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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New Work Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, August l3.-GoLD--Open-
ed at ll3!, declined to ll2s and closed
Mt ll3bmll3I. Borrowing rates las per
cent per annum and l.6im l-32 per ceut
per diem.
Firm,
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American Association for the Ad-
yauceupnt of Science.

DETROIT, August l3.-The American
Association for the advancement %. 81.
ence. now holding its twenty-iourth AL
nual session, convened this morning at
10 o'clock, for the third session OF tins
meeting, in order 70 listen to tn" a1.
dresses OF Professors Norton and Dawson
respectively, Of sections \ and Il, and
the Vice Presidents of the ASSOCIATION,
after which Professor Riley, having ten
dered the reports OF the State Entomo,o-
gists, of Missouri. to the association
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HON. BEN EGGLESToN,


wbo was next introduced as n
mo, nnt likely to cct modest,
Inn, vbo would speak for himself. And,
nh, how ne smoke. He fairly ruved. He
.,it he wanted to be heard over on the
VIRGINIA side and no doubt he could have
I.,T Rrt he w,. hryoud II doubt.
I.~,,,,,I,, t,rwarJ to ~ nm illustration of
,,h,, o,. Governor HAVE, had said about
49,. h.,.u,,. If nrnuIor education. for he
,.'n,,rrrrd p,yinc .,loricu. tribute
:, the scenery; the surrounding
,,,.r,,.,,rs and brau,irll river. al
.,~,',.i ,o ov.o..n the sentimental feelings
,f tra sneaker for he roared out. This Is
- L.an,iI-r r,up-ter-y. | lowe To look
-. +, surrounded hy thc,. beautiful flags.
a,J nor. 80 t>Ynof 'cm. He asserted that
-. ,ra.,,'t ,traij tp speak his sentiments
,,,n'h,r. f,r r,w ihi, WAS one Of th,
G,,..., r..,n--,ar--ics on the globe. She
h,j f,,. soil rich minerals. every
,mar w~s - sovereign. and it was
,ha host government in the world The
s,o,t.r ,b., snok, of the war: fought
,hn L,,.i.. over ararp. and pitched ve-
I.,.,.,,,,,I,. INFO urrbei. " or cour,r ral
Lt.I,n ing,,ioo. aud the public schools;
b,,, h.. s.5I ba loved Green backs lie
,T.n'.,, ,hcrn The he's thInrin the world.
Lut hr JIIn,t want to wait 80 long for
,r. Nov, u,oav proposed 10 bc
issn,d hr ~. Democrats He said
n. lid ,I,nII Groom hack. because they
werra, Ohm ;ny.rtinn "Au Obin man.
sold La ..;,yenrad tho machine tbs, made
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Distinguished visitors TO Arrive.
FOREIGN.

Cardinal Manning Replies 10 Glad
stone.
NEW YORK, August l3.-A London
dispatch states that the pamphlet Of Glad
stone has elected a reply from Cardinal
Manning, in which he says the eX-Pre-
micr is among the chief apostles Of the
revolution against the peace Of the Chris
tiar church.
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Parliament PrOrOgucd--Spcc OTthC


