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t1en'' ta..0 i' ntem lilly "a's . Ieau OF. things
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" no m folia,so "se our n, VINO arc soon
rnomio wc1i What 's'tu1 n,,r aatoan fr,o"
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, 1874-06-10
LETTERH,

Mr.. II. Il. Hammond then road the aubjoinol
lettors: tho tirat loi1ly from
i. ". ALDEN,
who waa connected with tho lite DIR. Leavitt In,
editing mud publishing tho E'naneipaior at DoH.,
ton, anu also moro recently with DR.. Chaaver aud
William uoodcll In tic T,incipia, at Now York
z" 90 . Go'a.aftte u Reuniun," Ghieago, H.;
QENrLEMEN Your Invitation 0f tho 28th OF
March was duly received, aud nothing would
meet ut Ohicago. on the 9th ll,at., what remains
OF tue old Antl-slayery guurd, bit 1t will not be
poaAiblo Tor mo to bo plesent, except Iu spirit.
QA receiving your circular Il multitude of
, 1874-06-10

The Convention reassemb1ed at tho time noa%
toned abovo, Jamos Birney, ESQ.,. in the cLntr,
tho attendance being much larger than al tho
preVlous session.
Mr.. Clarke sang song, tho text Of which ma
"Where thero Ia 8 will there ia q way" which, hd
said, WAS sung thirty or forty years ago to IN.
spire tho AbolitoniEts.'
, 1874-06-10
WENDELL PHILLIPS.


DEAR EIR: have received your crsulaR'
touching an Anti-slavery Reunion Such neet-
ing would be q very interesting one. 1t mi9hs
call out "Reminiscences important to the history
Of the Republic. regret that it will 10 inlpossi-
ble for mo to be prescnt and take part in such q
gathering. WisGipgyo you full representation of
tho old ranks, and 3 very good time, am yours,
respectfully, WENDELL PnlLLsps.
Mr. Eastman.
, 1874-06-10

thoughts rushed into my mind. and must bo
oontont to note a few OF shom.
During tlo fifty years succeeding the birth OF
allow but sure progross, onoounterlng but few
obstacles In itB onwnrt n1arull.
In tho fourth tccnde of tho niuuteontht cen-
tnry tho moral forcoa began to orgGtizo' moro
llo sentiment. against tho stnvo power. The
chnrc],es wero nppontcd to, but divided on tho
subject md opened tioEr moral hnttcrlcs, tho
,nnor part aRainst tho alavo syston,, but. TIM
ihnt not destroyed" tho lattcr noxt appealed to
tho political organizations Of tho country, but
with no better SUCCESS: -
, 1874-06-10

