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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-28

SERIOUS TROUBLE AT THE PYRA,f1r
LAKE EEsEKvATIoS-5UB AGENT ErG,y1
hILLED.-The news reached here On Satur.
day tha. Sub Agent Nagcnt Of the Pyramid
Lake Reservation had had troa6ie with
some Indians thercabout and a+..r kfm;n,
one of them, had been Killed himself. I.
seems from tae reports, as received here.
that Eugent started with some Ia!;an, TO
Jerry them across the river (or lake, we don't
know whieh) and that he made the d.scov-
cry while doing SO that the Indians were OF
the Pitt River Tribe ard that they had a
large quantity of ammunition with them.
Attempting TO take away their powder and
bullets he got into an alteration vi h them
ahc shot one OF the number, whcreu3on they
attacked and 'kiiled him. This. and the
statement that the Indians had also killed
another white man, a ranchcr. is al that
We have been able to gather. Superintend
err. Parker has gone to Fort Churchill fer
military assistance, and out of the whole
series Of occurrences has arisen the rumor.
{ vhichiwe believe is not we'll founded) that
the Piutes at the Reservation are in state
o! revolt, have deposed Winnemuca, elected
Sstchey in his place, ard taken to the war
path. We hope for more definite particulars
o-day and that the rumors Of a serious dis !
Isoance at the Reservation are groundless. |
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OTTAWA, Apr;i -}.-J.an H.=t;>.c Lqcro'v
tastfrs that ne saw taa s..ut fret wh;c.
killed. N,Jar. lie lbs seen WAclan "a
jail and idc"tiies him as the r3an. lie j,
an iguoraE: Itc4cLman 49,. tells Il straight
forward story. ~ The tia.e o. the ruuG.er
he concealed himself in the doorway fearing
that y helm uigi.. GIs-.j.,. al shoot him.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE DAILY APPEAL
ATTENTION, WARRESs There will be
special meeting of the Warren Engine Com
pany No. l held this TUESDAY evening a
81 o'clock. Every member is requested t
be present as business of Importance will b
transacted.
GIVE HIM CALL.-Adolph Jacobs, o
the Ormsby House cigar store, is constantly
receiving the finest brands Of cigars. He
invites attention to his stock Of Havana aud
other brands. For a list Of these see his
advertisement.
LADIES, CHILpREN's AND N1ssrs' SRors
Mr. Rosenstock has lately received a very
extens i've and carefully selected stock OF
ladies, children's ami misses shoes of the
most approved make and quality. He has
also made a large addition to his stock OF
mems aud boys furnishing goods, His prices
are fixed to suit the times.
SAN FR,NcISCo STOCK QUoTATIoNs.-
Reported to George /. Gibson yesterday :
Alpha, 500; Bullion. $50: Crown Point
$3.50; Confidence. sos; CholIar- Potosi.
S25S: EXchequer, $50; Empire Mil. $40;
Imperial, S21}: Justice, SD; kentuck, $40;
Lady BRYAN, So Overman, SGD; Savage.
Sl51; Segregated Belcher, sd; Yellow
Jacket, Sl.4fo. Gold in New York at 3 2.
N, 1870. Legal Tenders, 7lic buying; pc
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The CARSON BRASS BAND started for
MarAleeville on Sunday morning, their SER
vices having been engaged for the Odd Eel
lows celebrate in that place, which oc-
CURED yesterday. The following named
gentlemen are members Of the band Dan.
Madeira, Chas. W. Friend, Thco, \. Hale,
Geo. Cowing. Lyman Frisbic, James Meder
and Dean Hatch. 1t is expected they viii
return to dav.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-28

MARK TWAIN viii hold forth a; the Thea
ter on next Wednesday night. His trip to
Europe On the steamship Quaker City, his
burrowing among the ruins of ancient Eu-
rope. his interview with the Russian En-
peror aid the Great Nogul Of Bagdad, his
meandsriEgs through Palestine and his emo
tons upon beholding the scenes made famous
in Biblical history, all these and great
many more things Will be Giscoursed Of in
Marks peculiar manner for the edifcati2n Of
his old friend, Of Carson. Honestly be-
icving lin to be the most natural uns,rain-
in=, unaffected and most genuine American
hlnorist living, VIC arc very certain that Lis
cInfab on the occasion in question will be the
richest vein e fact, t.s,y and fan that was
ever listened to in Carson-his own lecture
u7on the Sandwich Islands, perhaps, cx-
ccpted. See his advertisement in t5-day's
ArgEAL.
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about twenty years ago and her personal OBJ
servations in it at this day is pregnant with
warning against the injustice, and the peril,
and the mischief of organizing party or sec
tional opinion on deliberate and systematic
misjudgment Like certain French feuille-
tonist who, having finished q criticism of a
play which he had not read, remarked that he
would now go and see it performed, Mrs. Stowe
wrote her descriptions of the South, with
out having lived in the South, years ago, and
now she takes up her residence there, and is
prepared to learn the truth about its people.
The politicians who are tinkering at Southern
reconstruction have not got so far. They are
only at the point where the French feuille-
tonist was when engaged in writing his criti-
cism of the play which he had not read.
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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1858.

