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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-14
CoLrNnrs. Ohio. August %. 1868.

-.g Hf r.. CoLUNBUs Ohio. August %, 1865.
We. the undersigned, Iake pleasure in recommend;
ing e The Bpblje the S GS0NWTRIIBIHTj0S ~ SQ6SSEIRI
HALL ASSOCIATION. The erection Of Peo-
Pies Hall, such as is oontemp atedh has been de-
sideratu for many years. and the people at large, as
well as all true lovers Of the divine art OF Music,
are equally deeply interested in the laudable,
noble object thu have in view, and should
feel greatly obliged to them for the practicable egt
personally acquainted with the parties connected
with this Association we feel warranted 10 say, that
their well established standing for integrity and re-
spOnsbiity, offers asuIe guarantee that the enter
prise will be fairly and hon0rably conducted. We
therefore trust that their efforts may be rewarded,
and the speedysuccess Of their undertaking insured
by warm and generous patronage on the part OF the
j d Cox, Governor Of, Ohio. ,gI lET
James II Goldman. Apditorof State, ,.erffI
William ii Smith, Secretary OF State. 80,
8 $ Warner. Treasurer of State di7i.
sWH West Attorney General Of Ohio. :. "
,BR C0wRn, Adjutant General Of Ohio, and Chair
nv H3aGn bs2 Gsnsr% c Ohio
r Taylor, Chief Of the Bureau Of Claims. 't ,'
Thomas Sparrow G M Of Mssons of Ohio. ,n a
Io.sVS %hEsss5; ESs5,II Il 3 3 q y Of / o f. .hl
LANES q Bull, Mayor of Columbus ar1f'-Hqe l
Luther Donaldson, President City Council.
NJ eSsTs Of the Sisy GSSn1i; noar.c Com
VIM Domigan, Sheriff Franklin County. If'
James M Comfy, Editor Journal. 10 .. q
Amos Lavman, Editor Ohio Statesman. I.-.rG
Wm Dennison, late Postmaster General.
N II Swayhe, Judge Of Supreme Court OF U 3.
George NJ Parsons. Hr T.H ''.'.'' iE H.''.
A g Thurman. r1 .Ti Z. i.- 4J.n.is
SSs0lSs SSsmSei n RSWSIIGiTSSy'J WFigSty'J ap5 ~ hasa oi a.
John & Mitchell. .ah-rq (. uoisaaoj
gulipsJ WO9d, Postmaster. ~ 40
B Martin, Collector Internal Revenue. .r
Bankers and Business men generally. iit
TIoKETs for sale by John Seltzer, Music Store
sentl3-d&w9Od-octl 'i'- .l- m 'f 't|fo.
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For each insertion. per square. rs oents ba.n q
Notides Of deaths, 80 cents. 7t., an
Notiees of Marriages, 50 cents. ~
Idyertisements inserted every other day. every
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Bnsiness Notices so cents perline each insertion'
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WIN be rfgidly adhered to In all cases. ThereWiIoe
No execution.
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Leaves at 4 100 p NJ .%fOf % Cihcinhati, DSy.s6,
RGhRpd. lPdIsgagSlis5 c0ss SSnnsStGn
/ following day; stapping tAlton, W JefsreoA
| London, South Charleston, Selma, Cedaryille,
Xenis, Spring Valley, 9orNin. iMoTroEf fLoveland.
ingEitt o. & MIR. r! at TLAgMl II. O.
AS- Passengers for Hillsbord and Chillicothe on
Marietta Cincinnati Railroad; will make the most
A. mi. trnin, arrive al LoyelAnd et 321 p, M and
leaYs Loyeland at ,5o5 4; N; PASSENGERS can, by
at5MAl M, and leave L6veland 1t $50 A; N. fer
Mari6tta and Parkesburg. These are the only
connections with NJ. 4 q. X, II. 1T -:szgaIryrD
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.AA0GRAND0Hi
Contribution :C0NtERTI

To be given by tho De Beriot Club and Columbus
M@nnerch0r at the Opera House. Columbus, D.. 7,
on Saturday. December lt, 1900 the net y ,
-i3l proceodB to be devoted tO the erection OF 'N
qdi "a Peoplepi Hall, on the ground floor, -''i9
zoo ,I,atthe Capital Of Ohio. sufficient .mDs
',." ly aree to seat 9 900 per4ons. By ..I.t /. N
'rt'H p" special permission OF the ,r
-s9 3.li rH7 Collector Of Internal f ''I 'l
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p,,., EXn,r,iatf don tfto 81 BanlsIsg.

