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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07
Coon WHEAr-We have in our of

Good WHEAT--We have in our Office
q specimen of wheat, from the farm O.
Mr. Mace, ofLscomptou township, which
We think viii challenge comparison with
any raised In the Stale this year. The
berry Is very large and well filed. Mr..
Mace has about sixty acres. of the same
sort, and which at the prices a. which
wheat ranges Ia our market At present.
"lh yield him a handsome return. His
crop was put in early, with a drill, and
then rolled. Mr.. Mace has faith in early
sowing and Notwithstanding the warnings
OF some OF his neighbors that il would
be useless to pat il in during The vet
weather be did SO. and the result proves
that lie was right.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07

CRoPs.-FTom al sections Of Kansas.
says the Troy Reporter. We hear Of but
one opinion IN regard 70 CROPS. That
they never looked better In the State. Tie
present appearance Of the country i very
encouraging 70 the large immigration this
season Il iEsurss ksavy i'm migration
this fall and the coming session.. q
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07


The Missouri rebels are indulging in
some rather lofty anticipalious of what
they will do at the polls next fall. They
are much encouraged thereto by Frank
Blair, who is now their right hand man.
But be they never so smart they will
most signalIy fail, Gov. Fletcher has
the game in his hands, and if they think
he is going to throw it away. why let
them wait and see! Fletcher will enforce
the Registry Law on these vile whelps,
no matter at what eest. He is bound to
do it; and besides oil that he has the good
viii necessary. The Radicals of Missouri
are not easily scared. They are not going
TO give NJ their state to their old enemies,
and all who fear for them do them the
grOssest Injustice. o
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07

Governors Morton of Indiana, Cox of
Ohio. and FairchiId of Wisconsin,, have
decided not to call extra sessions of the
Legislatures of their States to pass the
Constitutional Amendment, prefsrriD g
that the people should pass upon the
Amendment at the fall elections.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07

It IS stated on good authority that Col.
Burris. of johnson county viii be can
didate for Congress before the Republican
Convection Col- Burris served With
great credit as an eficsr in the army for
over three years; has had much expert
enee As public speaker and dsBater; has
talent, and integrity, and would undoubt-
edl5 serve the people of Kansas accept
ably IN Congress. should the choice Of
the RspRblicAa Convention dexOIFe that
duty upon him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07

1t is stated on the authority of
Washington dispatch to the n. Y. Com
mereial that President johnson will veto
the bill allowing the Eastern Division of
the Union Pacific R. R, to be constructed
US the Smoky Hill.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07

A dispatch from Hons. Pomeroy and
Clarke published elsewhere. conveys the
welcome news of the ratification of the
Usage treaty, so thai settlers now on the
lands get them for 81. 25 per acre. This
is a sort of half way justiee-better than
nothing, But the treaty ought to have
opened all the lands for settlements. EN-
igrants will crowd on to these lands, and
sooner or later the Government viii be
obliged to do them justice. Then Why
not do il now?
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07

The Texas State election has taken
place and the result is said to be large
majority for the ''Union Conservative
ticket''-Whatever that may be. There
is much confusion of names among polite
ians down South, nowadays, and the
shades of distinction are yery nice
Whatever othe. divisions may have exer.
cised the Texas patriots, on one very i'm.
portant matter they were a unit-for we
read in the dispatches that Negro suf-
frage is killed" for which We presume
the Union Conservatives" are quite as
much responsible as their opponents,
The gain to the Union cause by the Tex
as election is rather shsdowy. we I'M
agine.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07

-LsaFsHEOEth boasts ; Hoop skirs
mandatory.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07

The Usage treaty has been confirmed
and amended so as to give settlers now
on the lands their homes at one dollar
and twenty FIVE cents per acre. The
Fat Gibson Railroad gets alternate sec
tons Hot occupied by settlers.
SIDNEY CLARKE,
S. G. PoMEROY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
fINKLE g. Lyon
Sewing Ma
chine Co.
ntfcs osl Broaduan Nsw .Tork.

