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A. 81. stOddsrd g Co., - second.
a s.Levy 8 Co., =, seeond' jefferson BLOCK
Citizens Union Bank, cor. Main and Jef.
Peoples Bank OF Tennessee, u Madison.
Mem his city savings InsliLion, 10 Jel1erson-
First National bsnk, a Madison.
Jackson Insurance Company, ~ Madison.
BOOK sT0REs-
c F Chsmberlia q Co. Bank Books, 81 Main
Church & Co, Sl5 Main
n. " abe < Co, % Main
BOo - AID SHOES.
App & Lutz, I555 jefferson.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, ETC.
AP. Morgan, fss Third, corner y sshington.
". \ Bruce & Co. 81 and - Monroe
woodruff & Co, l7S Main.
2 u. Bradley, 81 Main. jackson BLOCK.
Coal DEAL EEES.
Bsqlev. ResIerSh Co, - south Court
DIsPEssARY. e.
Dr.. 3. RuzseIls, a Sorth Coart.
DENTISTS.
s. Hin,on, % Main street, Clay Building.
DRUGGISTS.
Chandeliers Co., 29s Main.
EBzHAEUEB.
I'D. stHes & Co, 81 seeOnd.-
GROCERIES.
FaTgason & Clay, Wholesale, Us Front.
sFeDb- Mitchell & Co. Who esale, - Union.
c. ". Sturd1vznt q Co, ieE FrOnt,
Martin y ait & Co, wholesale, Y Front
BEooks, Neely q o. 20 Front
Spicer 4 Sharpe, 355 Main.
Cal0rssth, stewart & 20, No III Union.
Victor ID. FuclE, Fish Depot, Il JEFFERSON 81.
Mercer, Ware & Talley, 1874 Main.
HARDWARE, STOVES ETC.
Aufs IN Brothers, 20 Front
IuEas Scott, also, T1nware, 335 Second.
S7hsrjez = tout & Bro. - Second.
81 Robbins s. Bradley, % second.
McCouabs q -, "a Main street.
orgiil Bros. a o. ~ 'front.'
H. Hetter Z Co. y and 10 aonroe;
HIDES AND LEATHER.
L. Rocseher. also r n.5ings, s2555 Main.
f4-n plrilfar Co 4 Jams. near river
isfJaSS HaI2 AND HTssS.
p. Isvtsoe. e5s1s Main. See advertisement
Mrs. q. l. Eod2 s IS, IS 9 s4Er
Pheuix FIRE. Travellers Lille, and Accident
rs Co.'S, Il. p. Butler, AGENT, No; Msoison-
3. r Clark 4 CoAgts FIRE la ma ~ a
81. 7. TomIinsOu General Agent y 9li4lson.
Peopis's insurance CO. ". b. gTresnlasV. Rrssl-
dent. y p. Read, Secretary Is Madison 81.
III q. Littlst0u q CO.. Agency, 2 MaaisOh-
Vretlen burg & Sylvester. = Madison
=. Western Mutual Lie, :. Chaplin, Agent
= Il louis Mutual Life, HeMshOn 6 Otis,
A gesIs 4s Madison.
UEs.sEE.zY. WATCHES AND DIAM9A De
MsTriRas1, Byrd Z 60 - MAN SsIll, nd Main.
Il L nlie1oJ. S5f1z saaln.
gTQISR DEALERS.
Nathan Bros a Co., "a Front
A Vaccars q Co. S2A Front,
8UEEEa DEALERS.
Moore. Esde- a Co, S5S and $50 second.
Cubbins. Gam COOver, Flsning NIL IoS
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Power L Mccoy. 25S Second, cor Jenerson.
Natures aAAufseISry.
I.,uis Keith, lSs and IS Jefferson
mEMPHEs STEAM DTEING.
R-A. Ht,uenberg, 2l2 Bal and 20 Second.
MILLINERY.
I. Krener, Importer Fancy Goods, IS Main
Hrs.N. Z. HunJet, 2s7 Main.
AENEEs9 EACHAAEs,
Grover & Baker, see Main.
star shuttle, ~ second.
TRUNKS, vALEsEs. EXC.
!. HapPeE, $50 Main.
TOBACCOEIsFSs
L Newburger q Bro, 81 Main
Tnurrnond, Foster & Co, Monroe
Fdmoncs Petugrew a Co., 80 front.
MAYER. Marshustz & Co, coz emerson q M
UNDERTAt2E RS.
&c Hoist q Co., 81 Main.
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ARKANSAS STAGE LINES

ARKANSAS STAGE LINES
FROM
LITTLE ROCK
TO BENTON,
HOT SPRINGS,
Rockport, Arkadelphia, spOoDville, AntWine,
Washington, ClarksviIIe, Texas Tulip, Ark.
Princston, Camden, Louisville, Russelyille,
DardaneT GAINESVILLE, Lswisburg, Ozark, Van
Buren,, Fort Smith.
ONCE at the Anthony Honse, Little Rock,
Arkansas. D. J. CHIDESTER CO.,
tal Proprietors,
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REMOVAL.

