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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-09

7, Nclce Ii hereby given that all the circu-
taIn" notes issued by the Merchants Bank of New
0nieans; ana by the late Bank of James RObb las
sum n,,nea by the Merchants Bank of New Orleans)
stare Auditor. within one wear from the first pub
.ea5lon hereof, viz: from March 4, 1870 that the
Itius deposited for the redemption of said notes
WI oe gwen up TO the said Merchants Bank of New
ieaiis pursuant to sections thrtyfolr and thirty
nve OF an act o. the Genera! Assembly of the State
OF Louisiana entitled An act to ESTABLISH a general
system of free banking in the State OF Louisiana
approved March Is 1855
New Orleans, March T. 1870.
THOMAS I. DIX.
Uh4 2t,n ly Cashier.
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DEPARTMENT PoLICR
Administrators Office, ,
vxv,c ,,o,New Orleans. October L. 1870.
w 40 bnoU"HI 10 THE THIRD DISTRICT
W Pound corner Of Union and Morales streets
f Sen "a Pieces of SCANTLING, about thirty
Which II nor claimed within ten DAYS and tho
eApehses thereon paid. will be sold AT public aue-
toh az said polnd, on FRIDAY, October a. 1870 q.
$3.50 COCK II. +. w. PIERCE
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


7-e gEt STATE OF L0UIslANA,
Executive Department, J
New Orleans, September 80 1907
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE To
w me to for the cancellation of the official
bonds of Alfred VOORHEES, as Assessor and Tax Coec-
tor in and for the parish of 1T. Martin, to wit:
bond in the sum of one Thousand dollars Is 1000,
dated February &c. 1868. signed by Alfred VOORHEES,
as principal and Charles Olivier Ducozel as seeu-
rity and bond i'll the sum OF ten Thousand dollars
~ 10 00Ol dated February 49, 1863, signed by Alfred
Vmrhies as principal and Charles Olivier Duclozel,
as security; the said bonds being conditioned for.
The faithfi, performance by the said Alfred voor-
lies of his duties as Assessor and state Tax Coec-
tor aforesaid. E...-t =, ...u..,. ...-.-x,
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
cancellation thereof in writing in the office OF the
Secretary of State within ninety days alter Inc
last publication hereof. c..
Given under my hand and the seal OF the STATE,
this thirtieth day OF September, A. u, lSIo ana Oh
the independence of the United states the ninety
fifth. ,,,orrr
By the Governor: II. Z. "ARMolh-
GEORGE +. BovRE, ~
Secretary of state CcZ Jul
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To the Honorable Board OF Administrators and to
the Mayor of the city of New Orleans:
GESTLEMES-We. the undersigned. property
owners Franklin street between Jackson and
Philip streets Fourth District earnestly beg of Won
to have the said Franklin street, between Jackson
and Philip streets, opened We have nothing bur
small alley i'll front OF our property, which will
hardly allow ID dray to pass from street 70 the
other, the balance of the ground having been sold
to different parties as private property Knowing
this to be necessary for having thoroughfare tiom
Jackson to Philip streets and as all the yacant
property is not vet improved, beg your holora-
bic body to consider, and grant us our request
We remain respectfully,
No OF feet.
A Meyer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l651S
Thomas Shau ghnessy ,...... o.
Henry Schrimpf. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ill
sci 2aw8w+
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administrator.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

Ma. CHIEF JUSTICE CLASS is assailed
for inconsistency with his previous re-
cord as Secretary Of the Treasury in his
late decision against the constitutional.
ity lin part of the legal tender act. The
inconsistency exists chiefly in the Imag.
nations Of people who occupy them.
selves in attempting to prove that ab.
stract propositions must be wrong be.
cause officers who now believe them
once believed something different. In
point Of fact, Mr.. Chase, when Score
tSry Of the Treasury, put on record ii
an official communication to Congress
precisely the opinion which he now de
Der 4, 1862: THE Secretary recommends
therefore, no more paper money scheme,
but, on the contrary, series Of meas
ures looking to safe and gradual re.
turn to gold aud silver as the only per.
mRnent basis STANDARD and measure Of
values recognized By the Constitution
between which and an irredeemable
paper currency, as he believes, the choict
is now to be made"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