,GUAKANrEE--After Il fai. trial, it any
purchaser docs not .r2galt the .F.NKLr & LIZ.
ON Sewing Machine as r,ipnsi,.I 10 any ma.
chine in ma, ket. no can return it md have
his money. Ii has taken many Of the high
cat prizes, Jess complicated than any 9TH
cr first Glaze, mnchine.-docs a wider range
of work without changing, requires go tax.
ing arart to clean or oil. and no lessons"
10 set needle, regulate tension, or operate
nlachinc. ..T e..
N B. AnyjC!ergymon souiing US two o..
ders ior n.ach!ncs, sbal receive ore for him.
self as Il prc.c nt. The anne proposition is
extended to Pc ieseor3 and Teachers.
We have VOW completed onr neu manu-.
tcro'y AZ = cot Of some $500 eco. including
ncW rGt,'tS and important ump'oatme@t.:---
and lEc u .avt ia 1lln al re lr.,., si;.cn is %
secure tto lnimH1'n.c ii:}VGlcgiou ot car ie,-
proved machine .n.o every town IL tie tni.
ed >ta.c5 W.:a"ut i@,u'l Z Tic great c..
yensc nt Il W4Ee!,.w agent
This = ogo-.tA oauu4J arN.l IN tuH.s &C.
cuElodry oG!~ Ia.j.,3 ~Aea.
Please send lor descriptive CArhLtGre,
with sample L. sewing.
n1lv7) LUC.u5 LYON, sec'y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
Finance and Commerce
-C0unover. March 18th 1866

C"unover, March 18th 1866
The past week has bee, cllaraeia.teel by
great ti'mness in prices Of produce and u
general tendency to lever prices on all
manufactured goods. All such goods have
synI a,hzed strongly with the decline in
geld 80 We CAT say the producers are ahea!
for this W. Elk ard allow me to PREDICT that
they will be ahead tor some tmc to como.
Whca sells a. 80 n 100. Gats IS Torn 80 to
IS. Hides, green, to s l-2 dry flint II 20 IT,
Butter wanted at % to IS, eggs Is to l8cts
Sugar lower, coffee dull, dry goods ,re ,nuch
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
Ea 0"'y'o be seen and operated % be Ap
sLe;ilkeI

Ea 0"'y'> be seen and operated % be Ap-
fretiated.
Fal' and sec for yourself before rurohas-
lng. Please bring samp's OF various kind
ofthrcad. (snch as Is usually found at stores)
and various kinds OF fabric. which YOU know
tho .prsnor most popular Sewing Machines
ether cGa,a! eork a. Gill; Or, al Lsst, very il,
pci!e2tiv.
SUP 1RHDHAIY
over any oC.'er Aiachine IN the market will
be seen IL: a glance.
lst. 1t runs easily and rapidly and is so
constructed ~ t. endure all kinds of usage
Pad, n, breaking Ct threads 10 Ccin :
over sccng.
3ri. No Imperfect action Of the feed at
Uneven places in Tie work.
1th. The Ncoa-stiten catches Q: itself
and Will SOW from tbs fnas. lace to tho heay.
lest leather, and from 800 cotton to coarse
linen thread .....
sth. The Weed Machine will DO beau.i-
FL! quilting on the barc wclding without
using inner lining, hu. Leaving it soft a. if
dcna hy hand. ..
Oh. Tha variety Of fansy work ,kx, can
he dong OF tho
FEED MACHINE,
80; .f ''""b:e nahss'I eqhai, u nct sapsrio:, 10
SIX Machines co,sbined; for Instance It Binds Hens,
ucAs ad sews ca the band s. tar t,e aud IL fast
ti,s =
.. WEED no z MiCHINC.
2, ss!3-c Et@ts Is equivalent to combination ofssy
SIX ordn2ry INA lc..
orie!s fey machines be sent through the AEsri-
can Advertising Agency, 1883 Broadway, y. Y.
Below We give few pricss:--
No. OIL Black Walnut. oruansnted with H.aaer
. SEQ 90
Ho. OIL Black walnut. Malt s.s, oruanen,ed
. with Hemmer. IS 90
ksS Extra OH Polished Black Walnut Ealf Case
Large Iso!e bea:.nully 1rra~en:et IS 90
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.
b'S Broadway New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
Dissolution Notice
CAUTION

Whereas, my wife Nancy NJ. starkey has
left my bed and board without just cause or
against harboring or trusting her on my &C.
count as shall pay no debt Of her contract.
ing after this date. IosEpH SrARKEY
Dated Fshruarv -, 1866 n1ht"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16

The bill rcqri'Ing the publication OF
the laws ~ tNr ralcrs in each county
representing each party, 'ias PASSED
a.hc 'I.e.'sI.;"r1, only waii:n;; the 5; qua
:4urc Of the GOvcrlrr.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16

Fer sale st Gas ,Hi,o,
F;nhic q Lyon Sewing Machine.
l Empire Souct,e Machine,
Wcvk& Sewing M'ch,ne,
Wilcox & G,1's Sewing II .clirc.
Prices reasoaa Ole aud terms Of Pay
smc"t casy. (15 IT,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
s 11.A,X-eea

Or eto'an frog, IL; re>;,,en GO o. john S@lc!c
n Tic 1'pan>h.r If 'L'nco.n Winnes;,ics
Co,rrty, On tne oo'll O. Fchy. one dog. nine
mon,hs Cd hall Newfoundland and hal!
shepherd, color dark gray or black, with
neck, breast mostly white. vii give five
!cilars 70 any lerson who will return said
dog, 81 give any information so that | can
e nina.
n17) john SCH!E.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
CIxIUG -.
imcMt c&eV.

