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NOTICE.

NIOTICE. PHILIP B. BYRNE is HEREBY
" notified that on October 7th. 1878, Mary Jane
Bye his wife, fled her .es petition iof q diToIce Co
mon Pleas in and for the County Of Hamilton,
and State Of Ohio, charging him with gross neg
iect Of duty and willful absence for more than
three years, and praying that me marriage con-
tract between them may be dissolved.
LONG, KRAMER h KRAMER, Attorneys;
October 10Th, 1878. 0cl6-6tW
A ITTACHMENT.-T. C. PEARCE VS.. JAMES
A 8. MILLER.-Before E. Gilligan, Justice OF
the Peace Of Cincinnati Township, Hamilton
County. Ohio.-On the 18th day of October, A. D.
1918 said Justice issued an order Of attachment in
The above action for the sum OF forty dollars
$40 O0). ,o.sI i. Y. fEAhSE; si. 3.L;
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THE sIsrERLY AFFECTION OF MRS. MYERS.


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 23.-Dan. Dement,,
a member of the gang of train-robbers who
planned the attack on the Kansas Pacific
train last week, was shot and killed Mon
day night by E. Light, detective OF the
Kansas Pacific Road.
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why she should have made the statements.
YoIING eoopAIK'6 YARN

Dies MONIES, IA. Oct. 23.-Young Good
ale, of Atlantic, was brought under writ
of habeas corpus to this city, Monday. He
was arrested for robbing a Black Hills
stage, Sept 26th. In his possession was
found bullion TO the value of 5000, three
gold watches, &c. He affirms his inno-
cence, and says he came in possession of
the things by having on his way home, in
company with others, surprised band OF
robbers who fed, leaving the booty be-
hind. He will be indicted for murder, for
highway robbery, and for mail robbing at
DeadWood
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of improved White Sewing VIA.
chimes at reduced rates. ]. SACKSTEDER q
CO, 2S9 Central avenue. oc2l-6t
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BANKRUPTCY.

DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
- Southern District of Ohio. In bankruptcy.
No. 2,173. In the matter of William H. Codding-
ton, a bankrupt. The creditors of said bankrupt
court praying for final discharge from al his
debts provabc under the Bankrupt Act and the
acts amendatory thereof and said creditors are re-
quired to appear at a Court OF Bankruptcy to be
held before me at my office, No. East Third
street, Cincinnati, on the 18th day Of November.
1875 at 10 O'Clock a. m, and show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted. FLAMEN BALL,
Register in Bankruptcy.
Dated at Cincinnati, October 22d, 1873.
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CALL AT THE AMERICAN SEWING MA
I J CHINE ROOMS, 1T WEST FOURTH STREET,
AND SEE THE NEW BUTTONHOLE MA
CHINE
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For an elegant meal go to Lew. Boman's
q West Fourth street.
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Gents Furnishing Goods

Mems White Dress Shirts laundried. 81,
sold elsewhere at 81 Is.
Mems Linen Collars, 121ac each.
Mems Suspenders, soc a pair.
Mems Windemere Flat Scarfs, 75c each.
Mems Paddington Scarfs, SOC each.
Mems Satin Windsor Scarfs, SOC each.
Mems initiated Handkerchiefs, great bar
gain, 35c each, or for ~.
Handsome Novelties In half-hose, Just
opened
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MEDICINAL.

Keeshan's Cod Liver Oil.
>uRF FRESH, TAsTELEss, 1T WILL NOT
disagree with the most delicate stomach, and
Is recommended by the highest medical authnri-
ties. JOHN kEt1Sn AN, DI9SsiEv,
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SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball.

BASe.baII.
At Buffalo N. Y.-Buffalos 4, Chicagos
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
still Another SWigldle.

