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New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
onr,,ra Ann cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Silas Lawrence of Wmteiord' Mass, aged 60
or,1sI ",ese yesterday. by cutting his throat
Chorles Fowler an escaped prisoner from
, srSls ba, been killed BY Indians in that vicinity
Frank Jameson. an express messenger of Viz
gna CIV nevada died on Thursday apparently ron cholera
Artbur Guerin, who was shot some time ago
So Il,aon in the New Orleans Criminal Court
died Jeserday morning ~ 80
Charles Alden of Pittsford, Mass. n conductor
80, "a. Nei by passenger train running full speed,
Sss, Wsshngton, Mass, yesterday morning
Henry Ritter, noted horse-thief broke jail at
~ D. on Tharsy night by dggng through wall. lie Ave
au,A i, Zen INCHES in hight and Of dark complexion.
A fire in Hampton, Va. yesterday, burned the
- f Mr. WYATT clothing sto o. w W Dareu and the
Iy s . ~ Jao Bentley. Loss S3,O0, mostly Insured
t,s !. ilosai, 4 hsIs bsss W sstA " sR8pdlSI<
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
NEW HOTEL To,BE BUILT IN SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 95.-A number OF capitalists
81, ,,,s mace among them the Hon. j. NJ. Marvin, Dr.
W Whiting, m F. T. ni and william A. sackett concluded
a.rnnc,ents TODAY for the rebuilding of the United
uoel in this village The new building will be Of
magnificent proportions, and capable OF accommodating
70 tl cost upward OF s5OOOO0, and will he
ioVo th oil the modern improvements. James NJ
maTyin' james H. BresIn, and Hiram Tom9Sns for;
merry or ~ the new one, which viii be ready for
occnnation by the lst Of June, lei5'
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
A PROMINENT MEXICAN DROWNED.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. &.-Pedro u. fo-
lair age H. OF the Mexican Minister at "asnihs
ton and Secretary Of the Mexican Claim Commission ar
rived here Yesterday, a VISIT 10 friends Whhe
bathing at noon N company With some ladies, he got
beg 0nd his depth and was crowned. About 90 persons
immediately commenced search for the body Dut ~
Lin not been found
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
ITALY.
ROME, Friday, Aug. 2

ROME, Friday, Aug 70, ISL
Disturbances of a serious nature occurred in
Rome to-day A conflict took place between the police
and the populacc during which one person was killed
and two wounded
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
SPAIN.
DON CARLOS AT BAYONNE.
PARIS, Friday, Aug. 20, 1S

Don Carlos has arrived at Bayonne. His ad-
herent I'm Spain are divided in opinion to what course
N
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
THE BUFFENBARGER CAsE-MRs. C0LBURN HON
ORABLY DISCHARGED.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 2j.-ln the Buiienbarger
case, the entire day has been consumed by prisoners
counsel arguing motion to discharge Mrs Coiburn'
About 8 D. H.. Mrs Colburn hOnorably discharged.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
MARINE DISASTERS.

THE NEW-0RLEANs STEAMER LoDoNA WRECKED
OFF THE FLORIDA CoAsT-TwENTY LIVES
LOST.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
EFFORTS TO SAVE TIE SHIP.

At this hour it had become dark aud was blowing
terrible gale The sailors and quartermen belonging to
the ship were incapable Of giving aid The passengers
were filed with terror, and girdng the lifepreseryers
fouud In the min their waists awaited their
The foretrysan was sa with the intention TO
ATTEMPT to the ship. The gale had now increased
10 hurricane from the north. The sail hardly set
before il was blown from the ship the foresa and fore
topsa although fured and secured for the gale fol-
lowed being torn from the yards by the wind In at
tempt to tack the ship the stOTmmansail, which had
been bent also blew away. At the suggestion Of the
first mate the helm secured amidships and the
engine was backed After about 10 revolutions the port
tillerrope gave way. Leut.COmmander Sehouer ana a
number of his hurried aft 10 it. relieving
tackle was twice attached 10 the rudder and twice
way Efforts to secure II were continued until 2
A. H. when success despaired Of and the rudder
abandoned. In the tise, much water had come
on board and poured into the eHgineroom that the
nrcs were extinguished. Everything movable In the
cabin was afoat. The lady passenger had climbed on
the table and wet 10 the skim held for her life The
other passengers huddled in the companion-way and
about the decks.
THE STEAMER HELPLESS.
The ship lay without motive power, all sails blown
away, steam gone down. aud ruddek sdrut The arewln
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
Roads and Bridges.

