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For Rent.

NNE Of the New store Rooms in the Stewart
~ Building, Main Street. Also sin offices
up stairs. Apply 10
auUIdtf. j ID. STEWART.
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'lTY BANK OF VICKSBURG.
RunL nj Renamit

RUYS and Sells Foreign and Domestic ESeh ange
ID Coin and Uncurrent Money
- WHEEL Ek %anaEer
KEPERENcEs:-Bsn OF NV Iaek N'~ .ek city
-irchAnts NationAi Bark C.ar na-li - solomon
'thfgis N''Ss chi age ~: C.tY S~r.-a15 nsns C&irl
u Allen Coop Il NtSp-I. I-utl = Second
N'attonAl Bank i ani-. de-, Past tG'i7".' Bang,
"'fin ais. TeGD CitiAsis 3t AZ a. -.nt
Fiks- Sp-Sir 81 3rt'he-s. No %, ar.
%ovfo l.
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HURLEY = POPULAk WOkM CANDY.
As this is really n Specific for Worms, and
the best and most palatable form TO give 10
children it is not surprising that 1t is fast tax
ing the place of all other preparations for
wOrms--it being tasteless, any child win
take il.
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:
S9l.e70
Making a total of .

Maklng a "
The Greatest care has been used in the selection OF
,ba srtScles from which the tcket-ho WIZ re-
tno Al 80: r;fts MANY of the watches have been
S,,ht in this CITY of c. p. Barnes, under the Lou
sve Hotel and to whom patrons are f rms cty
osn S so-,a eiseyyhere A committee OF gentle men
viii be appointed by the ticket holders present 70
distribute the gifts of which complete hst WI. p
P.o Parties will be informed OF what glits lnsy
prs entitled to as after the concert as
- mon presenting their tickets.
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o. B. GRAHAM d. co.
Gravier street-I3s
Between Camp and St Charles
Imperscrs Of foreign and Domestic mr..
Goods
f39.

Imperscrs Of foreign and Domestic mr..
Goods
Agents for the York Street Flax Spinning Com
pauy of Belfast, respectfully call the attention Of
the trade 70 Their yc- extensive stock now IN store
and arriving BY hrst vessels from Europe consist
ing OF tpe following: Irish Linen Pillow Case
Linen, Linen Sheeting, Drawer Linen Linen Shirt
and Shirt Fronts Brown and Blay Linen Linen
Checks, Plznters Linen, White and Brown Linen
Nettings Linen Cambria Handkerchief Printed
Linen. Long Lawns, White Lawns Printed Lawns
Damask in piece, Damask Cloths, Napkins and
Iowels. Diapers Brown and Bleached Huckabuck
Drfllng1 DuckA Hollands, Burlaps Bobbinefs
sF1ss 4ualins. Tape Checka Union and Cotton
CheckA 9inGhamA Tartan Checks. Winssys Prinfs
ktAx 4nxeAa, etc. etc lfan27d1y
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Richard Freeman is feet or 10 inches
high, weighs about l 0 pounds. has
black hair, black whis>ers and eyes, and dark
complexion, and has a bad eountenance-is
some % or 2S years old; is fond of, and plays
on the violin; is fond of liquor, but does not
often get drunk generally dresses well !;
speaks in a low and rather quick tone of voice,
and usually in friendly and obliging manner.
He will II ost likely endeavor to 90 to Texas or
Georgia au@ld2w-
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DIR. SAMUEL GlLBRRPS
Ei'E''E's1Es sssts sEs.%e


Is excellent preparation tor the cure-of that
class al Hiitladies usually termed
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H Stattley's Gang Pillow, for beding nm
Land-a notable machine.
Mans PatentWrought Iron Cooking Rang
ers-30 different sizes. The Great Money-Sayer
for Hotels, boarding houses and large families.
Their advantages are: Great Cooking surfsce
Large supply Of Hot Water, Economy Of fuel.
In use BY st. James Hotel, n. o., Prentiss
House, Vici sburg, Ragsdale House, Mer-
idian, Jones House, Meridian, Point Clear Ho-
tel, II. Hilzheim, jackson, Miss, and thousands
of others throughout the South West.
For price and descriptive lists address
THOs- B. BODLEY 4 CO.,
So-9 Perdido street, adjoining
Masonic Han, New Orleans.
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O. DONNEL,
DECEIV CT FORWARDING, AND
~ General Commission Merchant, and Deal
in GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
Marble Yard Building, State ST., Jackson, Miss.
TCotton Stored. Weighed and Shipped. E
Ample Facilities for storing all kinds Of
freight.
Ali kinds of Goods solicited on Consignment.
mv5-1y
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NEW DRUG STORE.
II ; y = 7 , . y II O U /
West jackson, Miss.


