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PROPOSALS.
PROPOS4 AIS FOR PRINTING Ans
BINDING.

0TFIcE OF CoHMIssIoEER or PRINrISG,1
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 9. 1866,
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at the on e Of the secretary Of State
Of ths State Of Ohio, until
Tuesday, the 2isf day OfAuRusI, 1866.
At u O'clo,k H., for executing the State Printing
for the period oftwo years. and for executing the
State Binding for the period OF one year, from and
after the first Monday Of November next ensuing,
in accordance with the provisions Of the act enti-
tied IAN act 90 provide tor { execution and su-
pervision OF the State Printing AID Binding
passed March "A, 1880, the act supplementary
thereto, passed May l, le62, and the act amenda-
tory thereof, parsed April 6, 1885.
Full printed specifications can be had on appli-
cation to the Secretary Of State.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a bond,
executed in due form by tine bidder, with at least
two good ana sufficient ~sureties, satisfactory to
the Commissioners Of Printing, in the penal sum
Of ten thousand dollars, conditioned Tor the faith
full performance, pursuant to law OF such class.
or classes, Of the st tie printing as may be ad-
JUDGED to him. and for the payment as Iiguidsied
damages BY such bidder 20 the State OF an excess
Of cost over the bid or bids Of sncb bidder which
the State may b~eobliged to pay for such work ~
reason OF the failure OF such bidder TO complete
his contracts; said bond TO be null and void if no
c Dtrsct shall be awarded to him. No bid Hnac-
oonlpaRied By saeh bond t0iR be Entertained By the Com
missiOHeTs Of Printing.
like bond in the penal sum of five thousand
dollars, must scconPany taeh proposal for fold
Copies OF bonds lin blank viii be furnished to
bidders on application to the Secretary of State
In all respects theprinting and binding shall be
executed, and the bills thereof made out, filed,
audited and raid in conformity with theproTisiops
Of the act ITO provide for the execution and su-
peTvision Of the State Printing and binding"
passed March "a, 1866, and the Rmendatory act of
April s, l866-to which acts reference is hereby
made for such further information as may be de-
sired.
Proposals tobe scaled ard endorsed on the out
eide Of the envelope, Proposals for Public Print
ing" or "Proposal' for Binding, ; as the case
may be, and addressed to the Secretary Of State.
WIN. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
MOSES r. BRAILEY,
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
JAMES d. GOODMAN,
jyll:3i2 Auditor Of State.
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Additional Items.


