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HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn -ErHroriAs MrS
saRxLsY-BALLADs BURL PANrosIxea
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. Dol Bowery-sAx
EHARPLErs MINSTREL COMBINATION TRouPr-PLKAsANr
u
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6is Broadway
Open from 10 A. NJ. till 10 p. NJ.
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TERRACE GARDEN. Third Avenue between Fifty.
eighth and Fifty ninth streets-raEo
GARDEN CONCERTS, commencing at O'Clock.
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soMERvILLE ART GALLERY, s4s Broadway.-"FAR.
RAcUT TRIUMPHANT
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MRS r r. ooNwAY's PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
ROMEO
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LOVES ERoNAUTlC AMPHITHEATRE, Fifty ninth
street and Sixth enue-BALLOOsNo TIGHr RoPE AND
Fl
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, Corner OF Twenty
third street and Fourth avenue.-ExHIBros ORIGINAL
WORKS LIVING ARTISTS.
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ofncisi Dispatches from General Getty, commanding
the line Of the Rio Grands dated June ~ state tina,
Maiamoros Vas surrendered the liberal forces under
General Caavajal ON the 23d Ncjia and his army
barked unsr the protection Of the American flag No
plllage or rpting enacted by either army.
We hayovalparaiso correspondence 80 May 90 Trade
Ia rovivng Sskiy. The Minister Of Finance Ia prepar
ing an elaborate statement Of the losses suffered by al
parties sYcce Is abundant American gold is at pre-
MUM bu, traits on the United States for small amounts
cashcd dollar for dollar In Chile currency The Pres
identai 10 have taken place on the goth OF
juno Peru and General Bulncs TO DO the most pro-
mnsn, Candidates
An interesting statement Of the financial and com.
mercia condition Of the republic OF Chile Ii given In this
mornings fKRALp, with account Of her revenue and
expenditures These data show that the commerce Of
that county IL rapidly increasing, and whom her mines
and rich Agricultural Districts developed by the rail-.
roads now suding there vll be limit her wealth
and prosrs
Our correspondent In British Honduras dated belize
on the L,h OF June, says the colony bad sgsn been
thrown ito fearful OF excitement by reports Of
Indian reds I've northern frontier hu, tia, the facts
wcrc grcfiy exaggerated.
Our ecr>-vuisn, In San Francisco gives an ln,srs,.
ne accent o. the dinner given TO the Hon Anson Bar.
lngamc, Minister 10 China and General r. D Van Val.
kenburT Minister 10 japan by TIE Chinese merchants
Of that ETY. on Juno l. In addition TO The usual Amer
dshs the visitors were treated 20 bill OF fare In
whit hrds nee, soufe, boiled sharks ans, reindeer
s.news, nd other Celestial delisclcs held prominent
place ,ar correspondent ra,hs, reh~d these strange
articles food. and lntimatcs that American cccserv
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- Is senate yesterday Nr. Harris introduced bill
g. "a On act 70 establish hs Judiciary Courts of the
Tnei 5's,cs II provides tha IN q, state courts
IN wdch the matter IN dispute is eve hundred dollar,
other party may shcw 10 the t.l the Trial xl IN
rolve the determination Of rights Of sa-h party under
poms acs Of Congress concerning the w. as,ns, tho
Uned states, and such acton may BE- removed 10 tho
nrcPer United Saies Court Abill ~ss also in,toduced
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Volume ........................No.I s4
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
xwoops THEATRE. Broadway opposite the 81. Nicholas
Hotel.-BRorHER SAh-FRA DIAvoLo
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS SIS Broadway opposite
Metropolitan Hotel-ETHIoPIAs SINGING DANCING, &C..
HE NIAGARA LEAP or THE BUSY FAMILY.
GEoRGE CHRISTY'S-oLp SCHOOL or MfSsrayLv
$ALLAps Musical GINS TO-. Fifth Avenue Opera House,
HoaEs Bor.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. aoi Bowery-sAx
eHARPLEr's MINSTREL COMBINATION rRourr-PLxAsANT
GEIGHgoRs
CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE. at
1sD HAIL a. v.arf or LIGHT
MRS. Y. r. ooNwAY's PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
ROMEO AND JULIET.