Ii. forms his friends and the public. thai
bis new shop, on President street. adjoinins
Massies new livery stable, Is now In euccsrs-
ul eperatlon- he Is prepared to do all hind
o. Jobbmg and House Budding. feh2l-Iy
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
ERtPTl0NS. letter. ULCERS, SGR0FuLi
JAUNDGCE GOITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

1t is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
ton, Hereditary Iaints syphilis, and maladies arts
Corrosive Sublimate FOwlers solution, DOnovans
solution, and other preparations % mercury and
arsenic
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MEDICAL.
DIR. SAMUEL GILBERTS
p r. E p AR A t 10 N 5.
NC DISEASE S.

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT so celebrated as
having had for the last twenty-five years, in the
treatment of
RONIC DISEAS SEES,
the most lucrative Medical Practice in the South.
has at last consented allow several OF his most es
teeed remedies be prepared and sold as proprle-
tary medicines This resolution has been engender-
ed by the repeated solicitations of those who have
experienced the benefit of his remarkable probes
sional skill, and by the impossibihty of giving
especial attention to each of the written apphca1lons
made 70 him forpreecriptons by those whose pecu-
mary circumstances business habits preclude the
possibility OF applying in person 10 him
THE PEREIC
May rest assured that the manufacturers spare
neither pains nor expense in the preparation OF
these remedies They made o. the very best
medicines known, in a highly concentrated form,
upon strictly scientific principles.
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
GENE RAJ ALTE ALIVE
Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mem
branes-stimulating them 10 additional activity In
their natural functions of eliminating from the CIR
cnlatlng Fluids the usual Effete (and IN disease
Morbld) Matters, and expelling them through tAS
Skin, Kidneys, Liver and Ahmentary Canal from
the system 1t is therefore adapted for the reilef
OF Chronic diseases affecting those organs aud 81 the
mEcus membranes lining them such
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i. GOODWYs u ca

S. t. GOODWIN, o. II. z. BLACK.
New Orleans. Hampton, Ark
r. BALLAUF, New Orleans.
y. T. GOODWYs u CO.,
EOTTON FACTORS and Commission Merchants
~ No. &c Carondelet street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
TONSGNMENTS of Cotton, Sugar Moas-
~ ses, Wool, Hides and Produce Of all kinds,
solicited.
Orders for Plantation Supplies or any kind
of Merchandise for the Country Trade, filled
at the lowest market prices.
Receiving and Forwarding done with care
and dispatch.
REFERENCES
VIM. S. Mount, Esq, City Bank, New Orleans
Messrs. y. NJ. Carter & Co., Mobile Ala,
- Jenkins, Bros, Eufala, Ala,
g Stacy II Polan, Shreveport, La,
VIM. 4. Goodwin, Esq, Memphis. Tenn,
Joseph III. Black, Esq, Pine Bluff. Arkansas,
Hon. Il. r. Sorrell, Warren,
Col. II. G. Bum, Hampton, "
Hon. NJ. Boseman, Arkadelphia. -"
Col. W; 7. Townsend, Winona, Mississippi.
je19d6m.
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TRY SMOLANDER'S.

Mrs. WINSLOW'S
M z = TIC I'LL g
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MART,

Wholesale and Retail Contccfloner,
state street, (Cheapside,) = jackson, Miss.
KEEPS constantly on hand, and will prompt
IA ~ I'LL all orders for CANDIES, CAKES,
TOYS, FRUITS, and everything usually kept
IN nrstclass Confectionery. febo-ly
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION :

4 BENZ. q. HUMPHREYS, Governor of
4, the state Of Mis- sis>ippi, by virtue of the
authority vested in me by the Constitution
and laws of said State, do issue this my
Proclamation, convening the Legislature of
the State of Mississippi, at the Capitol, in the
city of Jackson, on Monday the 10Th day of
October, \. ID. 1866, at the hour of Il
O'Clock, NJ.
In testimony, whereof. l have
hereunto set my hand, and caused
L. s. the Great Seal OF the State of Nissis-
[ } sippi to be affixed, at the Executive
Office, i'll the city of jacks this
10Th day of August, A. ID. 1866.
BENZ. &c. HUMPHREYS.
BY the Governor
c. \. BRoUGHER, sec'y of State. auglGdtd.
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Wholesale Agents;