TUBE ofice OF the GROVER 4 BAKER SEW
Il ING MACHINE O. MPANY has be- 4 re-
moved to 32e Nam street, over Messrs Joyner,
Lenon 4 Gales. isle IN
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c. F Chamberlia q Co. Bisnk Books. lg7 Ma
Church q Co., SIS Main.
n. N abe < Co, % Main
En~.asz Am EHAER
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BOOK sTaREA.

Citizens Union Bank, cor. Vain and Jens
Peoples Bank OF Tennessee, u Madison.
Mem phis City savings lnSLlnon, 10 Je1erson
First National Bsnk, a Madison.
IacL-snn Insn-anea Cln pnnY. 10 MadisoR.
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nEHPlllS APPEAL
CITY pIREcToRY.


W. II. PassmOre q Co. go Second.
A. 81 stoddsrd g Co., 81 second.
A. :. Levy & CO., 81 Second, Jefferson block.
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INSURANCE.

nv STATE AUTHORITY
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Attorney" You intended to make s
period ?"
Editor" Yes, meant full stop"
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aIp Q l-tIThI "a "VIIlI7 lIls
CARRIAGES, EUGGIEs, ETC.

A1lfs. IN Brothers, 20 Front.
Tui-zs . scott, also, Ttnware, S35 Second.
SyhsT5es = tout & Bro, - Second.
= RobbinA s. Bradley, 223 second.
McCombs q 49, - Main street.
1rgiiI Bros. a o., Oh front.
- 7,yaffsr = 90 8 and Is Monroe.
HIDES AND LEATHER,
L. Rocseher, also r. niings, S265s Main.
600 PlqiIIar 81 Co., a Samg, near river.
EsETrfAE EFAF2 AND HEaiS-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-12

ONE GREY HORSE. SPANISH IN
~ brand on lett hip, about fourteen V3sHn
hands si,h. Said horse came to N1;N
SWIfT'S STATION on the night of u If
Satu. day. May Q, 1868. The owner can recover
his property by paying the charges for feed, and
the cost Of this advertisement.
.... FRED. D. TURNER,
Agent for Lake Bigler Toll Road Company.
my15 I'm
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Nor1cE.-We have the best Warehouse in the
State, it being absolutely fre-proof, and are now
prepared to receivea United amount of Merchand-
ise, Flour or Barley on storage at reasonable
zatas. All goods delivered in ~ good order -
when received. MASON 4 HUFF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
VENEZUELA.
General MOnnsas Advancing Against General
Bruzuai at Puert0 CabeLo-Tae COasting

bruxuoa AT TucrtO CaDeAO-Tle COaStiuG
Trade. DER ,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. August T. 1868.
The news from Caracas Is to July %. The revolu-
ton had not ceased although the province and State
OF Caracas are going on well enough under the pro
visional ministry formed by General Monagas. Cen
eral Monagas was, at last dates, in Valencia, with
four thousand men, having detached his vanguard
against Puerto Cabello, where General Bruzual has
all the forces he could gather together. In the
vicinity OF said town there have been several Skin
mishes between the beligerents but 1t was generally
believed That Bruzual would soon have to abandon
the point The naval force at Bruzuais command
did not succeed In blOckadng the port OF Laguayra
although small war steamer Of Falcons was At
tempting to do 80.
The only States that still sustain Falcon are Bar
quislmet0 and Zula. The former which in all re-
spects very important State, s governed by Gen.
eral Patio. who is personal friend OF Falcon. The
State OF Zulia OF which Marcaib0 is the capital is
governed by General Switzerland, an English West
Indian OF color also friendly 10 Falcon.
The government Of Monagas has conceded the
right OF the cpasting trade to the vessels Of all
tons for q term Of six months, commencing from
July 10. The same government has declared null and
void all sales and contracts made by Bruzual, in
GLIDING those Of the steamer Maporara and other YES
sells OF war.
There was no ship of war In Laguayra when the
last packet sailed The American Consul had asked
for one from jamaica but none were there either.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
BOOK NOTICES.