Ample means are set aside for road
ard bridge purposes within the corpo-
ration and large -unts pa port to have
been paid for work already completed
and accepted under each head. In Ger
tain parts of the city the work on the
streets was unrNcrptiOnnblr,b but in other
parts it was not partially but wholly
neglected and the suburbs arc almost
inundated by every hard rain on account
of it. We are told that enough money
has gone into the hands of the contrac-
tors to have insured perfect drainage,
backed to Main street from its detective
connections and outlets.
The bridges 50 recently constructed
viii the city limits, and so highly
commended for apparent use and 'lura-
hility, ciow with the small rubbish i'll
tn" CUTTERS and arc falling through and
becoming useless on some of the princi-
pal streets. The road and bridge con.
tractors seem To haV" had an under
standing, for where the ditchcr shout
d"r"d his 9ra'l" TIL" mechanic took NJ
his hammer,
by public works We are prone to think
that thrr" will be quick and superficial
construction and full pay AZ II reward
Officials should hc more careful of tho
public money. If the lahorcr is worthy
of his hire.the work should bc worthy
of the labOrer.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
Attorneys Briefs.

We believe the facts justify Us in Sdy-
ing that there il not an office outside of
New Orleans better organized for print
ing attorneys briefs than the TELE-
GRAPH Office. Our foreman has an OK
pcricncc in brief work of thirty-tivc
years, and is an excellent French as well
rs English rontp0sitor. Our fonts of
type are we'll supplied with all the
French accents, and we shall take all
nerdful pains i'll the execution Of our
work. Our price Will be reasonable; ;
but W" shall expect the cash upon de-
livery of the work. Attorneys sending
Us their MSS. from q distance, may rely
upon correct composition, if they will
only write their references, proper names
and Latin and French phrases plainly
Where numbers occur we suggest the
Use of both numerals and words. Write
only on one page, and avoid intcr-linc-
atiOn- and eraSurCS. Give the printer
plenty of time. These directions OBJ
served, Il good job is warranted.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad.

Tho Times, yesterday, had Il special
telegram from New York, announcing
the purchase, by w. II. Roberts and
Charles n. Dana, of the North Louisi-
ANA and Texas Railroad. We have
reason to belicv" that this special to
the Times is correct, IN announcing that
Il sale has been made, but the t,2,iS, we
are strongly inclined to believe, are cr-
roncOuS. We shall have authentic in
formation, in regard to this matter, in
black and white, within the next sew
cnty hours, and the moment We receive
it the readers of the Herald will have
it laid before them.
That this road will be completed, and
trains running daily from this city to
Marshall, Texas, within twelve months,
we regard lis an assured fact lTcks-
bu;g Iictuid, ISM.
We are authorized to say that no
sale of the above named road has taken
place up to this date.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
General Grant us Il ConrrrSHt ioniSt

\ Lafayette Ind.) correspondent of
tho Commercial, in giving IN account
OF the reception of General Grant ut the
home of Congressman Orth, who resides
in that city, says: 81 was amused with
one lady, who failed utterly to engage
him in conversation. She is \ brilliant
tafkcr, and is not easily Sit,nccd, but
she could not got rid of his nonosyllahic
replies. 'Oh!' she exclaimed with in
tense modification, 'if ] ronll only talk
hO,sc, l would bring him out 80 Such
is It lstt(y'S idea of the refinement and
intelligence of the President of the Uni
tel States fInci,l,,ui E,iIti,tr.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
Timber Jack.

kellccn, supposed pick pocket and
burglar, arrested Monday, proved to
be an expert in shutfling Off irons.
From the inconvenience and ignominy
Of handouts and anklc-bracclets he
freed himself with the drNtcrity of
legerdemain. No charges having been
preferred against him, he was liberated
on Tuesday. For II man of such use of
himself, it is Il marvel that he suffered
himself to stay one night in such n
icuiN Jail.
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Cotton Press.

