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CHEAP FASH ONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISH
MKNT los Beskmsn street. PssItThe subse rihcr
sucvrs th.n 70 n. fengs and te public 9r me
further hopes By c1refu attention TO the
Of his customers to merit continuance oil their IA
yorS. - - -, :, a..
The attention Of the pub e requested to the following ist
most when II is considered that style and
tsras they warranted equal to those By the hIst e.
tablmhne ID in the city :. ,
Snper west OF England black blue or grey Dress
Super double mred blk and fancy Cassimsres 7 to .
Vests, Cashmere, Satin. &c. Of fine quality. to
Making Trimming Goats S. toss So Pnts 81 50 TO $2
Vests % to 81 .
% ,Es JOHN MOFFAT.
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MADAME COSTELLO.

nEAO AND BE MAUAME COS.
II TELLO 10 well that 10 sometimes very inconye-
&c. to have that attention at their residence which the
nature reQres and to such she would that
she l. preparv urush them with beard and the best oil
nursug al her residence, 81 Lispenard ct
n BAH communications must be post paid
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BANKRE Pr LAW.

GENTLEMEN wishing to be aischerse! from heir debts
W under this law invited TO call oa W. sKiDMORE
Attorney Law Nassau street All other kinds Of Law
business also attended 20. Charges moderate. fIe AN
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AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY.
aNpREHrS AMERICAN LOCK.


ITO THE PU6LIC-S5O0 HEWARO.-The late repeated
and reports which have been so wide and indus
trousy that Andrews celebrated Combination
Lock had picked and which thus far have been
csarser plaYsbily b which means many upright
to reports The Anne ican Bank Lscs Company there
FORE with the view Of testing the question 10 TO put the
Andrew Combn Lsets upon iron safe encosipga
cert6ed check for Five Hundred Dollars, which amount shall
Of person who may OPEN or Pcs The LICK
Cammann Esq, Cashier Of the Merchants Bank Of this
city who key Of the Lock and to whom reference
ia made. -.
be satisfied bya fair open, and honorable test ether
vScn bold attempts sys been myde to practice
comes upon the cneduity and Of
whose would be allowed they hsd been aware Of
the The American Bank Lock COMPANY by this
mode only seek establish the nfaibe security Of CON-
biuat,ou Lock has thus far whod every test and
has banks from robbery and ruin In doing
this however they dscam int ntiou Of mAng
other Locks their being to prevent an bar
rier 10 Bank BnreIers. . :.
''o'''' '0' wv WADSWORTH & SMITH,
jq2 qrn Agents Of the American Bank Lock Go.
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PRIVATE CURE.

FIJI V "A L T. W HE.
DOCTOR JORDAN'S SPECIFIC COURSE. No l.
- For Of C-p. GoporhGa, elects and all other
urehral discharges old contains three distinct
series with occasional requisites and
teed effect permanent without expo
further Dr. Jordans speci-
&c course Especially des gned for the permanent
Of Veneresl disease all its stages and warranted to era
dictate the disorder without Of those amentsble results
which follow the Of the dangerous mineral com
pounds generally offered This contains three
of medicines with 2shes and all cQustes and warranted
used according To directions Eseh course ac.
BY Dr. Jordau private ueatse Of 81 pages called
the onitor wherein the patient has full directions with
description Of the nature symptoms treatment
dsea,es to which added useful hints important
advice and much valuable inarmation whereby all the d
culties of self tire atmsnt are removed -
The price the Monitor alone so cents One dollar
mted pestp will its reception Dr. Jordans
cfc admir- ably adapted for residents in the
try. being complete impact, and efficient -
Sold for the proprietor, only at Drug Store 80 MARION st.
doors below rn Ind block east Of Broadway The
visible from the OF Broome street and
Centre M-rket. 10 Inn
VITANTED-A young from Is TO - years old who
wv be we'll mended who spe the French
and English Languages, to 60 South as clerk N gree
store. Address to ). ). LAbOUiSSE.
feb - 1 taw 3~| liz Front street
CUKED Fur ONE ULLAR-Such is the efficacy Of
y Dr. Tho mass Specific Pills. that they warranted to
effect and speedy all diseases Of one clas
The they have met with in the most diff.
cult cases give them claim to the attention Of all
those who may the Of similar medi inc For
at 27s Broadw Chamber & 7s and Toe Fulton ST. II
East Broadway; Syme, 63 Bowery. Price 81. fl2.lm
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Y1is"N0issssaa u BS s5s'i q I;s%s =,
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MONS. MALLAN 4 SONS, Surgeon Dentists, Ne
M $40 Broadway and at London an Paris INFORM tina
Public Of New York and its vicinity that in consequence
Of their very extensive practice they have at length
been induced open Permanent Establishment, where
they may BE- consulted at No. 372 Broadway between
franklin aud White streets in all cases sppertaning to
their profession in which they have been SO successful
in consequence their celebrated discoveries and I'm
revements in the art Of Dentistry
Mons Mallsn returns thanks for the very liberal pat
ronage he has received and continues TO receive par
tculsrly to the Medical profession OF New YORK ol
i'm prev ement in Dentrsty.
CELEBRATED MINERAL
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rYLERlsM.


