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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30

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he SarS biuiees ale lsStss Sabr, unb aue Gbrt.
an @aaren IN beeeuteno berabaeieSten Vreifea.
Die Auspabl pom Iuduaaven fir pesren Ia
srSees unh rsi&taltieer,. als ie aupor.
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4. 81. Bates.


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@rpcerien unb YrppiltDnen,
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3ankes- 9utions, tit. tit
Desslet@en fdmmAt&e Arteu
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srsebtns vu3eiss. ba6 neta gtere ia zen ebtn
an8tetben. \ Bran@eu bic s%o1f6nttsfe Huspab.
tietet unb aaes ,u ben btntafen preif.R III ta.
ben TT. Das 9tBtere ptrben teIpnters taut.
fauaeute 1obltbla ~ teradf@Metn.
s. u. 8aite.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
Gt8

!Cts! GtS! GtS!
gen esm aQer f%alteaen, trsRaatIarden unb
o!et9teu. has bielen Winter ir1Water Der StrIr,e
ee!toren. eat per unterjei@nettn in QuanttGten
s.nSes6'' pic 5etnen -utaneel auftumme1 laGen
9 9s. Deleuui!9en' ~ b,nterIaGtn III 81.
1u!tere Ileli~utartf, tuerbtn prompt ausaefIbrt
~" Subn Daaner.
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politi(4t rnb augtmfia-pi4tiet
1t1iSktittn btr mpfbt.

-.a-a- r
Das coma blf&e parliament
bat einen Bef@lu6 8efabt, tob pom ben
Der. Staaten Griab far bic bur@ ben
Genter- Ginfall nsrurfa&ten Soften ner<
lan8t werben foQ. Der beefauf9e &n.
tra9 tputbe pon r,tbreren Mit9lfeeern Der
3e9terubaspartt unterltlBt unb bas elm
3t8: Mttaliep. ,wel@es, ben Muib Bate.
ettras ta8e8ea 81 faaea, wurpe arsBe>
pffen. 3 a1
- Die 8esablun9 Der Bounties, mel,
DE bic farbteen Solpatft, mad ben, ,neue,
item @on9rtbafte on3ulpreden baden. er>
iprcert 3tpan3tB MtQione, DoIare, no,
scn leiper pabrfdetnli@ Get er56te Ebeil
in Die Iaf&en Der Gla tmaSenten Fiefen
miro. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
@rocerie II. Yrppi;pn-@tp

9ubm @eber II. Bro,
SIDE BON Sort unb Nem3eY Strage,
(nabe Der frIbereu .9eu.D
ct. Yaul, R~innefpta.
Wir lenFen bic Aufmerffar1teit tsr Bnraer
BON ct. paul unb lluaseeeub auf unlsrn ruotl-
ssfiQten @rceeriefore. AQe Mrteu grocerien,.
3ebensmitttl, WebL Butter, Gisr. tia p~orauali>
DIS 0las Wager 7e. baben mfr ftets en- 5ano.
Bir lieferu uuieru Ruuteu bic W4aa.sn inc;
5aus.
UNI seneigttn 3ufpru& Bitten
!. Spbn Meber & Pruher
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Wrpcerte>Stpre
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$anbl,tn8 in beutf6enTrm6ten
Deltfatefeu ,e.
BON

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z. ShaBe, 3ptl@e. &p1abeua unb Bruatpu,
ct. paul Minneiota.
AQe IN metn Sad t@laeenten@ Barren flrt Don
eer bfffsn Auaitat unb perbea 3u ben biaiafen
p;e{et abselaGen.
Die aeebrteu Beiu&er meinps @tcres FnSeu
sslfitif ftets etn @las@en auss5ei@ueten friften
Qa9erbfer&
uae Htrs ,ta-nm mstnem 9si&aft aterbaust4l.
atptnnfn. g.. 6dfelhorft.
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neue &1bel<@tpre
BON
Serb. Elites,
gdt ter @alnut unb 2tsn @trase.