ahu II therefore, . bocamo q national
project, as naturally az tlla Hparlza fly upwards.
We can assNro you TINT this matter has grown
upon our hands and your hands III tho compieteBt
harmony will. all concerned. There has yet
read your lettors OF advice, and have discussed
our policy, We have como to ;conclusons with OIL
tire uuanlnity. ~!
NO REsrn1cr1oss. ri
Tho Invitations mover contemplated reatrto-
tion. For convenience we have sent npeciui in-
vitattons to all such Abolitionista as VIC could
remember, or woro recnlled to ua by otherB. 1t
ie not strangeif tho lapse Of years should havo
o On s Ct ersss None
ought to feel that they hayo - been
sliyhled it no printed slip LAS boon i'd
dressed to their ilamo. All have been tnviled
tho courtosyof 400 newspapers, to whom we have
sent the public notice with very polite request
to reproduce i for tho public good: :" -.
Anu tho public at large hayo been invited. No
DO public gathering: Wo have hoped TO make
this tho means Of making ata impression for good
upon The world at largo while 1t contributed to
tho eatiBiaction Of tho recognized Abolltlonsts.
Wo lsayo emphatically invited tho young peoplu,
We know tint there Inns ,boen q valuable lesion
taught in tho discussions OF tho rights of man
and III tho manner In which deop Impressions
wore maao upon the public mind which should
not be lost OH tho coming g0neration
CONTROL or THE MEETING. =:
But nj AholitiontstB we llayo aasumotl that wo
havo II right to hold in our hand, and control
the character Of this mooting. All tile RESPONSE
biIitles have bsen committed to woll-knowa moi,
end won,e,i Of this character. The public would
not reasonably deairo anything else. All Tho
various schools or o!asses which will be defined
in tho proceedings Which follow were inyltod,
and urs horo in liarn.ony. SO far as wo eau now
sce, thIH IL llia concentration Of good foo]ine.
and wa cnn all sing ono Of the Hutchinson songs
--"We are u bal!d Of brothers," Alay It. COP
lnue III to tho end,
This Ia also
A LIBERTY CONVENTION,
Ths Committee Oh tho nonnIon In the acnre-
gate will not bo responsible for what may be loro
!ltterod., No lnan need l'avo his feelings
hurt, II aomethfng should be said
with which he cannot agree. .Wo
remember tho Proclamation Of Emancipation
il wo wore once lnli,nae!,teB. orr hands against
ayoty other man, we nre no longer go :; having
I.At our Bouls satisfied to the fullest extent Of
our desires, We ato ut peace with ourselves and
the rest Of msnk'nd, and looking back upon Tho
paAHod, VIC consider the otYenBo cancelled and
we turn to tlo pillar OF light to- sing MsrlAms
song.
s1roy, lhe Abolltionlsts of various vlews
might we'll he at uopce ono with another,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25
PIANOS.

Parties wishing to lurl hsse pianos
can get them from fret hands, as | viii
tie in this city from now on, for the pur-
pose Of selling, our pianos 10 those who
wish - buy on terms to snlt purchases.
Having no agents i'll this city. we pay
no commissions and expect 10 favors "(
the same Oar pianos are warranted III
all respects for FIVE years, and will he
kept in tune and perfect order the first
wear, free Of chorge, Our pianos arc
made for this climate, and time will test
their durah.lity:-they are able to speak
for themselves for power. sweetness,
purity of tone AID finish. One Of these
Instruments can be seen at Mrs. Il. Il.
BOWS. Il. II. Low. l. Co., y. Y.
jyZ5-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

lTas EuIoR that Governor Bradley has
withdrawn from Ii. political arena in
o:aer to justify ELS position regarding
J fl Tbon4pson's mossy-buck militia, and
give LYMAN . chance 10 give further de-
iiarcc to tha sons Of Crispin. y probably
due to the iatermedliing Of otslcou' it'd
d'e-fudll.s slth the history of TIE Late
UnpleasentEess. There IS Il deep, hor-
RI significance Of tn.s unprsteudin- par
agrarh which we reserve for Il startling
item having reference to the approaching
CaiAl al5,'.
ITO re ..)ntinlal.l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

TnzGG are SOM complailts among
the residents Of toe upper part Of the
town of the smokey nuisance which
Goats out of the chimney Of the Mint
The sulphurous fumes which exhale
thence and peryade the air thereaboUt
are unheathful ard obnoxious 70 com-
fort. So it comes that some honest and
modest fellow citizens have petitioned
Mr.. Chief Director Linlrrman to build
his chimney higher" Let Us hope that
he'll Cause it to be elevated till it g shall
meet Tie dawn in its coming, and part
ing day shall linger and play about its
summit"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

JoNrs of Empire left that river of LIS,
long enough to come up to town and
read the APPEAL yesterday. This is a
good bit of circumstantial evidence OF
two things first, that he can read; and,
second that he has sense enough to en-
JOY poetry. He is an honest, God fear
ing little man, is Jones.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

Er5ENE BHAUEAEHA!s RAJ, E-}
arrived here b his sUrnaa.e,s na'"o-
sak.. Yesterday His broad and manly
mus.ache maintains its pristine sp|en-
dor. lie VIII sell Reaper IS handily
"a any man on the Pacific Coast.
We would pursue It's hobby further,
bat we done like riding on a Rail.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