Old Mr.. Lefevre, father Of the former
Speaker of the House Of Commons ana the
pri1ripal founder of Curries & 20, ilAs-
trated the simple theory Of banking TO
customer one day, in manner rivaling
the best treatises that subject. Inc Gus
tomer fri Question was Zone ofothoseFsnen1
who find il very convenient to haye bad
memories, and very tantallzing at times to
have good ones. His account vas almost almost
ALWAYS, overdrawn, and WHENEVER spoken
TO on the hitch thus occasioned, his answer
Was Invariably the same-he really had
forgotten how it stood. At,las., MT. te-
feyre watched his opportunity, caught him
one day at the counter, and said to him:
T@Mr. ", you and must understand
one another something better than we now "
sEem to. j am afraid you don'tknow, what
hanking really is; give me leave to tell you.
It's INV business t. take care Of your money,
hut lind you are always taking care pf
mine. Now. that's not banking, MT. 100;
II must he the other way. I'm the banker,
not, you. You understand me now, MI
u; I'm sure you do ~ !" ii .l s-.--gs -.-.
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RAILROAD TTNEE TAnI.R.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
Itnbds Ohio. On and after Monday, May 2lst, 1890,
AAins win run as follows. .fte i.sf a.toi.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-14
1900. 100 ''''' ''''7''' ''Il ~ " % 1866
Summer Arrangement.
TIME CHANGED. ,1sl
Three Trains ,Da11ysT
80 ''' " EXCEPT SUNDAY. ~ ,ts's
From Columbus, ip connection with Trains on the
Little N1Ianlt AC Columbus 4 Xenia
81 'o~ Railroads. ~ b 3r'ieS
FIRST TRAIN.

q riNII'l FIRST TRAIN. q .. tf+iNt.!s
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus ut 12AS
L. NJ. Will stop at Delaware. Ashley, Cardington.
Gllead, Gallon, Crestline, Shelby, New LopdonA.
Wellington, Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleve-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-14
Number of fCOntribuIions, s12, ,5O3-TO-
''' tai Value, 100000.
ONE CONTRIBUTION TO EVERY FOUR
NI 1i1lI. iTICKETSl aliU" '.. .'HN


ONE CONTRIBUTION TO EVERY FOUR
NH 1fIll. tTICKETSI .liNN ".. .I'.
THE GRATUITOUS USE OF THE
i PEOPLES HALL is hereby pledged to the
people at large for their State Conventions and
other State Associations to Grand Lodges, Chari,
table State assOciati0ns. and TO such artists and
Musical Societies as will take the lead in assisting
the Association 10 conduct the enterprise to sue
cessfu issue. -...- ....... ...-...... .y...r.
The Managers therefore, take pleasure in solicit
ing for the same. the generous patronage Of the pub
c aud feel confident that. all equally inter-
ested in the lsudable object thereby contemplated
all will also equally interest themselves in the hon
Orable AMI legitimate mode proposed for its attain
ment. In all orders by mail, stamps must be in
clos, for return postage. ... ..f. ll.l H.
Competent Agents wanted in every city and town
In the State, to whoma liberal commission viii be
allowed. Good references required. Remit all
moneys by Express, draft Postofce Order, or in reg
isteredletters and address all communications 20 the
COLUMBUS PEOPLES HALL ASSOUlATIUN,
johann tHCoa Columbus Ohio
Otto Dresel, President. John Seltzer, Secretary.
Joseph Falkenbach, Treasurer. W. j. Conger,
General Agent. '.f ~ 30 7"
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IIF8KE TI0i PARTICULARS NOTICE