Gdt ter @alnut unb 2tsn @tra6e.
&tasta, .."....R In nefpt
tdlt bic p%enRdnRieRe auspabt outer t.rfo.r
MSbels In peri@tebeuer Site unb Gaccn asta
ssrsatbts uns rferirt bteitlbeu au ben biqieaeu
Yrafen
.G5r 9srner fuebeu aeu ertalten arb In beier
Muewabl lftts Dprrdttfe. 8tlbfr, 8ileerrobmrn.
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3%ie,uaarsn.
IN hsr Qumbtssarb fetS 3na, Marttpr.i{, ~
F15eu: Uefee 8aubpIi aIer &rt. ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
Mfnf @rablin0s
...- unb
Xpm1ner,@oorcu !

@atbcart Il. &c.,
DO. 1872 Dritte Giraffe, ct. Haul.
beetren
ID hermit, ibrsn nsrtben Ruubtn ben Gmpfar9
tbrer ntusn Baaren anaulei9tn, msl@e, pa le
unter Ben gin(ig1en umIdnoen sin9etautt. BON
fetnsr Jtyma, mas BlQiefeit unb Muspabl be.
hift, 1bertrofsn rerbsn t1nneu unp namentli@
aus etnsr ~,silenten Nuswabl BON
RIeiber=S tpffen!
De Gaines, 8oleneias,
Mlpaeas, Cutters,
Yoil be dsnres, 2awns.
Moaambiques, Sr9onoteS 'c.
bt0sbt, Nua baben mir itets einen euten Bor'
ratb sou f&war,sr @tise. Infer Eager oen
Shawls; Cloaking, Balmorals
unb
MeiisM6dcn
n aut has &si@baltiaRe ausgefattst uno .rlau'
Zen mir uub nod he Aufmerslammlett auf unftr
arsaorHaes enforcement BON % 81 baeue 8, ais
sebleihte unb ungeblti&te MuS.
line. Qiuens, Ii1&tI9sr. Serpirttfn, 9anetltsr.
.5asorets, BriQiants, MlulS &C., Il, ~ lenfen,
mp.in mir ieser 4cneurven3 bic @ptbe bitttn.
Ser Bernbarp ). CABIN,
IL lets germ tereit, alien titnlt& aa is'n, iptl9s
,.c... W1 a . :. commonwealth hr,r hs,stA,{lfrn fNilfkfbem.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
9ean' Qaptiste gabr

= c"V*
pat oon lebt an 5u Yerfaufeu
F 5. in lfimtu,
.9 @rpfem @einteppt
81. ete fol8enben Beine:
~eaneemanu," r9on BEN" Som Mnbern,.
sM!ettaaner." 2aubenbtimer, Deibesbeimer,
n Nueeabtirusr. 9S@beimtr. Bpdsbtuttl'
Gtatrtl9es Maa6), Softer Examiner Gins.
ltie, 0ber rGneelemmer," 81. SuIien. Sc.
eee, Mabeira, &battau 3aRite, Viper Seib-
I'd, Mum SaSinet, Sberries unS psrt.
1921
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
9feue beuti@e 9onblun9

@llenw aartn, 9errentIeitern,
Often unb Nliiben ,n.
&de her erfteu unb Utah. @tra6e, ten, Nnaerisen
paus geseniiber,
Minneapolis, 5ainnefota.
Du.@ lan9idbriee Grtabrune int Dry @p,bs
9ef&6 dit unb btbeuteupe etutaufe i'm . ven bin
t@ tn @tanb 9eitst, CUTE @aaren UNI tiaias
Yre'le 3u %pfertren. 1me>9 =. 0swato.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30