BREsT, July 7.-Prussia and Italy, though
theis reply had not been made public, had
refused the armistice, and Cialdini has
crossed the Pc; while on the other hand
the AustFians have recrosSed the Mincio
and decided 10 evacuate Lombardy and
Venetis.
The French iron clad fleet was to have
sailed from Toulon for the Adriatic this
morning in order to take possession of
Venice.
The general opinion is that France will
receive Sardinia in exchange for Venetis,
and give that island to the Pope or keep it
herself. Public sentiment approves of the
transaction. 4
Although Italy has refused the srmistiee
she has appointed the Marquis De Poppeli
Commissioner Of the government to trans
act the negotiations relative TO the annexa-
ton Of Venetis to the Kingdom of Victor
Emanuel.
Great activity prevails in the French
arsenals. .
New experiments with the needle gun,
To which arm the Prussian victories are at
tributed, are being made at Vienna
The public generally do not bellows in
peace and look upon the Intervention of
France, now directly interested ia the con-
test, as inevitable.
Inc f3rls PreSSe oil the 4th says
Prince Metternich arrived at the Tuileries
at 9 P. N. and announced himself fully au-
thorized 10 treat upon the basis as sent to
Vienna in the morning. The interview
lasted an hour and a half, and when he left
the Emperor turning to the Empress said
"Eugenie. this is a good day for France.
You at Amiens, l al Paris, have done to-
day a good work"
The La Liberte of the 7th says the Ger
mans Of the Federal army are not trust
worthy. At Mayence a portion cheered for
the King Of Prussia
Arrival of the Steamer Africa.
HALIFAX, July 1s.-The steamer Africa
arrived at S a. IN. from Liverpool the 18th
via. Queenstown the Sth inst.
The latest adViees state that Prussia and
Italy have accepted the proposal for an arm
istice. The Prussians however had advanced
into Bohemia.
Heavy csnnonadipg had been heard on
the the afternoon Of the 9TH in the direction
If KOnigsgrsetz. 1t was supposed tho
Prussiaps were attacking the fortress. dom
The Liverpool cotton market was dull
and improving. Sales, 1000 bales. The
was caused by the reported failure
Of peace negotiations. MiddliDg upland is
quoted at about lad.
Breadstufs firm.
Provisions inactive.
Consols are quoted at s74 5-20s 664G6T:
Erie 3S@3S3 Illinois Central 75l@76i.
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ArrENPT TO CoNNTT SUIcIDE.-Ab brakeman
on the early C. C. C. train yesterday
when between Lagrange and Grafton, smelt
clothing burning, and looking along the
side Of the train 70 discover the cause, saw
a woman enveloped in flames leap from it
to the earth. The train, moving at the rate
of IS miles an hour, was stopped as soon as
possible aud run back to where she had
fallen. The fire wa extinguished. but the
woman was badly, if not fatally, injured.
She was taken 10 Grafton and left for med
icsl care. No reason is assigned for the
rash act The unfortunate woman is the
wife of John Rellen, an employee on the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne ( Chicago Rail
road.
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POLICE CORR, july 1sth-JuDeE ABBKY
PEEsrDIxe.-Drunk-John Harmon, John
Cummings David Newton and John john
son, each fined 81 and c1sts John Grant
and James St. Clair, each fined 50 and costs;
Ellen Murphy sent to the Workhouse six
months.
Vagrancy-Lindley Webb and Belle
Evans sent to the wOrkhouse 80 DAYS;
Joseph Cast sent 70 same place 30 days.
observation-disclosures Noble, fined 81
and cost Mrs. TuIly, Mrs. Murray and
John Murray, fined IS and costs Henry
Hopkins fined the costs.
Violating Bathing ordinance-Charles
Quigley, John Racy, Robert Brown aud
William Brown, hned the costs.
Abusing family-Mike Schooner, fined IS
and costs and put under S1Oo bonds 70 keep
the peace.
Lewd BehsviOr-Mary Hayden, fined the
costs.
Nuisance-A. Berghold, case continued
10 the Goth; George james, continued to the
25th.
Petit Larceuy-Fredsrick Thompson,
stealing a pair of pants valued at 500
fined $40 and costs; Kate Ryan STEALING q
pound IF cinnsmon) fined the costs George
Bowler Stealing a revolver valued at sIs)
fined SO and costs and sent to jail ten
days. o
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SCHOONER WILD ROVER suEk.-By a tele-
gram TO Chicago, the Tribune learns that
the schooner Wild Rover, with corn from
Chicago 10 PRESCOTT sank on Friday morn
ing last off Rockville; in eight feet of wa
ter. The cargo was insured in the Under
writer's agency.
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FoR THE Boar HoUsE.-The City Council
Tuesday donated $500 toward the cree
ton Of a bosthouse for the coming life boat,
all present voting for the measure except
Mr.. Heisley, who claimed that The Council
had no authority To thus expend the eity's
funds, no matter for how praisew0rthy an
enterprise. @
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

New Music SrAHD.-The City Council
on Tuesday voted $50 to Mr.. Papworth to-
wards the erection Of amusie stand in the
southwest corner of Monumert Park. Of
course this will not bod the stand, but it
viii assist materially. A subscription will
be circulated among the gentlemen doing
business on the Square, and it is hoped gem
erOus aid will be given. a
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ORDER OF ISSUING CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP.