DICTIONARY OF CONGRESS- AND THE GENERAL Gov.
BRNngST. BY Charles Lanman. Hartford: Bel
KNAPP h Goodwin.
1t is almost unnecessary to point out the value of
compilation like this To all who ind 1t essential to
keep their eyes upon the progress Of the Congress of
the United states and the general government 1t IL
almost indispensable, containing as it does bio.
graphical sketch OF all the members Of the legislative
branch Of the government from the adoption Of the
federal constitution to the last session OF the Fortieh
Congress. This IL the fifth edition Of the work. and
brings as down to the present time.
TABLE TALK AND OPINIONS or NAPOLEON BoNAPARry.
Sampson Low Son, London.
No man in modern times has said 80 many sage,
30 many pungent, 80 many unjust, 80 many bitter
things as the First Napoleon. The historians
Thiers Alison, Carlyle, and the biographers Bour.
rienne OMeara and the rest, NOT 10 speak Of the
memoir writer's and Of own Emerson, have
preserved many OF Napoleon's best sayings Still a
work OF this kind was needed. IL IL well got up.
The seIections are judciously made, and the man
VINO wishes to make himself master OF the sayings
= - ,.ea. S.xs.son earas: ~ sS.sx han WaAe
~ NJ noolrne 0nmunnl0D~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

The market for wheat les; active but price.
nrm the offerings we're larger. but holders dis,
Comprised about g. 90 bushel. A. 81 for choice No.
Saiiornia for Canada white y 9 2or Whit! &c
ss: SS;,s I'd
aus. steady U" IN. 1 .ass
900 bushels q. s8c. ssac aaos: Rye quiet
And barley NAL! were duh and nominal ." DARCY
were lover The engagement: wseTo Liverpo e pei
snss ov sshs s corn a. Cd M al a.
Bremen, per steamer 50 bales tobacco $ 50 bids do
a
from 81 SohHs London aec' = s and an Ams.cat
eSsI ,s% s1:s dull a.
yoPs dull What little demand prevailed princi
1857 crop iSc a0o Soc; 1866 do lsc
%sf ss SS s ;s;. s 81 sG
HEMr.-ManIia auie. at loxc. 1cslc., gold, Will,
jus was unchanged at SIC s6sc, gold, according "a
HIDES were in better demand sales were made of
MoLAssTs-fhs hsrse. wa: Guis. and price. we're st
assSy Hp %a ssqa o no %'d' of 800 Ad
NAVAL sros Crude turpentne more active and
cesns ss
on and su .o arrive SS:
ms sought qs after Ss
E9 .: ssT%sa
a. #s:sssss
nr - sa of no sale. of moment of any description
su p g. 10
ke for pork was quiet there being but little demand and
.ss: oondned q Ss IL sas
RIss l's 81 n asT ia:s:
For August at &S s7s buyers option. Live hogs
% ,iTs s.. va. ..
little .cusht :, s,ts but ppchsngsd q in s.Iue Their:
EXTRA fssos be-. .f continued Pain 70 fas
dull and @ CO OF beef there wsr: small sale;
Al lsAca Ne for picked shoulder, isc. iskc. FOR dry
pcssd for ana M M ts ss
sd do sales " psctagss Bacon was dun Al about Ike
e :so and s for snort &C.
.ss: p%:
steam and isc for kettle rendsred also 40 srcss
as iowe! closing iIe 400 0Sls we're sold FOR sss
rsnned dun On tAs spot, BY. moderately .ssivs for
ne.y for Go Ss
Tor September =, s and s9o do FOR august on private
:SS:sansn,y 5ssiisSs ssxo, and sls:lns .soss Ss
al sasc, 100 do. At ss &C. and 200 do al s2;lc
M on. ~ e nsf : ra s a
unchanged ranging from sSc 70 loo Rangoon was quiet
sUsxa1fSe marts, for raw was moderately active .,
Prices e. sd S 70. fair 2 good ysno.
Cup. and is1c for Porto Rlso sI,o 20 bOIes axe
and sr.nas,sd; s,sc isc for sod white and ise %c
os n.esd was Il, fair demand and h.,.r
DO Is there 1850 49, :. '0 S,o1.,
LED y !: 5 -. sSss:ss:s c4' timothy ". '''
So Ss ss;. Y: m,,ts va q.,.,
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WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Baltimore bellies carry oil all the honors this season
at Newport.
Mrs. Goodheath Ockershausenspew, OF Pithole,
Pa, one morning last week drank thirty-three
glasses Of spring water and didn't appear at break
fast.
The Chinese spent g. 100 for hack hire in Washing
ton. At Niagara Falls whatever money they have
left will be required for the same purpose.
grand masked ball will be given at the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs, Va, this week.
There was a grand fancy dress bail a. Jordan s
White sulphur Springs on Tuesday. The elite OF the
Old Dominion were present.
A young lady, day or so ago. was relating the
pleasures OF visit to the seashOre. she had been
spending few weeks at one OF our most popular
resorts and had been bitten the foot through the
gaiter by gallynipper. The gentlemen were OBJ
lged to miniature wells their faces to keep
from being bitten by the galinppers and mosquitoes
Who wouldn't go TO the seashoreS II must be delk
cious. You bet it il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