TERRACE &c., GARDEN. Third Avenue between Fifty
EARDks CONCERTS, commencing at O'Clock.
BooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn.-ErHorAs MrS.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6Is Broadway
Open from 10 A NJ till 10 NJ.
soNERvrLLE ART GALLERY, s4s Broadway.-"FAH.
RAcuT TRIUMPHANT"
LOVES ERoNAUTio AMPHITHEArRE. Fifty ninth
street and Sixth avenue-BALLo0sS0 TIGHr RoPE AND
FIREWORKS
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, Corner OF Twenty
third street and Fourth avenue.ExnBIrlos ORIGINAL
WORKS BY LIVING ARTISTS.
TRIPLE SH e E 7.
New York. Tuesday. July 3. 1896.
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.S:T:-18'6 OK.

"Jcs' so ,r-"Exactly '"-Eolon Single sale
they were there "every time" Ifhe felt "owley'
in the morning, he took Plantation BiAsen; If h,
felt very - niGht y tool HantG1iun Bitters i
he lacked appetite, weak, lanEuid or mental,
depressed, be took PisAtakien Bitters; and they
never failed to set him on his pins square ant
firm.
FW persons vauanW &snR aneAorisy; Int =,
sansAAy, Just read H fol1swih9:
SlE = -~s sws mash to -, iss
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have savee
my life,
REV. ". h. WAGNER, Madrid. n. y"
have been great suf-
irsr from Dysp'. and had to abandon preach
REV. c. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
syrya had lot allApps>Ae-
NJ - wax and snsrvatsd I.ocusd hnfdfy walk
| and had perfect dread of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
JAMES HEIMINWAY, St. Louis, Mo-
$50 The Plantation Bitter
have cured me of arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years
They act like charm.
c. c. MOORE, 154 Rfoadxsy, N. Y"
Mrs o. n. DEv0E, naaAges Of tAs unief
Home School for soldiers Children, ssys she cha.
given it to the weak and invalid children undel
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
resulss-" We have reosivsd overa hsu&ssdssan,
OF such certificates, but advertisement is so ef
fective as wha. people themselves say of good
article. Our fortune and our reT~tation is ri
stake. The original quality and high charncte,
of these goods win be sustained under every and
all circumstances. They hare already obtained q
sals In evsy town, NuAe9 pnsiah AN haadlsi
amune civilized nAAioas. BAss im1sasSFs wy u
come as near our name and stylc ~ they can, and
because good article cannot be sold rs low as q
poor one, they find some support from parties who
do not care what they sell. Be on your guard
See our private stamp over the cork
2. H. DRAKE CO, New York City.
Saratoga 8pring water, sold by al
Druggists
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.
A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne. used
to hathe the face and person, to render the skin
soft and fresh, to allay inf ANIMATION, to perfume
clothing. for headache. Re II il manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia and is obta ming
patronage quite unprecedented tits a favorite
with actresses and opera singers. II is cold by all
dealers, al ! 90 in isrgs bottles, and by DxnAs
BARNES CO., New j ork, Wholesale Agents.
Sarategs Spring Watsr, sold ~ all
Druggists
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IA & Is 81
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Che Cote Ultp,


The Express Coapetittoa.
Iron the Anbs1n Adva4isx.l
Our attention has just been called to the
following private and confidential circular
issued BY the UniAsd Ssaies Express C0na
pany
PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
UNITED STAEs EXPRESS COMPANY,
BuEFAIo, October 5. 1866.
To Superintendent and Agents of the United
States Express Company;
An organization known n the Merchant
Union express Company, has commenced
an expiess business over some OF the rontes
occupied By this company. Our superintend-
ents and agents are instructed, under NO
circum stance, to have business relations with
this organization, directly or indirectly. No
express matter, ofany description, il 70 be
Teceired from them, or delivered to them,
whether paid or unpaid, consigned or uncon-
signed.
You are also instructed TO retain the bust
ress of the United States Express Company
at whatever reduction In price msy Be neces>
aary on all routes where the "Merchants'
Union comes in competition wi1h this COM
pany. To accomplish this, you will, from
time to time, reduce the rates Of transporta-
ton on all express matter to such figure as,
in your Judgment, will not only secure the
business, but preserve the most friendly re-
lations with the patrons OF this company and
the public generally.