4 DR.. j. addresses all those who have injured them
which ruin both BODY and mind, uhfttinR them for
either business, study, society, or marriage. ,.
! These are some Of the SAD and melancholy ELECTS
Of the Back and Limbs. Pains in the Head, Oimness
Of Si0ht Loss Of Muscular Power, Paptation OF the
Heart, Dyspepsie, Nervous lrritabllity,, perangeg
mept Of the Digestive Functions, General Deblnty
symptoms Of Consumption, &c.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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fectual coup rae, in the present volume ia abrdge
ment Of the large standard dictionary Of the author coatan
Ing all The which likely TO be met with at the com
mencement of classical studies and omng only tho'e which
occur later writers in works not uaay read in schools
AS book Of reference 1t will be found Indispensable 10 Tue
general reader. well as the classical student
rOETaY or THE CIVIL WAR Selected Ind edited by icnAaD
GeAsr WHIrg Emo, PIP. IA The American News Co.
Mr. White has bad more ambitious aim in the
compilation Of this than h been usual in similar works
He has wished present exhaustive collection OF the poetry
othe war embracing oil that appeared worthy Of preservation
on any account not merely by OF poetcs merit bot Ia
reference tn the illustration ofhe history Of te tines His
success has been great roscung from oblivion many excel
lent performance and in giving lively picture OF the slh
Of tie people during the recent terrible conflict.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
4as fitting.

EIRMINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS.FIT.
TING SECURES better g, half the cost aud reliabo
end sufficient Nos "a aud 10 Mdensne south east William st.
CERIIucATEs
o. OF THE TRIBUNE,
NEwYoaE, April g. 1866
We employed Mr. Fnn four since 10 tale charge Of our
deduction OF bills OF
with better lights The result salts
factory aat ~ have employed him Iegulsrly since.
1Hs TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION,
SAAi'L SINCLAIR Publisher.
PRKvooRr HOUSE March u. 1916.
Ihave known Ffmn sinc 1888 and have employed him TO
regulate several occssou always benefit and
satisfaction.
Iregd him. by his erpr and constant study making
specially having snd their
don practice than any employed lie better hight
by his arranging the burners sn1 would
mend him any that Il satisfied with bis gashls
ALBERT CLARK, Proprietor.
By combination and warrant
ny gassh be reliable aud al half the Of the sh.
burned al he usu. raies J.f.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
OFPIcg SUPERINTENDENT rUBLic PEINfING
WAsHNGroS. April %, 1850.
NnROpOSAIS EOR ELEGTROrYPED ENGRAN.

mas se,Id ro,o, viii be received Office until Mon
day. May g5 a. y o'clock, for Furnishing one SET o
nsraipEs Of Machinery Nc sccmpa
uv. t- Kep u the OF Patents ior the lS
III. dr,wnrs furnished 10 the Contractor who
numerical order nearly as con
rnt with and compacness; aud The execution o te
ol 1, every espe must fully equal TO tha, furnished for the
r,a rsrr m 1854 which been adopted the staud I'd for
The prcseni yanr The delivered this ofiee lee o
the approval OF ecuon OF the
Public PRINTING, Bond and sproved security
be the faithful Performance OF the contract
The work viii conpsr about 6y. thOl,ad iasa1ns making
pages messurin q by nche4 Bidders are
qure 10 propose bt hs 1iTIfn, win IN" under
hst than fgfe Is required TO hstae on
sometimes tie easel the whole number Of
will be estimated AMI paid Tor -sn-ie inss9h
Any further niormaion tha, b. required vi" Do "Ehhei
Popos viii be- aiil,ed the unIersignsl Wshnyton d. c.
and te envelope Proposals for Ps'er Ntee Report
lED D. DEFRfES
Superintendent Of the Pebble Printing
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
&c n,hpm il man 0omeerm.