prorogucd till the 29th of October.
The Qnecn in her speech at the clos
ing Of the session says: My Lords and
Gcntlcmcn-l am happy to be enabled
10 release YOU from your attendance NJ
Parliament. Relations between myself
and AL foreign powers continue to be-
cordial, and look forward with hope
and confidence to the uninterrupted
maintenance OF European peace. They
it paid this country an invitation of my
GoAcrnment, by the ruler OF Zanzibar,
has led to the conclusion of Il supple.
mcntary convention, which | trust may
bc ctiicacious for a more complete sup
preston of East African slave trade. |
have learned with deep regret, that the
expedition dispatched by my Indian
Governmcnt from Burmah, with view
t. open communication with the Western
provinces OF China have been treacher-
ously attacked by an armed force, while
in the Chinese territory. This outrage
unhnppily involving the death of Il young
and promising member Of my Consular
service, is the subject Of careful inquiry,
and no effort shall be spared to secure
r,l... -. H., =, ,-o.-
tHc puh'' li'''','' W ''''IOi ,Tt,. ~;
lh'tS"'tu AL" c"I,''','t'I' iD.., r. u, .o''',-
I'oh U' my C',o'''", c.,..Ia ,''"p'', g
se"e'"''i P'SP'' I"'' G,n,'
In' li'" 80, ,;t..,I ,,,;,'
.h"hA 70" Iot NV Ii"''" - suPP ~.
you nave '''u .T' r.O;,' .,,c,.;'..
L'rd' ana G["t',i''eI' "s"s ~
TO me - ""u ''i"' '''' iv'' '"..''O sol.'
GRAFTON you na'e nav EIHs" % .;a ,ne q. .;,n', 'y"'
statutes "h'r" 'la''' i'o"l I'm. ~ '''',,
been passed ;oF Tue PI,sI' a''o'' Az, VI i,".,
IN ircIahl, mas F.SU'',u Il. "''"su' =, =,
which WINE Fel"A'H| Ing W ~ ee',s ~
1"tihtr ehact'htrt', l. VH'Iu,"seu W '''"'"
tam u" trahPul''y ol t"e c'. ,o"u.tE.
'.oss;,,,,
uorp.,orcucc 70 the SHINING Bill
,.,I,a...
''."I ~ ,,o'r rp}1i, Lr.iro.. on5 Jitr.r
,,,.,.,-,.i,. .r;.;,,,' go O.
'"'t W Vi'''''o'' ''i'',,' CO.! ,7 h.a
'Ar'y' n''.' ,''" "f',".,',i' ~, 't.,' t. ,, ",
uIIor'-,.,'.''l P'l,s,'s'u ~ ,Lo on -,L.,,
R'Ss,DS t;5, .'IJ h,I Ln, r@in;ce that Won have
I",P I.In III, Lr a ,.,,nyrsr,. nnori,nan, ,o
,,;,,,ir;-b cor.;j.-sbtv ~ tho darrnr. which
nv sen .faring subject. are exposed. |
nave every reason to hope that the pro.
,,r.,s ir fl. revenue system, which ha,
I 49,. -....,.4 mill l.. fDl|t-
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The Standing committee adopted the

The Standing committee adopted the
following resolution:
ReslLred, That this association request
the State authorities of the different
States in the Union, as well as the officers
in the respective departments of the Gov
ernment, TO furnish the Library Associs-
tion with all reports on scientific subjects,
by renting them to the Secretary.
Invitations to visit various manuf4c-
turing establishments, and especially to
examine the process of plscicultue, at
Worthwhile, were received and read.
y number of new members were then
admitted TO the Association, after which
Prof Putnam announced that the gift of
81 900, made by Mrs Elizabeth Thomp-
son, Of New York, to be expended at the
discretion of committee of the AssOcia-
ton, had been devoted to the geological
survey Of Ohio by j. 5. Newberry.
Sunday school Assembly.
FMRPoIST, August l3-An association
OF graduates Of the Assembly's Of normal
course OF last year was called and the
Chuutauqua Alumni WAS organized and
o. graduate, were present. DR.. .. +.
Prcsby, Washington, d. C., President;
Rev. j. \. Worden, Steubenyllle,
Ohio, Secretary. Tbs forenoon,
Rev. c. +, DEEMS, ID. d.
pastor ofthe Church ofthe Strangers, New
York, spoke on the Sunday School and
Gods Book of Nature. The teacher
must have a distinct idea of his work. He
is not to teach science or literature, have
nothing to do with mental training or
aesthetic culture. He is to teach the truths
Of the Bible rs from God. The measure
OF his success will be the number Of his
pupils who become sanctlticd. The
Doctor proceeded to unfold the book OF
nature in the most mastery manner, and
was repeatedly applauded by his auditors
1t was one of the finest addresses OF the
whole Assembly.
THIS afternoon lecture on some of the
elements of success in Sunday School
teaching, was delivered By the venerable
Rev. Richard Newton, ID. d., rec
tor Of the Church OF the Epiphany, of
Philadelphia. The speaker mentioned
some Of the principal elements, namely:
Sympathy, simplicity and strength.
Mentlon was made of an aged woman,
of Philadelphia, who had taught the in
FAINT classes for forty years, and had only
been absent from her class two Sundays
during that period.
Distinguished Visitors 10 Arrive.
After this address it was announced
that General Clinton9 b, Fisk, Hon. Oliver
uovt. Sentor Fenton and Gen. Babcock,
would accompany the President from
jamestown to Fair Point, Saturday. Ad-
dresses will be delivered from the plat
form ut that time by Mr.. Hoyt, ex-Goy-
ernor Fish, DR.. Fowler and the President,
The steam yacht Josie Belle, will BRING
the party from jamestown, and will be
appropriately decorated. The platform,
cottages and grounds will be illuminated
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.,rEgyAY was 81 bad day for murder
Three Of them met death by hang
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Heinerch Adolf Van Scastrow, gener'
Al OF the Prussian army, died Yesterday,
aged 74year..
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at'hrrlinQ Gralstrr,