CANAL Information has been re-
celved that sand bars, formed by the recent
high water upon the feeder levels Of the
Willlamsport and Antietam divisions Of the
canal, would DO removed by the 9Th instant
A letter from Mr.. Masters, division super
lntendent, dated at Wllllamsport, states thai
loaded boats passed that point at 4 O'Clock
a. M, Tuesday, 9Th Instant.
Eighteen boats, laden with 1855 tons o.
coal, cleared yesterday.
A boat designed for freightiug stope from
the Frecstono Quarries on Seneca creek va
built at the boat-yard Of Mr.. Frederick Mer
tons, and yesterday went forward LOADED
| with coal. A considerable number Of boat
arrived at this port on yesterday CTnosr
land Transcript, IN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

grluNroN, Va April 4, 1870
Mn. EpIToRi Probably short note from
this "Mountain City" may be Of aome Inter
est to the numerous readera of your excel
lent paper.
staunton lie the county seat Of Augusta,
contains population OF over 5000, aud is
quite a market for the produce Of the coun-
try adjacent. There are three female col
leges located here, belonging to the Pro.
teatant Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal
South and Presbyterian churches, and there
are Baptist, Lutheran, Catholic, Methodist
Episcopal South, P. Episcopal, Methodist
Episcopal, and African Methodist Tor Bethel
ites) and Presbyterian churches, each sup
piled with faithful and earnest pastors. Two
hotels, the American and Virginia. The
"virginia" IL kept by hessrs. Frazier &
Sale, late Of the Roekbrldge Alum, and o
better house Il not easily found. Captain
Sale knows how to make his guests Zee
home-like. His clerks and servants are oil
that could be desired.
There arc located here a Lunatlc Asylum
and Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution
which are an honor 10 the town and State
What will DO pleasing to the young men AM
bachelors, there are quite q number OF beau
tlful young ladies. staunton, taken all Ii
all, is a pleasant place; some men are rathe
bitter toward the North, bat thsy are not Of "a
i fighting msn Of ne carat least such Il tn
Information given REPUBLICAN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

The BILL now before the Senate for
the erection Of a market.house has been
so amended by the committee as to be
free from It's former Objectionable fea-
lures. 1t will probably be acted upon
in the Senate today, In its present
shape 1t should pass. The Corporation
will receive large sum each year from
1t and handsome public improvement
will be made.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

The busy tongue Of political agita-
ton wags on. Events transpire, and
new developments occur from day to
day, disclosing the animus and real
character Of men in high position.
Public delusion sub sides, misplaced con.
Rdence is revealed, and men take new
soundings with determination to ascer-
tain the right position and declare the
truth whatever the result may be.
This may be seen in city politics,
where public attention is especially at
tractive just now, in view OF the canvass
for city officers that is going on.
The Bowen-Cook wing Of the Repub-
lican party keep marching on" in the
same unfriendly, self seeking, equivocat-
ing, ostrAcisiug style, which has hereto
fore marked their course. An arbitrary,
determined, vindictive system Of tactics,
seems to be the supreme idea Of the
ring, and hence antagonism rises to q
corresponding degree Of vitality and
force. Such uamistakeAble, "dyed-in
the-wool" Republicans as Crossman
Kelsey, Crane, Hatton, Emery ant
Richards will not quietly subsido at the
bidding Of such masters. Intelligent
men Of all parties sympathizc with the
latter, and, in so far as they represent
the general public demand for reform il
city politics, they have their confidence
and support.
But all this is not without its use.
Agitation springs up on every side, and
discussion ventilates and brings to light
the corrupt and crafty operations Of the
City Hall ring: so that in tho end good
will be accomplished, and reform will
work its way to tho seats Of power and
trust All that is needed is that oil
good citizens come to the front and
assert themselves in public. Let them
speak out and identify themselves in
public action upon the side Of reform
and the common welfare. Let the publi
frown down the demagogues and place
men, who hang on to the public Office
only to crafty their own selfish end:
We have had enough OF them. Thel
have been found wanting Let bette
men take their places.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
rB-LADIEs gAiR AT BRIGnT.
N-H9 WOOD. ID. q.