The Brothers Corbett are building a
livery stable on their lot opposite the
Mint. Because a man is q Eluenose is
not priAa fdcia evidence O: his inert
ness: and these thrifty brethren have an
eve to business. The stable is still en-
brvonate-the stone foundations being
al there is Of it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

FRANK OsB1sroN and Joe Stewart
passed this point yesterday going Lake
wards.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

PEDAGoGUEs TAKE NoTIcE = There
Will he an inqu;sition Of TIE Board Of
Examiners Of Orm>hv county held at
the District School-house in Carson on
Friday and Saturday, August i and =,
next coming, for the purpose q ingest,-
eating the qualifications Of such appl!.-
c,nts for Relationships rs may then aud
there present Themselves. Nui ced.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

THE BAL At lank's brought out
great crowds Q: dancers yesterday.
Those who attempted the ungrateful
Of wan-howers were yanked onto their
feet and II ode to walt in.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

Ma. VIZ. WooUBUA,, the well known
Attorney of Storey county, YVES among
US Yesterday H was in excellent
Might and looked as handsome as ever.
Counsellor Stevens was with him. These
gentlemen were il attendance upon the
SupIene Court.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

We arr under obligations to NJ. Il.
Fed Brooks FOR intending 10 engage in
a single handed combat in IL existing
sanguirary piaro war. We shall fetch
lii. ont IL q few days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25


the District School-house in Carson GA
Friday and Saturday, August i and =,
next coming, for the purpose o. invest
getting the qualifications Of such appH-
c,nts for Relationships IS may then and
there present Themselves. Nui ced.
JHcLs Tread has got q new horse.
IL is amere bottle shaped equine than
tie hmhasted "M3jor.' He locks like
too much of plug to attempt TO buck
the locomotive of the track. He can t
play himself on this community for a
Granger. H is artspected remnant Of
the Mexican War.
Ma. VIZ. WoouBUAH. the well known
Attorney of Storey county, YVES among
US Yesterday. H was in excellent
Might and looked as handsome as ever.
Counsellor Stevens was with him. These
gentlemen we're il attendance upon the
supreme Court.
The Brothers Corbett are building a
livery stable on their lot opposite the
Mint. Because q man is q Eluenose is
not 1orilHa fdciI evidence O: his inert
ness: and these thrifty brethren have an
eve to business The stable is still en-
bryonate-the stone NOMINATIONS oe.nS
al there Is ol IL
tn BAL 1t lankS brought out
great crowds Q: dancers yesterday.
Those who attempted the ungrateful
81 VA 'I'"s-S W. 't.--'" '--'0
- -''' 49, 49,
ar 1'-''' o'-l7'''t'''l' - nj a.
'S' - .""S -.' Az, --.''.'7 , "
a SINGLE handed conhat IN IL" tAl9HhS
~; ~ ,,I'.'' IN =, few ,J,rs
l.
Reno Crescent has been stricken with
hear that il is like, 10 strike IN.
HOSE WHO are uoS''t->Ht,. WIKI YES
office. Tut mp Or smut up.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