Upon routes where there is no competition
you will maintain rates, unless otherwise in
structed from this office.
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Isis . most delightful Hair DresHing
1t erndicates scur and dnndruf
1t keeps the head ceol and ceaA-
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and failing Oh
= IL restores hsir upon prrmatureiy bald heads
This is just what Lyn's ksthairon win do 1t
lie netfy--it 10 ch<Ap-durable- 1t is literally
sold By the carload aud yet its almost incredible
denaHd 10 daily Increasing. until there ID hardly
country store that does NOT keep it, or family
that does not me- it,. y
49, E.THoMAsaLYON, Chemist, n. y
SarNtOgR Spring Water. sold by al
Druggists.
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THE Post Office at Cleveland has swung
around the circle. In 1851, President Lincoln
appointed Edward Cowles, editor of the
Leader. the Radical organ, Postmaster. In
lsG5, johnson appointed Benedict editor Of
the Cleveland herd d. the Conservative or
gau ard day or two since lie appointed ~ !.
W Armstrong, editor OF the Plaadcd@tr,
Comprehend organ, to the same place.
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4 .EGAL NDTICE---Io the unknown hers
IL Of James hcCxmish deceased Fon ars her. IL
netins that thsre tie afhce tins Cssk u
the District Corrf Of Les Gonn t. foxx Keoksk Pc
titan OF B~asn FsrBas claiming decEee OF ss Cearf
agAtpst VOC finding the said Fssnn the of
IAsd srTant Nc 1921 Issued b, the Of
Peusiont Of the Gasernnap OF the United States under
the Act of March s. ls5S- james Mechanism the
Tennessee Militia War 1879, authorizing him locate
50 III body 81 any Land Once tn the United
states either the mnir lover graduated pri-
further finding thai and GeCani-h departed this
life October g. ib66 intestasr leaving alive wife
child Margaret kabe-fr formerly Mcgnrslah
that the said Mngarrs irisrmsrrisd with An
drew Roberts thai the said Margaret and Andrew
being thr Gard Land Warrant assigned
petitioner. who thereby became ner
snd entitled locate the said petition further
praying thAf all right and claim Of all hairs
sd Mechanism be cut Cd barred and forever sxtin-
gsished and for general relief
Now dnAas you. the said hefrs who are unknown b
pstitio apeas ami make deferce thereto o. eIuse
OF he second DAY of the OF Gid Court
tomnencs the first Monday OF February 1867 ju =
meut will be rendered against ynu - prayed for.
ROBERT r. 6fLLM0RF
etampl Atty for n sautiN
In tbs caAe the Court having examined the retitos
md the foregoing notice. hereby approx s~ia mtg,
tins endorse Mt the ana il Il trr
tho srsd that ssd setrs ~ puhlss ed In ste est
City newspaper, weekly, Tor six Fuecess ~ v@+ka
| FRANCIS spFah6 Eh Judge.
s~pt IL. 1ss6-octl 70
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Osse Of 90 sias srusco md book complete 80 %
Case Of % large ysAla In morocco, and book..- %
Csse Of % large yiais pisin case and BOOK. 90
Case Of ID boxss tSa. 70 l61 and book...--.- -
These remsss, by the single boa. sspf 10
any part OF the country, by mai sxpress, ffss
charge On receipt Of the price address
UEAPHRETE SPECIFIC
HOkEOPATgfTr kEDrTEE coGPZwY
ofiScs ard Depot NC. 81 Broadway, Esw-Tork.
Fer sale by every M-doine Dealer
Or HUMPHREYS u runsnlisd csiiy nj hs usBee. -
scpay of by letter, ~ above. for all forms Of dlss
fnnTtty
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OVER A MIkkloN D11.lAR4 4AYED
Gentlemen 81 had a negro man, worth u ZOO
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for over .car. | had used everything
could bear If without benefit until / tried the
Mexican Mustang Liniment II coon effected .
permanent cnre J. L. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, june II. 1859.