The ladies' Of Brightvood and ylelnity viii hold
s.ts X. S.bl M Incurred IN TsSniialSF Il. ehSh
edlhes known a. Bgery chapel, NJ church,
"Tps vi. vii bS hsia u the ebspSi, on fhs site
Of Rotl Stevens seventh street road, and open on
MONDAY, the 18th instant, al O'Clock, y. m 4.
aud continue duting the week.
TlsfSis Of admission Tor The .ea.ou, Is cent?, for
the evening, 10 6entel 10 be obtained 81 Ballhn'
vines bookstore, corner Of seventh and streets,
WashipEton, D. o., and at the door.
InFton and Georgetown omnibussG will leave
Howard'G stable and terminus Of Seventh. street
railroad. The public are respectfully INVITED 70
attend. ApTseoot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
DY WIN. l.. WALL a CO., Aueta.,
ID New Marble Building,
Stores Nos 900 and 0o2 southsor. PsunsyiyAaI,
T.aH .' avenue and Ninth street

oHANgBRT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
s6kTHhi ISrwHhsHtswahT25EN ASD sLEhhEsI
Is.!p6VdL As ''d dksfS ii6GSEod KNOWN
By yirtua ola decree passed March 5, 1870. by the
n sHprems GSurt q ths District Of Columbia, Ia
61i nHiEE, " HSSIJ DSgelass e a. 70. iHj,
. Ssi ~ PiS s.s sSsgSH "a;
he he slSTSG P:5s. Or psi IssH' 81 81
Hre1nd, being "A The eitg o. WlshinEtoa. D. o, =,
siiu.s, nd being . The square Saa bstsd w.
hundred Ahd tgsaty-l three, tlli,) ia the siJ Of
rssSrisd Plat n aid sqsSIs. BstsSisT fSf he
llhss hereof a. the Of SAT- SulTs
sIsS CIV @ i e. To- 81 asS 81
SsIiS 5 ssS .aG.9 IS :: 2:
fx sHTS iis S % See sSSrsS sPa tSS
tsos saSlrs, i'si Ind .aaaTs iPshs: % grousd.
SiyiiSs q NJ ciifias ~: W .assS. nun:
r: 2SS n ": S ssiSsiEI
eoIusr o. said ,quArei thea TunBiBa " IN tbs lac
q Rii1Ssnih street Esst eas nSIh tSa IlOl FEET
2il Eel q The n iot lun 5srsd iJartI i tseaSS
viii NJ Lac q lot nunb.Fsd fOur, 90 ~ sOaih
bsSss Win ii9s u lst snSsrsS iys tsS ops iSSH'
oontAiPinE GOT HqnATs feet Ands tqusTS lnehOs IL
NIGHTS and Ap9urtoaAassa to tho said lots bsIOnE-
This pr9PsFty IL most SliEibly Situated At tho
corner Of iinaenh 1lTeat Wes and north O streets,
opposite The Treasury buildihGs Ahd the Quarter.
Terms Of sale; One third cash the residue In
three oquAl install lmsntS Of one third each, for
a ", and u months from day OfhAls with Interest
lion sad date. TIE uls Will hS reserved TIL fail
utthin siE days from day Of sale, Otherwise re-.
sale WI be had q tb9 Iisk and cost 9f dsf4ullBE
GHIRLEs NJ MATHEWS.
= Trustee.
avs toSW Auetionsers,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
Annexation of San DomInEO-Gen.
ButleF'a Hill.

