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The River and Weather.

CINCINNATI, July ll.-River rising.
with ! feet six inches in the channel
1t is raining. Arived-Audes, from
Wheeling. Departed-Kste Putnam
for Marietta.
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John Bright.
FRANCE.
General sherman In Paris.

General Shermau In Paris.
PARIS, July ll.-General William T.
Sherman, U. s. A., arrived to-day. and
will be officially presented to Theirs To-
morrow and be present at the session Of
the National Assembly.
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SuonOrtePA.

ThtRorA publ 49, to,louin. -.
IT, st supporters:
The Geral Ordet.hg. D.:
The So b Dominellndle Mug
The Dill ct OF Colt..ngn;
The Set Saudstoti,a! King
The lnd( Ring. ing
The Nsv1 1epartmen.
The Land ebbiug ring
The ChopSpg Frau.
The Gamer SRing. ng.
The Washi % Lobby
The Ofice-s9g Ring. 'g.
| The lnternaiyenue Rir
The Whisky
The PhiladelH HMun;ciu
The Cafpet-bs Epe' irg.
The Military H
The Cameron x Ad.n
The Monopolisl e sxs.r-g.
The Great RailrI ino.
The National Bal nss
The Southern Pld S D..
The ohRceholaers "'ns
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BLESSED are they they Who seek relief
from Liver Complain" "Billiousness."
Bad Blood, Pimples, Blotche., Erup-
tons. Rough Skis, Salt Rbeum, Eysip.
elias sod Scroiulous disesses. by the use
OF Dr.. Pisrce's Alt Ext. or Golden
Medical Discovery, for they shall b.
happy in knowing that the cure IL com
plete. Sold BY sli druggists-
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Murderer Cso0ssesa.

PRovIDEscR, z. l.. July1I.-In Worth
Providence, to-day. James Gardner
was lodged in jail. 10 await the action
OF the graod jury in September. for the
murder Of Daniel 0HsrA, last Friday.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

DR.. .Liyiagstone's Explorations
LONDON, July li.--A dispstch from
Alden, in Arabs, received here to-day
states that Mr.. Stanley, the correspond
ent OF The New York Herald, has
arrived at that place and leaves to-day
for Suez. He is the bearer Of letters
from DR.. Livingstone who, though st
present unwell, is still in the interior.
determined TO finish his work. The
men who accompanied Mr.. Stanley
from Zanzibar will return to Livingstone
and accompany him in his explorations
in the interior OF Africa.
John Bright.
John Bright, while in Rochdale to-
day, made Q speech, the first since his
recovery from his late illness, in which
he congratulated the country upon the
successful termination OF the difficulties
between Eogland and America and the
peaceful result Of the Washington
treaty; but he stated that had England
pursued course OF generous neutrality,
the embarrassment aud humiliation
which have been the result OF their
action would never have occurred.
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BROOKLYN.


BROOKLYN, July ll.-Msdame Leu,
ner's concert, in connection with the
Prussiau land, drew an immense au
dieuce at Brooklyn Park tonight
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Passing away, passing away
Each tootb-~ash OF tormer day.
"Sozodoef gives the coup de gyae<,
Goodbye TO the humbugsl let them
passl
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Naming the NextPresidcn!