For S. Ones Share or Certificate of Mnbrsbpb tnued, and nth it tone of the following bemtL
full STEEL ngRyings; "THEL LITTLE WAHDERBR," from ts original BY the eminent Artist,
JEROME TH0MPsOE, Esq. RI tGHsI .N 2. @lrtFEHt tsf
Frs So TwoS Shares or athats Me isud,w with which the holder receives the Gpab Steel En-
cravings Of thu American suuhor. "WAsHIEGT0N IRVING N HIS FRIENDS A. IN
Fort SIS Thrs shmrss SORT Certificates are Issued with whnhd the holder receives The charming Ale
artist !. HUNTINGTON, E1
Frs O Furs shares or Certificates are issued WITH which eh holder receives the gupub Chrome
.AUTUMNrby the celebrated ArtstJ T. ROPSEY ESQ., aa.F
Frs $50 Ten Shares or rHae.tss are ks1N,f Ehk whh the hsdr redvsse choice ARTIST
.sUNNYSIDE' "CROPsEYs AMERICAN AUTUMN" or " MERCYs REAM
Artists Proofs are ueV My first impressions taken from the plates aoi limited in mAN zach
being rtoWheda and Hgsib by the Artist matgt hem rare and dNhhsI HaageeT
NOTE-The Plates of the Enyauns having ns secured by the AmodsnO mhs most liberal
that pmchasrsof cGdfssss not onE receive atOuos the uue OF their money in the HgTavngE
butts secure in addition e share in the ward Of ppmiums, an sc0s, without charge to tst 80
finest Galleries of Psntng n tea country.
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Co~NPLINENrARr TO A CLEVELAND HorEL.-
The Ohio Statesman stakes great pleasure
in commencing the American 70 public
favor. 1t has recently undergone extensive
repairs, and has been greatly improved in
all its appointments and in ali its depart
ments. 1t could not be otherwise than
popular under the proprietOrship of Mr..
Ross, whose efficiency and accomplish
ments are recognized wherever he is known.
bis gentlemanly and accommodating Clerks
understand their business, and discharge.
their duties very ereditably and altogether,
the American is admirably kept, while the
bills are reasonably low"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

SLIDIEe.-The monster stone wall built
to stay tbs bank in the rear Of the New
Union Passenger Depot, having commenced
TO yield to the pressure is being stayed by
large iron rods that run from the sliding
wall under the road TO stone pillars sum- in
the south side Of IL.
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Nuisance-A. BerghOld, case continued
10 the goth George James, continued to the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

BIRD Oh TIE NIGHr.-A large owl came to
town on Tuesdsy,sn in the evening took up
quarters in a tree in Monumental Park to
see the sights. Morning came and found
him sleeping on his post where a lot Of rob
bins attacked him watched by a large
crowd. After submitting for some time, he
gave an ominous screech and left for his
native woods, disguised with city life.
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TRACK BuRNED.-The morning train Tues
day for Columbus on the C. C. 4 C. K. R.,
when between Gallon and Iberia, was
stopped by a Ere in a large pile Of wood,
some $50 cords, on both sides of the track.
The ties were burned of, and it was found
impossible to proceed farther. A train met
it from Columbus and exchanged passengers
and luggage, after which the former train
returned TO this city and the latter went to
Columbus.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

SwILL-Citizens who have been in the
habit of emptying swill in the street are re-
quested 10 put the same in a barrel and
place it where the swilI collector can get IT
every morning, thus abating a great nuis-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

MARKET HOUsE--0Wing to considerable
dissatisfaction with the. manner in which
the late bids for building a market house
were made, the Council have ordered the
Board of City Improvements 10 re-adTer-
tise for bids.
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The First Premium, -1a4Hz8
CROsBY'S OPERA u