The following In the bill prepared by Mr..
Butler In relation to the annexation Of San
Domingo, and which he has several times
endeayored 10 Introduce In the House,
Resolved, &c., That Congress doth consent
that the territory properly included within and
IiEhtfully belonging to the Dominican Repub-
Ito may beoome part Of the United States, to
be called the Territory OF Dominica, with The
consent Of the existing aOVernnent thereof
and the assent OIL the people expressed through
avotc Of majority Of the people thereof /
Propidsd, THAT said Dominican Government
shall Tenounee all rights Of sovereignty a. an
Independent soyerelgn nation and oeds those
rights to the United States, with Its territory
20 be Incorporated as an Integral portion "a
and regulations as their other Territories ;
And pToBtded further, That IN Hueh oealion the
absolute ice and property shall be given In all
the public buildiDES, fortiheAtionS, forts, hAF.
borS, navy, navy yards, magazines, arms and
ornaments, equipments, archives and public
doeumentlI and all property and rights Of
property q said Domlnioan Republic,
SEQ. 2. That the citizens OF The Dominican
Republic shall, with their own assent, as 10
einbefore set forth, become citizens Of the
United states, dwelling In one Of lite terrific
Tles, and shall be mAlntAined aud protected In
the full enjoyment Of liberty and property as
such citizens, and thAt said territory may be
admit ed into the Unlon a. . state, or = part
OF state upon such terma Ahd oonditlons,
Jaw
Sec. .. That the United states shah pay the
sum Of o. so, no % 10 gold coin OF the Uaited
stAtss, or 50 much thereof ~ may be necessary
70 hquidAte in a mAnner eouformabis 10 the
laws Of aaid Republic, such debts Of said DomI.
MEAN Republic as may be found Justly due BY
commission to be appolntod iolntly by the
two Goveruments, which shall Be Ia full con
nlderAtion OF the eesaiOn OF said territory and
other property BY said DominioAn Republic
liable for Any public debt Of said DOmInioaa
Republic In excess OF said amount.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

A Nav military dance Is TO DO introduced
at fancy dress balls. II resembles the
Lanccrs, but has several more intricate
marchlAa and countormarchlng. 1t Is called
L'Echelon,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
R|-PEoPLE's nggsILDINe AssocIA'
.psa Judge. of EI;s IL D c.

~THERE WILL. BE A MEETING
~ q the T5pS RspRsSAlisssq GLIB q re SCI si
Union Hall, RouTteenth street, Att o'clock, All
the members are expsetsd 70 be pfs.ent a. butl'
Eminent speakers will be present.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
sp7.ls Chairman Executive Committee,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
For Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN |
the SEMINARY HOTEL,

Raining $50 feet on washinston. street and 100
feet on gay street, Ia one u ne bet neighb9r.
hSees u ks city high ssa
buiidihaS. ali Of brick. Gas and water through
pus ne hesss The proRSrty u good rspnil ",
ssis. Or ID viii be soidin sseiions.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
ny 0REEN a WIIITAMa