r,a next thing was the nomlpat ~
~ P-c.ii,nt. Some gentleman iro. u u,
illinois mentioned the name OF on
Horace Greeley for that position, where
anon everybody got up and howied
VIGOROUSLY. Nobody presenting any
o,her name, ballotng hy States began.
Nabama came IN first, sold for Greeley,
and WAS greeted by deatening roar o.
applause. Otner States followed the
.ame chalk until Little Delaware was
coached When her name WAS called
q, -hou, az laughter went up, followed
TX a storm ot hl>ses. When she an
rorrCed her vote for Bayard the call
,roceedsd with interrupting outburst;
,r auplause, as score alter score wa!
,j3at 70 the Greeley column until New
E.,r. was reached. When the Secre
,,-ycalled the State OF New ! Ork seven
80 6ne looking representatives OF tn
Fmr;re State arose in body, with Coy
.ron- Hoffman at their head. All ey'
we're Immediately concentrated upf
them, aud moment later the vino
body OF the Convention arose IN
.ronse and sent up such q shout
ann ause as has seldom been heard
American political gatherings. Bett
cas,;pg the vote solid formally Govern
Hoffman made briet speech, pledg
Vsv York for Greeley by a larger II
;or;,v than all the vote cast by
jG n,ber State. Ohio voted solid FOR Gil
lev and was greeted with the cheers
Jessryed Then came Pennsylva
S H;,b her recalcitrant votes for BIZ
Which were received with hlSSes.
"a,sse followed, and through her Ct
man, Jonu c. Burch, the & best or
rbst opened lips in the ConTen,
nisJved a larger majority for ore
p"5 brown than either Missouri or
yo,k and then the roll was fini'
GreeIev sweeping everything 0
bi,n and coming ont with a vote o
ont of 122. ~.
Making the Nomination o'
Before the vote was announced
Wallace, OF Pennsylvania, advan'
the ,la,form, and, after making .
and eaquens speech, moved sns
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;ational Committee

.ne' M snis s,iinoon and selected Angus
Jus HcIeii Chairman, Cyrus McCor
mieK aSo We, oe'' Is only opponent. Had
es Eated a strong man ic-
ao ., M mick he would have
W. 'pc,o.I .a' 81, Convention adjourned
M m,,. is ss ahmed out, and Bal,l'
nigt T IIufs,r1
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Men POTk anA Loel
- ttsruo PYfms LaafLArd.
- kaeH yamfiy LAnf Lard OR own
Hani. ll6I, DAvKMfURf q HA1Ka.
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The surrender of Limerick was con-
di,ionsl. By the terms Of the treaty
commonly known as the Violated
Treaty"-william guaranteed TO the
Catholics the exercise OF their religion
that all who had taken up arms should
possess their lands and pursue their
csllipgs unmolested; that no oath, e1-
cept the oath of allegiance, should be
exacted; and that the officers and SOL
diers who might refuse to remain IN
ireland on these Conditions were to be
sent to France st the expense OF the
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IN MEMORIAM.

IN MEM0RIAM.
.q FOR WEDNESDAY, EyE'G. MARCH 6, 1872.
Waa5G Lost saMf
From cut the Shepherds earthly fold
i9a 4 A lamb
Who followed closest as He led
In pastures green . or waters STILL"
From out the paradise ofhome
a Bird MA
Whose song was sweetest heard,
On Sabbath morn, in praise Of n:m "who died :"
Or breaking forth in joy,.at cIildhood's play,
Unconscious all of self
Lost
From out the armament Of sight
STAR
Bright with no borrowed lustre;
Whose genial rays shed light en- many darksom'
step,
Cheered many lonely hour.
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I77-7---'7'l''- : = - !

Gen. O. o. Howard, at the request Of
the Secretary of the Interior, has consent.
ed to visit Arizona in TIM character of .
special agent Of the government, to report
on the spirit of the Apache Indians, with
respect to hos'iities against the whites.
He has large discretion to take any action
which may appear to be in the interest Of
peace with these Indians. Gen Howard
takes with him number of his staff, and
leaves Washington on Thursday next.
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CHARLESC. DODGE
L q 4 .uL1. A

