AMUSEMENTS.
TIM AI:CIL—The drama of innisfallen. after a
long announcement, has been produced at the
Arca Street Theatre. Mr. Falconer, the author,
and Miss Kate Belga°lds filli tho leading parts.
This play was heralded by thewarm and hearty
enconiums of the Boston press, and something a
little superior to the ordinary class of Irish
dramas was looked for. In Some respects, per
haps. ihni.!fallen fulfils this expectation, and is
worthy of the praise bestowed upon it. There
1 B n othing brilliant, or particularly- striking about
it. It does not bear the imprint of' genius. It is
sirnply a pleasant and pretty little representation
of certain phases of modern Irish life, with
an intricate, but natural and ingeniously
contrived plot; a dash of Fenianism; an
agreeable lack of shillaleh flourishing and
zild'lrish absurdities; and with two or three
116ve plots of an extremely interesting character.
Of course there is a high-bred Irish gentleman
who has given his heart to a fair maiden; of
course there le the traditional Irish girl with ' the
lovely face, the warm heart. and the extraordi
nary brogue; of course she is in love with an ex
tremely facetious but heroic and chivalric Irish
lad who has a weakness for cracking skulls and
absorbing whisky; and of course there is an in
triguing villain who is an informer, and who
walks to the footlights and discloses his plans
confidentially . to the audience, making them
tremble for the safety of the true lovers. who in
accordance with the known rule in such eases
triumphantly surmount all obstacles though the
efforts of the aforesaid heroic Hibernia]; of
plebeian extraction, and congratulate each other
an a happy circle as the curtain descends, while
the Beartless villain comes to grief in the back
eround.
But inniklaUen is, withal, a fair play, and much
More deaerving of popularity than those wretched
representations of impossible Irish character and
improbable events, which have made the reputa
tion of more than one successful actor. It might
much better to bAny Sure but we are thankful
that it is no worse.lrish drama is excusa
ble which does not contain that extraordinary
stage Irishrfran with which everybody is familiar,
and which comes to a happy conclusion. The
most commendable thing about the representation
is the beautiful manner in which it is put upon
the stage. The scenery is nearly all new, and
some of the effects are very fine. It would be
pleasant to speak only in words of commendation
of the actors. Mr. Falconer as "Terrence
O'Ryan" is "fair to middling," and that is about
all. The most striking feature of his acting is the
abSence of that "hullabaloo" and rant, which the
'uncouth Fenians of • the stage always seem to
consider necessary to the successful repre
sentation of such plays. His performance was
remarkable for the absence of any particularly
bad features, rather than the presence of any
strikingly' good ones. Ile would succeed very
well as an atlachd of some good stock company.
The same is true to some. extent of Miss Kate
Reignolds's "Katey Maguire." In some scenes
she was excellent, and displayed a tenderness
and pathos which were at once affecting and
natural. In Others she was coarse and vulgar,
and seemed to forget that she was personating a
young and innocent peasant girl, whose
heart is supposed to. be softened by a tender
passion, and whose demonstrations should be
csnixlued by the loss of her mother and brother.
The other performers were as,g;ood as the play
would permit them to be. Miss Price.partieularly,
has a very difficult, unpleasant and thankless
part. that isvery rititch.overdrawn. The attempt
was to depict a fashionable woman, in whom
every emotion is suppressed. and every feeling
of sentiment hardened by the world. The result
is, a vapid and inanimate creature who acts with
out consistency or sense. But the language of
most of the characters is natural and good. The
plot, as we have said, is excellent, and the
scenery beautiful. It is not improbable that hi-
Ta*.tratten will have a successful run, for there is a
large class of intelligent persons who have a de
cided partiality for such dramas. It will be re
peated to-night.
Tim Cuns - rxrr.—Mr. James E. Murdoch will
appear this evening as "Don Felix," in the bril
liant comedy of The howler.
Tux WM:NUL—MISS Charlotte Thompson is
drawing crowded houses at the Walnut. She
will appear to-night as "Camille," in the drama
of that name.