The WEBER Piano is second TO D0tE-
Tag in the wide and resounGing word
.or capacity fer melody. We ware
yesterday favored. by NJ. Friend, with
an introduction into his back parlo-,
where, with that marvellous deXter!ty
which so justly distinguishes him, al.
Hentchel played IL 4 classical voluntary
which filed the night with music aad
caused the cares which iLfe4t the day to
fold their tents like the Arabs ami as
silently steal away first class Havana
cigar which Is to be found, coin mp.
aud no nonsense, at the watch making
ami jewelGy house of Mr.. Chs- W
Friend Carson street These Weber
pianos ar7 nothing less than delicious IN
tone There is certain richness in the
volume OF their melody which is SD
cene-is hir. Friend is the agent in Car
Sol for these splendid Instruments, ana
We neeC hardly to remind our readers
that 1t Friend IN need is a Friend indeed.
IrIssAIo that there IS an organized
effort on the part Of those who - drink
water AMI tell tle truth" to engineer
movemen, in favor Of Local Option
Law and the repeal OF the Gambling
License Acs. Those in favor Of the re-
solution viii say ''aye. those opposed
will meet at lump Winston sreorganized
and reconstructed saloon this evenIn =
if Uncls Bob Fou,k manages TO set il
done that soon. It viii not be osteuta-
.iousiy gorgeous. hut attractive!y clean;
and while the h;thelt) high character Of
the bar will be sustained, an! the coufl-
ence of the bi1H.oGs public justif3l IN
expecting a continuance of the first
class character Q. Tie Nilnds there Dis
npnsed, tb+ games Mil continue to he
played with that scrap.-.aaity Of honesty
and hanor.bl"nes5 tat have SO long
been II, wonder n admiration Of III.
sport;nS-worId. A.d "e may be happy
yet
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

TEE fabtrcasttd son Of Eclial who
las the bouudless cheek 10 take the
Reno Crescent has been stricken with
the seven year itch. We are glad to
hear that it is like to strike IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30

sos month. sso the Board had eaedupon the supsrin

aome montbs ego the Board had caedupon the bupern
t.ndent for report upon the manner OF reorgan
iii pg the DetectiveS force, ana " was so"'"oo
TO wait for this report There was an oo
,nent now At work IN tho Detectives Omce'
which, II allowed to peD, wouId bring forth Vaoaoe
fruit Immediate action ID the manner indicated by MI
Dsbeokers resolution would retard the work OF this re-
nnDg element It would be better policy to " maze
haste slowly" and all the wrong that now es conceaeu
IN the Detectiyes Office would ultimately como TO hght
I'm more certain form than through any reofeahh"E
motion OF their own II would soon be known VINO "1e
wrong and who were ris II there were any IL Tue DE
tectives Office who we're right
Commissioner Disbecker replied that ne sP'eo"
with Mr.. VOorbis regarding The eNh III
the Detsctiyes' ONCE, and war sure tha'
there was very apparent dsrust Of the force among
cz ms He did not intend to propose an lDstsI' reof
gapzaon of the Detective force without full coDsdera
ton but he thought people OF the city should hho"
that the Board was fully ahyo 10 the necessary OF IND
proving Ma. branch OF the Department He wantef 10
have the matter talked over n Executive session. whf
come plan might be considered no details hehP gwen
to the public until IL wae perfected
Commissioner Voorhis again protested against nasty
and inconsideratc action although no one ih t"o DoS"
had more dlstrust, he said, OF the DetectVes ON1ee
than himself The resolution OF MI DlsDeckcr WINS
thereupon adopted unanimously. 10 anticipation o'
wholesale change in the Bureau 1t srepOrted thht capt
James Irving IL an applicant for tho captancy OF ONO VI
tho precincts. Rumor yesterday indicated ths1 he
would DO given the Eighth Precinct now heo ny tap
Mcdonnell whose chances Of promotion TO the beao OF
the Detective Office are Hald TO be very Roch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK ........""-.