81 take pleasure IN recommending the Mexican
Mrstxng Liniineni az 3 valuable and lndispensa-
bic article for Sprains, Sores Scratches, Or Calls
on Horses. Our mrn have used ii for Burns Brui-
ses. Sures, rheumatism, dc. and all say i, acts
like magic ! W. HEWITT
Foreman for American, Wells. Fargo's and Harm D.
den's Express.
'tThe sprain Of ny daughters ankle, occasoned
while ok siife last winter wxs entifsly cuved In
week, after she had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang lsniment ED. SEELY."
Gloucester, Mass, Aug |, 1868.
II is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment performs more cures IN shorter
time and beast, than any article dis
covered. Families, livery men and planters
should always have il on hand. Quick and sure
il certainly Is All genuine Is wrapped in steel
plate engravings, bearing the signature of q. ".
Westbrook, Chemist. and the PIRATE I. 5. stamp
of DEsAs BARNES d CO., over the top.
An effort has been made 70 counterfest II with .
cheap stone piate label. Loot cho<sis = =
saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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whcwonld not be beautiful Who would not
add to their beauty? What gives that marble
purity and dssfsnsse aFpssnnse Ne observe upcn
the stage and in the city belle 1t 10 no bcnger
secret. They use HagAn's Magnolia Balm. Its
continued nae rsmoves tan. frenkias- pinplsa and
roughncss, from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth, tssnsparent, blooming and
rsvishing. Unlike many cosnstios, II eontains
nd haas8 y iajarlDns.te tn ski Any -1lu1ak
viii order il for yon, if not hand 1t SO cts Per
bottle. ". EsAA0Axa 1reysN r. chsnist.
aara1ega eRring water, sold By Al
u4R11 e u ~ XII 60 ~ e. - !
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An Interesting Question

WHAT elias. u people viii be most susceptible 70
w sttscss from Chesrst
kxidsntlJ thgse affected with any disease Of the
stomsnh Nvsr anr Of tie srPer tanning = III
TEs eis-s of persons nndoubt-diy viii be more
HAhlc ths dfssae. that possessed u
| strong and hsaiths digestive organs
The question then naturally ARISES. how HhaH
snS keep These organs h-althy and normal
condition W. ar-wrr, ny Alteration - diet, avoiding
oil tnfnx eating Hrlukf matter what fern pre-
serted Hrd ~ the riding arsssions Of that
great Strengthening lanfr-
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~ RIGIsAL SoTIcs-To Q Wright, sohn sruss,
~ Eaton Bros Co., kmns NJ Williams execu.rfs
Ut the Of Go d. Williams, rceased Abbott Johns
Hugh Cook State Of Iowa Tor the use OF the SCHOOL
Ennd 4 N Merrick, Crmmins Seaman i Co.. Aiexan-
der wrsy 4 Co Laird Bros. CO. Thomas swanwfck
sod hlssn Lohmsr, cxecup estate of Lonis
Nnoie de- ess~d, GEO G. Az .de-son, Brown Goddtn 4
d. lan b. Carson Ben ohn~on Ha~ hins TAYLOR n
4 Aae0an, X. G. Pyle Hosm~r Curtis, Curtis 6~u.
\. Anrter, john McDoIgal j. X. Allen
Yon and each OF ynu hereby notified that there II
nov Gle III the otsce Of the Clerk of the District
hurt for Lee County. Iowa, At Keoknk petition Of
thssaa "a Tee Thousand Doiisrs. money due on kdS
on~~ory notes, and also claiming Of all OF the FORE
closure of certain mortgage given the half
Of the sovsAsea4 qusStsr ceaun twenty three 3eRn
ship tx fo6 nerth, ofrxass nve Isl wess II Lee
Opunty and praying for the sale Of the undivided
ha Of the Aan nortRAksd prvisa for sAe payment of
SID debt, undivided half having previously been
reisA npon ana SID mr. tie payment u notes ~
csrJ6 y sAesaue Sesrxihsd psop~rty.