AcADEMY OF 3lrstc.—The Black Crook is still
drawing crowded houses at the Academy. It IA,
if possible, more brilliant and attractive than
when first presented. The mechanical effects
work smoothly and perfectly, and the ballet is
unquestionably as near perfection as it is possible
to bring it. It is said to equal the New York
performance ingeneral excellence and in the
beauty of its scenic effects. This is the last week
but one of its performance.
TILE ANI-ItICAN.-A varied entertainment will
be given at this place of amusement this evening.
songs, dances. farces and Ethiopian delineations
will introduced.
ELEVFaTU Brns:Er OPERA HOUSE.—Messrs.
Carneross & Dixey present a very attractive bill
at their opera house this evening. Carneross.
will sing some of - his — finest hMEdi, and lifter'
and his supporters will indulge in Ethiopian ec
centricities and extravaganzas.
PHILADELPHIA Ormi.t liousE.—This popular
place of amusement offers a brilliant entertain
ment this evening to the lovers of negro min
stri.lsy and comicalities. The company is a good
one. and the programme for each night is replete
with excellent things. The house is crowded
every night.
Tar PLAIN.:- .A.ND ROCKY MoUNTAINS.—Even•
night the Assembly Buildings have been crowded
with brilliant and 'fashionable audiences who have
listened with delight to the lecture of Mr. Ring
wait on the above - subject._ Mr. Ilingwalt illus
trates his text with a series of very handsome
paintings and stereopticon views. drawn from
photographs of the various localities which he
describes.
RISTORL—The great Ristori wilt appear at the
academy of Music on the evening of Monday,
the 21st inst. She will perform in Elizabeth, and
will be supported by a brilliant and talented
company of Italian artists.
Cant, BENTZ will give his second Orchestral
Matinee in Horticultural Hall on Thursday,
beginning precisely at 3 o'clock P. M. The
lovely symphony by Mozart, played last Thurs
day. will repeated by the grand orchestra,
which will also play the overture to William Tell,
a waltz of Strauss, the first finale of Wagner's
Lohenpron • and Meverbeer's Flambeau dance.
Mr. Jean l.onis will sing a song by Lacliner, and
Mr..Adbert Sartori will play a solo on the violin
cello.
BAISEINANN'S COSTIUMF: CONCERTS.—On the
evenings of the 15th and 16th lusts. Mr. Theodore
Babelmann will give two concerts, assisted by a
number ofpopular artists, who will appear in
selections from lavorite operas in costume. The
...concerts will take place at Horticultural Hall,
and they promise to prove very popular and sue
ceasful:
BLITZ.—The mysterious Signor Blitz indulges
in magic and the Black Art every night at As
sembly Buildings.
REAL ESTATE SALES•
PUBLICL SALE OF A DF,fiIIItAIILE COUNTRY
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10,'67, at ludf-past g o'clock. On the premises,
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from Chester, and 13( miles from Media, in Nether Provi
dence township, Delaware county, Pennsylvania, and
about eleven m a cs from the city of Philadelphia, will be
sold to the highest bidder, a desirable country place, con
taining between 6 and 7 acres of superior land, very de
sirably located. adjoining the lands of William Eves.
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The improvements are quite extensive; the most im.
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There is an ice vault and cave, built of brick, and the '
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city.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
-
rPWELFTII QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE PAR
MEWS AND MECHANICS , NATIONAL HANK.
PIILAItUEVI.I.S.I•4 11 October sth, 1867.
RE,SU
Notes and Dills dinc0unted........5 8 . 036090 06
Indebtedness of Directors.....'. ,24.600 00
United btrites Bonds deposited
with U. S. Treasurer to secure
circulation. ......../ 800 ,000000 00
United States 11.nds depofdted
with U. S. Treasurer to secure
deposits WO,OOO 00
Other United States securities and
Compound Interest Notes on
bond ......... ..... .......,........ 124621 W
—54,480,811 06
Other eeenrities and Bonds :and
Mortgagee ......... .•. •• • •
Banking !louse and Real Estate..