Mntp,t @retbea,
County Auditor u,.b 5fentlf@er Notcr,
Mtuueapplts, Miuue(pta.
ge@prst bic &infa{Eruua BON Geltern IN aQcu
1beleu BON Deutf&laub, Anfertieuus BON You<
rna9ten unb aubert r~rtuuten3 Reut ya1aas~
fteiae aus fir Dampftppte pber Seseli@i6e prn i
cstr mad Bremeu, pamtxre Antperpen obs.
Odbre. 400
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Sic $Dlj=$anbl,t,.a
BON Sphn GdaNnYf
.Oie 8adfetnbremuerei
brick Yard

BON 5oc8 unb Veb, Gba6td, N'na..
f~abriairt bic beaen BadRetue TN 2aub uur. Lar *
Hue Bauunternebuner Elm, bre barteu, spu es,
beudtt9tett unbur&ertu eli&en unb tareItalten:
8aditeine au prufen. ebe fe fcnittrp eiutaufe1,.
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Ote &Dl3baubI,rm9

Dpn q. GppS>
An Der Sbern 2anbuua, ct. pau,,
bat fets bas bette partbpl3 In ister Quantitat
scsratbig unb Sertauft badelbe NIT euttm Maab
Jun, Narttpreiie. S44
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ST.. S. ErpWetA
.Mehf8dntpdIt.

,&e@t6antpalt.
Office: 9rxdeu.@ quarf, ct. parL.
@ei9afte tn ben @taats- uutg Neutrality-suspicious.
aoQefticnen. l1nteriu@uug BON urfurstn unts
3ablar9 BON Earen uerbet prompt befrrst.
Sic $Dlj=$
bon Sobn @aspart,
III Ter Sbern 2auhuue. @t. p'aula
bat NIT eer er1teu BoutIabune &artbala,. n1au:
ptrr Willpn Don Gtasta trnpnrtirs, ttr Gss{taf:
run erpTnet uno 1T nprbereitet, has be1s SAT-
esls In 1sber auantitat ,um Nartp1eiie u iie-
1ern.-8adlfeine uns &, it an 3ane.--4G4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
Bigtlow, Muroo& \ Cos
Ma8a3ir|
~ IL

@ir baben fas sr56te Eager scn 1arnsree-
t6tbf&aftsn uni Ribleumafa3dm risu seh!iI srn
3hieaap.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30

~@ Den seeebrten beuti@en Rum
Den s Ysloneere bic Nn,tise. ba6 ibr Qanes-
m!nn, PER- u. penpel, in unlerm St0Is
isas Dsrru III, Ts rap Wunl@ 3u btp,tnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30

Ser Bernbaro 5. 3abm,
If nets germ tereit, alien tienli& 3u lsin. tutl&s
nnisrn @aarsrporratb eut9aumpilern wlnl&en.
Gatbcdrt II. 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30