The Presidents prncamation is hay
ing lis effects, while no one has been
able to find 50 terrible an organization
in the flesh, II. Dudley Coleman has
discovered III the power and mystery
in wood and iron, and 10y an ingenious
combination DEVELOPS the Congress
sinnal wonder of cruelty into II s'Cntton
Press As Il political engine it is not
recommended but for chcapn,ss, labor
saving and adaptahility Tor the work
advertisement speaks for itself
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

y rw ORLEANS, May L7.-COtton dull
and easier; sales ! 100 bales; good ordi
nary 134Gli; low middling li2@"l5l;
middIing 1870 152; receipts 3lS9 bales;
exports foreign 6:J:12; stock on hand I3l :
$50. sugar quiet; prime 1l@1l}. Mo-
laSscS, good to prime fcrmcnting, 400
30. Coffee, nominally liG l5!. New
York sight premium. cold t2i.
CINCINSATI, May 17.-Flour,d demand
good; full prices. Corn quiet; -. Oats,
;,2a, ~. Pork duh, SlG.7jG. 100. Lard
dull and holders anxious; kettle 100.
Bacon dull and unchanged. Whisky 81
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
Hotel Accommodation.

Notwithstanding there arc three 10.
tells in our city-two ofthcm prominent
and popular, with room sufficient
for fifty or more guests ut c:tc}t-yct we
hear no end to the complaint of want
of sleeping accommodation for single
men ats permanent hoardcrS.
If the room now employed is filled
with transient to the exclusion ofrrSidr,t
custom, would it not be :, stroke of
policy in our hOtcl-kcepers to make the
necessary cnlargcmcnts to their cstab-
liShmcnts before other capitalists enter
the arena against them in that lucrative
branch of industry: n public want
cannot be long delayed. Extend your
accommodations, gentlemen, or sec
other houses rise against you.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20

Walter Johnson (whitc) and Charles
johnson, (colorcd) burglars, have been
arrested and lodged in Jail for robbing
MIR. GrrSon'S Residence on the 18th inst
Charley was taken Sunday morning in
the boots and other par:lphrcnalia of
his victim. Walter, more thoughtful
than his brother, Withdrew from the
city and lnitrrru about the plantations
on bayou Dc:Siartl. II" was suspected
Of crime from his conduct and was ar
rested and brought to the city on Thurs-
day. \ search of his baggage brought
tn light Mr.. GcrSOn'S gold watch, Ma
comic emblem, pocket nook, DC. Ey-
aminati"ns resulted in their commit
nent for want Of 800 bail for each
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20

Stephens, in his travels in Central
America, in a drenrhin" flood, con
coded to that region honor above all
other places on earth for heavy and
long continued rains. 1t is doubtful,
for our Tuesdays rain, for consistency
and quantity, we believe would conf
pare f;,vorabiy with anything of its
kind since the days of Noah. For Il
time the beauty of the flood was hcigh-
tened by stiff casterly wind, accom-
panied with hail. In few minutes
the wind ceased hail was rain, and it
came down unintcrruptcdly for four or
five hours as rain only can come down.
As far as the eye could reach, tho streets
were, Il moving mass of angry waters.
Night came, the heavens bIaZcd with
electricity, and the floods were renewed
even heavier than during the day
how long, !, profound Slumbcr prevents
us saying, Human events repeat them
selves, SO do years: We are living 1867
over again.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
Locks Are No Security Against Burglars.-
Use Bolts.