..-.y CLOSED in New York Yesterday
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France and the Centennial,

PARIS, August l3- The number OF
persons intending to send goods to the
Philadelphia exhibition is increasing
here and in the departments. AT Lyons
to-day, NJ. Appleton addressed meeting
Of silk manufacturers on the subject of
the centennial. Besides making many
practical suggestions, he gave an elo-
quent expression OF the sympathics Of
America towards France. A specil.
committee was appointed to attend to
dlSpatching goods to Philadelpnia.
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An IIirnmOntnne Elected I'm tie
German Parliament.

BERLIN. August - -Herbhng, the
Ul,ranontaue candidate, has been elected
I, the German Parliament for Cob.ents,
bv 5000 majority.
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a Dispatch from New Orleans
received at General Sheridan's
headquartes yesterday, says that
all patients at Barrancas, are recovering
The fever is very bad at Pascagoula.
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The New Freight Tariff East and West

The new freight tariff to the West at
the advance, goes into effect this morning
over the four trnnk lines, New York
Central Erie, Pennsylvania and BaltI'
more and OHIO railroads. The paSsen-
ger rates were made uniform more than
six months ago The freight agents are
not permitted TO make contracts for more
than ten days, under the new arrange
ments.
The conference between the Nice-Prcsl-
dent of the Pennsylvania railroad and
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ut
Baltimore, has reference to the above
schedule only so far as they had mutual
understanding as to details in regard to
freight going west from Philadelphia and
Baltimore. The Erie and New York
Central roads have already agreed on
details affecting New York and Boston.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGlS1 Elk.
Associated Press Report. by western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Statement of the Affairs of Duncan
Sherman Il Go.

New YORK, August ia statement
of the affairs of Duncan, Sherman x Co.,
has oeen prepared for publication, from
which it appears that the liabilities OF the
firm are $4,S72, l2O, and assets, 81, H.,
74O. This statement is not otlicial ana
can be taken Us representing the
approximate amounts, for it has been pre-
pared to answer the many inquiries re-
garding the probable condition Of affairs,
and with special care, to avoid making a
better showing than may be ustlhed'
All doubtful assets have been reduced or
stricken out. The amount OF liabilities
given OH account of travellers credits and
circulars, is $2,372, ,9j2,
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old Catholic Coufcre e

BoNS, August l3.-The old Catholic
Conf.rcrcc occupied to-day discussing
the question OF the procession Of the
HOLY Ghost. The conference mas nearly
agreed to the formula concerning IT,
which will be submitted tomorrow, to
which the eastern and western churches
may jointly subscribe,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21
IOWA vs.. NEBRASKA

