thc r.lt rsufrqclf1rr ol Sic rufi lon
MAR Who uoi 'c fr hr .tfil - me rrknn 81 .r,i
'Htn n .H lnt f..l !. rarsai b. sst.., tt.D
'''" Ui"A vn'r'a "td aaas iaf w %. .4l emo
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Assembly.


ALBANY, Jun .; 1000.
Te sPsAKER presented tho annual financial report Of
the Auditor Of the Canal Department. Also the report Of
the Superintendent Of Banking also the annual report
Of the Comptroller also the annual report Of the Canal
Commissioners.
Mr.. RICHARDSON trepl presented the petition Of An
drew Williams for the seat occupied by Mr.. Weed
Mr. JEwsrr presented the petition of James =. Lyon,
claiming the scat occupied by william Williams
To amend the Metropolitan Police law
To amend the Suffrage act.
TO regulate the fare on the Eighth Avenue Railroad
TO provide for ming vacancies IN the Offices Of surro
To Incorporate the Broadway Underground Railroad.
= !" rate tue Cross Town Railroad Company.
4 r.a'eat gas companies from changing rent on
To authorize divorces in certain casos
TO increase the feoa Of constabes.
For compensation for causing death by wrongful acts
neglect or default
For the survey OF the ChaI.pisln Cans and Hudson
river from Troy 70 Whitehall.
TO limit the hours Of labor 70 eight hpurs per ps%.
The Hew York Sanitary bill.
To edhaize the compensation Of judges
To limit the term Of officers Of the National Guard
Relative 70 criminal offences In the Metropolitan Police
10 amend the General insurance act
TO establish book OF fofms
TO amend the charter Of Poughkeepsie.
" authorize the Kings county Supervisors 70 raise
roprcvcn sud in the purchase Of bresdstufs in New
York
To incorporate tho Atlantic Yacht Club.
To prevent nop residents from holding stands
kets
For the better regulation OF the sale Of beer and other
mali liQuors.
For railroad In Houston, Grand and Bond stYeets
Nov York.
To Incorporate the United States Real Estate Credi,
Company.
To regulate the commissions Of brokers.
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Court or General eessto Ms.
Before Judge Resell.
EnrAyrLLIxo or ran GRAND lunY.

EnrASfLLIyo or rBE GRAND Jury.
The following eepIlsmrn sworn yesterday DIS
cnee the duties Of te crnd Inquest during presens
term Il the an-Chsries j. Livingston, Foreman
James Lynch, Linus scuddcr VIM L. Lockwood. Charlie
H. Aborn Ambrose K. Ely. Ezra Bliss, John sopepson
Wa. Mannheim, Leonard X Parker, VIM. s.,s
Spencer Kirby, Martin Marine, George ". consoek, -.
B, Potter aud Richard q. w. Moore.
cHABsE OF yHE cry JUDGE
judge Russell then charged the Grand Jury Ne said
that notwithstanding the exertons Of the judges
prosecuting officers, he regretted 70 inform them hat
crime the increase IN this city, and tina. nearly
three hundred waiting their action He
ursei the Grand Jury 10 be prompt and energetic the
discharge of their duties and 10 report the Hills
AZ they were ready that The Court might dispose "
the fast AZ they were brought In His Honor
said he would repeat the suggestion made to the Gfsnc
Jury last month and that vas tina, they bound
to examine all the witnesses sent before the District
Attorney. All that necessary for them do WAS
be satisfied on two points:Firt that crimiasl offence
has comntted secondly thal there IL probable
TO suppose the party guilty BY rdop'iug that
method the business Of the court would b. realty IA
oatod snd they would save themselves great deal o.
labor. The Court regretted 10 y that OF the pc
lice magistrates did not discriminate sufficiently in
cases brought before ihsn: for ,bsy
guilty OF the charge pre.crri ag-ins, him Tao crsnt
jury should have nrnncss enouh to dizss that
sen ss city Judge s e ne Grand
Jury % certain special statutes Which the Law requires
hin 70 men,on, after which the Grand Jury retired to
enter Upon the discharge Of their da-s.
NOTICE 70 coo SsRL ron PpIsovyrs-
Assistant District Attorney Bedford then Dccvdcd 10
call the calendar stating that would be irle bl. tr
PEELED counsel foI The accused 10 brina themselves
within the rule when they applied % have n or cases
pcs'rossd judge ks.s. Unlimited that he would adoft
the course suggested by tue prosecuting Officer
VIOLATION or THE BARREL ACT.
John Realey, liquor dealer, who was indicted under
rsen, statute for yolaiins the Barrel act pleaded
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OCH TALLAHASSEE CORRESPONDENCE

TAIAAuAssrE Fla, Dec. 20, 1885,
The Legislature Of this State met Monday last, in
accordance with proclamation from Provisional Gov.
Marvin. The House Of Representatives organ
zed BY the election Of Colonel Joseph John williams Of
Tallahassee as Speaker W. W. J. Kelly, from Pensacola
Lieutenant Governor installed President Of the
Senate. To-day Governor Marvin Provisional Governor
addressed the General Assembly, and introduced D.
WALKER the newly elected Governor who delivered his
inaugural Both addresses were well received, and
very conservative in their meaning.
There is bother afate OF feeling here than In any
State have travelled through since crossing the Poto
mac Runhor says Governor Marvin will b., serk 70 the
senate All seen disposed " doall that The President
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OTHER STATES.
Maine.