dEOO REwARD.-LOST, LAST EVENING, ON MYR-
pCUV tie avenue, between Houston street and Frankala
Brooklyn between four and six O'Clock, Package
containing 81 500 In $40 United States bonds consisting 81
81 and $500 bonds also two promissory notes
Francis L. Cook Of about 600 each together with Other
papers Of value but the owner Banks and
brokers uohed of the numbers of the lost bond
and cautioned not negotiate for the The finder VIA
the returning property to FREDE
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
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day at the reduced quotations previously current.
and at the Close bankers bills on England at sixty
days were quoted at 1Osx 1Oox, at three days
1897 HOY commercial bills, losk 1925 Bankers
bills on Paris at sixty days. 61sx 5.16H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
WAR MAps.-General sherman has notified the

WAR MAPs.-General Sherman has notified the
officers OF his old command that limited number Of
maps OF the campaigns of 1862 1884 and 1855 by the
Western armies received at his headquarters for
distribution. All persons who held command Of br-
gades, or OF higher command, can have copy by
sending their names and addresses to him or to Col
One W. Z. Merrell, United States Engineer ST. Louis
Mo. Other parties desiring copy may apply by let
ter, and when all entitled as above have been sup
piled the remaining maps on hand will be sent as
far as the supply will go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
FOR SALE.

A COUNTRY STORE FOR sALE-wELL LOCATED
n and doing good trade at Metuchn, n j. on the New
Jersey Railroad. Property and stock $500 Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, August 1915 P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, August 1916 P. NJ.
CoFFER.-There continued n fair demand for Ro prices
for which remained firm. There of 1850 bags
Century and 27 do Bremerin private
kinds were in some demand but heard of no sales.
CoTroN.-Receipts s75 bales. The market was dull and
nominal for all grades except good mddng, which being
SCARCE was held lc higher The sales part last EVENING"
only s2 bales including spinning and ITO for
speculation We quote
Uplands and Mobile and Ne,c Orlenns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

FLOUR AND GRAlN.-Recelpts, a,5S9 bbls flour, 2956f
bushels CORN 2260 do. oats The -four market was AGAIN
rather quiet but hrm for all kinds a. previous
ton; very little inquiry for shipment California -four was
quiet but steady The sales about 10000 bbs closing
$50 bbs Rye -four was in moderate request aud steady
Sales o2b b6s Corn meal Vas steady wtA moderate de.
mand, Sales $40 bDls Va ouota = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

AT II SIXTH AVENUE LADIES AND CENTS CAN
"A Ind the origins. and homes, desisr hINIz 70 whom
Jewsry 50 per cent ,han elsewhere Please call on
or address MINTZ II siIh avenue, near Wavsrey place
Tsdies attended By Mr.. Mintf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