Some weeks since W. H. Ludlow,
ESQ, Of Red Cloud. wrote . letter
which Vas published in the Laporte
CRY Progress. Blackhawk county,
Iowa, in which Vas set forth some Of
the advantages Of this part Of Ne
baska Is compared With Iowa The
paper above named comments thereon
It length. and - It is . question Of
general interest We viii copy the ne
marks, and endeavor to answer the OBJ
jectiona. The Progress says:
Very many Of or readers in this
section Of country ore veil scqoaiased
with the writer Of the above, and Will
read uith much interest anything he
may have to ssy about the couetry %
which he has migrated. But Il may
be . little sma ing to some Of them,
ahen he asks them 10 co0trese Ala
g.axhoppsr smitten country With this
state. We have been . resident Q!
Iowa for about tvesty-tv0 years, end
have ueTer known . failure IN the AZ
rieuitural products Of tho State IN that
tims. Whiic. during the a1e period
se have bces reminded Of the total
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21

than IN Nebcasks, taking one year
With anothes.
Il u seIl tsosn that for . loas tine
past Love has looked With . Jealous
and envious eye upoo the many thoas-
.nds Who annually cross the State to
seek homes 10 Nebraska, and many
devices have been resrted to in order
70 arrest the tids Of immigration and
secure the same in that State. But
thoee seeking new homes prefer Ne
brsska, and thousands Of our beet
citizens have even left the beautiful
prsiries aud fertile valleys Of Iowa for
. new home ia Nsl'rs.ks, aud are
perfectly satisfied si,h the change.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21
From the Hastines Journal.
4 CARD.

En-. JoURNAL:-I understand that
Nj. G. l. Mather. Of Red Cloud has
said that | vas in Webster county re.
gently, circulating . petition asking for
. change Of mail route from Juniata
10 Red cloud to . route from Hastings
N Red Cloud. | wish thus publicly
to oy that said report is false in toto.
never VA in Webster county in my
life. I never circulated nor even saw
any such petition anywhere. The ru-
Wer . entirely without sny foundation
IN fict. SAML ALExANDKR
hsssines, April Is, 1875.
A the gentleman who signed the
above card Gems to be somewhat az
erieved We give him the benefit Of his
denial We stated to him in person
just what IL charged above. aud also
gave the source of our information.
We we're tod BY . gentleman whose
word zone viii gain<ay that . petition
vas circulated. asking that the route
from Red Cloud 10 Grand Island be
'diOostinusd. and . new route from
|Hsstings 70 Riveston established, and
veg kindly irving Red Cloud . Stub
route 70 eosne Convenient point Our
|iafcsua.t further stated that the Pc
Itiioa Vas taken to, OF presented, in
precinct. BY . "Mr. Alex
hnder." Nov, there may Be others Of
The oDs name in the country, but Ne
pappossd that the urbane and gentle
naay postmaster 1t Hastings was the
tndiviaual meant Il may have been
md probably was some other Alex
ts1sr'' who had the petition in ques
=. but ve viii adhere to the ssate-
~ taas Hastiaes did epdeavor t.
"ok the scheme regarding the
haaes 6 tAs mad routsi and vail
hrtkw stafs that Il = not the irst At
smuL h eitlseas Of Webstsf
Ia,npcsssiafs thsss Efforts Il ost-
aanmo11ss sitA ehNe thfae1
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21
STOCK MEN PLEASE READ.
Furnished BY D. q. Wheeler, Secretary
State Beard Of Agriculture.
For The largest and best hock Of Pure
Blood. Short Wool Sheep----.---tO0 OF
For the largest and best fock Of Pure
Blood, Long wool Sheer.----. $500 OF