aa~ ipaepalt !8s!ati'at i1aE beBann eintn
Mt8rtf cut bic betpea S&5uen. Dnrm
ttne aei&tdte GlanEenbeweauua trieb r.
Betbe IN cine Gds e.bot lids euf l,inen,
p%tntftbttata unp blidte .fe aufm,rifam,
~ @ef&t aIs wen,t e. faoen .moife:
|. n1ae 'aetasa &tt iett u,siae I6surtn n
YIN .otete Bet mar beinate bes oou,e
paue aldr,atre unb. Inn ben Bdooerlen
~ 9dIfe. Bet uuyte BON finer, ber
!tdunlt&en 8euobner 8epadt uub nod
tttatu1 Stale jurddBebra@t pdbretb Der
pttblt&e 1tett be- baufts ii& Der n.
f&udten Grauenjtuimer anuatu1. DIFF
ertstbett'a nt&t wfnis barater bas mai,
ft tn elmer u usan8elbafeu IoiQettt De-
e't.batte 'il1o la&ten fpdttr felbf bey1,
lid dbtr BE 0runDlofetett ttrer Gur%.t.
Cts S&tIbfr1ten<Wete,
ran. 3drSlt@ tpurte bet BIoomfelb fin
+Staate CONNECTICUT cine S@ilblt5le oe..
tu''oe'1, GUT berea S&aale auet 9ul&rtf.
ten als8ebra&t tuaren, tuppou bte cine In
Sabre 1898 unh DE anbere IN, eobre
1917 8erua&t uorben II. Dieter g@tlp,
tr6te' : Deteran IT .pabrf@etnli& i&on
dber bunbett Sabre alt unb bal iomft
faot' ~ elmer 3ett Belebt, In psl&er ba.
no man jebt IN Cincinnati be vortreffs
li@ife Iurtle : Suppe 9enieet, nod Elm
bt1ttr Nalb lanb unb IN wel6er mar,
bort nod an tttile Turtle : Steat9 uub
bsr8let&en DelifatsGtn ta&te.
Das 9ospitaN@HftnM e u
york-Dte amtlt@en 8ertdte pou,6 Sol,
pttalt@M NIT tbren turaen Date, oeben
8ar tetuert Be8rif BON Der Qaae Der I'M.
elad!t&en pattente,a, ,rsl@e i'd lest auf
Dem 8eprdn1ten 8erted tes S&if9 Sc.
Hroet1. Die Giuri1tuneen flr Die Auf,
nabuae ber xrante,l lei Ter Quorant6te
H1o trob alsr Ratbl&ldse unb Marnun.
se1, 10 ,in9enleeno geblieten, poe, tpenr,
nod Gin Dol, CHOLERA tnRetrtes Sdif
bier anfante, bic Beiunben Ya6aaiere auf
penlelbsn tnu,ttten tbrer tranfeu, Rerben<
te1, ODER Seforbenrn @efdbrten Yerbarre1
uauetstt. 1et bteleut Man8el an Ginri&>
tun9en 3ur Aufnabate Der &ronftn unadte
bic &ranttett inter ben lebtr, aufaeforz
11erstt Ya6a9teren ret6enbe Iortldritte
!l'e ct bat ttebr ba3u b%eigetra9en ais Elm
ttu@ter !3utano Der Atbu1p(pbsye. Dts
btteen 8erbedt pes Galeon f,b nit Bett.
ltfuel1 bsttbt 10 bt&t bel einanter. ba6 uu,
tauu' fur cine perfon.plae eela0en 1T, I'M,
pom el1eni &ranten gun, anoern su aeben
Der 3et&ttrante n,ub tet pielen Ginri@,
tuteen has @ift ei;natbueu, peldes be,
in iol@er Nabe lieaenb @awe,frant unit
eelt 1ooe itabe patient aueatbn,et.
8latterntrante rnb &boleratronfe lieaer
u%t18elonoert ta, 10 boz Die betpen &rants
9titsletter brn neridiepenem &ranfbeits,
ttof chamber n1ittbei!sn. Das unbei
eet u.an9elbaften Gimt&unp, BE Sci ben
bei9rdntten &auu1 bic Sonberuna be,
xrantstt n%srbineert, u,a9t fd lest often.
bar.
cf.hk "a AZ t.s.. "A.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30

Die anstebsnae Neuiattit ttr Sailcn!
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-13
T. b r. E! MoCUI.LoCH.
Spring and Summer Clothing.

ME WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
w nounce to our numerous friends and
patrons Chat we are now Ia receipt Of large
and elegant stock Of q EifN
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-13

p1y- Printing paper has become 80 inor-
dnately high in this country, that some of
the large consumers have resorted to impor-
tation. BY this they effect large saving
after paying duties, expenses, &c. The fol-
lowing from the Publishers Circular gives
some information on the subject;
1t is reported that Messrs. Harper Bros.
have ordered whole ship load of white
paper from Belgium. Ticknor 4 Field, BOs-
ton, have ordered 5000 reams in London. II
was estimated that at present prices good
book and newspaper can be delivered in New
York, all duties and expenses In, n,luded, at
three-quarters the price of American paper of
the same grade. Another estimate makes
the difference in favor of " foreign paper ten
per cent instead of twenty-five per cent
II is certainly demonstrated that paper can
be imported at cheaper rates than our paper
makers are demanding. Mr.. Bennett, Ofthe
New York Herald, told US that he was inn
porting good news paper at fifteen cents per
pound, whereas the Anne rican paper makers
were charging twenty five cents for the same
quality.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-13
Spring and r'~
''N' Summer Clothing!