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Chrror.r. Kuanh Nsc..r Kn1c
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SiSlr1 LEO p,re. s.,.!.s &ars, F'n' r,uo,, o8
Steamship Eden Terry, >s''" Nt"t'f' {. nl'is f'F''
$ steamship Franeon, Bragg PortArc; :; P Am',.
S,sm.G.p enrfI,tor Jorr. ". anetcn ~ ~m 1' g,
Bark Frank wallace Brist'I Eng, smg,ot. Carr 4 Co.
oi. G.s,49. :Io 9a "a, AaiG r L,a,. E1fS'
Bar Ccrr. lGr;. poncr. LrtrJc?. fq!el ~ Co.
Bai Iopic BIl Hf C.e9iG.T' J,'' w. ~ p.S,kc
EnG Plqsy or, E'aps Lolio. B"ys hf';rr .,u..,,.
S e; }s &. a5oT.: ~: ~ ! ne
sc ce T. PGTy E t,.r s. Jcs b. eg paSrf
Schr j. Ha11rd Brewster GtorgcoVn :. {, BeLe Ger
S,nr L,Tr, Brdgm,n Clark St .I'co ); Rst,%
Sour. Pi,uoutG ,tocI ScabUr', Boston. Lac. TNtng.
Scar. A. u. La,a.d, MACK Ntw.Lt udOa u Brsgs CO.
ARRIVED.
s,mp S 5 5 'S S ys. To- 90 @ &C. Dec Il va
S,esm,lp Eopa ,Br trag Glasgow Dec T. ard Movie 1871
M.a.1 san >avao Dec &c Idst.
Sscsshp CIV o York rake Havana Dec "a with
'D ~ .a faa,a ilore rp-Gepl. n.,
steamship T. e. Cheser Georseovr Z C. ana AeIar
dra VITA mise aai pa,e. to } =. Kerr"a.
SNIP pern GerJ. tunr~arn li-mh1rs p d.e> Il mise
suir Gen ic l,Su. Nugrul FIL.C>c" Ars Il M na'
BII 81, Uua of Gabaacs pcEma- v Jauei'c !" aA' =.
Sar1 >iom4cdcn tSorI J.rseo M.:,cs 80 Jaws. W.
s s,T, LS Ser . to- tot Pc a's sae S a. with
6r,s yc,or. oi SvII.ep sarG,,s r,ue II
Big Lily TOT Ip.utchD Pa.sa 20 d., with coffee
Br PAPA Glacomo S,a N"'A =" day! VII -eoios
Biis D F. Brown of Liverpool s. Parlt sal, poungo c;y
scas M4se tot E4spo,t McFa.ier Pira 20 cay, uestE
and mats.
OrKENsTaWS Dec 9JTae tCuSra LIE STEAMSHIP Chrs. Ga
Frnuu FVxl he TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30
Dc Uhom II nan Goneern

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ appointed By the Supreme Court Receiver Of all the
stock property things AID effect, Of TIE VULCAN MANI
FACTCRISG COMPANY pur,su: the ~ Article 3
Pat Iurd OF the Revised statutes OF tie STATE 81
New. lOrk.
indebted the sA! CompanV hereby
debts Of bY them,
sad Receiver before the 2Otn of JauLar
1873.
Al persons having their possession property or effects OF the
Company ierT The same 10 The said Receiver by the same
day.
All the erer Of such Company hereby required deliver their
demands the sad Receiver his residence
JuLcto. Town OF last Flk Ducbess County
n T. by before the lG day Of March. 1870
And all holding sub'Sng contract Of the said
Vulcan Company required present the
such Receiver hl residence Aforesaid
2Oih January oI5 Dated December II N4.
LAW RENEE G. RAPELJE.
II Thugs and effects Of Tie
Vulcan Manufacturing C"mp4ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30
Corporation Notires.