Dpws unasO yeu aSDeaF shF-to aud defend bslors
u&4 = D. secand dsy Of the term Of the Dstficf
Opurt OF Ie County, Iowa. KsokHk said Court he
brgun and hsid the 1ut AOnAuy In February 1857,
defaut win he entered against Won and Judgment aud
derW rendered thereon prayed for in plantfns
tioh and the proderty acid Tor the payment OF said
interest and std sil Of yrur interest IN and
the said property will be forescr cut od and FIRE
| ciesed~ RANKIN ArCRARf.
tHsvs nue. stamp SOC Atty's for Plaintiff
,oct2-d
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Respectfully yours,
HEsRY KiP,
Genersl SUPERINTENDENT.


cerned, the case appears TO stand IS follows:
The American and United States Companies
cover the main railroad routes Throughout,
the Northern States, and are virtually com
bined into one organization, except for the
purpose of charging new rate each time q
package is transferred from one to the other.
They have heretofore held . monopoly of the
business. They propose to continue that
monopoly.
Firstly declaring non-intercourse with
the Merchants Union Express Company, the
only company which has yet had the courage
and enterprise to enter into actual competi-
ton with them, thus combining the business Of
the latter to its own lines.
Secondly instituting q ruinous competi-
ton upon the lines opened by the Merchants
Union, making up the losses thus sustained
by the large rates exacted on other routes,
which are to be fully maintained.
We understand the policy of the new cons
pany, disregarding the tariffs of the old cons
panies, to arrange their rates strictly upon
the basis OF the cost of transportation, and
al the lowest rates at which the business can
be done, and if sustained by the public, as
we have no doubt they viii be, TO organize
with all possible diligence additional routes.
until they can do business within themselves
TO al the principal points within the United
States and Canada
The public will readily Judge for themselves
which of the two policies 1t is advisable to
sustain. Business cannot and will not be
permanently done al loss. The Merchants
Union must be maintained, or one or the
other company driven to the wall, which will
result in a restoration of the practising
monopoly.
Merchants and shippers cannot be SO I'M
mindful OF their permanent interests as not
10 extend TO q company organized among
themselves. and for their own protection,
that degree OF patronage necessary to insure
success.
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Tennessee.

x,,,o, with instructions from 'n'
Wa Oonortmont the military distric, VI ~"
Tonnossaa no. taen discontinued A"'S'
= an indication that an era VI
49, = 5,wniug in that region, wher'
ITO has been kept up with so m"eh
i..a. s,pce the close of the war weary
saa nv a gentleman who lett f.as'
:, '>ss.e about the beginning of the rreSeh'
- that the prosecution of returned reoeiS'
"a ci,izcns supposed to have been Ill symra
,,v with the rebellion, was about eeins
sn,,,aoned in the Federal court then IN ses
80, AZ Knoxville Mr.. !, \. SrERRf, Tor
,,,,r,x editor of the Knoxville Register, wh"
,,.os c,ptured during SToNEMAS's last raid, III
n,.,mh.r. 1864. at Bristol, after close con
a,emeut of over a year in the prison at Knox
vile On charges of treason ana aidinS aio
abetting the rebellion by the publication ol niN
nevspaper, was discharged from CUSTODY III
December iast--a nolte prosC4ui being e"''ie'
!, tho treason charge. but the Federal Dis'ii''
-. ,.,.x,o,, ;,s;s,inr upon still holding him 10
,..,o, ~, .h.rre of .taiCing and abet,mg,
NJ SprRR,,s case is the only one OF the prose
c,tion of a Southern editor after The close OF
The war. wit he exception, perhaps, OF JONI
M1rcuIL. His release cleared the hhoN'ili'
;o;.of ,ha humorous cases of incarceration OF
citizens by the Federal authorizes III tht
District on the charge of treason Tor lheh
supposed participation in the rebellion lher'
were remaining in Jail, however, al the oe
ginning of the year, Major Il. G M''ANN'
and Captains KAN and RopDIE, who al
though they were parolcd by General GRAM
on the surrender of General JoHSsToS's army
were subsequently arrested by order OF Cover
nor BKowSLow, and prosecuted in the STATE
courts for treason and murder, for their par
ticipation in the war. They We're 10 nave mao
their trial in February but as we have seen
no account of the disposal of their cases IL
Tennessee papers, We presume they are ye'
lingering in durance.