M0rrisville, vt.
Once in Powers & aGleed's Block. Insuranc
Effected any amount inthe best and m st reliabl
stock and Mutual Companies, and at the lowee
rates. Farmers insurein the Farmers Mutual
Cost ofinsuring village dwellings, farm property
ana builders risks from Is to per cent than
loss or damage by lightning. have The gency
and list Of expiring Policies In IamoiI II County
Mids1squoi Valley in Orleans County, Hardwick
pre- without the assured having timely notice Al,
con nunioatiens, whether by nail or other-wtsaa =
"hi"o ptompNs httenuedto 2tf
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A TERRIBLE PLNMAN.-There is
banker in Philadelph;a by the side of
whose handwriting even the penmanship
Of Horace Greeley seems symmetrical
and b. b'autiful. Well this banker was
prosecuted by life insurance agent, who
wanted him to take out policy. Tho
victim stood it for while, but finally,
one day he kicked the agent out of the
office. Then the tormeutor began to send
notes to the unhappy wretch, explaining
the endowment system. and asking if any
one of his aunts ever suffered from torpid
ity of the liver. At last, the banker
wrote to the heartless fend as follows!
{" You diabolical scoundrel, if you send
another line TO the will come round to
your office and blow out what little brains
you have When the life insurance man
received this he turned it up and down,
and held it sideways, and stood before
mirror with it, and examined it with d
microscope and called in six or seven ex-
perts; but after all, he couldn't determine
with any degree Of certainty what it
meant. To ascertain, he presented it at
the paying tellers desk in the bank. and
that worthy without moments hesita-
ton, paid $4,000 On it, believing it to be
| a cheek to that amount. There Is enc
agent less in this city than there was 4
weak or. two ago, and one more banker
who betrays symptoms of insanity when
the subject of life insurance is mentioned
in his presence.
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ALEXANDER ANDERSEN. n
Blacksmith, Hyde Park VT. da 6
havin leased OFF. Nc Elroy his shop on Church
81, Is prepared to atte nd to all calls in his line
ana r,spectfully asks q share Of the patronage.
wsrrantsa cure FOR interfering horses
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D. P. SCOTT, wiswell Farm. Hyde Park
hanufaoturer Of Ccffns and Gask els. Always
anu VIII EaKe and trim TO tIfu, lot motto
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The uame of his Majesty the King
Of Siam ia as follows Pra Bat Somdetch
Prabaramain Taramaha Cbulalonkorn
Klao pra Chao Pen Din Siam. One
would fancy psnny.a-liner had spun it
ont for him.
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Losti
FfDm out the garden ofEifeetion here
Nurtured with tenderest care,
Adorned with living graee,
Perennial in It's beauty.
Lost did / sayi All, no, NET lost,
Not lost
That laH4b now pure from earthly stain,
Il folded 10 the saviozr's breasts
That bird now clothed with Angel's 70 ,cs,
Has joined the chorus Of the blessed.
Not lost.
That star now hid from human eye,
Shines with new beauty from Aboyei
That Go,reT immortal blooms again,
In the light Of Gods eternal love.
Gone from our sight, where sorrOws neer bstide,
Net lost, not lost, but glOrifed.
Morrisville, March ls, 1872.
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NEW BLACKsNITH-sHoP
wI-H AN OLD BLACKSMITH

VIII AN OLD BLACKSMITH
As can no lonEerrcnt the shop where have
g. ne business during past year, have removed
my place Of huiines 70 q new shop few rods far
ther north on the -ame street, hnd with new tools
new prices and lesst xpenses believed can satisfy
all that will favor me with work. Farmers pro.
duce taken In exchange for work, at ruling prices
JOSEPH GAUTHTER.
Hyde Park Nov. s, 1863 sltf
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M USIC STORE I!
X, II, ELLIOTT,

X. II. ELLIOTT, Eden Corners.
Twenty-Five years experience in House, sign,
Carriage and Ornamental Painting. MIR. Elliott
would say to the public generally that he has Just
completed large and convenient paint shop,
where he will do all kind Of Carriage, Furniture
and Ornamental painting, in the best manner, with
the best materials and at lower rates than at any
other shop in the county. Orders solicited for
House ainting Papering, &C., and will be prompt
ly attended to. All in need Of painting will save
money by calling Oa or addressing me, for shall
do work at greatly reduced prices Satisfaction
given to all who bring work from distance. i
have also attached wood shop for repairing Car
riages, Furniture. &C., which ] intend to do at
call. III,
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). W. ]. PECK, Dentist.

p. W. J. PECK, Dentist. aaz n
- johnson, VT.
Natural teeth put in the best state ofpres srvaton
diseases of the gums successfully treated artificial
eeth made in every style known to the profession
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A South Wind Longing.