The number Of rObbcries in this vicn-
nifty, within the past few months,
ought to convince us that locks are
no security against false keys and bur-
glar appliances. Bolts arc easily fitted
on doors, are equally as easy to t;,stcn,
and secure, beyond Il peradventurc,
to the size or strength employed. Dur
ing the summer, when it is necessary to
raise the windows, it can be done with
perfect safety by only raising them four
or five inches and placing II stick with
square ends, four or five feet long, the
size of Il walking cane, diagonaiiy
across the upper sash, with one end
resting on the raised sash With such
Il security it would be impossible to
raise the sash any higher without
noise, and, should the support below
be removed, the cross piece would fol-
low the sash down, securing it always
against an upward movement until the
aperture is closed 1t is Simplc-nOt
necessarily attended with any expense
but it can be relied on as Il security
against robbers.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
DIED..

AT STATE, Female College, Memphis. Ten
!'~S''t, on W chilrS'af, y plli 20, -. !. ~ AEf
nr Cm,,h;,n m.,r;sh I - .,,.r, 'r;,,h,n.n >,n,r,
two mont hs and twcntv-Six DAYS
In this inst ancc is the saving trilv verified
that .'Dc:,th loves shining. mar>.'' 70 say
that she was :,Iuinblr and u1rlln.iual wnulI
bc but Il mnirtv of the many virtues with
which nature, and cultivation had endowed
hcr.
Dear MARY has gone from the h"t"" her
""h'l" rr"s'ir" experimentation the hearts
mat 'hcrishc"-E"' her inii'ch'" Is not lost,
nay. the memory OF her p'r" example" Will
-" long cherished III many Il heart. Lovely
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
LAND SALES.
OlrAlHTCA RIVER PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE.

ffllE HH'lcTSigHea offers for sale two Plan
L tatinuS situated ON the nua"hita river, in
the parish of Caldwell.
ON" tract contains Ia :urrS. "a of which
is in II good state of cultivation. and 30 or Go
u.rrS dradrncd lies high. and 100 acreS cam
u" levied with Il very small lcNce; situated
miles below Columbia on the puachitu
river. can h" bought ut $40 per acre.
TIA" second plantation lies on the btt:tchit;t
. river, : miles below tOiumhia: cont aims
81 1'i-l~ IrrcS; near 300 a.rcS in good
4 state of cultivation; 10 acres levied in ;
!, and il would cost u mere trit. to levce in 90
acres more. This place can be bought at SIS
u per acre. w. =. DIXON,
I October Y, 1870. 5:tf Columbia, I.a'
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Es on Is 4. * \ !,
tit"rN nriiAi;S EEN,Ni;p

tftfN iMNtI.Ni;SI Et.N NIiN'
HN "Wednesday ni"hl NV ,iM.llIp.. " a..
"uicr,i. and rrl'i,uL ui the u,Ilr>> ia"
articles:
\ gold watch amt chain:
one pair "r''N ":'NSi'rr'r pa,,r- with hla''k
side s>triprS;
ON" pair hl:"'!l and whit" ri.rrI> pant;
ON" brown cloth b"rt,N coat:
ON" hl:Irh vest.
Th" wat"!r j. II magic case. &c. =. ST. I;u..-
sell ~ Son, liNrrI,,rl. makers. Ii,r chain j.
twisted links with fin"h; knN;f Nt-'', '.tIi-
hl"iu Hi'ach"h; ON one sid" III trr~uu, II.
Monroe, Chapter SO. Il. - and on lil, 81 h,.l
Il 'iar@"r pointing to 4 heart. | viii civ" E:
reward rt :'iitS DniIar~ for the r,cnN.r\ 81
said watC oh.
In III" coat i'"'kri was = picture or pihrin
graph Of frI~-Iau officers. to wit: tinnW if
linu, Ei~InHr,.k, our EritH. Generals Man
trtiitl :tftI ~triHnft.tH. Iltt' tt:ttttt.. Nrft
written 10y iuNs,'li.
H. ''t.itSlp\. in.
Mnuru,, Ia. May -. I~II. sta
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
Poisonous Medicines.