ID Auetioneers and Real Estate brokers.
No. 3lO southeast corner Of Seventh and ) reots
- BIZ virtue Of a deed Of tru,t from 81. Clair
q. Davis And wife to the uhdsrsiGRed, tTustee
6AiAted on the 20th day Of September, 1855, and
recorded 10 LibsI N II, No. s, follos is, Il
county, viii sell, on MONDAY, the oh day 81
MAJ $50, In front o. the pTeml >, at the hour 81
| the city o. wAshinGton Numbered ave ib,J 10
s9sats numbered Oas huHdIsd and siItJ; hires
| samuel DAxidson-beinE the same prepsrty con .
waved BY WIN, Norris ard wife 10 81 Clair Davis
By deed barring dAls ltth Of August, 1874, and re
corded "a Liser y z 7, No. J., foiol loj, 81 SEQ.
''TSlssi'R q s .s,f R S,Tt lSi D,a
sons snbdiyision Of aid sqaArs i6S the same
iTontibE iourtsehfeet siK ihGhes, more Or Ioss,
atIeet, 10 boipG the same properly conveyed 10
az Psvis By a Hyyds "a, and Jeha 9, Gl1fE deed
o 7, No. n. foios Sd5 ct sea TsfsTonee 10 vhIsh
IL hereby made for = fuller description of taid
property. with the inproV emehts, Whieb are q new
three story RTlmS House. fronting on strsst be.
wees Cohneetieat avenue aud kiEhteenth street
TSTmGJ One third eA.h, balAses In Q, II aud IS
months, tbs purchaser to give lotes for the de-
fsITsa payments. bsaIin interest day OF sale
deed giysn SD . deed 10 trust tAEsa % the
cost Of the puTsha.efi 100 70 be paid down " hen
the pIopsTty u sold. u the terms should not BE-
complied With In ave days AfisT sale, tbs tTustss
reserves the right 70 resell the properly al the Tisf
anS eosl q the defsulti1g purchaser, By IdvsT.
'''''H II 'A i922EH i, JSastSass6N, Trustee
aRBBN 4 Williams,
sps-eod&ds .r IN Aueiiohssra.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

NEW BooRs-THIRD SUPPLY JUST IN
co trAdtstinsion to the ,dlrl OF tbs Period, '.by
/ tbs inimltabls Louisa N AlesttI MlsA MULCH .
| CoTtis' Life OF Wsbsleri Pr.ntits Stepping HsG-
ysaWlrdI Gail HEmiltoh's Battle Of The Books
HSIllh By Good LIVinG Priest and EGn, Bstnnm .
Si9,siGsTIEhE o. Pqy.PSI.1.oTy LAT :di.Sn
| plste, HATpar's sditioB, IA, 4e &C.. Discount
sSs.s.. saHoPRfSs Nav Boat On III P pH5
| syiyaniA avenue. -, 81, .,,,,,.... -,
| Of the NJ W and popular Law Hooks, 81 = Iib.T.i
aseognt, By the PRAhKLiN P0BLISHfNO COM
PAhr, ial PennsYlVGhiE avenue, apsST
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

oIIIeE or THB GRHAr FALLs les Co.,
1900 kTEHHT EoRTu, April 9, $50 .
chs O reAt Pals Ice Company Ahnounee TO the
eitIsna Of the District that they are prepared TO
furnish them with lee regularly aud puneluAllJ
daring the entire season. .
II j. we'll knoWh that our own. AZ we'll as All
ponds south Of New York, failed durtng the Tasl
wiutsr, and therefore tho entire supply for All
points south Of New York must be brought from
New EnGlAnd. The consequence IL, short crpp
and very hfoh prfees North.
This company Ia q homs company, and Was or
GAniIsd for the purpose Of fuThishaE our eftffehs
with pure lee At the lowest r-munoIatiye prize,
and the public may rest ASSURED the object o. our
organization wilt dttodvs be etrhed out tcAethsr
re have opposnfon or not Our price the present
season VIII Be as low a. any city south o. New
York, asd will hueluAte az little as possible. In
fact, small consumer may expect no change A. All
during the season. To thoss who consume large
qualities daily we hays only to say that the rate.
now establishsd are permanent until the lat o.
eau continue them without loss. they are I'd
vAnoed, II will only be durinG the heat II SUMMER,
and such advanes will only be what NAY be Aotu al
IL necessary TO cover the decreased coat
Oar drivers have Instructions to DO pollto Apd
| attentive, and 70 deal correctly with ali who
/ patroniIsu US We shall hold thsm 10 a strict So
eou utablity for all their acts In delivering lee,
and desire all consumer to report any dsteietion
| on duty on their part to the company . once.
Zach driver IL provided with printed eArds shoW
Ing tho rates for Ice, which will be furnished BY
them when applied for. ,,.,,,,,.
President Great FGlis Ice Co
| APT SIT tstAr and Chronielel
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