The following is a spccimen.of
letters with which the country is
being toodedjust now, and is hard
ly necessary 10 state that the suck-
or that bites at this bait, gets bit
Clark * Co., Adjusters of Claims
IN the L :. and Europe, No. 1867
Broadway, New York, November
II, 1870. Dear Sir: Is this your
signature on the enclosed slip OF
paper! II So you are entitled to II
certificate of gold mining stock,
valued a, $500
The money you sent in the letter
from which the Inclosed slip has
been clipped was Invested on the
Partisan margin principle, which
resulted IN lawfully securing foI
YOU the cel iificatc OF stock referred
10 above.
Write on receipt OF this, and re.
turn to as the enclosed slip of pa
per So wc can compare it with your
signature, and # found TO be cor
rect, we will prove your claim, re.
ccivc the stock and forward it to
you. Respectfully yours.
CLARK & Co.
=. S.-Let MS know by what ex.
press you wish the stock sent.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
TEiE &I:st.NI.
4 Matter Of Interest tc
EsByrrs and sellers Of
iWcsiica.ei and 9th.
cr sIiHu0rs.

The following letter in regard to
the ardent will be found Of interest
tc dealers throughout the State:
United States Internal Revenue, }
Collectors Office, Dist. Of Ark :
Little Rock, Oct Z, 1873. \
John Ii. Price, Esq, Deputy Col
hector, Lillle Rock
SIR-l am IN receipt Of yours pi
the 4th last, relative To the dispo-
sition of goods now in the market
IN thi- u, known as mcdicated
whiskioa," etc, aud asking rs TO the
liability OF parties selling or vcnd
ing the same. In reply | have Ia
say that all patent or proprietary
medicines, medicai preparations
and compositions which are in ro-
ality such and which are prepared
and compounded by any private
formula occult, secret or art, or OF
which the proper formula Is not
publIshod in some Standard mcdi.
cal authority, are subject to III,
stamp tax.
Alcoholic or distilled spirit may
be used as an element, ingredient
or compound. Si,ll, if they are IN
use and effect. as well as in name,
me lcinal articles, and are SO held
out and recommended to the pub.
lie the persons who sell such medi.
cal articles, are not liable to spc.
cial tax as liquJr dealers. On the
other hand, articles which are held
out, Labeled and sold MS IN dical H.
quors, wines, gin. brandy, whisky,
cordials, or bitlers, winch are sub
s'an,ially wines or distilled spirits,
and are used or sold as alcoholic
beverages, even though they have
the stamps attached to the packages
such Us the Ia" requires TO be ut
tAchcd to patent or proprietary
medicines, ran"ot be legally sold,
except under special tax stamp Ola
liqGor dealer.
| lnrlher hold, that makers, com.
Founders or manufacturer of such
liquors and beverages, are liable to
pay, aud there should be coll c.ei,
II special tax, as "rcciiticrs.'
1t is evident that ,hls class OF
goods, pu' up and sold us mcdlca
ted, contain no medicinal virtues,
md are put up in this shape aud
called medicines for The sole pur-
pose Of evaling the United States
internal revenue laws rs well Il. he
state laws, and no person will be
allowed 10 sell them without frs
paying special tax AS liquor dealers,
and you will notify parties selling
them OF the ruling OF this Office.
Respectfully,
EDWARD |vu,yLER, Collector.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

THERE 10 something wrong in q
law that compcls man who owns
neither property, nor stock, nor
vehicle ofany description, to do the
same amount of labor on the roads
~ one who owns lands, and keeps
from ono to half u dozen heavy
wagons and teams constantly on
the roads. Can't our next Legisla-
turc remedy this IN some way. The
poor man who works by the day
for q living, is forced to work the
roads, while one third of the prop
erty owners are either non.resi-
dents, or beyond the age, and
therefore exempt.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