Republican organ in this city Indignantly
denies the assertion that Mr. Mansfield, or
any other man, controls the Republican party.
1t declares the said party to be composed OF
eighty thousand "trooly loil" men, each one
of whom is sovereign in his own right. The
way in which these trooly loil" soyereigns
were marched up to the polls on election days,
by platoons, companies and battalions to vote
the carpet-bag ticket shows that the soyereigns
are, not to put too fine point on it, under
wholesome discipline; and that, like sover-
eigns generally, they let their ministers do
their thinking for them. However, when
November comes it will be found that the
royal robes Of good many of these sovereigns
are made of buckram.
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An occasion Of universal interest will be the
RIe5sssnlsij9HI9 f Jes Ui7es,8an ah i7et EKpai
worthy Of such hOnors. The ceremony will take
place on Monday evening, at the Varieties Thea.
ter. Prof. Dimitry will deliver an address. Me-.
E. Gotthiel, our indefatigstible chief commits
sioner, will read report of the doiugs of the
commission from the day il left the Crescent City
up TO the present, and Prof. Burns will recite an
ode, composed for the occasion. The prizes are
to be delivered to their respective owners by his
excellency Governor Baker. The magnificent
edition OF Napoleon's Life Of Cesar" which
the emperor sent to the city will also be formally
presented by Mr.. Gottbiel. No one who really
has ct heart the glory and substantial good Of
our city should be absent on this occasion. Seats
are to be specially reserved Tor ladies' and their
escorts, aud every arrangement that can conduce
to the comfort of the audience has been made bv
the gentlemen having charge of the matter. H,lf
past seven is the hour appointed, and we are re
quested to state that punctusl attendance would
be most desirable.
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BETTER Tran MANCHAO-rbe 81 bile Tribune
OF Friday takes sensible view Of the Mapcbae
question. Il says:
The more we hear of the M4nchae project the
more firmly are We convinced hat Il ia nat tba
most practicable that cau be chosen for connect.
lng the Mississippi river with the sound. In fact
We are convinced that it is one OF The u,ost i'm,
prscdc9ole routes that could be adopted
lhaklne The route Oren, and what il if2 SIXTY
mies OF canal aud tortu0us river uaviRa ion and
Two Inland seas to traverse before reacbirg tLs
nsrfow strait that connects Lake Poutcbartraio
with Mississippi Sound. ''''"
IN former Issue we gave the vie-ys ~ Ii
tnRuiFhed eX-yoUfederste officer IN fev7r ~ az
FENCING the Louisiana State Canal TO a point psa-
we GlNer. There Is only about Eve miles Of ca,,l
20 ne cut there. against the long distance ~ ba
opened through Bayou Msncha.
Bat Whaf seems TO rs tho most practiceI ro,,a
o' an j. through the narrow ne, k 90 Isod raj
.ts between the Mississippi and Like Vo-rrs
We Deieve that isthmus IS only eight or ten niias
~ Nldtp' and three miles uf the spae, are tr,
sers'u oy q naviraNle bayou hO9isg directly
rom the river into Lake Bofgne IL vas tb-1,gI
uls nsyon. Which probably receives the waters of
we hissssipni 70 their high stare tbat The
- ltlsh passed from Lake Borgue into the river
during the war OF 1872 '1' '''o'
Ny adopting this route which Is m navv M,
Jec', not only is tayed the EXPENSE ana I'm,
Necessary FOR the opening OF the Manchec roD'e
oul me dsngerCus navigation Of Lake pontchar''
VAN ls avoided. Boats will pass from the go,
river cnecuy into the sound Lake Borvne b,ine
merely the extreme western extension of tbs
latter. VI 'n'
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SAILING OF THE GEN. MEADE.-The steamship
Gen Meade, Capt. Sampson, sailed last evening
TOT New York direct with full freight and the
following named passengers:
Hon Henry J. Gardner, Mrs B. E. CasteDdyke
Two children ald nurse, Mrs. Col Tisdale and
seivant, nrs. =. Morey, Mr.. J. r. Gardner and
wife, Mis- Caroline WenI. Mrs. =. Asenbsimar
Wis A Aseuheimer Bernard Blessing, Mrs. Cath
1Iine Daynau, Mlss Hannah Walker, Geo. NJ
Wmtehouse, Mr.. F. Duque, Mrs. Aline Duaue and
Rel, A. T. Harrison, r. c. Symonds, 3. Michel
Jno. Hansen, p. Mi-Ee! and wife, Mrs. Over. Ave
children and nurse, Morgan Evans, ]. Mtillsrd
", ". H. Fischer, AiphoGse Du Rue, Jno. Du Rae'
Nicholas Du Ruc A''0'
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UNIVERSITY OF MIssIssIPPL-The catalogue
OF this University, at Oxford, Miss, for the
session of 1867-68-the sixteenth since its
establishment-lk those of similar institu-
tions in the South recently issued, is such
as to indicate that, in spite of general i'm
Poverishment. the Southern people yield
warm, practical and effective support to the
cause of education in the South for Southern
youth, and education in its highest and most
useful forms. Indeed, there seems to be
more OF this spirit now than at any former
period. The plan of the University of Missis-
sippi is similar to that of Washington College
and Virginia University.
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The New York Tribune says it is an hu-
initiating confession that a government
which "subdued a rebellion of million of
men in arms" cannot collect the tax on
whisky. just think of it The "best gov
eminent the world ever saw cannot collect
the tax on whisky The party of moral ideas
cannot collect the tax on whisky The fed
eral Union snubbed by the whisky ring! Is
this the great lesson of the war? Were a
million men sacrificed and six thousand mil
lions of dollars expended in order that the
people might be plundered, and the whisky
ring grow rich? The Tribune says that if
Gen. Butler were made commissioner of in
ternal revenue he would collect the tax, or
whisky would cease to be manufactured. To
which the World agrees; but very pertinently
inquiries what would become of the tax after
Butler should have collected it.
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CHEF JUSTICE CHASE" Mack" writes ~
follows:
II Chief Justice Chase IA nominated at Nav
1ork-a likelihood which is rapidly being rraSs.
formed into certaintv-his thanks for the bono-
rus conferred upon him viii be due not 20 nusb
20 me v moorats who cOIleg IT, Sc 10 the radical.
rhose generalization st the mere suggestion of
his candio1cy has gradually attracted Democratic
attention, and finally riyeted Democratic deter.
ih ~ Ahere are few cases in the political
history Of the country which pqrsIeI tbis ~ 80
matter OF the fuceess or defeat OF one party being
so utterly aud coniessedly contingent amen the
scuoa OF the other party in its nominating con.
Eentlon. And DO not base this assertion alpn
1emoefauc belief, bat upon radical confession.
LEI 'he 00uoter CONE 10 Washington aud take
such men "a WasbbUrns, Schenck. Yates sum.
per ana Fesselden int quiet corner for inlet
tax on the political prospects and he'll find ONT
now strong is the belief uhat as between Grant
and any other msn but Chase. there u no donbt
entertained OF Grants success But If Chase il
nominated at New York, sit will be q hard fight
fay toEe-" he'll beat Grant" say others, and
the wisest Of them
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PANTS, oms, ARTISTS Materials. Erc.-we
:Tefer our readers to the card of Nes.rs. PotboT
- Anieht which VII be found ia another column.
fnese senuemen are Wholesale aud retail dealers
IN vain's' oiis, window slass, stained and ens;n.
cleo glass; atus's materials etc. st No. IS CAMP
street., neS' ooor to the CREscsxr. They are
clever mep 70 deal with and their prices are very
moderate. SiFe them Q call.
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TO the TSareIing Public.