In Forss. city TIP: Iiova,i Conrty iowa
March sth. 1866 OF apop'ezy Philip Fow or
born III Soutt,tarol,na Mlru n Il Oh, 4 500.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16

The contract for grading tbs Nc
,Gregnr Western Railrcai 10 g ron
near This place, has been let to Aiessrs
rCampijv!l & Ciinton.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16

NJ. ". W. Barnard Of Fayattc is
uhout removing to Granger where he
has /, fus tract Of valuable real estate
In ,his transis: .Tayettc Loses one Of
its IN, St thvroush I,nsircss !.c% --cucr-
gc,ic, lromp:, rA!,atlc and c.;;ci2r,.
while Granger obtains one who will be
a.aorv,. most valued citizens.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16

II, ssra bill,l q Baker arc fitting
NJ blacksmith shop on 'he lot to the
,,c2r g: This oi'icc. They have their
'nI!i,n. nl,n the ground AMI will very
4 ,ou be ready for business We con-
meri them to til" rsi'l:c hoping they
may meet with success AID always ell
joy good share Of public patronage.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02
CLOTHING.

-
~ A 5 I X
Il
young man came from neighboring state
A thousand miles or more away
TO view the homes Of the good and great,
Tbs halls where our learned men debate,
Where they make our laws and decide the fate
-, 81 IL :, ,-.--. -, ,
His father lately struck lie, - suppose
Bat he suffered from one q natures us, -
II was worse Than feyer-worse than ehiiis;'
TWAS very poor taste regarding MS eio'nes'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Senators.

De.@scss
Anthony, Henry B., IL, 2ss street, between
Brown, D. oratI, Missouri, cor. Pa. av. and Sd
Buekalew, Chas. X. Pa. No 10 soath st.
Clark, Dsniel, New Hampshire, No. 800 9Th st
CONFESS, John, Cal, AS 18th ct, bet. and Y
Cowan, Edgar, Pa. Mrs. Garter "a, No. North
A street.
Creswell, John A. J., Nd, National Hotel.
Doolittle, J. R., Wisconsin, 8 North A street.
| Dixon, James, Conn, 407 New York avenue.
Davis, Garrett, Ky, Al 9Th st. bet. D and 3.
street.
Pessendsn, wm; P, Maine, All ? street.
Foster, L. J. g., Connecticut, willArds'.
Grimes, J: w, Iowa, 20s H street.
Harris, Ira, N. Y. corner 10Th and II streets
Howe Timothy o. Wis, sss MY. ay., between
9th and 10th.
Henderson, J. B., Missouri, AS 3 street.
Hendricks, r A, Indiana, Mrs. Tillsy's, Sd and
Howard, J. NJ, Mich, 4s7 18th st., bet Z and y
johnson, Reyerdy Md, IN Vermont avenue
Lane, James n. kA3ss:, ssAton House.
Morgan, 3. D., New York, cor. 10th and / st.
hcDougall, James H., California, l76 @ street
bet. 18th and 10th SITS.
Morrill,, Lot M, Maine, Washing House.
between lith and 10th.
Norton, Daniel s., MINI, crutohstt's, corner
d and 9Th SITS.
Eys, James W., Nevada, No. lss q st., bet l4tl
and 18th.
- Poland, Luke p, Vermont, No North A st.,
Pomsroy, Samuel O., Kansas, s23 l street, be.
tween l4th and 18th.
Riddle, George R., Delaware. Oh eth ST., bet
Ramsey, Alexander, Minnesota, National.
Salisbury, W., Delaware, No. 466 9Th bt.
Sherman, John, Ohio, No, s22 st., bet. 18Th
and l4th. ~ -
Sumner, Charles, Mass, corner 18th and SITS.
5prague, VIM, RI, N W. cor, 9Th and Z.
Stewart, VIM. NJ Nevada, 80 N. J. avenue.
Stockton, J. p. /, N. j., Willard's Hotel.
Trumbull, Lyman, Illinois, $50 D, between 9th
Van winkis, P. O., West virginia, National.
Wade, BENJAMIN r., Ohio, No. 8 ~ street.
Williams, George H., Oregon, sos y street.
Wright, William, N, j.. a., cor. 9Th and d cts.
Wilson, Henry, Mass, Washington House.
~, Wiley, W, T., West Virginia, cor. Sd At. and
Yates, Richard, Ill, 4O2 st. bet. 9th and 10th
CANDIDATE ToK ADMISSION.
AAleoIn, }; l., Mississippi, Metropolitan Hotel.
FOWLER, J, g., Louisiana
baxter, e., Arkansas.
houston, George g., Alabama
Catler, r. X. Louisiana
LAhnr Michael, Louisiana, WillGrd's,
ssEaI, Joseph, Va, Ebbitt House,
sharksy, VIM l.. Misc.
Smith, OhAs, La
Snow, VIM. D., Ark.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02
GALE OF HARD BREAD.

Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this ONCE, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD
at this Depot.
The bread Is in boxes Of hfty 1907 pounds each,
and In good shipping order.
All purchases VIII be delivered on beard Of
transports without expense to the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty (2o)
Boxes. one thousand Il ,oo0) pound,.
Payment required on notification Of accept
ance Of bid In Government funds.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Hard Bread, " and addressed to
JAMES CURRY,
del4-u Colonel and @. s.V.
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. IN naA NJ o uIPe.

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] ~ noAAAS.A-
A TLANTfC sfEAHBfIps COMPANY,
"A aru ~, - .,.,,,,,. ~ -.
GiH aianHJT TO NEW fohkrr aAsg.4 j
The steamer. scmpr'sizs this hns n,s me
sens RnIap 2S ii. . S.rps.,s nopRia
FAfRFAx N. Captain wINTRRs
Leaving P,sr No. n rorsh River. New York,
49, uSnrron ~ - !, rtTvn ~ IA =,
W. .>As'.4i Ans - ~
and loot Of sffsst Wnshaneton, v. W eVery
TUESDAY ana FRIDAY, alta m. rHrr f...h
q Yr.,ebt ,.c.tv.5 d.i,v d.x,.v bu.iue.s hcurs
100 ~. T'TGT-1 - - '
ana oareiniykspsun def oover' .ftsl III .sa...
The Steamers Of this line now connect with
Aiexandria ana Orange Railroad. Freight for
v.ydsa IA anv oo,ut .Iopg ths lin. AZ IA road.
y 49,. ~na,ssvys, n,r a 40 - =
+ IN $500 n :, .aap.Ns,. rn
w. h. 10y ~ ~ ~ ~. .ea.,,,
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M I'd DIcHGs.

RAt7fNoRE LOCK HoSgfTAL
'fsrtaEisHHp As A RsYues FOE guioD
=. RRy. 80 X ~
I'M oxLf PLACE wHfxn 4 cB1x car n
"a. onfAtr1A s,s.A
m suanBFoS Ia. GsNsNJa q n&sn
, .ss:lt TN .s sss ' z sss ss ~ ~
ana, Aebssisns % The Kl4nsyp AL In<L13 N
ycl1ssAD disshAresss nfs1e.sI es1ssh D.
sl1,k A cc.,.:,.s ], \ h 4.
or oiddinsss, Diseases Of ne Head, T6resh Noes,
or Skin, Affections Of the Lungs, stonssn, %
bs.sls.thess tarris,s siscSes5s sr ,ar To- o.
solitary prsstioss more fatal 70 their victims thaa
the song Of syrsns 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses,
hiighting ths,S mosi brilliant hopes or anteipa.
a'''' rendering T TSTssS hi a. Impossible
Erp,sisiiy, who have become the ,istins fseih
tAry Vice, thai dresdfal and dsstruetivp habit,
which annually sweeps 10 an untmeiy Erays
thousands o. Young Men Of the most exalted tai.
enis and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entfaneed listening senates with re thnn.
ders Of sloquence, or walked TO ecstacy the living
Tyre. mar call with full condolences. l. ...r ~
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of physical weakness,
organic debility, dsformitiss, So, speedily
Hs who place. himself Under ne sars d DR..
J. may rsiigiously oonfds on his honor ~ gsn.
tlsman, and sOnfdsatly rely upon bis AKIN 40
sPhyne'Ah' opo ,uto wv. rrpu
VhoAnlo ~, n - .,.v-A
Th,s ~, SaiSa ~ * yenas,s IN nm
srAble and Marriage impossible-is the penalty
Gs,a ~ .ns ueums 2, y, ,mp,oper 1919 ~.
nok aware Of the dresdtui eonseausnosss I'M ~.
subject VIII pretend TO deny nat me ReMn o.
procreauon u lost sooner ~ those ihhns !n.o
Improper habits than ~ the prudent. benosa
being deprived the pleasures o. hehthy ~
spring, the inoai serious and destructye ymp-
toms 70 ooih BODY ana mina arse. Ihe ytem
becomes deranged, the Physical and menuI
runenons wsaksned; Lossol rioerea ,. roweL
nervous hItspy, DLspepsa, rapirh0n o.
the Heart indigesnon, oensntnuonM Deointy'
2 Wasting OF the frame' coughs, VohsumPuon'
&e - .--.
OFFICE ny SOUTH fkhphhlVh sIhhhr,
Left hand side, going from Baumore street,
name and number
- Letters must % PAID end contain fAmp' fhs
DOCTORS diplomas hang ~ MS once
DIX. JOHNSTON,
Member q the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from one Oh the most eminent Vol.
legee In the united States, and the grenteI par,
Of whose life has been spent In the hospitals o
has effected some Of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known; many troubled with
ringing In the head and ears when asleep, grea
bsshfulness, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with derangemsnt OF the mind,
were cured Immediately:
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured
habits, which ruin both body aud mind, unht
ting them for either business, study, society Of
marriage.
These are some OF the sad and melancholy ef'
facts produced By early habits Of youth, Wis
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Palms In thu
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s.r,is. grsaay srsaizss ~ nDss and s.b.
hath morninRs ~ Q. n.