TIE vauntcd assertion of some Of
our leading journals tha; the future
safety OF the American Republic is
in the acceptance Of, aud adhcrancc
70, tho Grecnback party, seems to
have no weight, and to produce no
impression on tho minds OF the
people, either north or south. Ii
would bc exceedingly polite in the
Democratic party after such veto
riea as was gained in the recent
elections, to drop into insigniilcancc
and merge into such mushroom as
tho Grcenba,k party;-a party
made up Of dissatisfied parlisans
from both the Republican and the
Democratic parties, the former pre-
dominating. Oh! SIrs, q man is
always known by tho company he
keeps. So II is with party. When
such men as Ben. Butler, Clayton,
Mcclure and Roots, affiliate and
oGlciatc with party, the people
knowing their antecedcn,s, il is SO
strangely consistent for disappoin,.
OIL Office seekers TO say, "Come
unto me yc that are heavy laden,
and ! will give you rest" come
join the National party-to men
who were born and raised IN the
grand old Democratic party.
No sir, none OF that for us. Stuck
TO the party that is true to the ma
ton. The Nationals are undoubt.
edly communists; and the settled
purpose OF their leaders and mana
gers, Is To create confusion in the
democratic ranks, in order to push
through and elect the republican
candidates. The facts are bcfpre
the people that the majority of the
leading Nationals were leading Re
publicans, and as q matter Of course,
upon strict party questions, will
vote with the Republican party.
DO not blinded, true lovers OF lib
srty, but remain true TO your party,
and the election of 1880 will record
the crownihg victory Of the Demo.
cratic party, and the fa,ure pros
perity Of the country.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
Eanseg,s Fever FOc.

Frlchtful ana ficndish chills, aud
flushed frettul ievor, found ielicit-
Gus Fanny Forest, while trohcking
and frisking IN IA forsaken foggy
forest. Fanny forthwith flew TO
her iore-iather's fnrelorn farm house
leoling feeble, flung her iaultless
form fondly 10 her fathers faithful
fortress. Fine-teathcred fashiona-
bic Fanny fortified the ferocity of
frenzied chills and fever with quin.
inc, fervently feeling fate favored
freedom from the friyh,iul fevercd
6end. F,ckle quin'ne freely failed
Fanny fluently told her fate Her
fleet. footed iather forthwith, forti
fled with fllial iondness, flew as a
fleet footman, and faced the form
and features of Frank Fulsom at his
fancy drug store and found Days
Ague Tonic full and fresh. Fast
and far was the ieverish fiend's
uight. Fanny's features freshened
and she became fond Of fashionable
feasts and finery.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

upon a sound money basis, fiuan.
cial'y speaking, and not upon such
new and impracticablc ideas as ex
pressed in the platform OF the Ma.
uonal Greehsack, Republican par
ty. Unfortunately for the Ava
Ianehc, 4 temporary popular tide
has governed its sentiments more
than her patriotic principles. Be-
cause, for,oo,b, the Democratic par
~ objects ton broadcast issue OF
paper money without q guarantee
Tor its redemption, it is held that it
is argaycd against the true interest
and wishes o' The people, But this
is in the eyes onl y OF political trick
stcrs and party hangers-on, siriv.
ing either tor popular distinction.
or, as the Avalanche says, for the
spoils Of Office. II is Il noticeable
lact that wcak.knecd democrats and
over Jealous republicans, both
striving for the same ends, endeav
or to blur the vision of the public
,niLd as to their true sentiments
upon the money question. But the
evidences are, that the people have
not been blinded, though some have
been misled in the matter. The
National party organs conldn't
quite deludo tho peoplo into the
idea that ibc new departure was
safer and sounder on this question
than the old "stand by" the Dem.
ocr"tic party, and fell far short OF
their predictions at the November
elections. Be square and firm
nelghbor, even il you are disap
pointed in your expectations some
times.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
STATE News.