being curret y reported by interested parties that N.
route 20 the North ard East via the
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD,
Is not MAXI close connections account strike
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad would STAT tIat tt,.
rouieis rot Interrupted the via the Meupb
md Louisville ilroad Line This route mates the qc 1
time from rev oresns to New Yor only eighty three hours
from city TO city, and all chasges in daylight
A. W. ROUNTREE.
General So thsrn A -ant
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FETE CHASIPETRE.- the en-
ployes of the extensive establishments of Mr..
Leon Godchaux, on Canal and New Levee
streets, are to throw aside for the day their
wonted labors, and enjoy the festivities Incl
dent to f6te champ6tre given them at the
City Park by Mr.. Godchaux. The receipt of
a courteous note and card of invitation there
to is herewith acknowledged.
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The Rest Place
.V'OTtce to Pnss.ngers
GOING NORTH AND EAs7

NEW ORLEANS June r. 1853
There Is no celsy obstruction trays h. f
GREAT SOUTHERN Ma. L ROUTE he st-ixs IN a.
ho1ie and bio snd he Nashville aud North w.t-rn nsve
affect his route sser for wash ngton B,ltimor.
fhsar pha and sew \ or shoud buy cir tickets Vi.
afd JuI cti0 srd chattanooga passengers goir
Norh Of TIE hin River should BY their tickets Via trsn5
Junction, Nahyis fecstur ana Lon svils Cas- run fam
Sfa Junction 10 Nav lie thout c7suga The c1anys
OF This tue are made Daylight there "a neithef fs,
nor omnibus changes ana b-fhs 10 sleeping cars can h.
them. '7' '"' '''''l's
Ticket Office under the - and at the Depot ~ t
Ne" Orleans Jackson and Greas No them Rsiiro n
-. H. FEGER
r. naraTE
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HY G. Il. GrKARDEx q CO.,

BY G. 4. GIRARDEY q co.,
AUcTIoNKERs-Ofhce. IL Exchange Place.
WEDNEsDAY. June I7th, 1865. ct I2
w O'Clock u the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
change, Royal street. between Cusomhouse and Canal
streets By virtue of order Of the Honorable the District
Court Of tn United States District of Louisiana in order
effect settlement OF estates in bankruptcy at public auc
ton, will be sold
ALL THE NOTES. Bills Receivable Open Accounts and
Securities belonging Bankruptcies hereinafter
toned, tO-wt In the matter Ct
l-Dayd Wise Bankrupt; No. lis In Bankruptcy.
Pc. II. Mcknight 4 Co, 363 .
3-Rhodes 4 Crowen rs =,
IN. NJ. Merrill a Co, III =.
5-W. W Nc hesney, IS =.
6-Cerf Meyer, 3l6 :.
&C. Rpinski, $50
SIN. Cunts 80 =,
9-Loeb Sim n Co.
and NJ. Simon, Sc
BE- TKRMs-Cash in u 8. Treasury notes.
The Schedules reeted be examined previous
the sale by application Office Of < Is. NOrt0n Esq
Assignee, II the Cusiem House building.
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SEERsUcKER Blue LINEN AND Brown Duck
CLoTHNG'-For general information we here
chronicle the fact that Messrs. Gartlwajte. Lewis
stuart are just in receipt of full supply of the
above specified clothing. These suits are Of the
very best material Of the kind to be had snd
mace In the tip Of fashion and in the mast worS.
nanhke manner. The stock of summer clothing
10 be found at 81 and 80 Camp street is man.
passed by that of any house in the south. Tba;-
stock Of trunks, valises. travelling haas sbaxt.
and umbrellas is large and varied and tSsir nricss
sre exceedingly reasonable. Call and eYau,-1s
before purchasing.
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SAILING OF THE CoRTEs.-Tbe steamsbi,
Corles Capt, Nelson. sailed last evening for Na,g
York with full freight, SIG 900 in specie and the
following named passengers:
Keep, c. W. Keep. wife ard three cbi3reT S,1
pG1eTty, wife aud five children. Mrs. n. G. Db.
Deii, enid and servant. Miss NJ. A. Clark. Miss
Densrtin, +. h. Adams and two children. ii. be
l Aafuh ana wife. Mrs. Conrad Bregenxer, Mrs.
n rs. Rhodes, Miss Van Bet thuyseu, p. Dupuy, p
Bon ~ Geo. b. Cole, A. Castillo and servant.
y, -; ~ Eibert, e. w. Gould. y. Gould, s. HtII C'
Mler' Ed' Burke, Miss A. HenAud, Miss NJ. Keen.
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DIED 3

At II O'Clock this morning, wN. HENRY CRIPPEN
YOU gest son Of j. II and Annie N. CIippen, aged
month and thirteen days.
On Friday June 18th, 1868, at 4 o'clock A. II HENRY
PETEhsOk, aged year, born BERTHE county, North
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SALES IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTES, BILLS RECEIVABLE. OPEN ACCOUNTS AND
SECURITIES.
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Garden District.