We are assured that the disposition OF the
returned rebels in East Tennessee is 10 return
in good faith to their loyalty TO the Govern
ment, accept cheerfully the new situation, anc
demean themselves as peaceable and law
abiding citizens, if .sllowed TO do so by 1h'
small. and, we are happy 10 believe fast
diminishing party Of vindictive Radicals VINO
still favor persecution.
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c,x,xaroy ,xp ONO RALRoAp.-lt will he
seen, from notice IN another coiuihll' wv
the Commissioners for the TWO States "a
Virginia and West Virginia are to mect III
Washington City on the 2sth instant 10 i''"
guratc measures for the sale oil the iraici'S''
and property of this road. From inc cho'H'
tor of the Commissioners, we hope Tor 'Ho
hest results.
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BY Z. y. Cook, Anctionoer
Office No. 90 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD FUR

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
III NfTIiRE MIRRORS, CARPETS, &c, At
STCTION On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
-. cIorr I will sell nj the residence, on Grove
rnad second door above the old Fair Grounds, all
Of the FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, &C.
consisting Of .,,.r, ~, on e,.rrc - j.,
with silk Brocatele: -
Handsome MANTEL MIRRORS,
Handsome ROSEWOOD ETEGRE,
MAHOGANY MARBLE-ToP CENTRE TABLES,
VELVET CARPETS, RUGS,
CHANDELIERS,
DAMASK and LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ENGRAEINGS,
! splendid suit Of ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FUR
SITURE, consisting Of
JENNY LIND BEDSTEAD,
MARBLE-TOP CABINET,
MARBLE..ToP WASISTAND and TOILET
wARDR0BE, RoCKEr and CHAIRS,
HAIR aud SuuCK MATTRESSES, PILLOWS
and holsters,
SPRING SOFA LOUNGE,
BRUSSELS aud INGRAM CARPETS, .
| suit Of MAHOGANY CHAMBER FURNITURE,
JENNY LIND BEDSTEADS,
MAKBLE-TOP BUREAU and WASHSTAND,
WARDROBE,
l suit Of OAK COTTAGE FtRNiTI RE, complete
-ix-o ctave PIANO, if MAHOGANY CASE;
HALL CHANDELIERS,
HAT RACK,
WALNUT SIDEBOARD,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
PLATEDWARE, CASTORS;
| fr,t-rate COOKING STOVE and appurtenancea
After which,
| Rr~t-ratr BUGGY HORSE, six years Old per
frrtIv sound and gentle:
| SINGLE BUGGY and HARNESS, nearly new.
NH i f. Il. COOK, Auctioneer.
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which It can acquire strength In the early
stages of It's growth, and yon endow II win
the power Of foraging at will for NIL that u
stands in need of
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Insurance Companies
FOR THIRTY FOUR YEARS TT HAS STOOD TIE
RAYAGES OF FIRE AND WANn'
and its history proves It's capabilities. More than
amIIIon Of dollar, have been paid in losses
ana we will meet them bravely
when they come again
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ENTERPRISE AND phfLhN'NAil'" ia i
It, declaration OF s1lI''y 10 pay Il. """l'e7 P"S
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CLAIMS Thai A''Noh" iN ,'o.' ~ : '''
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THE NAh' HAVE BEE"
IN FULL.
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revenue is guarantee Of stability.
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ITS CAPITAL STOCK
that have been prudently invested.
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COIN,
REAL ESTATE.
BTLLS RECEIVABLE.
RoyDs AND MORTGAGES on REAL ESTATE,
CORPORATION BONDS.
OWE ur-vDprp AND sEyEYTY-FIyE THOU
SAND p'AIANS'
NAVY THANKS To THOSE CITIZENS WHO,
WITH TIKI ~ DI''o -, IN, -, :,
TERED THIS HON L lNSl III I ii'-''
We expect "iI our Oh" Patrons /" a." J" -" 'i'''
building up " 'r"nch oI business ln's WILL o'
THE SECURITY or lis roLI'l -hoLpH"> -
IMPORTANCE.
, EQUITABLE DEALING SHALL CHARACTERIZE