Premiums.. ....'..... ..............
Overdrafts ............ .............
Specie• • •• •••• ..............
Other lawful m0uey...............
Notes and cheeks of the City
Ihmks ........... ...,..... 622,520 21
Cirvalsting notes of oilier banks
on band.. ... ........ 54.571 72
Elie from Notional Itanks. ..... 251,444 68
One from other Banks and Bank.
ere
LIABILPIIES. '
Capital Stock • .............. $2000,000 00
Surplits
.... ... —.... ............ ..... ..... .. ...... 496,879 40
Discount and Exchange, net. " 071 97
Ch (Minting Notes outstanding__ ...... . ~.• 7080 5 00
Circulating Notes of the Farmers' and me
ebonies' Bank of Philadelphia outstanding.. 5,190 00
Deposits._ . 4,057,149 96
'United States Deposits. . . 98,088 13
Due to National Banks 462.789 70
Due to other Banks and Bankers . , 17,800 94
State of Pennsylvania.
County of Philadelphia, es:
1. W. Rushton, Jr., Cashier of the Farmers and Me.
shanks' National Bank of Philadelphia. do eoloinnly
affirm that the above statement is true, to the best i f my
knowledge and belief.
W. RUSHTON. JR.. Cashier.
Affirmed and subscribed to before me, this Pighth day
of October, 1867. E. R. BADGER,
It Notary Public.
EVENTERNTH QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
S
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts
United States Bonds with Trew sß7ls 479 60
,
surer of the United States
To secure Circulation.
To secure DeTiosits,
Other Bonds on hand.
Legal Tender and
Compound Interest
Noted ...... 42
Due from * National
hanks (counting in
Reserve) 580,000 00
Caeckd sent to Clear
ing fib thin A. 31. 1,54 - 410
2.578,,618 55
Due from Ranks and Bankend 507.4 - 34
Notes of National Banks on hand 42 21‘4,00
Cash 1temd...,.................... 12,150 23
2,941.127 74
1.547 00
175.107 61
Over Drafti....,
Banking Howe
LIABILITIES
CapitAl Stock
Circulating Note:4
Surplus Fund.....
Proits (net).
MORTON )1, .)11.1;11.A.E1,, dc.,
October 7, 1867. oc4 St
1117ARTERLY REPORT OF THE PIIILADEL [ILIA
NATIONAL BANK.
Put 1.A1W1.1 . 111A, October 7,1867.
RESOURCES. . .
Loans and Discount , - - -
Banking Houi at fi other Real Estate__
Current Expenses and United States Tine=
Fxrhangen for the Clearing Et
Due from other Banks and Banker+
U. S. Bonds deposited with Treasu
rer of the L. S. to secure eircela.
tion and Ignited States deposits.
United States Securities on hand
National Bank Notes ........
5peer.......... ........ ........
Legal Tender
LIABILITIES
Capital 5t0ck...... .......... ...... .....
surplus Fund. .......................... ........ 750,000 00
CirculatinKNotes.... . . . . . X ::+5,000 00
Due IndividuaLDeponitore ..... .
3,211.078 74
Due United States Treaslirer 47.530 06
Due other Banks and Bankers . .V.l.Eft3 23
..W7 0 .252 03
177.519 15
2.5: 00
Discount and profit and loee
Dividends
I certify thht the abate statement is true, to the beet of
icy knowledge and belief.
B. B. (O SECTS. C older,
Sworn to and enbscribed before me thin Seventh day
of October. A. D. 1f67
TwEtrni OUA UTE I:LY . REPORT OF THE EIGHTH
NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. •
Oct;o• - .1.. 7. 1E67.
RESOURCES
Loan? and Diecountl. $443.135 ;12
United States Bonds &Trotted to
secure circulating ..... 275.000
United States Bonds on hand 55,4X)0 Ul
GAnpound Intere:it Notes
Legal Tender Nowt , ....
Notre of other National Banke. • ' 11365 ou
Cazh item. • ..• ••• •.. 1,712 64
Exchanges for Clearing clout, this
Du.• from National flank
Furniture
EX penree and
LIABILITIES
Capital
Sumluv. ..... ........