STRAM ENoINRs AND BoILKRS,
On hAAd and for ale new ana secondhand
steam hnEinss and Boilers, from fOuT 70 forty
GRAY 4 HoYRB, ..... ..
Founders. hAehinilta Ahd Boiler Makers,
Maine Ayonpa and Third street
apricot ththI and OhTon,l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

OETTCE DEPgT QUAATgRHAHrHR,
CHICAGO, In, April a. lf0.
Sealed proposals. will be resolved al ibis ode
until u O,elolk M. on MONDAY, the nth day Of
April, l57l for supplying the United States, al
Chicago, Ill.,. immsdiatsly, with large let 81
gTATIONBkY,
HARpWARB,
STOVES, . .... | ....
BADDLERY, ....
BuILpiHd MATERIAL,
PAINTS, OILS.
qPAb,

Also, quite VARSITY Of articles not embraced in
the above eiaauea. Oumplste lists OF the articles
can be hadby applleAttun 10 this Ofles.
and to be we'll and securely packed foT'trGi6p0TtG
ton.
ProposAlSWl be ~ isst 70 the u.uAI conditions,
and should b fpdofsed "PfopOGalI for Quarter.
mhateT's Stores" and Addressed 10 the under.
signed.
The right Il reserved to reject any and ali bids.
By order Of BTeVet Major General D. II, RuCksT,
inAitsF Military .DiViaioH Of Jhe Msteari,
-, ? ~; H hG90sAIgbE,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
NHARLER y. MOORE a CO.,
u AP0THECARIES,
Psnnsylvania Avenue, corner OF Sew
entoenth street.

The tuh'oTibars hayieE purchased tbs
q Drug Store Tfeently occupied By brown 4
az 10 have added . large apl fresh stock Of
x3 PuRE DRU0sI 1HsMiQhLs. PHkkMk.
o. CEUTIOAL PREPARATIONS, Ahd STAND
ARD PATERT MEDICINES.
Also, q nae assortment Of
TOILET ARTICLES, -.
PRRfuMRRY, HkiR and TOOTH BRUSHES,
SOAPS, POMADks, &c. &c.
Pure Wines ant LiquOt for msdloihAl purposes.
A constant supply Of all the articles usually
fIuud In a Flrst. class Drug stor0t
Personal attention given 20 the oana.
pounding Of Phyatotana - Prescription
CHAs. ". MOORE q Go,
PsausylvA ala avsnus, corner Of Seventeenth a..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
Nav Advertisements.

SITUATION BY AN ACTIVE
w van, ian old msTehhntil eppl9 Imesio,any
sss. De Ed ilpa Boa No. II Ss ihs ocs sEs
JITAsTED-L Waits WET osURss I ,a,o,E
w 70 Dr.. W, r JuHksIOEA ~; ~,
Me- S ON IN. 'n' "0u'' Ut ~ aps.sl.
NOR sALB AT BARaAlN-Ths lS,t pgILplko
Il Lot 90 the east side Of Tyelt,h street; Pc
lveen ,pd Boundary 'tree!,l ~ 70 aie''
'''"'A Northeast sOrasf New York sy.sus,
UTGNTRD-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
IVES, " rSsrS me- street. sssi q Third Issi sSd
i': s$:; ~ S'''i'slir' ~, EI'e'.lel' o'l''
GRAND sHAD BAKE AND BALL
At GLYMONT,
MONDAY. April 18Th, by the proprietor,
JOSEPH II. sHAFFIELD.
The fast apd safe steamer 9, P. smith, Cap'slt
tuTninG, viii leave 0lymont ats N, weber
BlSd has been saIaEsd Tickets. 3 81 T TIba,
GoRitetioasry iSa5 PsnnsJlVNuiH avenue, os a
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ny COOPER a LATIMER, Auet'rs
| ID tSueeessors to James q, Mcclure 90,
Southwest corner S 81 RSSG .tTTs.t avenue
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On MONDAY M6SSike. April II, =. II
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