Hlefe is something timely aud delicious
from Warmers q" Backlog Studies" in
the forthcoming April humber Of Serb.
nerS:-
Perhaps the influence Of the four grcrt
winds on character is only . fanciea one
but It IS evident on temperament, which is
not altogether matter Of temperature,
although the good old deacon tised to say,
IN his humble, simple way, that his third
vile was very good woiiian, but her
temperature was very different FROM
that 1.-THE other two" The botth Wind
Is full OF courage, aud puts the STA nh Of
endurance into man, and it probably
would into woman too it there were
series OF resolutions passed to that efieeti
The west wind is hopeful; 1t has promise
and adventure IN 1t, and is except to At
iah'lc Voyagers Amer 'can-oounu' the pest
wind that ever blew. The east wind il
peeyishuess: il is mental rheumatism and
orumbling and curls one nm in the chin.
newcomer Ike n rat And # the chin:
ncy ever smokes. it smokes when the
wind sits in that quarter. The soHth
wind is full of lopcin0 and unrest: of eff.
femiuate suggestions. of luxur,ous ease.
and nerhons We modern poetrv-at anv
rate. modern poetry needs change of
air. am not sure but the south Is the
most pcwerfuI of the rtind :. becaue of its
sweet persuasirncss. Nothing SO stirs tho
blood in spring, when it comes up out of
the tropical latitude it makes men
" louen Il, pon on pilgrimaaes. ..
| did intend insert here littld poem
tas il is unite proper TO do so in an essav W
on the sontb wind. comnosed bv The
Young Lady Stayipp with Us. BEGINNING :;
Ont Ora drifting southern cl, nd
Ny soul heard the nisht-bird rcy,-
out IL never got any Iurther than THIS.
lhe iouhs Lazy salu II was exceedingly
dlmcuIt 10 write Inc next TWO lines, be-
cause not only rhyme out meaning had TO
DC procured ana THIS is true anybody
can write nrst hnes' ana that is PROBABLY
'he reason we nave so many poems winch
seem 10 nave oceh oegun IN just THIS way.
that Is, WIN sou'h-windLongihg withou'
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+ UMBER!!
In addition to my former business, Intend
to keep on hand fair assortment Of such
PLANED AND ROUGH LUMBER
as is usually wanted for building purposes .als
CEDAR POSTS, sHIN9LEs & FIRE-woOD,
all Of which | shall try to sell at reasonabl,
prices.
@. S. PAGE.
Hyde Park, Oct. "a, 1869.
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Close Quarters A washerwom ans
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04
CONCERT.