Of the latest and most approved styles and
patterns, Our stock 10 now complete in every
department, aud embraces every article ne
cessary for gcntleman's complete outfit
We feel confident that We can offer to the
public the so'e sml. ss,ags s.s sIs
Finest Assortment of Goods
evcr brought to this market, aud we intend
70 sell them as low rs they can be purchased
10; ANT nsrAiL establishment. Isl. -.eo
! The stock has been selected with the
snrArnari CARE by the senior partner of our
6rm, whose experience Of TWENTY YEARS in
the business in this place, is the best recon-
snendstion we can give 10 our house. We
keep constantly on hand aiaL -H
Coats, Shirts, Drawers, aoT
Pants, Collars, Half. Hose,
Vests, Cravats, Suspenders,
Nandkerchiefs, Gloves, Notions,
Hats, Boots, Shoes,
tynet Umbrellas, yalices, Trunks,
Carpet-Sacks, etc, etc.
Give us a call before purchasing. We
take pleasure in exhibiting our goods, and
will endeavor TO make it advantageous to
those whoimay purchase Of US. Our terms
t5se .v I. & 3. E. McCULL0CH.
March 10, 66-tf q. 4 .t...s .,... 7sir
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-13
Shoes HATS, TRUNKS,
baE AND 80
Furnishing Goodsi
VALIANT 4 LANDER

- - - = - ~ - ~ - - ~ - u ~
Have received their spring stock, to which
they respectfully:.inyite the attention Of pur-
chasers. Special attention has been given
to the selection Of Ladies Fine Shoes both
as to sizes and quality, and we are prepared
TO furnish any size aud Of the best materials
and workmanship.
We have a stock Of Children Shoes never
before equaled in this market.
Our Gentleman's Fine Boots being made
To order, are equal to any that can be made
In the country.
We have added to our stock full line Of
Ladies and Centlenens Furnishing Goods,
embracing Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchief,
Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Cravats, &C., which
we promise to sell as low as they can be
bought in the United States.
We respectfully invite and examination Of
our stock. va l..
April 0, '66-4t
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-13

Our OF DAsGER.-A hard shell preacher
wound up in flaming sermon with this
magnificent eilusion:
any brethren and sistern, ef mans full
of religion you cant hurt him. There were
three African children they put them in a
fiery furnace, hetted seven times times hotter
than it could be hei, and II didn't swinge
hair on their heds. And thar war John, the
Evangeler they put him--where do you
think they put him Why, they put him
into caldronic bilin lie, and billed him all
night and didu't iaze his sheh And then
thar was Daniel they put him into lions
den; and what, my w-travellers and
respected audtories. do you think he was
put into a lions den fori Why, for prayin
three times day. Don't be alarmed, bretb-
ren aud sisterni don't think that any OF
you viii ever get into lions den."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-13

s0y- ANY dear" said Mrs. Doqberry to
her daughter, ayou should not hold your
dress SO very high Ia crossing the street
"Then, ma, replied the maiden, "how shall
ever show the beauty Of my fouheed pan
tslets, that have almost ruined my eyesight
to manufacturer I'm sure don't care II
the beauy do look at me-" Mrs. Dogberry
spoke of "the siu ofvani,y aud the beauty
The New York herald., 1866-06-18
Musicnl.
CONCERT Ar ST. coLuMBA's CHURcn.