Profit and Lure, Dieconnt, Interest
and Exchange . 14,349 61
Individual I)epoi4tA.
Dividende Unpaid
Ihn• to National Banks
Circulation:— .......
Q,CAITTEELY REPORT OF THE UNION NATIONAL
- HANK.
lA, OCtOher 7,
RESUCIZCES.
Leann nod Discounts $1.341173 05.
United States Bonds deposited to
secure eireu1ati0n................ MO.OOO Ott
1 uit(i Staten Bonds on hand...... 80.009 ot)
Other Stocks nud 45,6;32 OS
---$1,717,805
Over 94.;
Banking .... ... i0(,1•i34 93
',mines and Taxe5.................... timetil
rrelliilllllB .... . .19,881. 94
Exchanges for Clearing House this AI 1f........ 257.026 38
Due from Banks and ....... 188,1347 90
Fractional Currency..., ............. ........ IA)
Nkries Of National Banks.. ...... . ........ uu
Legal Tender Notes ..... ..............:..... ..... 762,401 on
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock..... ........
811114119 Fund
Dit.counts
Circulating notes outstanding 213,615 c 0
Circulating notes of Union Bank outstanding. :I, 4 kri tie
Due to Banks and Bankers 1,092,N7 (14
Bopwits ....... . ............ ...... ........... 1,0.43.836 , iA
Affirmed to and subscribed before me, this seventh day
of Octobtr, A. D. 1n67.
oc9 St EDW. H. WILIIA3IBON, Notary Public.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT OP THE SEVENTH ,
NATIONAL BANK OF 111.1.1,16BELFHIA.
Ouronna 7, IE6/.
RESOURCES..
IBMs Di.counted... —. ..... .... . . $457,1111 29
United Staten Bonds deposited.. 367,60000„
U. S. Bonds on hand 1,566 00 •
0716,3411 24
Banking House and Furniture.... , 55,410 44
Expenses ............ ............. ... 800.83
Premiums .... 611,325 94
Revenue Stamps... ... . ...... . ggg 9 ,3
Due from Banks and iiankers..... , 82,308 88
Clearing lions° Exchanges 47,414 32
National Bank Nbte5.............. 6,665 00
Fractional Currency 316 74
Compound. Interest and Legal
Tender Notes-- • .. • • - 217,218 00,
-- 315.502 80
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stook.. .. . ...
Circulation outstanding„, • . • ***********
'°°° W oo
Due to Bankers and ••••• • • • • • 217 : 5"
Individual Depositors... ......... .. & 14 ,4 6 12 5 7 3 1
Surplus Fund . 70
Profit and.Losis • •—•• • • •
38,798 04
CLOTHING,
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
HAS RUMOVED TO
S. E. cur. of Seventh and Chestnut Ste.
THE DAILY EVENING B'ULLETIN.-PHILADEf;PHIA, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 9, 1887.
88.00' n 9
201005 07
44,785 48
687 01
8,001 42
1,445,958 8:4
. 7.896 82
3,0t , t1,46; 94
$7,923,05r,
$7.923.11:•i5 15
906.000 00
500,000 OQ
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*7,561.211 95
'1 , 1,000,000 00
5,32 , 3,02:2 00
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434,494 ¶
*? 561,111 Qi
$3,721,995 73
150.336 553
.15,71'5 09
578.14 46
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1:16,200 00
49 67,0 00
63,3;5 01
1.0:4,16' 27
$7,295,6: 4 1?
kft.:.2.%.0t:Z4 lA
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Notary Public
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$3.070.7ii7
$13 0 0.000 00
84,260 50
21,617 54
$13.1Y70.17.7 'rt
N. C:-MUSSELMAN, Cashier
$1,1:5.5,461
115,467;8'
E. 8. HALL. 6
1867.
NO. 004 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have Now Opened Their
FALL IMPORTATIONS OF NEW CARPETINGS.