Israpusion Wshmton Street. Chhrcav Vii n nounzeo f1O Nt b. go Eetfn da Aes stories
high with MNnrdn oE Itsd Athsns marble in them okGn italian srk, andh encead b. al
|ddof the grand and imposing entrances % teo Opera HSue Aytas between them n hrtH story OF
this nnhha tsnphof art The remahdng dou are oWPhd by mrs and studios lTs annual
The studios are connected with one Of the an~t Art Galleries in he country, knosns hs
CROSBY AKr GALLERY" and fonoa Of hsn most sgrNsbe stnaeOns which Chicago
dns a-tHaIea--uu @aLeHI Eua ga - -
convey to those who have wt viewed it, my adequate a Of to zcNdng richness and eaU. It 10
pronounced by all hbeh the nD@tin the world
m Subscription Books WIFI Close o n Saturday NE - Of Sept, 1853.
sd on the lt Of OCTOBER knouts.h the award Of premiums vii bpubHdy made at heOPGE
House. un@rh es osd direction Of committee representing the shaehodas of N sections Of the
oUuHJ,a and in manner to ensure nr nt1hehn to Alintrete' details Of which VIII Dc pub
IKE smiurs will be ready for delivery immeHMdy upon the result ~ the award bNhg known:
an USfSCUMBFRED TITLE 10 TBE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE subject 0dytO The sIsMngk leases,
the rent ito accrue fhsp person to whom ep ppa1ys shall b awarded. from hed lay upon Sheh tbs
ward shall be- made crnehc rdahve TO tho title viii be furnished N pphsthnn tths real
Naho medM asuLR s& AyNL hnag 80 1851 wll.re
NoncE-In ordering Crhhcaha,p ass name Enusuhgd M~d nbe 1gutn be hruArdd,
to ensure its safety enclose nn cnnn stanPs fort bmg. Send rsrsP Post oEe Honey r%s
or GrsDbacks Wha address Town, County md State carefully Wntu'~ every EhnaHsH mnS
registered -. - - NJ nooRv sun.- a
!, nd I'd aadHSsSaEsSas % issst e :. HS a s sS%sgs S Ssss sP' f1sS c@1 ss:S or BY a he @sso TTsSSass in tss aou-
of the enterprise and of teW sma PPrTald 1.-THE plan by gnsnen Oh hh" mnen1 Aa personal
standing cuu~ 100
U Il CROSBY, Esq: -"..,...t...
DEAR sR hse b@np bedt olarnt haty you have dHedo adPtthe Art Union Pn-
ap WSM % Ss should be- xS to %~~ Of yours success in uh an enterprises under any arumane~,
it would add greatly to our satisfaction to reflect thAhn nompnahhe yeur oEn wishes, y1h ad
rNen additional imptust ohed vsopnRntd Rrhetcn taste auongtu Us. That this you'd Do only
the natural result Of the dstnbutonf as proposed, ofe hrge nnHbF OF nt eep painting snds en-
CRAVINGS we have moe oubL and ongnhnlae the P0he On THIS nT& Wl e upon WeR 80
pouEns one that they nsin your w veil. afe6hhd tgrtys @ReM0oy suHn@S matn we
win be fairly ndhonosbye onduaed With sEGy wish that you may Tea' eGS
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

BEFORE The Commemorative Colonel
who represented himself as a government
detective and who was arrested short
time ago by the U. S. Msrshal's force with
several thousand dollars of counterfeit scrip
in his possession, has ahearing before Com
missioner White yesterday.
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Mexican Affairs.
General News.
The weather.

The Weather. ~
CTEcISEATI, July 1S.-The weather still
continues hot, and two fatal cases of sun
stroke occurred yesterday
Railroad Meeting.
The stockholders Of the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton & Dayton Railroad, at their meeting
yesterday, agreed to increase their capital
stock S5OO,e00
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-PHuOSOPHY~ OFMAKRIAGK.

Ut
rhe Proprietors OF New York Museum Of Anst-
omy hnve determined, regardless Of expense, 20 is
sue free flor the bsnebt Of suffering humanity, and
suppression Of quaokery) four Of their most inter-
osting and instructive Lectures on Marriages and
Its Disqualification, Nervous and Physical pefIl-
t, Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion,
Weakness or DEPRESSION, Impotency, Loss FINER
~ End Manly Power the Great Social Evil, and
fhoss MAlAdies which result from youthful follies,
excuses Of maturity, and ignorance Of Physiology
and laws Of nature
These IuvaluahIe Lectures have been the means
ienlightsuing and saving thousands, and will Be
orvArded Orc, on receipt Of four STAMPS, by ed
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of
Anstcmy and l~ledicine, SIS Broadway, New York.
febl6RS
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Consols r quoted at s74 ; 5-2Os 664@67
Erie 3S@3S4 Illinois Central a5t@763.
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pAA MODERN MIRACLE-From
old aud young, from rich aud poor, from high
born and lowly, comes she Universal Voice OF
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE!
H VALUED AT SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Three Hundred Choice and Valuable OIL PAINTINGS!