The theory that the virus of disease De
safely countrractcd by doses Of poison. is
false and dangerous Within the last went V
years, not loss than II score OF virtflrnt t,ois-
onS have been added To the repository of
the medical profession. They are liNrn in
small doses. otherwise they would ~IrSt roy
life immediate V; but even in minute guam
titles, they produces, ultimately. very diS:,~-
troliS effects. 1t il unwiSc and unphlOSup
fc;tf to employ, rs remedies, powerful :u,i
inSiCuouS drugs, which. in Sulill .rat in" one
Iisn:iSr, SOW the seeds Of another still more,
unmantgcubc. None of hr4c terrible med
ltlnicntS operate with AS much dnrrtnr:SS
and certainty upon til" callSc' of diScaS" us
llOStottcrS Stomach I'ittcrS, Il tonic and
corrective, t"ifhO"f II SiHnfc 'i'i,tttTD& iy!,ii-
Cht m It's 'On,loShtcN. \ r>;rnic and 'Iuini:,
are given for iHtcrntitt"ttS: hrontifc of DO
taeSiunI FOR nervous disorders; Stryrhnnr
and prIlSSi" acid for general debility; ,!lrr-
curry, i'll various forms, for liver com pi int ::
preparations OF chloroiDrin and opium tor
SlcrpncSSncSS: and vet these deadly drugs
ito not compare, as specifics for the diseases
HhcN" enumerated, with that wholesome,
they arc all $" pes.ii"itttS that il * tetrtiS-
ing any physician should take the rrSpo1I-
SibilnN of prescribing, them. Lct invnli,I~.
for tlirirnwn SalcS. try III" Filters before.
they resort to the l'rSonS. The relief they
VIII "Nl'cruncC from Il course of the harm
less specific. will render recourse to the
Unsafe preparations referred t". quit" an
necessary.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20

fbpt:N'S l.iDN'S BuoK.--Thc June
number is Il model OF its kind. Plates,
selected articles and lessons of instruc-
ton, all impress us how closely its
editors have studied their art in forty
ion it has no equal, and is really ''thc
only L:tHN'@ Book in .\nirri.,'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20

The Now York Tribune tells tho fol-
lowing, on the authority of ga printed
letter from London -
About ten years ago Il young -Afncri-
can from New York, Walter Hastings
by name, dining in London in company
with Lord c., expressed the opinion
that solitary confinement in a dark cell
was not 50 dreadful Il punishment as
had been represented. His Lor,lShip,
so goes Inc tale, offered Hastings cth,udN
if he would undergo entire SccluSiOn for
ten years. The proposition being agreed
to, Il cell was fitted up in Lord C--'s
town house. 1t was from twelve to tif-
teen feet square. The prisoner was to
be allowed candles, Il few books, writing
materials, plain food-thc latter served
by Il man who was not to be seen. In
this way Hastings has been living for /;
decade Of years, his term expiring about
the first Of the present month, (May.
He is now released, and has received
! we suppose, his hard earned money
lie energies from his dungeon in rather
Il dilapidatcd condition., appearing
though only thirty-tivc, like a man OF
SiNty-tiVc years ofagc, his frame stoap-
ing and his steps lettering, his face sal
low, his hair and beard white, his voice
trcnlulous and his speech hc-itating
ii" is coming directly to America, ant
! we should not wonder if Mr.. Hnrnun
knew something about him.
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II Is. ItielSI:It.

rs,,1,,r al N,ih".,,p ",''i fh,U $i~., Ii"ANi"Ip.
Tin, Copper nui Sheet Iron Maker, M:m-
a fact tr"F Hf Drive. Wells IHH4t.S and Pipes,
also Dealer III Stoves and House furnishing,
tuudS, Lamps and i.uup-Findiur%. i'ctrn
/ and coal OH. Country orders solicited anl
promptly filed. nail y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
NAIfS:II'TDN.