500 Pieces J. Crossley 8►: Sons' Patent Tapestry Carpets.
300 PIECES ROYAL WILTON CARPETS.
NOVELTIES IN HITCH CHENILLE CARPETS.
500 Pieces New Styles English Brussels Carpets.
250 Pieces Yard-and-a-half Wide Velvet Carpets./
ROYAL WILTON CARPETS,
FOR STAIRS AND HALLS, WITH EXTRA BORDERS.
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50 SHEETS ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS.
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HENRY S. HANNIS & CO.,
218 and 220,SOU T TI - I FRONT STIVECIria"
Who otter the same TO THE TRADE, in lOU, on very advantageous
Terme.
Their Stock of Rye Whiskies, IN DOWD, comprises all the favorite brands MCI
Cant, and runs through the various months of 1865066, and of this year, tap fa
present date.
Liberal contracts made for lota to arrive at Pennsylvania 8.8. Depot, Entail'
soniLine Wharf, or at.Donded Warehouses, as parties may elect.
an- to dab
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We are prepared to meet
Purchasers of Fine Furniture.
BOTH IN
STYLE AND PRICE.
GEO.LHENKELS,LACY & CO.,
CABINET MAKERS,
13th and Chestnut Streets.
AVIS CO.
MITEBEE S FINO
in lieu'. de Cn,.tg)3,
COLO( ADO
Salve de recibimiento
ARTOS D: CAMARA.
GEO. J. HENKEL/ 4 . LAGI A; CO.,
E
EC:IS Imrp: TIIIR1I:ENTli AND iiIIESTNGT.
FINE FURNITURE ON EXHIBITION IN SUITF,3
OF ROoMS, CARPETED AND FURNISHED AS
CHAMBERS AND PARLORS.
GEO* J. lIENKELS, LACY d CO.,
CA BINET MASERS,
THIRTEENTH AND CHESTNUT, PHILADELPHIA.
re - Die feinsten Itleuhel arra.sigirt In
der frrenzen Etage icrtig zar Alattdclit,
Teppieh mid Gardinen efidbegritlein.
GEO. J. HENKELS, LACY ez 00.,
eubel Fabrikant,
Thirteenth and Chestnut, Philadelphia.
t.-2.-omrp,l4
AVIS IMPORTANT.
BEAUX MEUBLES,
pour
Son et Chtunbres a Coeclier,
Arrang& pour E:tlAd.» (Intel Appesteweeta G a rni 2 e t
Ceuverte de Tepid.
GEO. J. HENKELS, LACY & CO.,
EIIENISTES,
lierfht CHESTNUT STREET, titt Cote de Lame.
A. & H. LEJAMBRE
My° removed then'
Furniture and Upholstering Wareroom.
TO
No. 1103 Chestnut Street,
(up otairs.) se:-3m rW
i r t ip , Italian Jewelry, " 4
" t aaBYZANTINE NOSAICSI-f,A.
Au ifornenre stock of
Selected and imported by
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
822 CHESTNUT STREET.
fel-f m w-tfrPl
WM. E. HARPUR,
Chronometer and Watch-maker,
Respectfully informs his friends and customers that be
has removed from over Masers: Briley dr 819 Chest
nut street, to
Where he intends to keep on hand 3 supply of Snit
quality Watches,Chronometers,Clocks, Ladles' and Gents'
Gold Chains, Seth. soya, &c. Chronometers rated b 7
Solar and Siderial Transits. Especial attention given to
repairing Watches. 1Y23-Bm, re•
ti , 4, BY STEAMSHIP “PERSIA."
NOW OPENING,
L ' MUSICAL BOXES
AND
MUSICAL TABLES,
Direct from Geneva,
Made expreeely for and imported by
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
. 822 CHESTNUT STREET.
felt.m.w.tfrpr.
• e,
Sterling Silverwarelanufactory,
414 LOCUSTATREET.
GEORGE ..,Sl - IARP,
Patentee of the ...nd 'Cube pattetuis, manufactures
overt' description of-ffne. STERLING SILVERWARE.
and oilers for sale, wholesale and retail. a choice assort ,
meat of rich and beautiful goods of new styles at low
prices.