Parties desiring to hare thsir FRAMES REGIIDED
during the simmer will % per By cng AZ Nc
LAUGHLIN's GARDEN DISTRICT GLIDING EsTA A
L1sbhLHT, t9l MAGAZINE stree corner Of first
Square aud Oval FRAMES made 70 order
Rox 1898 Postohce New OrlosIs Ia
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PiGROS-PsaIEOS.

owing te the present bad times have ecncuded again
reduce The prices OF my Pianos and hsvs put so low that
every ore II need o. good Piano will find their interest
to call now snd make their selection Ny stock consist, Of
ose celebrated EINwAY and CRICKERING PIANOS
both Of which received Gold Medal at the late Paris E.b
ton. Also, ow-preed nstrume-ts such as GAs5ER
PIANOS, PLEYBL UPRIGHT PIANOS and JE AUPERTrs
UPRIGHT PIANOS which are uu'aeiured expressly for
the soothern climate Orders from commission merchant,
and from the country viii be promptly attended to
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
Pano Ware- oonns Iea @ nal s.-a.A
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BANKRUPT SALES

BANKRUPT SALES
STRAW, FANCY AND MILLINERY ARTICLES,
MEMS YOUTHS AND BOYS FURNISHING GOODS.
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PhOEOn1S
The FeIe Chnn,petre Receipts.

NEW ORLEANS, Jure Is, 1863
Genttmen-Ths underris ned beg 70 submit the nowing
Statement Of Receipts and Dburs Fets Champetrs
vouchers file. which they woud remark yet
complete and have to request parties
Tns forthwith Of the tickets urnshed funds the
may be. Respectfully, etc.
JNO. ORCHARD,
MARSHALL ]. SMITH,
JN0. F. BUTTS,
Finance Committee.
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Those Flooring BoS0m shirts.
ANOTHER LARGE LOT NOW READY
SIX In a box tor. o.. .................. 90
SIX in box, Iuf bosom, Q
SIX linen bosom So RrS.....
linen bosom SHIRTS small plaits....... ........
SIX linen bosom SHIRTS fine pIaits ............. p
OH linen bosom SHIFTS extra large u
Look at them in the VII dow. At the
Garner of 81. CHARLES and Canal Streets
GENTLEAEN's FURNISHING GOODS ALL EQUALLY
CHEAP
\. B.-So heuse in this city can uuderssII u.s.
LEIGHTON & HAYMAy
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FHre, Sparkling Zee Cold S3dn.
yICBY. KlssESGES. BtADoE.
BLUE LICK and sARATO IA wATE4s.
on drsughs ct all timesat
S. HASTINGS,
corner Felicity and Magazine s,re.ts
Frut syruPs Of ny ovp make o1ly ar used
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ESTATES o

@. CALLER AND @. V. LAGkY IN BANKRUPTCY.
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EUfTythfIg MARKED D0iCn
FROM
Twenty-Five 10 Fifty Per Cent.
Last Week, whilst taking account of Stock at
S. N. MOODY'S,

Regardless Of cost and with view clearing ont large ots
the ElNEAT STOCK IN AMERICA Of SHIRTS AND
MEMS FURNISHING GO lDs has been reduced 10 t,old
Prices Def re the War, and hubug The FIE s4IRTs
for SO equal tn any sold North South st 80
POCKET HANDKER CHIEFS dsrge) for Al so
Summer UNDERSHIRTs for 81 50
Summer DRAWERS for 81 so
Fine English HALF-HOsE for 81
Linen Shirt COLLARS for 81
Assorted Summer TIES for 81 IS
10 Pine Paper COLLARS for Is cents
Cord sUSPENDERs at IS cents each:
And endless variety Of other articles for tbe Toilet a,
pr that will be to give satisfaction or the money viii
be refunded An early win good selection NOW
is the time TO have your SHIRTS MADE To oRDER in
any style, at Reduced Prices
III Card.
hereby inform my Customers and the Musical Ppblc
that have secured the services of Mr. GEORGE Law
who has been connected with the business of this e
for the past fifteen years. Mr. Law will have charge of b
Music Department Of my establish emit
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
Music Dealer
l29 Canal street.
Referring to the above card Of Mr. L. Grunew,ld .b, y.
happy to my friends and acquaintance and
solicit their patronage.
GEO II LAW
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Louisiana

EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
-cHARGss-
N" Extra Rates for Southern Resideace
Premiums as Ov any Company. One third Credit on
Payment OFFICE IGCAEAL STREET.
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IRON Cotton Ties.
PhOtOgrnphs

Copies OF Pictures
Made by me before during the var can h tas b -
ing ~ my Old stand. lCl tANAB SFkFf9F ysers ~
nov Re found daily, and sha b. gad % 500 Iay 81 Is
and the public Deray. - - i''9nds
JOHN n CIAPR
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.Jas. IL. THOMPSON

M E r g II A MT TAII.O
NO. 100 FULTON STREET.,
YORK.
sOath side Of Fulton street. few doors sss, If r.s.