ALH'Ee aud ApprrcIatIve Assembly,
Tho large lectureroom attachsd 10 the Con.
gregatlonal church was we'll nlled last night by
concert By a number Of professional and ANA.
teur singers, for the beneft Of the Orphans and
Aged Women's Hpme, an Institution FULLY de
serving Of all the attention and assistance that
can be given or rendered 10 aid them in tho good
purposes Tor which II 10 organized.
The prORramme was choice, embracing sOine
thsrnssivss 90 happily Il Is almost Impossible 70
discriminate, but the following arfisies deserve
special mention for the degree Of musical cul
Mary collins, Mrs Thomas Hawkins, Mr..
Blonnie RichanlsOn aud Miss Kelchum; also,
Messrs. fleetwood, Grant and Benjamin.
=, The introductory piece, piano solo, was bril-.
liantly executed by Mrs. Smith; grand chorus
Might shades no longer" was well rendered
and deserved the Applause II received. Solo, III
think Of thee by Miss Ketchum, was beauti
July AMI artlstically sung. Powers OF Love"
by Miss Brooks, was well received; the lady, in
addition 10 her musical attachments, being ex.
ceedingly pretty aud attractive. "god, In
assisted BY Miss Kstehuin, Mrssrs. Fiestwo"l
and Grant was effectively and intelllHently
rendered, the roappoaranee of Mrs. Richard
sTs 70 , W. mIsSAi world being hslcl with
uthers who have had the pleasure Of listening
10 her nno execution Of the most dincult aud
a ~ works o. ne MASTER her voice c9mblp,;
obey" by Mr.. Benjamin, fully deserved the
encore Il received. "Star Of Love" by Nuss
Collins, was as prcttlly sung az the piece was
beautiful, tho lady showing q fine percop-
tlOn Of the delicate Arrangement uf tile
music. Trio where are thy vows" by Mrs.
Hawkins assisted by Nessrs. Grant and Fleet.
wood, was admirably rendered, being listened
To by the audience attontiyely Throughout.
Solo, "Jessie'e dream" by Miss Ketchum, was
nnely executed, and we'll merited the storm Of
applause Il received. In response TO an encore
the lady sang Take care In an encha uting
manner. Solo, "rhe female auctioneer," by
Miss COLLINS, was sung with spirit and vlcacity,
cOnyulslng the audience at times with laughter
! at the capital manner In which she offered hcr.
self In the piece. Solo, II love the merry sun
| shine" by Miss NJ. r. Brooks, was prettlly
rendered, the la.iy appearing to enter Into the
full spirit Of the sung. Sole, ." My pretty
2 dreamer" by Mrs. Richardson, was sweotly
sung the piece selected being In perfect harmony
/ with the nne modulAted voice OF tho lady,
/ Duet, Through the valley and forest by Mrs.
7 Hawkins and Professor urant, was we'll 70.
oelyed. Solo, what thoughts ~ heavenly. -
by Niles NJ. r. Brooks, was treated with the del.
cacy aud iine touch for which that lady Il Justly
celebrated, Quartette, ave MARI" by Misses
kotchum ami Brooks, together with Messrs.
| Grant and fleetwood, was effectively rendered
receiving, as II deserved, the applause VI the
| audience
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