y VI tOD I8IB 0ct 8uO O0SS uoCk vi xuE0
Blood. Short Wool Sheep...------eM 90
For the largest and best fock Of Pure
Blood, Long wool Shcer.-~.--.. $500 90
REGULATIONS.
Believing thst no State in the
Union al present more natural advan-
tages for w~oo!-growing than Nebraska,
these premiums are offered as an in
ducensent to bring sheep into the
State. The premiums are liberal, and
the requirements easily complied with.
The natural motive power for manu-
featuring purposes, while, perhaps.
not equal to some other States, is
abundant and sufficient.
Premiums will be awarded and paid
10 cash at the January Meeting Of the
Board 10 1878.
FlOcks competing must be brought
into and be owned in the State between
January LIST, 1875 aud January lst,
1873, and shall not be less than one
thousand head, must be permanently
in the State, from date Of arrival, and
ut the time of the award.
Fiocks in the State ut the time Of
an Annual Fair held BY the State
Board, owners thereof must have
samples Of weol on exhibition at the
Fair, and also ut least one Buck and
five ewes.
Competitors must make entries With
the Secretary Of the Board in Lot ..
Class 3,-same as other stocks, 1t or
heal the time of 1ocks coming into
the State, within the three months
next preceding January LIST, 1878
Statements under oath must be fled
with the Secretary, showing number
of flock, breed. date Of arrival in State
and details rs to profit or loss by the
enterprise. 1t is also desired that
facts and opinions be presented rs to
the feasibility of wool growing in the
State, adaptation Of climate, range,
native grass, and other matters on
points bearing on the subject.
The awarding committee will con-
sist Of Eve gentlemen, acknowledged
wool growers Of experience, to be sp-
pointed by the State Board,-resi-
dence not material, in the State or out
in the United States or out to be
appointed ut the January meeting Of
the Beard, 1871. Sheep bred in the
State cannot compete for these prem
iums.
The Board hope to be able another
year to enlarge this class Of premiums
and to provide for aocks bred in the
State.
The present object is to induce more
| sheep to be brought into the State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21

There il one thing fure. and that is
that Laird did not aud could not get .
majority in his own county. Adams
county. where they know Laird, has
not now. and never has given him .
majority. The county could not be
induced TO nominate him. He never
could have bsen elected had il not been
accomplished BY trick. played 10 other
counties, through the trcachery Of
such meo - c. l. Msther.- Hasfin0s
Journal
The shove isone Of the many vhines
over the late election that escaped
from the Senator's psper. 1t may
or may not be true that Laird could
not get . majority in his Own county.
but it is evident that be received .
majority 10 his own precinct, where he
4 known. and. also. . large majority
10 " iIsou'e precinct, where both we're
known. 10 showing up the fact that
Laird did not get q majority 10 hisown
county the Lurnui fails to state just
the exact number Of non-r residents
who voted at Hastings, and rs . mat
ter of cou. Sc, did not vote for Laird.
10 regard to the tricks" We will say
that it did not require trickery to in
duce the citizens Of Webster county
TO vote for Laird and Thorne. On the
contrary, there would have been owe
q hundred more votes for the so-called
boiling candidates, if it had been
more generally known that they were
in the field.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21
oExs YscE ~ A;rrxI,
Epseiaiiy ss-of ei . .

!S-ysy E.sk Hi-.srysss.. and Eyss.as fzsss
tip e.
A large eoll.stios 81 p~isfusss ~ isSs.s,t
sisss ssi on sifaoet ever eDsesis shts ssissrt
hsvs been put .p in an . tssestfe s.ysfsts ..
ani are ess offered ~ . pft-e intsn4ed IN
make them vopotss In every sense.
Esysiops No. I. s~0atsisins ~ bssstiss'
engraving . 10 boz r~aSv. sud VII be seat-
pesfasss pail tn nd address fss osk Dol.
LAR. A tksfsI as><sss. % assnts ssf
tesehenL
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21

A splssdid .sssrtusss Of schtp EO,ks
haze bs~n sarss s;y prepared ZOE The boil ~
interest cas- ~ -seese4 ssr s.sti~nsas 90
.S9y. old 90 ysanS.
No. ]. Hslf hssnd. eistk stiss. si;, hSet.
No.. E.if esssd. ssssh ..4s.- ~ I.<k.
se %. 1Zsh ineA~---T 30
Ne. 3. tsil D~s.ezs. Asysisi b~-ssdb. sSiI
sod sasiSse. vsry rs~h. 0,r0- :lss
LstfsssS 20 sr5es in gid ~ x<f. .ark itss.
pStes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21

Ata Cost Of % ceats Pari.
PAsrs !. Ia III Asa Jysr Ppsls.s.p.
THE ART

Com pless in IL monthly r,,ts. at 81 eseh Pc
producing trs best full o ESQ fluctuations
from the earlier volumes % 1 he Aid,ae.
Each monthly psrt viii eortain sis snpsro
aud ~heth~r inr bias ing or frs m'ns siii 10
entirely beyond e mp~sstise Va ~. g or arts
tic ehsrsc'.r Esery IMPRESSION oil Ie INST
carefully tskes on the hsast tuned pzp y.
snd no p.ins will be .sare1 a. mst- tho fks
richest pfodsc ioa ~ Q ssres sbiss h<s ~@o.
In . marssiSasiy short tame. . side
grputstisn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21
rnE WEEKLY rusr AND MAIL.