Little Rock is going to have &
Cotton Compress.
Hot Springs has had case o.
burglary.
Lewis A. Brown, Representative
from White County, is n John T
Jones man.
The earthquake on Monday night
last extended to Little Rock. Ii
was q shaker from shakcrvi,le.
Augusta, Ark, has been indulg.
ing in u shooting match Result.
two men with puncturci hides.
Cross County bad hanging
lately. Carr was billed" as the
principal actor in the tight rope
performance.
The Hot Springs Telegraph man
believes that Rector is the right
man, and that therefore he will be
sent to the Senate to Rector.fy
things generally.
The State FAIR ut Little Rock. is
in full blast. Col. Williams deliv.
cred the opening address, Hon.
Poindox,cr Dunn no, being able to
attend.
Van Buren Argus-A Saloonist
killed man by hitting him under
ear with his fist. Moral. Never hit
a man under the ear with you fist.
/, you must hlt him, take q brick
or four pound weight.
Hon. j. L. Craveus' majority
ovcr Rice in the Third Congress-
ional district Is 33t. as shown by
the returns in tho Secretary o,
States office. The Republicans
were craven(g) for Rice. Too bad.
Judge Lynch held a matinee in
johnson County, and burly negro
received the beneft-he had before
that, figured r.,her conspicuously,
IN rape case. After the play, he
broke his eek while pulling ut one
end of n rope.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

A carefully compiled table by
speaker Randall, of the result O
the recent elections for Congress
men, gives the Democrats one hun
drcd and fifty one votes; the Re
ruhlicans, one hundred ana thirty.
tivc, and the tirecnbackcrs, five
This may be relied rpon as correct
The threat Of Republican snprcma
cy in the Losse, lacks Just twenty
votes OF fnlfillmcnt.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
The Memnhis Anneul. dnrinr Il

THE Memphis Appeal, during the
epidemic, lost n book.kccper, eigh,
compositors and ten men from the
press roo m, while sixteen members
OF tho families of lis employees
died. The Avalanche lost its bust,
ness manager, two editors. ii e com
positors, two pressmcn, a porter
and two carriers, and tho Ledger
four composjtors,
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

We have thought Of ii plan OF
paying off the national debt in six
weeks. Let the Government levy
q light tax, not exceeding 3 mills
on the dollar, on all poetry written
in tho United States, and let every
poet name the value OF his own
poetry. That will do it, and We
won't charge the Government a
cent for it either-[ Burlington
Hawkeye.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
The New Movement.

Here is q movement which all
should join. Here is the pledge to
which we ask signotures " With
malice toward none, and charity
for all, |, the undersigned, my con
science furnishing me, do promise
to pay the printer AT oHcE the
amount | owe him, for the paper |
have been taking, and that will
by all means, induce others 10 DO
likewise "-Faye,tcvilie Sentinel.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

A fashion journal arserts that
none but silver buckles should be
worn the coming season. This
may be the edict of society leaders,
but 1t will have no effect on editors
wives who prefer to wear gold
buckles ornamentcd with large
solitaire diamond surrounded BY
pearls. Rockland Courier.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
EEATTIr rIAMC
Grand Square & Up iSht, and Beat.
tvs Celebrated &C lden Tongue
Parl0r Or JAMS.
4 word In their favor. ~ 81;
Ernnn liz lEl-iu LII / RrI,II N.r !.

4 word In their favor ~ IL
From The (Elgiu. Ill lieiOfi ler;
1--WE have in our own bou- e "nc Of the pianos
advertised by Daniel y Br fiy la auuthvr cul-
umn, aud do not hesitate tn ,ronmcnd 10 truIn
our knuwicd.,r of IT. quality Ar beatty has
dealt very hunorably 10! u.s.
II. r.. >cdgvIck, Of BULap r;e. wa, says:
"Or.an came To hand all Ne. aud sfler ons
hours trial send yJu the ca y. II more than
meets my expectations The ,Hc /. rAc,rtllila.
" ine and uclud ods aud the trs L. styiisn aud
beautifully lin shed -
From J l.. Eycrrt. tsi Cashier Rational Broad
way Bauk, Nrn York
Organ Ne. Gao received. As mn fnllY salts
gei " in thv it'rtruwcut. Irrmi without nir-
ther uulay ! have mol thughi Il y r'-saiy ~ cali
experts to tc,tit. All IA! i,uiiiy tdriigu..d "
Every instrument iuily warranted i,,r siN ,rAr,
as strict hrst cii-r In ever te-ps rt. anu ~ n
,H,rauirc II g''r 'hth th-y rfr -hit ,'d pu 'r,u,
Ito itds~ t-i trid. thuutl rctiii.Hr and ff-igLt
Tparg, udid hIih Wa.s hl M Il tu-' are in sLy
anm uuisr'l .r'sruica or prNr un~ tstl,tur,
NulhluL .ii-f iiau hi. rar hr ~ re-
NrENf~ ~ " ~. tlif VI ere l ~. nune
nr discount In.'lt 10 tHirr urr iii ~ Toe H.
il -riid Tor inuir.t'd .Dk tEI.I~I EtCad.-
lnguc stiiu ~. Win i'-fiLi'm al itp dl-tiu-
-hirhrd i"rSun~. -'tir % wirmi you il , Suoa.
h-i'f 'nS INK -.."Ni"tr. 'd'lrv-> - MILF
bi.Aifl, --i,,i- "h, Ncw Jvrscy
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