THOS. w. MARSDEN, As. Broad, New ORR.
HARRAL, RISLEY& TOMPkINS,C Chambers
Street, New York.
EDWARD WILDER Il CO., Louisville, ny
BARNES, WARD & CO., New Orleans, La.
Z. J. HART i CO., =
Sold by all Druggists.
E'Retail Price-S1 80 per Box.
BLOUNT a. HALE,
Sole Proprietor,
iy3ld6nl-eod. Montgomery, Ala.
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SUCCESSFULLY,
SMuLsNDERS EXTRACr El1CklI

IL CURING
every case oil Kidney Disease Rheumatism Gravel
Urinary Disorders, Weakness and Pains in the
Back, Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
eXessses Ot amy kind.
COME. VI. AFFLICTED!
TRY SMOLANDER'S
TAKE NO THEIR BUCK
Sold by all ApOthecaries. Price 81. d. BARNES
s. co, New York and BARNES, WARD s. CO.
New Orleans southern Agents. BURLEIGH &
ROGERS Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mas s,
General gents. marchGdIy.
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91.368 REWARD

PoNToToC COUNTY, MISS,
July II, 1866,
IN addition TO the reward of 500, offered by
Ill the Governor of Mississippi, for the apprc-
hension of RICHARD FREEMAN, who stands
charged with the murder of THOMAS B.
DOUGLAS, committed in Pontotoc county,
Mississippi, OF the 9Th day of July, 1866, and
who is still at large the undersigned subscrib-
ers, promise to pay the sums severaily annexed
to our names, for the apprehension and de-
livery of Richard Freeman to the Sheriff of
Pontotoc county, Miss.
[Signed,] ANN DOUGLAS, $500 90
J. b. DOUGLAS, 800 90
and other citizens, .....- ..-......- I6S 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ o. J. and G. N. RAJ LRoAD
SCHEDULE FROM AUGUST 10TH.

PASSENGER TRAINS-LeaVe New Or
leans daily at $3.50 P. NJ; arrive at Jackson
at 2:20, a. NJ; and reach Canton AT O'Clock
A. NJ.
TRAINS going South, leave Canton daily al
$50, A. NJ; Jackson, 7:30. 4. NJ; Brookhaven
l0:40, A. NJ; Magnolia, 12:@0, =. NJ. arriving
at New Orleans at G:3O, T.. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS arrive al jackson daily
AT O'Clock, 2. NJ; and leaves at 9:53, A. NJ
The passing points for Trains are Keimer,
Ponchatoula. summit, Hazlehurst and Terry.
GE Eating Station Magnolia. aug22dtf
SURELY. STEADILY.
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Wisoossis .iialbcrt H. Paine will be tho republican
candidate for 70 election to Congress n the First district
IL. l. Palmer Is mentioned the probable democratic
candidate. and Is said that L. Sholes will run as an
independent conservative Johnson candidate Ihamar
Sloan viii probably be returned from tho Second district
as IL is overwhelmingly republican, and the may be
predicted OF Amasa Cobb the Third district Charles
A. Eldridge democrat win be renominaed and 70 elect,
cd in the Fourth district He will be opposed on the
part OF the republicans by f. II. Galloway or Major
General C. S Hamilton. In the Fifth district thore are
two candidates for tho republican nomination
Sawyer and General n J. Sweet For the democratic
nomination there Is lively strife between l. A. Pease,
Of the Marquette Express Geo. Read, W. J. Abrams and
Harlow 0rton In the Sixth district the present rep
resentave, Walter d. Mclpdoe. declines a reelection,
and each OF the following named gentlemen is stouty
pressed by eager friends for the succession Angus
Cameron, General c. {. washburne VIM. 7. Price, 7. c.
Pound, IL d. Barron, John Comstock, VIM. Wilson, J.
g. Thorp, Carson Graham and A. s. McDili. Whoever
gets the nomination will be elected The democrats will
vote for General Milton Montgomery.
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resided No I6S Third ayesue he had bsen In
tile business but at present engaged In the broker
age business reference 10 the charge preferred agaiazs
him he said Il was correct a. W Chadwick stated
hs thirty nine years Of was born In Yorkshire
county Mass resided al Jamaica, l. L. and T~ engsge4
In bankng and silver mining Tho charge upoa whioA
he arragned he pronounced false They we're thea
fully committed In default OF 81, 500 bail each Chad.
wick expressed himself confident OF obtaining bail 90
Monday morning
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TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD

would wish to draw the attention Of the authorities
to nuisance that exists In this bay. from !fhfnehse
massa Of ol in putreaed state. floating around tho
ships; the stencil therefrom is lnolerable and very
loathsou1e to the sight The in the oal boat dump
their load Immediately after leaving Fort Hami ton !;
therefore has not time TO be carried outside the
flood tide brings back TO the shore Tho people
Of Staten and Long Islands must suffer great deal from
this nuisance and hope for the sake of the health OF
the people on board the ships quarantned in this bay
that they will take this very important matter into their
serious consideration and compel this plague and nuis
be abated comforting thereby immense favor
and blessing upon about fifteen hundred human beings
stationed at the Lower Quarantine.
JAMES 0RoURKE
nr-.n I,u IL
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therefore, to say that extension OF ono OF these
markets the sidewalk Ii such an obtr,icon of
the public stree: as may, on account OF Its egality,
be declared O public nuisance On the contrary,
until otherwise judicaily determined should be in.
cned TO hold such extension OF the market within
the chartered powers OF the Corporation or least
that before the Board Of Health could declare L 70
nuisance for that cause, they should obtain judicial
Dissemination that the facts which make II such
regulate and control the public markets. but that power
limited viz $50 far relates the cleanliness venti
laton and drainage thereof aud the prevention OF
the sale or offering for sale OF improper articles
therein This Limitation Of their power over the mar
kets excludes all other right interfere with them un
less some other authority be found for IT, do not
consider 1t To be either unlawful obstruction upon the
street nuisance such Is defined to be by law and
can authority by which the defendants, under
moved for this consider the powers OF board
OF health To be extensive and In some respects with
out control but these powers only In connection with
the subject matter for which such board Is called into
existence hut when they 20 beyond such authority and
attempt TO control and regulate the public AFFAIRS rre
spectve Of the preservation OF the pubic health they
attempt the exercise OF powers not vested In hem and
do acts which the courts should restrain. II
urged before ne, that even II the Board OF
Health were In eor ana h,rS a,sr 40 .casaad
their powers, that there was remedy by action in
the recovery OF damages AND therefore an injunction
was mot ISS %
where the parties both represent the public and where
the loss must fall upon the public, whoever succeed.
4 mot we'll ;DS Ss os H. o
Vested ,ss Ts pc pevs s" R
city TO engage in contest between them them
instead OF such II would be TO the interest
of public treasury and far more consistent with
proper discharge Of public duties these different bodies
should tremendously endeavor to promote the public
welfare In accordance with the provisions OF law rather
than waste the public property by its de-
sruciion by costly litigation The motion TO dissolve
fhe IN
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Two Mu DrovsD vmLs BArnno walter o. Free
man, Of Railway, and in the employment Of Meeksr 4
Hedden Newark, q . carpenter, was drowned while
bathing In the paper mill pond ~ kouistown Friday
ming HIS body recovered about hour aftervards
Walter O. Beach, Of Boonton, was also drosned while
bathing 10 Swartxvood lake yesterday morning 81 New
ton up 70 IN advanced hour his body had not been
found
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TifEY PURIFY srRESGIHEs And Hvr0osarE.
They er~st~ healthy sppstits
Thxy u sntidots 70 chang Of wsisr and Diet.
They strvngthea the sysien
They purify N. breath and sour stomach.
Thsy cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
Tier Liver Com pls 10, and Nervous Headache
DRiEEs PLANTATION BffTgns have carea moo
81 ehfosie vsAknsss ~thsray sn~rvson sis nsy
and van. Of ,isl sasrU h.n .ay nsdns ne .s.n -
produced They particularly sdaptsx " dsassnAo
female. persons s~dsntNSy arsapstsas Obsssv~
prupflsors stamp ths cora u eseA totus " snw
deslsf has nSt got u. fspor, N ". DAAhb AGO.
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The National Cane.
ooxconpe or sroorLrs W. rrsAs or nnssr

CITY.
These two junior clubs played interesting game yes-
terday Al Bedford L. l., on the Concord grounds The
Brooklyn club came on victorious by Of ~
against their adversres' %. Num- At centre hsd,
took three nne ~ bAls The pitching Of Watts the
par 81 The Etnss attracted the attention Of all Below
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapost Newspaper ana Hest Lite
rary journal In ehe Country.
The WEEKLY HnsAiD for the present week, now really,
contains a continuation or
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All Prince 0. tho Royal Basass ssA
sftsf 80 80 lee ssfss nestsf fnfDs nnstlgs Essa
r GAfgL bfgssF - u ssAssv
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vtor.r@s e<kssis.h .~f-s 1sshy.ss
See wesit tLDRrsGE krwfrN hAAuths
CONrkNr. ~. o. Fsssa-st
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c A NJ A D A..
Recall OF the voiu ntsers from the Frsa-
tier-Opposition 10 the Tariff Bill.