- By the ht American Artists amongw which are
Great Painting, entitled THE TO sEMITE Valley Med at
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
CRoPsEYs Great Work entitled A AMERICAN AUTUNN,"v Ahd at SIX THOUSAND
A glorious Autumna Landscape about b. 4net in dDa and the original fnw which the Chrome
EngrsingP printed cITs exaudvdyf for the AmOdanon,v was taken. This inc work Is
on exhibition at aeG Gallery of the Association at lew York H
SCHUSSELS Great National Paintings Of the american Authors, entitled s. WASHINGTON
IRVING AND HIS FRIENDS" vhusds FIVE THOUSAND D0LLARsf
EngrAung( 10 bs issued 10 har6dda9 is engraved and snow exMbting By the
Association at Cincinnati.
HARrS charming and odebuged Painting Of American scenery nhfed g WOODS IN
,-,,n Svansht " AOgsAND DoLLARsi -,
CONSTANT MEYERS celebrated Painting entitled "RECOGNHTIONS7 vaHdn FIVE TH0U-
4 uN SAND D0LLARSl --r.
A large Historical wOrk-hs sny of BsMs FMd. azsSOut BY Il feet Now exhibiting by the
Boards Gst Western Landscape entitled DEER ON THE PRAIBIE." valued at FOUR
VITA THOUSAND DOLLARsi
Size ahts feet by II. Nowt the Crosby Art Gallery
SAND D0LLARSf
Thss penddG Gallery embracing gecmenso of nearly all the leading PEnnenn heOunuy md Illus
uahDgn nearly every School Of american II, will also comprise the mhe private collection of Mr.
Crosby, including those veil known and hverte paintings, the SCHOOL EXAMINATION,
DOUBLE TREAT and SELECTING THE BRIDAL DRESS"
The Original Lnesise Bust # Abraham Lincoln, fGn LIZ,
the unrest CarEa stMusrYM Marble by L W v0LK, to ~hhAh sb been assigned place
in the Worlds Exposition tobs held at Parish 1857 VLuda Two Thousand oa1i
Now on exhibit at the CpdYA 1T GaHy.
N0TE-Mr Ill has generously @mted Ito bsr purchase Of this qknddw work by thea a-
trusting THAT the person toy WHOM it shall be- uaNtNH Ionent to its being exhibited at the
Inor&rI that very Certificate shall ntte teh holder pa pSHhumin nes award tho Association
will in attHm to the 80 premiums enumerated, Ward to every mnbH who hall mot have rodTd
of the smea an engraving of ueO pa Ho1e@
81 To- aadeh thu public toll dgs for bemsdso the ratm merit of MsP Paintings he sMHs col
y hrt hTgst md ntv valuable ro HsedbyG g Art Union, Will be- Paed on exhbHhon
until ea vArdta takes place aPt. AtHnatdyA THE Crosby Gallery, in the 0PzH House, htagO,
at the 1T Institute @5 Broadway, NwY York thshO6Rsof Certificates being entitled to adms
free ochauge H
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From New York.
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous
-Nzw YoRk, July IS.-0ne hundred and
fifty burial permits were issued yes
terday, eighty of which were made out and
recorded as burial permits for persons de-
ceased after diarrael disease. #
Yesterday was the hottest day ever known
in this city. The Thermometer was 1929 in
the shade at three P. N.
Out of fortY-three cases of sunstroke %
proved fatal. Nine cases out of sixteen in
Brooklyn were fatal.
There were five cases reported TO be
cholera in the city yesterday. Four Of the
patients died, and the other it seems was
only afflicted with cholera morbus. Nine
cases were reported in Brooklyn.
The mortality report for the past week
shows the number Of deaths by cholera in
New York TO have been eleven.
Aid for n Portland Sufferers.
The total subscription in aid Of the suE
ferers BY the Portland fire, in this city, is
$780, $50.
Arrested.
Seven counterfeiters Of national currency
were arrested yesterday and a large amount
Of bogus monay, plates, dies, presses, &c,
were captured. The parties arrested are
believed TO be the leaders of a gang in this
city. Their arrangements for prosecuting
their nefarious work were admirable. They
were ali committed to Jail.
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three 6unQr0d PAINTINGS
~ aFsa4rl rUtEsEf gg aFg r<fw <E -eszfST1
11zas rE4ataE s8E-1 % 44sd@ t-H-Ha
Efa-rl-e1 Hr aah-H-Ganrt-
AWARDED as PREMIUMS TO MEMBERS
GALLERIES FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE PAINTINGS
The Crosby Art Gallery, Opera House, Chicago.
aa The Art Institute, No. 625 Broadway, N. Y.
PROSPECTUS.