CRY - new YORK DEPAyTHENT "P poCks
346 Bi~ BkoApwAT AEw-l"RK. Dec -. I~1i.N
CEALED PROPOSALS for BUILDING FOUR
- DECK SCONSSAli prOposais lor o"us III work vii be
received department o. Docks until Il ocoCk
MONDAY January H. l~7J. F"F hi Information, TIE ty
Record. Coprs Tor sale al No. . CITY Hall
FINANCk BrREN t,R THE t"LLHcr"N OF
TAxEs Con I.HnUsE. PARK 81 tHAudL.s.>T, Dec J. Isl
TENO TAN-PAlERS.-NOtiCe Is hereby given
10 Al. prrsous their for The
lo7 the uBeHgnc at the Bureau Tor tue (ot
tlou Vi Taxes, before tie s' dsy 0: January. 1870.
all unpaid NJ the LIST DAY OF JannA HI5 t.
the Of II annum vii tr charged rom ih
rolls warrants were CeEertl " The
Rrcrlyer Of TsIes 10 toe date Of payment
No will be vel after O'clock n once hours ron
A m TO D.. IN MARTIN I. MCMAHON Receiver of Taxes
CIrr OF NEE.YoRK DEPARTMENT OF tI>AN'E, !
BukEAU THE COLLECTION OF GAKES,
COURrHoC's PAKK, 81 CHAMBRIs IL. Nov. %. 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30
THE DEFECTIVE BUREAU TO BE REOPGAN-
IZED,
A SPECIAL MEEIISG OF TIE POLICE BOARD CALLED
FOL; TIE PURPOSE TODAY.

A SPECIAL MEEIISG OF THE POLICE BOARD CALLED
FOR TIE PURPOSE TODAY.
The Board of Police held their regular
meeting yesterday, when tue case OF DETECTIVES Tey
ali Heiie berg who had been tried the day previous
before the fun Board tho alleged appropriation OF
stolen blanket, called up 10y President Ma
sell and motion made by HIM for their dismissal from
the Department. This motion was agreed to W lthout
dissenting voice. Commissioner D,btcker, when the
vote was recorded stated mat II apparent from the
procerdnGs in tho trial on Monday that there WAS I'M
mediate necessity for Tho reorganization o; the De
t,ctiyc, Onirr II" wanted some plan adopted AT once.
and ior that purpose he submitted ho following res0lu
ton:
E,oi,.J -I"rn'. III. Board o. PIhr' be
htlI Dor 80 81 loA fr the puo'" Of tn"lrrng
irOts Detective ip--r pl Ji Depart
Comni,SIoner YOorhs diS'cned from airy very hasty
or lncOnsiderato acton. He any
Board for radical change IN the methods of
the Deiectvcs Ohice. but II the Board made sweeping
cha nge without iiccnt consideration, they might
lind themselves "out OF the frying pan into tue nre."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30
SALES FROM - O'CLOCK p. VI. To CLOSE OF Bun"
? .nicI. ID NJ
TUESDAY, Dec. 29-P. N.

TUESDAY, Dec. St-P. N.
There WAS fair business done in railway stocks
to-day about 10000 shares. and the market
somewhat lively for time after the Opfl-
ing but il soon grew dull and finally feverish and
so remained for the rest of the day The
principal stocks dealt in were Lake Shore, $40
shares; Northwestern, 1850; Wabash, 2.NO:
Western Union, l2,sO0 Pacific Mail, 1850:
Union Pacific 1900; 81. Paul, 600;
Erie, $500; Ohio and Mississippi 400;
and n Y Central, $500 shares. Wabash went OFT
from 49, to Isl! and finally recovered to 49, at which
il closed. Northwest advaneedl per cent Eriere-
NAMED steady. st. Paul improved from last
nights closing price. after having declined To about
the same extent. Union Pacific has been firm, aud
mark is true Od Western Union Telegraph. But
the interest of the Street is conferred largely on
Lake shore and the action Of the directors OF that
Company to-day i'll the matter of dividend. The
feeling Of the Street is that the produced in
the form of 5. per cent dividend flor the last IL
months busincssl bears proper relation TO tho
laburs of the mountain And then malicious people
80 through the Street innueudoing about the book
keeping of the Lake Shcrc and impertinently i'm
curing whether the accountants have not car
RED over to next year certain payments which
belong TO this whether the Company has complies,
with adj tue conditions of the sinking funds, &c.
and then they wind up with outlaw about the
magnificent surplus OF $3.,;33 after the dividend.
aud try 10 raise a doubt us 10 whether OF not
the sanguine directors have not over estimated tho
earnings of the present month to an extent greater
than g. 722! AT all events, 50 far u ID. !yy E0es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30
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