Hotel Arrivals YESTERDAY.
r. NJ. Harmon, Chicago; T. W. Null, New
Orleans A. 4, Ware, T.. n. Y, and E. T. KIRK,
W. Ramirez, spain; John 4. Earle, Rev Ha-
ven; George X. Gus, Amony Edwards. y. A.
Chuyiols, N. VI n. l.. Bennett, Clncinnatii y.
W. qrisEold, II. W; Davies, N.YiL II, psyis,
Charleston, s, o.; W, 4. Dodge, u. s, At W.
Phelps, j., A. HIATT, ~ Y; u. SteaIns Parker
and wife, Boston, Hon. Chas. O'Neill, Philads1.
Daniel 4. Sickles and wlIe, N. y, are at the
Tucker Isaac, UhIllioothc, Ohio; Robert Ens,
Nsw York; Juo Abbott Canton, Ohio are Of
John Jones and wife, Philadelphia o. u.
Willard and wife, Philadelphlaj X. II. Vance.
New York; Hon. Samuel Shellabaryet and son,
Ohio; II. T. II. Harris, u, ). navy John NJ. ia.
hill and wife, N. J,j ucn. BARNARD, Y; ;. army;
Gen. II. J. Hunt, U. 5, army are ct tho Eboltt
Edgar selye, New York; Dr. J. o. Tucker,
San Francisco; Hon. q. II. MattesOn, New York
BENJAMIN Robbins and wife, Allentown, N. J.j
Jos. =. Latlmer AMI vile, i. W. Morse and
wife, New York; u. lincoln, Boston, are At the
Charles MaebrIdc, 7. W. Harding, Pa, are a,
the Exchange.
Boston, ]. l., Brown, Baltimore; 4: v. VintOn,
P.ttsburg, arc at the Washington House.
$. Hooker, U. 5. n; J. y. HcndIne, Elkion,
Midi joel Moody, Mound Oily, Kansas; George
hANNnt bNNkN " hNuNls ~
stewart, Kansas CITY, Moi J. u. klOch, Ohio,
arc at the Continental
W. II. Bowie, H., Md; lion. J. W. II. Under.
wood, ueOrgla; n. q. Pearson, N. u; Hon. n.
W. berry, Miss; Hon. u. q. bidding, Texasi
q. II, Hamnlin, FLORIDA; Benjamin Harrison,
baltimore; J. N, Henderson and wife, 3. y,
stone and wife, OIL city, Pa.i W. i. Sands,
pottstown, II. N. smith, Pa J. II, Eschbach
and wife, W. u. semmon and wife, Baltimore,
arc at the National.
p. II. Uhallingcr, Philadelphia; J. II. Seibert
aud sister, La; y. NJ. Young, stanton, Va; T.
:. Hapsonney, Ind; Hon. Alirel Morton, Va
nro at the ST james
J. A. Bullock, d, l.. Caldwell, X. M. Morrill,
Philadelphia; ~ Gihsun, Boston, u. NJ. Var
mum, s. NJ. Holland, H. Sloper, A. Thomson aud
lady, A. W. Kcndrick, N, "; Geo. y. Bratt
New Orleans; Geo W. Seutt, Savannah; LIT. n
N. Mills, Texas; u. W. Hunt, Mise; ". J, n
Brooks and sister, Hon. W. Mcclellan. Pa; s
Uauiman, W. II, Mari, :. ;. King, Va; W. a.
Burpher. Hartford, CUnn.; n. U, Ayers and
lady, TitssVille, Pa; y. H. Prettyman, q. 3
Early, N. j., are nj tho Metropolitan.
N. NJ. Daughter and lady, North Carollnai A.
v. Batringsr and son, Ohio; Orwln Fuller
Tcrre HGuie, Ind; N. h. smith, T. e. Happen
ny, indianapolis, Ind.i J. W. Belt, VIM. berry
Maryland; l., l.. Bond, Chicago; ". II. PHILIP,
buffalo; u. A. Buck, Illinois, are at the st
Marc
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES or SEw aDN ERTISENIENTr.
T. ,. BAnnowa win lecture ThursisI svnninE.
TRACT Of land ioostsd IN Fan1uisr oouuiy,Na, Tor
ssis.
THH sals By tatlner Clsary auoiioneor' Of dsslr.
nhls improved real estate thu east side oi fifth
street west, betwsen spd streets north, Is post.
pensd uutn Wednesday JsnuarJ TO- At ooioet, p IN.
THn niiacls Stats Rspubiioaa Association viii meet
NJ. sFeuine.
TIE m-rnbess Of HARMONY Lodge, Nc. q X. Of p,
vfll meet this evening.
REI1AscE JopaE, No. u X. o. p, viii meet At the
hail. corner Of Seventh street and Nov York avenue,
hefeafter.
snn notios Of nnrsos' school Al Froedmens ho'pltal
TnE Govsfnor's Guard will meet 70 .morov evening.
BAas Fnebh ale on drauRht Al AmAnA
I,rtMER OLSARY, Auotlonsstr, win soil for Fitch
For real estate brokers, on Friday morning, JAM.
az u, s,io % O'Clock, at thu resisnes ot o. O. osta.
cary, Russian Minister No iGl5 street, his entire
housshold effects
HEautAn meeting Of the Michigan Association
VII u hsld this evening.