NOTICE is hereby given that we, the undersigned,
been day appointed OF the estate Of Leeo Bun
ham an scordsnee with the psevisoas o.
ana IN indebted to said Burnhsn re9a
to render an III debts and son,s Of msssy evase
.,srvsy ard 20 to the once otsneosSS
Won No 10 Wall st. New York City by the 9th day OF June
and all persons having in their any property o. "a
b~ said day creditors Of ssid debtor are se T
dsvcr their respective demands and accoun u.s. or 80 -
~ ssd plsoe by the day before specihed -.
" dated New Yort. kpril o. 1855 o
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
sEtlFD PROPOSALS viii received the office Of The
South Side Railroad Compmy Of Long l'ini. No " sl-
NewYork for grading. brdgug, malony, fnfnthins and
v s and living iron complete The road from Jsmsica 10
p about miles Plans and Specific stions vii n exhibited on
"a rRor Nav l. Propo,s directed 70 SAM E McELkOf
Chf Eneinee received until SATURDAY. May H. at noon
Ts Company right accept reject any proposal
tv t cen, to reserved final acceptance of the wofx
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Jnsmrnnee Gomplnie5.
DERPETUAL POLICIES.
METROPOIITAN INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Nos los and RIO BROADWAY, NEw-YORK.

ctsM S99'% % zee 90 GO
The metropolitan lnrsne Company Of fo ss,9y eonviocsi
successfully piceed IA Europe and IN Of the other
~ssneysr may be dssircsy party inaoec
w. and m be- coSda11d on the % sSaS psa
The assured required on The i.nns o'h policy % deposit win
gate premiums. which permanent depo,,
iS,%"scs If properly be .oS t provided hat tie @sS,acs
make nec-.ssry eRspss j ibs policy.
sams 'h De sy az who'll . se.ys the GSsd vii
hs S q % - M nere constitute. she ps1S eaed by &
The Company itself hereofT the rsh cancel
any risk on d9e nee in he case le whole deposit Without
by the Company when parties going abroad desire to be secure against
An example Of the practical working Of TIL, system here pre-
NJ smith hs. which be desires to insure fr $500 ne
premium that si2 80 ton year, preuiam tl2 ,'
When property sold sred drs sbsndon the in
s25 tho Company eses' to cancel lie receives his whole S
The advantage ih method Of Iu.ensr the Of dwellings,
wher. psraenenl Sc, @ espees dses rendering annss,.
policy from l.pp nnusy moment, csnnO, fall ODE perceived
amount snS %DsGa dssns pops IN & city, % IN many cse. io
bulk OF estate. ni'i Ind ' y,en especially valuable 0 '
When u;a1;e b. r,newsd from The be.,
ee .oHsme iA ami eu properly oawlich families dePend
fsI teil sole pee ~ an hoaones made n,aisnee
sisnce. - Sss esii Tor i. dconiInssacs.
Ou.s cheaper a. well s more secure @ so eo. say s 50
per first ca,. iwens wi $isS Che sm9lnt to be
deposled utTe cent bot % 10 III the
runs way year Company gets 80 - for in
sung and s5 23 being five per cent rs,sined
when the deposit the average annual premium
e9G
We doubt hsrs s, this nn and convnin. system
becomes understood Il will 90 fully sefto oil insurers OF
dw eu that fewsw think Of protecting them other plan
Full explanations working pan every variety
OF viii be ianished apple ca to tbs Company
DIRECrOI..
JAMES LopIzER GRAHAM, fPsNkIIS IT, DELASo
RoBEEr 81 C. GRAHAM, HE.<r iAkIsn,
FpwARp A. SrAssBUu Dupf H. frLLHR
JosEPH b. NARSrN, JOnS A. BaAHAn.
BowEs r. MoILvAisR. 6uBrar J.. BERcKSN,
FRxpLRIcK H. NOLcOrTe SBAHLKs 7. kiRKLAsD,
WILLIAM X STRONG, JOsEsH >. tARSuA, it,
ions G. HENDERSON. WArsos Z. CASE,
GUsrAvus A. CoS0vgn, JoKHArS t.EEsAS.
MARTIN BATES s.DwARD MAcoxBsR
PAscHAL w. IURSEY }. LoHAEk OKAHAN, IT,,
sAxusL ID. BRADyoRI.
JAMES LOE1hEh GHAHAM, President.
ROBERT NJ. GRAHAM, Vice President.
JAMES LOAl.iEa GRAHAM. jr,
II. II. PORTER. Secretary. Second Vice President
WIN. X. WADSWO ORTIZ, Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