He keea snIaored On ss eight columns PAGES
Of the sise ef me Daily. anil eeatsias ali The
esrrsat seaeral asd local nee. Il the sssk.
nth saiuAtis foreign and domes,is e.rs--
,ssnasncs The Asss stories Of the dsy. politi-
cal. Sshi.n. society. and other Articles. saa
9th ms he rspsrD psersrei sasress!' ssr
tts country rvadess. ssi cNsefsliy f~sssd -
10 the hear Of going te pres. Thogxh its tn-
c-es.e Ia sise mAAes 10 eas the lsrssst -.st
lies IN the rsunff, 70 r~snasns o. her.'stoFs
one Of the cheapest. the saasal sasssr'rt.e.
pesss kesss osiy
oas scsIAa AS v.srv
To vhi.h must he aided an~e. eess, ra-tare.
ts be prepaid. sner Jsaus'y l. ~ The ruh
Usher. IN secsrdanee sitL the lac shtch s.ss
into operation At that date. Extraordinary
Inducements are ea.svi 10 -uhssr ssr, ~AS
rre!e, 90 s.ti IN nse,vs. .f ops siue Tsgss
- ksmittAnss may be make stth-r nv
drsn. eKpss~s. Poet otAse order. or res~tsrsl
letter. Of cur rtsk.
All letter. .h ,aid he afirr..~I "a tho
CHICAGO PpSr AND - Nil CO. - asJ -
Dearborn street
Important bet briefns~, letter. are solicit
81 from all rarts "f the coustry. No a.tt-s
MI. be taken o. anonymous communications
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21

WILL The editor Of the Hastings
Journal ever leasn that b has got in
toe country whore the pe'ps vote
iisseasosdy' The people Of Webstss
county voted for Jborne and Laird f,r
The simple resson that these men wers
their choice. The voters Of Webster
county kxec almost to . usu vho the
nominees we're, and repudiated them
upon that knowledge. 1t il true that
more voters knew Who Wa nominated
than that there VA spothsr ticket in
the field, and many renamed 1t home
Who would have voted If they had
known Of opposition. The reiterated
assertion Of the Journal that il vas
only BY the trick Of keeping other bal
lots from the polls that secured the
election Of LAird and Tbone. is dis
gushing TO the voters Of this county,
and is generally taken - . direct in
suit to the intelligence Of the people.
Dsgue evidently thinks that voters are
incapable Of ''voting undersfandinRly.'
Keep on the same strain. awhile long
er, If you ere really DESTROYS ofmakinR
yourself Is obnoxious - possible.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21
THE Al0lNE C0APANY'S
New Publlc0tlns.
SOLD ONLY Bv SUBSCRIPTIONS.
TIE ALpIxE: -iIE ART JOURNAL oF
AMERICA.

This splendid enterprise b pc, only -sll
ssssainei in esery f.s,ure. hal. v b. ips con
SANITY developed AMI im"r.ssd, "a ts-i.y
stands without . rival In the ~hoie vertf -
periodical li,ertsur~. The bssat,iai dog
portrait. "Msnis Cn.e.s.h Friend q
chrome presented 70 evsts sahsersosr. y \
decided hit. s.d viii ~ p...slbls. aid la tie
popularity which th,s sstk hs- zsin~i. The
ART UNION fesiur. sio ~, m,sss xIast
and beneHeent ~ ults. In ~srnuslns pablie tn
teSe.t in the kne art. Ctrraisss and Iai IL
70, nation on APPLICATION.
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