CONCERT AT ST. COLUMBA's CHURcn
concert took place last evening st ths charch sndss
che direction OF Mr. X Gonzalez Madame Do LussA
and . number OF oher assisted the Occasion.
M A. Mora played the Tell tho organ. which
OF Rousin whSsh Morgan has made popular In tts clay,
the Wild n tho Alps pass before Tho gsciss.
the avalanche the mountain torrent the bounding cha
mois The shepherds ppe and tho Rauz yachos
all pcthred TO by mastor hand Mr. Mors
belongs v tho sensational school of oryanistsL
and displays Of snowy briancy than reai HE
conception sad OF ti,c Tell overture a.
Beneath whas have heard at this Irving HAIL cos
ters His combinations Ineffective and abrupt. Aaa
a- has 70 senr- OF gradus<ed power deoacy Az -
aciompaniaI he forget that tho human y
not a. powerful s tho organ aud takes delight Ia oso-
petsy drowning with tho mixture trombone. Ao.. -
the great organ. fbc singing lasi night good aal
Mrs sohLalez played Tho ranoredi overture wen.
Madame Dc Lussan and Mr X sonxalcx sang q numhss
OF excellent selections q SACRED music in Tylo wh,sA
showed u least careful study ARD cultivation The
jorty Of the pieces OF the modern Italian scosA
and consequently very nord and showy Rossni'e
"Tantrcnas Ergo" which concluded the concert 10 q
gem Ia charch music. rendered BY tho large
chorus that sssisted in sss concert
MUSIC THIS wgN.
Mr. Theodors Thomas orchestral .aricn concerts wsn
be given every night this week 81 Icracs Gardsn Third
avenue aud gfsy eighth sweet
The Doctor " Alcantars will pescrstc at the YrenoA
theatre tonight.
The New York herald., 1866-06-18
3 Q Q K s
The City Libraries, Their Histories
and Present Condition.
VALUE OF READING TO THE PEOPLE
The Institutions, Their O0Icers
and Members.

The libraries Of New York number SIXTEEN haciuding
the ''woman's" in White street; tho ''MAimondes IN
Orchard street. and the "Prin.en " In chambers street
The first to be given u the
MERCANTILE LIBRAKr AssocIArioN,
Clinton Hail. Astor place. and the Cooper rasti-
tute and castor Library" II has possession OF eighty
thousand volumes exclusive OF thrce thousand wors
of reference" which OF do leave the library
1t has nine thousand i've hundred active members, al
OF whom are entitled to the FREQ Of It's books and
access 70 II, except Sundaya II purchases overy
year from four hundred avc husdred works. all de-
pending the character Of the author his adaptation
Of style and tho literary with which the subject
ho handles has been treated The 'Msrcante' has two
branch ibrarcsone at ~ West Thirty fourth street. and
one At 80 Liberty stree-with both Of which II has
daily communication Eight hundred books average the
daily deliveries The total number Of volumes exceeds
the Boston Library by nifty thousand volumes OF stand
ard works II iakes and distributes four hundred Peri
odicas in tho several modern languages and also
papers from all European countries and tho States in
Union. All the daily papers filed and bound FOR
future reference, and this Is valuable labor OF the
librarian, W. Green. The President G. Allen
the Vice President A. J. Stone. This library is exclu
siyely for young men who clerks and occasionally
ladies'. From the month OF May, 1865, to May, 1866,
there In attendance hundred and forty two
thousand visitors; and hundred and sixty nine
sand books delivered during the period Tho
recsips Tor the year ending May, 1896 amounted TO
fory-two thousand dollars The value OF books added
stock Of ls6sto 1885 ninety -hvo thousand
dollars. The following the terms OF admission 10
membership 10 this library
Any person engaged in mercantile pursuits, ~ a clerk,
may become active member by paying an initiation
fec OF one dollar anione dollar and half sel annually,
advance.
Any person rot p clerk, including ladies', students,
and others may become a subscribing member, by pay
ing Ave dollars annually, In advance.
The branch library aud reading the corner OF
Broadway and Twenty sixth street. is open day and
evening Communication is had several times daily
with the central library.
The continued growth and consequent expansion or
the sphere their usefulness viii be the
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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

KAfnos, n @, June IS 1893
Tue Gee Ccsrt Martial Board was In session ys.srdsy
Sr,m sisvss A. n until one O'Clock this morning. and
sams ssoissos 70 submit their rspor win no, be
eAAs sssis sss runss ssys shsy sor en- soaat.si
The New York herald., 1866-06-18
Lynch Law In oasida co.nsy.