lygcy ARar CLOriidG ASD = QyiPAyE' :
No - BROADWAY NEw fosK Apri %, ic'' y,
PMY SUPPLIES. SEALED PhOFOnAi,S VIII
~ h. rrryod At Il r. Office until e O'Clock ~ on iLDl tue @ m
Of NAY ne1, Tor fbig by contract in such lasns IRON |
A. time a. may be required for the OF u O ~ Ds'' u
e I Of Mn 1871 The loving articles of
Latter plee ruled hfglsss. ii lDA 70 the eAn.
Too,scu PAPER white ruled IGstoass u lbs 10 lDr t7ah
EoIing psp-r white Grstcitsi. leo 5s TO lhs leenl
Foono,t per white ruled, hrs,c!ass ~ iDs 10 the ''
Envelope paper. best qualiy
TovoloIcs Straw color No 3. best qnsiiy.
Envelopes Straw color No 10, best qualify
Fuyrlopcs White No q.
Lad Peucils. rabors Or Eagles No a.
Steel Pens, Bank
Pen-hclters.
Se,ine Wax beat English. small stick
Hl.ck irk quart ho.il's. nayufrd Noycs
Arnois Chemicl Writing FLUID qnsr.s
Black lnk, quait' Copying.
Red Ina. Dsyds No J.
Cficslspe best linen.
Nrmoranlun Boots.
H,nk Boos bound three four. five ard six firea
articles be fnttaer uofion
received by appcaton TO tha once DO
der pc tr bids samples OF tae aecs t'y propose
to de- ~
Bonds required The successful bidder ior tho 'tHi
performance Of contract. A.. IL,
M United the rh to reject p or The wbo'e
hid, deamad Tor tie nlefct OF tie ser.ce
Proposs should oaGoeJ Pop0ss FOR Furnishing s.stoh
~ ~ Bt.Briz Gen. d. II. vINTON,
by. q. ~ 0en. u y. A.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
proposals.
Ofrcy os ARmY CLorHrso AsD'Eouip.os,l
No % BROADWAY, NEw.fORK Apri ., 800
y cIrppI IEg sEAT.ED PROPOSALS will

Ofucs oP ARMY CLorHryo AND EoUp.os, +
No ~ BROADWAY, Nsw.fORK. Apri -, 100.
RMY YSUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
n be received Office until l2ocock FRIDAY the ith
of Nav rex furnishing by conre IN such quantities from tim,
10 tins a. may 3 required for TIE Of t depot Unl the i OF
Nav, 1907, tbs following sItcle, Va;
Nails 100. sHi I'D
Lamp on. gallon, sperm
Box Ctiic's.
BOX Scfapers.
Wooden sisiieis, iron bounl
lei Hsmmrrs.
Mirarg Pots
Making rrushes assorted.
Trucka, No8 . aud s.
Eain- Twue.
ETss5 Lanterns, for oil.
RTooms ,.,t-or.
Fher inform don be had by applying this ote 49,
Bonds Will riucd Of ao successu bidder t 'A' 'A" PCT
% ;te3 STATE, oserv. tho right 10 reject part or the whoe
Of I'D a. nav BE- necessary for the interest oi ne sffse
Nil be. Proposals for fiulshil; lia DWARF
and Giircssedt to biese' ptif' 'oi =, ~ " a., i A
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Nrm publications.
T. CE III O nj O +.