J. N. SHARP. A. ROBERTS.
aol7-rim rp*
• MANUFACITUBEIt AND DEALER IN
OILS, PAINTS; VARNISHES,
No. 18 North Delaware avenue, Philada.
ea= 60
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
OLD RYE WHISKIES
IN THE LAND
IS NOW POSSESSED BY
FUIINITURE. &C.
Special Card.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ac.
From Rome.
CORAL; JEWELRY
DIRECT FROM NAPLES
REMOVAL.
407 Cheetnu i t Street,
ISAAC IT. EVANS
Naval Stores and Soaps,
HETAIL DRY GOODS.
727 CHESTNUT STREET. 727
POPULAR PRICES
Bllke, Shawls, Velvets, Poplins, Reps, We.
our Busse, llerinoes, Nous Detains, apneas,
Mohair', &lima Poplins, Chene Poplins, !Me
lange Poplins, Irish and French Poplins and
Plaids.
Also, Bo mbazines,Biarritz,Tamise,
and other Mourning Goods in great
variety, together with the most ex
tensive assortment of Miscellaneous
Dry Goods in the Market.
Also, Blankets, Flannels, Linens, House-
Furnishing Goods, Cloths, Casslmeres, etc.,
In reliable qualities, at low prices.
RICKEY, SHARP &CO.,
JAS. R. CA_MPBELL & CO.,
No. '727 Chestnut Stiee't.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
Dry Goode, by Piece or Package, di
• and under Market Dates.
RICKEY,. SHARP & CO.,
rcUdl n,
MARKET c:
o hk .
DI INTEL
Magnificent Lyons Silk Velvets.
All the good wldtliP FRENCII FABRICS.
SILK ANOAVORSTED . FRENCH POPLINS,
In g.)14.31' brawn. garnute, m rxlv, greet - A ac
RIBBEI) POPLLNS.
Ottoman Velourn, Brawn";
f;olden Brown*, Amber, Greene,
:1 , 1(4e*, liarnet!, Hlacr, &c.
PLA I U POPLINS:
Elegant extra largo Plaid,
Now Stylish Cornblnatic.n..
Silk-faced VIM& for
1-un , pricc4,Wool.ll4ld!,
BLACK POPLINS.
All the grader, $1 0 , 3 to st:
Black r oplin Alpaca?, 7&. and $1 (37
Vine stock Mack Drea3 Linoda.
SHAWL ROOM.
Pniaty Long and Square Stin.wb.
Eleg,enr It. oche Lr•tig
I.non's Itlnriz Thibet Slum In.ll
NVoolen Shrovb , , fuierdsOck ever offered.
CLOAKINGS.
All the new HAM MAkiniY,
All the new Stapler and fancieA
CLOAKS
O( au thP 111,V Stl.
ReadY:tu%di , or made t 5 order
Fourth and Arch. _
Will open to-day for Fall Salm.
Bill: Faced Ribbed Poplins,
All wool -Ribbed eoolinr.
Illyninrck Poplina, all graded..
Piin'i# celebrated Irish Pop ILA.
hew etyled of Banco Poptlrm.
Richert Plain Bilk!, importod.
Corded Silky of all graded,
New rtyiet of Fall
aitAwLs,&ll,. &IL
Margot SliawL , , ordered atylo..
New etylcd. Bliawl6, long and square,
Robes of elaborate defilgud.
MOURNING GOODS.
We have now open a full axeeortment of MOURN , EIG
and SECOND MOURNING GOODS for Fall.
PERKINS,
NO. 9 BOUM NINTH STREET
e7,lrurA
'IIasONICA-S - Vi r EECES ,
(3uccemor to Wxn. F. Mem.)
FORKS OF SECOND AND CHRISTIAN STREETS.
BALD; WI AND RUIN RAY,
BAUD, WHEAT, OAT AND 818 BMW,
FOR
SHIPPING AND CITY USE.
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KaIiTRARTIRIQUII
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