= AIDES, YOU CAN OBTAIN 100 PER CENT MORE
than from any other dealea In the CITY for your Cast on
sr- rESrs X s..n :pSs e s- s,, ~ ~ss
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CHAsE-DUNNINc.-ln this city, on wednesday,
August IL, by the Most Rev. Archbishop McCloskey
NELSON CHASE to HATTIE G. DUNNING, daughter
OF VIM. Dunning, all OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures Monday. August 10, ut
ST. Patrtcks Cathedral, by the very Rev. DR.. Stars
v. G., Mr.. JOSEPH FINGLErON, of Brooklyn, to Miss
MARGARET MCBRIDLE, OF this city.
GREENE-PARISEN.-At South Amboy, N. j., on
Wednesday, August IL at the residence Of the BRIDES
mother, BY the Rev. G. ]. Burton ]. HENRY GREENE,
OF New York. to Miss MARY EMMA PARIsEN. daugh-
ter OF the late Colonel Phillip J. Parisen.
ULMAN-CLANcY-On Monday, August TO- by the
Rev. Father McSweeny, Mr.. ABBOTT N. ULMAN to
Miss ELLA N. CLANCY, both Of this city.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 18-CoYFEE-The tone
ofthe market was again 6rmer to-day. We repors
sales of 100 bales low middling at 2SAaloM Gus -
bales good ordinary at % cts. Stock Is mnrh re-
duced; middlng, Of which there 1s very nt1ie oner
ing, is held at 28Ha27 cts.
CorrEELWe note sales of 800 bags Bio, 50 lots
from second hands, price not Transparent quos0'ion'
nomivally unchanged.
F1ouR-1he market is inactive; We note some
INQUIRY for low grades for British Provinces. Yes
terdsy and to-day there were sales OF looo 9o's:
40 90: SEQ bbls good City Mills supe1 at " 6U, and
S0oa40O bbls In jobbing lots.
GnArs-Wh Offerings to-day were composed
of HOO bushels white and s4o0 bushels red; the
market wa. steady for all kinds on account OF the
moderate offerings; included In the sales were 60O
bushels low grade white at 50 2Sa2 80; OF red 500
bushels choice Maryland at 50 80; 700 bushels good
and prime al 80 40a2 81; 100 bushels ordinary to
fair at 50 10a2 S2 5000 bushels inferior and tough,
as to condition and quality, at 81 75a2 OF. Corn.
2l24 bushels white and 145e bushels yellow offered;
market dull, only retail demand; we note q SAFE q
100 bushels white at 81 l6 quote good and prime 90
at 81 l6al 20-qu te sales wsstarn yellow at 81 2o
Oats-s2OJ bushels received aud sold. viz 900 bush
els at 75c; 100 do at 7c $50 do at 7Oc 84 do at
600 do at 6ec; quo do at 65c-a1 wet:ht; 100 do at
soc measure. Rye-l0e bushels sid at 81 30 per
bushel.
GUNsy C1srH-some demand, with sales Of Cal
cutta standard at 93a23ko per yard, as to quannty
MotAssEs-Market dull; no sales reported, ana
Quotations remain nominaly the same; stock co ,oo
prised of 1465 hhd 7Ss tcs and 90 o2s ot.i
hhds Porto Rico, and 676 hhds Engnsn lsiano-'o'oi
1888 hhds, iS9 terces and 60 b6s-
PRoy1sIoNs-The consumptve demand Tor bacon
Ia yery brisk under easier pces we report sales OF
$50 hhds In iobbing lots to-day at 14c for prime CITY
smoked shoulders; some western coming in, but not
in good order, and offered frac ion under lac We
Quota rib sides at 16Zal7c; clear NIB i7aL7Mc good
sugar cured hams &c. Lard is joobing at lsEe ,os
city, and 20c per pound for Western-:1se lots for
shipment 10 under these figures. Mess pork-Sales
of loo bbIs at $50 25 retail lot $50 5O prime mess
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RdiIroa0s.


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CON.
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARIEsToN, So. Ca, May 1S, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CYTH
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREET LINE.
at7.So AM and at inter- at 8 eA.M., and at inter-
vals Of aght 49, minutes walls Of eight 49, minutes
last TIP at sS0PM N.
N.R.-Leaye the Batt>ry as follows: On the hour.
and t,reIve l2 minutes OF the hour, from "a. u.
except at t,ucpe (12 ssutes Of O'Clock, A. NJ Every
other trip from the old Postofice until 4.3o P. NJ
.he Battery.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,oer Terminus
at7.SO AM, and ct inter- at sos AM, and atinter-
yals Of ten no. minutes walls of ten t10l minutes
Curing S% the day till $40 % during the day tl'SSR
N.B.-Leave the Battery at fifteen u.s. minutes after
the hour and irtyfue 1857 minutes after the hour
except at 1856 A. NJ Every other irip from the old
Postofhce until 4S0 P. M. from Upper Terminus,
when all the trips are to the Battery.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KINGSTREKT LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lotcer Iermi-
at AM, and at inter- nus at $50 AM, and al
vals Of fifteen (l5I min intervals of fifteen (l5A
utes till TOO p. N. minutes till T3o P. H..
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotoer Te7minus
at AM, and at inter- at 935 AM, and at inter-
walls OF every twenty 40 walls Of every twenty coy
minutes till 6.45 PM. minutes TIL 7.30 PM.
NB.-An the trips are TO the Battery.
S. W. RAMSAY,
May IL Secretary and Treasurer.
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