ROBERTS BROTHERS.
Publishers
NJEW MUSIC. .-NINE-PINS QUADRILLE-Thc
he ae Pn"in The cenier Complete hgne aud music ssc
THREE O'CLOCK elegant and danahie.
"Asis fied pssosii "ni fREpERcK BtuMf 10 Bowey.
NREELEY's AMERICAN CONFICT.-A care
sSy candid psIson hst CREEITs history s vastly .epersi
s TuS Is shown BY the c Tia, air exceed those
Of oeF War a15y sd Gy 5 y tgs' SsTas oSa
II GLpEfSLEfSE b S M ard is District coSm6 c'"''
sas ~
i1rn Gooooe
AT LEGRAINS-TlIIS WEEK.
GRAND OPENING Of novelties IN DRESS GOODS.
FOULARD ALL SILK at 9oc., worth 81 80.
PLAIN SILK new shades just received nom Paris
STRIPED FOULARD SILK ai 81 IS quality So
WOODEN DRESS GOODS.
Extra rich LAMA TISSUE u NEW DESIGNS.
LARGE CHOICE of novelties in POLL de- CiiEyRE
PRINTED ALPACA FOULARD at Gee per yard. worth sL
PLAIDED aud CHECKED POPIlks FOR travelling dres'es
TAFFErA poPLnJs for SUMMER DRESSES a. 81 % per
yard
RICH NOVELTIES in SILK GREEADINE, all silk.
Also in TISSUE GRENADINE.
PLAIN GRENADINE BAREGE, 6nc colors, 10 all Widths at hs
price
ALPACA LUsTRE, PoPLIN ALPACA and REPS ALfACA In
all the shades.
500 piece. PRINTED JACoNETs &c. worth sOc perfectly
FAST COLoRs aud GUARANTEED FRENCH GOODS
pp,Nrrn FRENCH pERcALEs and oRGANDIEs. just Iaoded
WHITE MARsEILLES for dresses Also PioUES at 6'c aud
7jc., worth 81.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
Very large assortment Of BLACK GOODS just received
BLACK GRENADINE BAREGE in all widths
BLACK CREPE MORETZ and FRENCH BAREdE
BLACK LAMA TISSUE best goods ever imported
BLACK ALL SILK GRENADINES
BLACK GOODS for travelling dresses &C.. &c.
IOo pieces GRENADNE MOZAMBIQUE. double width ooO,
worth 500
LEGRA!N No p, Broadway.
No. wsverley place.
CLOAKS AT LEGRAIN's.
On MONDAY, April %, will be shown
SILK MANTILLAS and BASQUINES,
rom sls upward Also. CLOTH SACoUES COATS and JACK
ETs, commencing at Sc
large stock of LLAMA LACE POINTS and SHAWLS In oil
P''"''''' ~ s''''' ''''''' LEGRAIN
No. 7i9 Broadway.
No wsveriyplsce.
E'RENCH KID GLOVES.
ALWAYS complete ladies gents and ehidrens best
'''''' 'N AT POPULAR PRICES.
Foureenihstreet and Sixth avenue.
oiPsEYs FINE FRENcii fiowEaS snda GENERAL AssoRT
AT POPULAR PRICES.
EIBsoNs. al The NOVELTIES in fine CLOAK and DRESS
AZ POPULAR PRICES
HOSIERY, GLOVES aud UNDER WEAR, and complete sssO
meut ofOENIS' FURNISHING GOODS.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
PARAsoLs in all the NEW STYLES, SUN UMBRELLAS.
FANS FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS &C.
Az POPULAR PRICES.
wERLYs snd other makes Of FRENCH CORsETS, BRAD
LEYS DUPLEX HOOP SKIRTS. LADIES UADERWEAR, In
AT POPULAR PRICES.
COMPLETE STOCK Of LADIES' GENTS, and cHILDEEES
LISEN cAM9nIG HpKEs;, PLAIN HEMMED HEM
AZ roPULAR PRICES.
Fourieenth-street and 81 nth svenus.
IL BLACK AND WHITE CHAN.
TILLY LACE sHAwLs.
LACE PoIYTEs AND BUR
NOUS RoToNDEs Sc.
BOUGHT AT AUCTION DURING THE LAST WEEK At 30
PER CsNT BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION. AND on
POPULAR PRICES
Foureeuths,. and si1,hsve.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

YIrO LET or iog SALE, in beautiful location.
iut oy S.ysnteh the North Rivera fine e"d
large fRAtE HOUSE. Price 5000 rent *So h9'o corner
I--.L. III l..x-ul
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

WFRLY'S snd other makes Of FRENCH CORsETS, BRAD
LEY'S DUPLEX HOOP SKIRTS LADIES UHDERW WEAR, In
stock and made ~ order IN the best msnp-r,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

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