UuCA, June ~, lsoo
mob vsrousiy stated At from nfty to one hundred
persons visited the premises a the notorious Locuis
gang IN tho town Of sangernsId early this morning and
burned the house, barn, nc. Plumb Loomis and man
who has been In The employ Of the LOOMS family vsre
each strung up several times until confessions we're
wrung from both cf them. Plumb LOOMS Is now In the
Madison county Jail The rest Of the gang are given
thirty daya, time 70 leave the Vicinity.
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

PorGnksKrsrK June ~, 1889
last night during an alteration between Leondss
DIizard, Of Athens Tenn, and George Lewis Of this
city. revolver accidentally discharged instantly
killing william ?. Freeman, Of Muscatlne, lows, stu
'ien, Both parties we're arrested, and Lewis ws dis
charged on ball
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

OnAaA, June ~, lssS
One hundred and twelve miles OF the Union Pacific
Railroad eomplstsd and Examined By the govern.
meat commissioners to-day. The track n nos bsins
laid 81 shs rsss Of mile and half pr dsy The rssd
vii Be ssishsd 70 Fort xssrney. TO hsadfed niles, Sy
0c>obsr
The New York herald., 1866-06-18


They create hrslthy appetite
They antidote to change of water and diet
They strengthen the system.
They purify tho breath and Sour Stomach
They cure Dyapepz,a and cons,i patton
They cure Liver cympsint and Nervous Headache
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs hhss cured more
OF chronic weakness iehargy -n,rvaon nohpty
want Of vital than medsrine the world hAA
produced They particularly adapted delicate t.
naes and Of sedentsry occupations Observe
the Of each boitlr II desaw
has not got II report 10 y. III. DRAKE %
The New York herald., 1866-06-18
General Grant as LouisviiIs.

LOr'svIiix June II, 1890
Genera, Grant arrived here this morning and has besn
receiving visitors all day his rooms n the National
Hotel He screnaded thh evening, and large con
course OF people present, notwithstanding q 90
vcss rain storm.
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

coll proved attractive In New FORK. and wh no dostA
astonsh the Long Island people. particularly when they
hear the sound Of twenty different voices coming =
once from throat
The New York herald., 1866-06-18
Tn. storm se. BaIsi~or..

BALTIMORE, Juno IL, 1854
There has bcea heavy southeast rain all day ne
showers wcrc remarkably heavy. The strec.s ~s
nooded and the streams In the vicinity veSy much swss
lep. There OF damages 70 bridges. sss
nothing definite has been we'd.
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lettertsss.
. cLrrE. Bvst.r. in Bro.d-ss
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashsd, Draw.
tnxs cirrnisr, and information s-nt
j. X CLATroS. 10 Wall srest NJ
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

Bstehsier's Hair Dys.-The Hsst In aAs
world the only perfect Dye harmless FrsbIs iostAans
neous Factory A Barclay street
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

All Prizes ta the Royal Havana ana
other tegalxea lotteries cashei. Information gtsn,
n 0AiCE Brsksf, M Broe1~s1.
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

A.-Mott's Chemieai Pemade uesssss1
hair snd dsca~fy tho bsst Hair Dressing used es4
by kUsHfoN. 10 Ast~ nouss. snd by all drusxsls
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

corns. BuaIoas, Enlarged Jofnts asA
an ~ the feet cured ~ DF zAtHAkik 10 sssA
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

Rsyat Havana isssssry.-rrises Ps'S
ts xs,L fnfssustisn farrsshsf IT, - sssA fa<s -
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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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