VIFAHHs y vs. July " koO0s
Orders have been issued 70 recall all tho tvountse0s
except nvo companies from tho frontier Of Canada
West
Delegations st hcre to oppose the passage or the
Tariff bill, aud they viii remain until Is tAksa
upon H.
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Cn.vaIs.v.. Isf. esv an. uaIr~-N.v.l

Batshsiov's Hsiv Dye The Bsss >. ihs
- anj rsrfst Dys 1isss fsia.has ssassts~
fsstgfr a. Hsrisy sfssA
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We desire 20 cal attention " The ssraiss "a spnas va.
Tho snAlyss shows ~ 70 soutsa cot
medicinal mineral ptvp~ftss "a an he cenpsss kss'nsss.
ylrhy other sprng w4sf In thr wefid ls tn@ea.
drsr rropsFuss vondsrf snf tnvixc~-
ate tho system In rsmaTfsbs msnssf We ssisfssAnAA
beng isTt ~ tho principal d'ass 80 hetss ssa s~~~s
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tn. Li,u. sh,p a.s. white. .na n,...

rns it,ie ship Rid. whlie ana Bloc Spa - N
the iith ins,ss, thirty ase Mills es ~ suih frpn bAs
psxss " scaoonsr Pvas7pa.es. susgsd here Al eel
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All Prices c.shsa - Legal Lsssssiss-
] cLrrr. s,~s- 10 s,..s-~
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HonrFTrrRs STOMACH HfrTERs HUsDnaQ
cursilv,s H. k0s the Is~st snksg merit ~
HDsTRTTgHs CELEBRA1ED Hfrrghs 10 he vtds 1922
heir operation rressnt.se and remedial prsp~rs
pon pfotsiivs nssiins hey -sra ~ al th~ tiss>sss
their isEion~thA 0stnsts In snvhassssrss
s s.ars -stsr sshsasuns beat - otss as 80 shssus
This uUud - sufleisat fr
slsfst.s unsdeEs wVfif vide sgd un1yisw
esi.,r,y RAT HOgTIrTKtk OKIAf rscigfC hss =
u "a pubic In dr,y-psis tsf ssng~is. sels esA
retnltisH eksaf@ rsoft.s ssssts 49,
constipation fsnsrsl dssi4y peasaars s-~sr fss.sAs
tr~s8iar. al dssby ssnsiit .ti6si v-ss ssss
eatnpsin,. r'~sssaS from lmp~Ffs' fssssa ssa 49,
der egn4llar u he liver and b@vss uDrTfTTtta
srON aC pfTTT M a.. 40 meet rsrwsffa sod hsrr
~ss aad ssrsssbs ~ all ns1.s sdvsus>f ~ As
s4a siss.d IL family pfsftes Yer s@ls ~ al asuss 81
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A-Motrs Chemical pes~aAs pssssr.s
sra, ALL 900 esf1s1ly ~ bsst Hsis DTvsssg as.f so
= I. @HTOs 10 sstss hsa.< ssa " al 1~xfss.
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Grover mskss. pivs, P.ss.ss
yh~a .atss - t. tts-k ,svist ssssis.s - 80
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go.r- 90. posa's sspsfIs pres,s Hsis
fsv@ tfsts..~@ fsfs ~ 80 hRfg A. - 49,
N kfes4ssy ssa aftUHaf MIA o.
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r.m.rssr .. ssas.-s''. u-sr s'es..
ri rses aUts 80 ssFsfrsa ~ft'@ -
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The PorsIsad Calamity.

The PoSuaud CsiemNy.
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN Tsrs crrr IN AID OF rHK SUP
FEHERs.
Tho following IL a summary o. tns amounts recevsd
In this city and In Brooklyn In aid OF tho Portland ssf-
fcrrs:-
Juy "a, oixens General Committee ...,.......... g.
Produce Exchange It00
WatohmAkrr' and jewellers ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 49,
mayors onics....t,. ...s.'.st.s.s.........
Total contribution In View york ......... on -
Contributions In Brooklyn i937
Total ..................... sloo s,s
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9. ,s.r shIy,. >, rsssJ'. -
~ sfuur - fHOsbrha -
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selves III RsEYIs STANDARD uooklsu FL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. for the CofuIasri.n ttDHfMki1v
"a. snsst Perfume in wossd NOCoAfsE tie sssS
Hsirdfe easing estAnl-I,hrls,isn frssnss, Bostsa
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f.sv.ti's ~. matte s~tstssi., t"s
- ~ rsesa 49, NrfesUsr f~tsit. - "
- ~ lsf4Gsafa - Ftatf 4pes 1890
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