s"sn - =. - -. 80. ..-N
rnrssps s.stma aoysx, "a
Orthodox, Nc. 4bs hoth Ninth street, tive
doors south Of y sarest, west side. Sabbath
services ct II . m.
Meeting HOUSE, Nerth i street (north ndeb
between Eighteenth and Ninstesnth streets
west. Nesting every Sabbath at ii . m \
LururnAr. gg. n1 ID. .
Germsn Evaneolicai Congregation Of Trim
itv. Unsltsr,d Iursburr Confession, Fourth
str.et v.st corner Of n street north. Pastor
Raw. N nj Buerser. Service morning, After
noon. and night. % : u l'-'' 7"
asrman Ryanselioal q street north corner
NJ Twentieth street west First ward. Rev.
Samuel Pipokei. pastor, Z Services II o'clock,
a M. and evening.
St'Pauis, corner Of Eleventh and II streets
west. Rev. j. q. Butler. pastor. Services
m a m. and evening. L.etur, on Thursday
evening. = =. .7-'I-T 80 -
Evangelical Lutheran (gernan) St, Johns
Cburob' Four-and. half street. Island. Ser
vices every sabbath morning At IL O'Clock.
WIN Frey nastoy' - rHTe. :
rrv yxpusALxu. rru.
Church, North Capitol street, between D
.na n p..,nr R.v J.h.. Foy s.rv;ce.
H.. - - -
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IT.. ch-;s,,.n ntn,.h m.a,. n IN. On
60. -. - III. 49,. -, N.
~ IN ~ .sinn ,. m .,S,0.L
o"y man, on ''''y N''U my - - ''''A'
81 .-.".
m, o.,,..,,., $3.50. Ma ..,,u,o,.
ing ePnuHss ooe m:n n 0S, MN 49,,
wees IN gnion Leasoe M, sSl Nn'1 s''o''
oet"een anu - e'ery oanoAy' " y "'
ano ~ p m. ..-
c0L0RED CHURCHES.
BAPTIST. .s..-
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bog s,4 ss,i = ssrr.s sssss ana h.sp q hAss
nh ~yy,y Z n
eovzRnnrnr pcxps.
SEVEN .rarRrf rzRlsuRr Norrs,
crHrpIoAfrs or INDEBTEDNESS. "a.
and pay me highest prices Tor "
auiRrRRMksrkRso vouoHERs
anez-da Z ..-..----------------
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
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n. D. oook,, tof Jay Cooke Co. ), rrs'idsns,
VS. Hvrruaros. Cashier
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| sECURITIKS Al current market rates. .
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| FURNISH kxChAseh and MAKE ooneeuons
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. A ID ID L H II Y.
KIM R Il M oV A L 5OO
TO NEW BUILDING,
A%5OO-6A
SEVENTH STREET,
JoININ ODD FBLLows' HALL.
JAMES 8. ToPHAM d CO.,
HAvK REMOVED
Their Well Known Old Establishsd
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