Augusta, Jan. J. 1866.
The Maine Legislature met aud organized this forenoon
by the choice Of the follow ing officers Presdcnt OF the
senate, William Win Virgin, OF Norway; Secretary,
Thomas p Cloaves Assistant Secretary W g. Clark OF
saugcgvic Speaker Of the House, James r. Stone Of
kcnnebunk; Clerk, Franklin Drew, OF Fort Fairfield ;
Asssstan, Clerk, sumner J. Chadbourne, Of Dixmont.
Governor coney will he inaugurated 10 morrow.
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KALKIGH, N O., Jan. ], 1900.
Governor Worth has issued proclamation by recon.
mendaton Of his council calling the Legislature meet
on the 18th Of January
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EAbesxlemsnt ~ . Posf once, Atsassss.
uKI3ED STATES cOxMfssroyER's OFFICE.


uKI3ED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Before United States Commissioner Osborn.
David Williams Assistant superintsndens Of Post
once station H. charged with appropKating letters
and money therein enclosed MOI belonging 70 him.
James Gayler, Special Agent Of the Post once Depart
mcnt saspectng that many OF the letters 70 Asion
b we're tampered with, adopted Ingenious p,su, 10
discover ths cause which proved successful In con-
junction with Mr. Dexter superintendent ostaiion F,
he directed six letters TO u g., station X,
Yorkvlle each letter containing ten dollars in
marked bills. The letters disappeared mystsriousy
on reaching the station 10 which they directed
Mr. Gsyler at once proceeded thther, and meeting vii
lams charged him with sbstractinG the letters He
found the marked money on the peon Of the prisoner
who did not attempt 10 deny tis guilt Meesr Dexter
and Day, Of the Post Once Department, were also ex.
ahmed and corroboraed many OF Mr.. Gsyler's slate
ments
On motion Of Mr.. n Waite, counsel for the pris-
oner the case wss adjourned TO Wednesday Aest As.
sistan United States Dsrics Attorney Bell appeared on
the part Of the government.
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MINI esOta.

81. PAUL, MIMI, Jan 2, 1850.
The Legislature convened at noon to-day. Mr. ). D.
Wakefield Of Faribault county, elected Speaker OF
the House, and Mr.. George p Wilson was chosen Sec.
rotary Of the Senate No other business transacted
The Governor wi not be ready to deliver his message
until Monday next
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virginia.
North Carolina.

RICHMOND Jan ., 1900.
The Legislature reassembled to-day. No important
business was done
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The Texas Freed linen.

. WtrfHNETUN. Jan =. Ittf
Prom statistics Of The Freedmen's Bureau we gather
that there three hnndrd aud seventy Ave Thousand
freedmen N ihe siae Of Tens conrrcgatcd along The
or 'he Cuaiaourc Zach xpcctaHf OF fngsr plantation
~ e1'i"r 'trn Nhr"r rii.ip. ~ IN no hny country
cline o. riisc s.titleis 10 40 tb.as
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AtsAsY, Jan. q, 1895
The Governor having nominated Mt George W. schuy-
Ter Of Tompkns late state Treasurer for
OF the Bank Department, vice Edward Hand deceased
the Senate, IN executive session, today confirmed the
noosirsU~n
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mrsCELLANEOUs.

mI8lELLANEOU0.
A HOUSEHOLD WORD -BuY yorR SILVER
n PLATED Ware Table cutlery, China Class, Esrthen.
ware and Ucuse Furnishing Articles from y. FAss
FORD, cooper Institute bung Asoi pac, c,rncr store
nivoRcEs LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB.
~ htiy.. Hher soot prosecuted Without Zee "a
sdyarce. Consulatons nee
bOwts attorney and coun.eicr.
niNCEcEs-PRivarE CONSULTATIONS on THE
sul ie A. ~ this and Other All other las bus
nfss attended 10 on the atuarr.
y. 3 KING, toans.ior Al law. as Broadway.
(NO To THOMAS AGNBw's W AND 2G1 OREEN-
~ srh street OF Murrng and there WI Iei
Teas snnees fsh fo snd hing else cheApcr tfan
any store IN New York t,no pric~ house
SCBifRERG's GERMAN orSTrEyr--wAR RANrfD
- ririn wht tie .Ettr iauCrf Tor ftff Oh
vvis. Sfrfuis, sAtfhcu an Bore and SAN Disease.
- ~ - - ~
CopA war; trrsRArrs Fop ROrTIrRs Afp
= trugx fsi@ri~si -. ant 49, g.t - teAi =
hsarsi Tr-lirli av4ria lf.ae iIaf.. H :"
rpd isr -ftslf " - y LII Nu 80 g. sfltsr .'n 80
fsnslin stie.ls N~s stfk i-f-it'shfa To- 81