"THE Democratic party was born
and brought up to sound money
doctrines. OF late 1t has been
troubled with sofiening of the brain,
bu, IL will soon be all right again.
-(Dallas (Tcxns) Commercial.
Copying tho above the Mem.
phis Avalanche comments as fol.
lows:
"The investigator who has dug
far enough INTO the Democratic
platforms, speeches and editorials
OF the past six months to discover
the exact position Of the party
managers on any one public ques.
ton, IL wanted. lie should step to
the front. Partisan democracy is
Q ship whose sails have been set TO
catch every breeze borne on the
wings of passion and prejudice. aud
popular ignorance aud misrcpre-
sentation. To these managers the
democratic faith ss expoundcd By
the fathers OF the party lives only
in reminiscence. Tho TACT Illus
fsates the difference between party
politics % means to great public
ends, and ms devious devices TO se-
cure the spoiis Of Office"
Tho Democratic party as haa ded
down to Us from Jefferson and 9th
ere, hes preserved its major princi-
ples intact. AZ to the assertion
that the democracy Of today trims
ils saiIs according 60 popular pas
sion, wo think that the Avalanche
Is mistaken. II has been the pur-
No. "a the marty to hold together
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
NOTICE.

BY VIRTUE of a decree Of the Mississippi
Probate tourt rendered al the July term. \ b
ls7S, IN the matter of j. j Carr. administrators
OF the Estate of X. ID. Carr, deceased against
Minnie 4 arr. l. iiiab l. Carr and Mar.ery A.
Carr, at which time the undersigned, as admin =
istrator, was ordered 10 sell the following de-
sCribrd lands at the door uf the Court hnnse in
the town Of Osceoa, on credit OF three months
said lands described rs follows to-wit:
ESns section l, township IA, range u, east
sw y scctiHn /, township II, IA ge II, east. Sc
y section !, township Is, range H. east ~ of
seciion 70. township H. range | >, east W., sv
\ section 81, township 10, range IL east -, OF
section -. tpwnship ~. range ~ east. contain
ing In all eleven hundred and twenty acres of
land
In pursuance Of said decree. will on the
stb. day II December yext, ls7s,
proceed to sell the above descI ibcu tracts of
land to the highest bidder. in front of the G, nrI
house door, in The town of Dscsola, state Of Ar
knnsns. on credit of three months, tn. sale 10
take place within lawful honrs OF said day. said
land sod sub, CT to the widows dow.r The
purchaser required o. give bond With good and
approved security, and lien retained IN same
said lan'i -oln for the purpo-e e OF paying the
debts probsted against the estate of H. ID iurr.
deceased. j CARR Adnr est of
X. ID. Carr, decd
No, sln Ns Printer's fee, sil,3j.)
u W Thomason, ATTY. li-9-it
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
- . -

An exchange declares that q man
who will read a newspaper three or
tour years without paying tor IT,
will pasture a goat on the grave OF
his grandfather.
Correct. We have few Of that
class on our list, the time of whose
"taking of we parently await, in
order to write up their obituaries.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