1 Dealer in Stoves. riuwaro. I:urial Cases.
&C., Mpnrrc. fIa., has Consistently on h:ni
tor sale, NarictN of cook Ing and heat
iil.. stoves. renewed direct from he iirinri,S :
also, every hrS"ript ION Of tinWarc: also
Ei~> = Met allie burial Cases. varying. IN size
and ST Vie to meet amy given order. All or
IrrS for repairs promptly attended to. and
NNiul,.,EiIr orders for tinNy.ir, filled ri New
brlr:,il~ prices. with freight :iu,lr,l.
.iutt. Is. fS1H. "
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See -. II. MutrN'S advertisement of
lost bond of +. l.. Prtri.

The -. l.. Tally, in place of the Gov
Allen, II. Sinnott master, is entered for
TIA" summer, and passengers will find
her accommodations rs good and COM
Portable as those on side wheel boats.
She is only seven months old, and for
speed and general appearance is among
the best small boats on any water.
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} the Qualified Voters Of the city of
Or.--(;REETING:

onroc.--GREETING:
NTIERE\S, by an az; "f The General As
w scmhlN entitled AN Act to iu"nrp"-
rat" the City of Monroe. to fix its houndn-
rlrS. To provide for the government and ere
ate Il Rcror.tcr~ Court for tn" S:lnc.' APP
proved May ltti, 1871. it il PROV idcd that ioI
me government of the tilE Of Monroe an
election for municipal officers slaii b" held
immediately after the passage and nntiii'"t-
ton of the approval "ftlr said act by ia"
Governor and
WHEREAS. the said act provides that there
shall he elected by the qualified voters ct
sand corporation. from among themselves.
shall he known ~ til" ''MaNnr and Cit Y
Council Of Monroe" with the powers and
duties as prescribed in said act and
WHEREAS. i'll section - of the said act
Their" appears to hc and is II clerical omi~-
sion OF the litinc of the officer VIII" shall or
der the election under the act.
Nr'c, therefore,. |. IL. {. Warmoth, Coy
"r'i"r of tn" state ct Louisiana, by VIRTUE of
the power III me vested and that the int"utN
and purposes OF The said act shall he com
Piled with ny an early organization Of the
officers of the corporation, do hereby notify
III" qualified voters of Ii" City of Monroe Of
the rlrriloiI aforesaid: and III i"cordaurc
with section IS "fan act entitled ''.tu Act 10
provide for the revision and correct ION Of
III" Isis Of Registered voters of lac state -
etc. approved March lmh, 1870 do hereby
indi"n1" NJ. NJ. frahN. ra\ Collector, rs the
parish officer t" perform tn" duties Of super
Supervisor of kr"iStr:It ion. commissioners
of Election niIh other officers concerned
therein. 10 htlt said elect ttH for Mayor aud
Councilman on Monday. the 9TH day OF
June next, said election to I've conducted
and the ret uin& thereof made in All respects,
according /" III" provisions Of tn" ,.rn~t itl-
iirn and of the law.
.,.I. Given under my hand and / lac
,2N%- seal Of the state. tbs iitth f.i\
SNNT- OF MAY, \. u. ISL. and Of ia"
SSfEVS Independence Of the t'HiirI
'Ffi1s<> II. G.. W -\ENlbTn,
,,rN rrurr Of lpui,itiIi.
BY ihr Governor:
GRO. t.. f:n\r:E,
Secretary of State
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BUSINESS CARDS.
~ IsOEENSCIIEN.

~ HOEENSCIIEN.
". DEAI.EI; IN
lin" gold and silver Watches, and SH2~
French and American Clocks, fine ElA
sol i'll cold .IrwrlrN. l'itnrS and Mcln- SEs,A
IinnS, Musical Inst rluirmtS of all urScrip
tonS. sheet music. &C., and Solicitor for tt,o
celebrated pianos of he 81. Louis MANN fac
i4Iri,l.r ',niIaH\. ,lr,.2o ,EiIn:Mk
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