IN THE SPRING OF 1865, MR. .. Il. CROSBY COMPLETED BIS MAG
i NIFIOENT OPERA nUUSE, at cost Of 500 nk phef rMt excess 0ghs expenditure
over the dg1I shmtsau suIhngh from ahssod vus dnnsrhha and labor danugh war,
hOm notifications md tuprowmsntss ugg@ted ia thsp op@soft thu work. vbch Wen seasaFy 10
perfect his tsn andFou other unforeseen eanss which, h unu0szyt to eAs r.ernby be
came hnnninnyem embarrassed md only aecakdi in his puWed dHng 30 Chicago HBn k Wk
fart at the Mcrh@ mhB fortune N
This reverse having made the sale Ofts property necessary, the hrnd.n Ara this and East
Ien cities have Urged hei& ao fmAkngH dspOnl the basis osN National Distribution Of Painting
ant ngravngau Ponth At. Union plan The suggestion. met with the approval fgnusuo Of
of ppmimnce in business circles here and led to the subNnptCG, bya numbN of he leading d-
us Of Chicago, ola Target ndk te insdtudOno Of he "OPERA HOUSE ARG ASSOCIATION"
the objects Of (which should 6sthe nAhzAuDnf the original eptet the opera House. and h dst-
minutN rHs Of AHedeA TsP plan has received the my generous eoopenuou HatsuPpotd
the leading AmhnA Artists. They nave seDih@h their spppAHkn dME Oubys fmsafin Art,
land ofhhn cdhesn its behalf contributing to hse nerpus many Of their finest Emksa sue
a large edachonf from. hen market Aaeo6ta Paintings as to. ensure ehanaonef aadb rusk nsht
ton az price which leaves most liberal Nm IS compHns 20 r. rw6y chile the pbHe vn
s~Ardd Che Opera House, nd Paintings Is prsnIumst to the members Of he Asosnon-
The Opera House being offered as the First Premium!
Thu. securing an admntse@ &s of property Ans aaaLeo no Mr. Crosby md in manner
At
In Soqm~sno with aas suggestion, THE CROSBY OPPRA HOUSE, ASSOCIATION has zen
FIRST. -
There viii be issued member sorhhnatw for Ho shars att 100 each, NUMBERING from Ito
H00O indwye,w WHICH ENTITLE THE HOLDER 4 % Beehive OR MORE0F THE
FIRSTCLASS STEEL ENGRAYINGS HEREIEAFTER DESCRIBED, A SHAREIN TIE AWARD
OF PREMIUMS, and Free Admi@Hn to tn" Galleries. Of the Ass9aHtOn until hsAWARD TAKES
HA 4aH
- There will be- awarded .mguga the MEMBERS Pr&un..
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Men wanted, 10 act as Commercial Bro
Eers- Apply personally with good refer
edces to r. H Curran, IS Monumentsquare,
Cleveland. g