NJ. dc Carncran, presiding mag.
istrate of the Parliament of Ire.
vauX, was an honest and capable
man, lat Of so lively temper that
he could not brook the slightest
contradiction. Once upon u time
he had to lecture before Il village
audience on-of all things =" Mod
Grafton lie began:
"Gcntlemen, modcration-shut
that door. there's too much draught.
Gentlemen, moderation is one
will you be so good us to shut tina,
door?-Gentlemer, moderation is
one of the greatest virtues-hi,
there il all to
- - - - are you going
10 smut that - - - door =
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

Gov. MILLER, by proclamation,
gives notice that all applications
Tor pardon or remittance OF sentence
must first be preceded by IL notice
of three weeks publication in tho
county where the conviction was
had. All interested will govern
themselves accordingly.-tVan Bn.
rem Press.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
SATURDAY, KOv. l3. 1878.

Tmr net sum OF 81 .S2o,0o0 WIS
subscribed publicly aud through
the various official authorities, aad
exclusive Of private contributions,
to the yellow fever sufferers OF the
south s395,000 of tins was from
New York sl42,0 from Philadcl.
phla and $50, 900 from Europe.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

1uE Detroit Free Press strug-
gIes with the great question, and
says )" When yop hear man bawl-
rg around that capital is grinding
labor to death, there is an even
chance that YOU will find in him y
FREQ lunch 6cnd and dead beat"
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
Esas.ez.-sEaccn.

Thousands of Americans seek
health during the summer months
by quatlirg the c'ystal waters OF
some fashionable springs while
just as many sufferers remain ut
home through sheer necessity. The
Baden. Baden Springs of Germany,
are perhaps the most noted IN the
world. The water of these springs
is Aperient, acting pleasantly aud
gently upon the stomach, bowels
and kidneys. The active prInci
pies OF these celebrated springs
have been combined, forming a
beautiful white salt, which has been
bottled for family use, and is now
offered the American people under
the name of Bailey's Saline Aperl
entat 50 cents per bottle. The sal,
possesses all tho qualities of Baden
Baden water, is very pleasant, effer.
vesccnt and sparkling relieving
constipation, sick headache, sour
stomach, etc, at once.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

The thrill of rapture which pass
es through man when a pretty
girl puts her pretty arms around
his neck and kisses him, is not pre-
csely the same us the feeling which
takes possession of him when he
rolls up hls sleeves to wash in the
morning and ascevtains that there
is no water in the pitcher.-[ Puck
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
Warning Order.

In Mississippi Circuit Cou;, in Chaacory
7. Haynes, ! rlaintin,
David 4 Jcnni" CraiShead.j Defendant.
The Defendant Jennie Craighcai l. warned 70
appear in this Cont within rhirty days aud aa.
swcr The complaint of the plaintiff. T. u Uavnc'
j X. 2 HALF, Clerk.
u. W. Thomson, II. L.. A.Aciyh, y. &.
Attorney. ll-.i-4.
Nov 2l-t is-s
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

One half Of the world don't know
how the other half live-and ITS
none OF their business.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

1t isall the way up hill TO success,
but il wouldn't be so plaguey hard
climbing up if there were not so
many coming down all the time.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
She Awfs.i Summing tr.

The following is an approximate
Est of the number of deaths from
yellow fever in the principal towns
since its first nppearanco this yonr;
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23
PUI.NL0NA,

ia beyond comparison the best remedy for the
cure OF tDNNt MILTON GIVEN IN Irs MOST Al.
NAScrD sTAGEs), Asthma. Bronchitis, taturrh,
AMI all dcT.ngcments Of the NERVOUS SYs-
TEN. A circular containing particular " many
css,s 'urcessiu.ly treated, iull advice for the
treatment of the diseasts all, We mentioned and
certificates o actual cures, will be srnt IRE. BY
mnil To all applicants Address O CAR q
MOSES, sol. Proprietor, Is Cortlandi Street,
New York.