Our Wing neighbor Of the Philadelphia Gazette
declares that the attempt of Mr. Tyler and the Mad-
sonian form third party furnishes fine instance
of "the vanity OF human expectations" for the CON
temptation OF the moralist.
Ii says that Mr.. Tyler has resolved on adopting a
course adverse to all his Professionalism be mas vi
rected the removal of thirty five persons connected
with the custom house, including two bargemen and
that the TIN eat that Clay man should hold oce IN
Philadelphia for week in Of NJ. Tysons re-
lection, is to be carried into effect.
The Gazette regrets that Mr. Roberts, the collector,
should have gone on TO w ashington to endeavor 70
stay the of removals, and thinks ii would have
been better have refused dispaee any of his sub
ordina,es and then let Mr.. Tyler dismiss him II he
dare
1t appears to u.s. withdue Difference to the Gazette,
that removal of the present incumbents, or por-
ton of them, would not of necessity be violation OF
Mr.. Tylers previous professions inasmuch as the act
Of Mr. Roberts in turning out the former incumbenls
was itself violation Of the principles on which Mr..
Tyler came into power, and the dismissal OF those
who obtained their places without the appreciation OIL
any party as to their personal fitness, if done IN a
proper manner, and with proper substitutes, would
be but an undong of the wrong which had been
committed, and return to the principles which had
been abandoned.
If Jonathan Roberts should be removed from the
collectorshp the express ground of his gross vo-
ation of the professions by which the Wings obtain
ed Office it would be most praiseworthy act, and a
suitable officer could easily be found to take his
place. Pennsylpanian.
Excellent, friend Neal. We intended 10 set
matters right with the Gazette, but you have
done il for US, and in proper manner too
just keep up that strain, and all the cavaliers
will ultimately be silenced None are rep,ored
lrithoM sufficient cause.
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Eom the .Ne,c York Sun.
FRUITS OF THE SYRIAN WAR.

Our readers will recoect that but few months
have passed since the world was resounding with tn,
achievements Of the Syrian England, Russia
Austria and Prussia combined to preserve the integ
rity Of the Ottoman Empire" These four grea
powers, together with their protege Turkey, making
hve in all waged war against the forces of one feeble
old man. Ofcourse they conquered him. drove back
his troops to Egypt, and prescribed the limits within
only to congratulate themselves upon the bravery
evinced by their victorious AIMS and sit down TO d.
vide the glory between them.
The noise of the battle having passed away a
writer in the Westminster Review thinks it time to
look al the results In long and able paper he draws
picture of the whole proceeding which will not be
very gratifying to the tastes of any of the parties es-
pecialIy England and Austria He then enumerates
the fruits of the war; and is proper that the whole
world should know what these are.
In the first place. the allied fleets carried the desc
laon of FIRE and sword along the whole Syrian coast
fortresses were blown up battered down men were
slaughtered; towns laid in ashes; families fed
from their burning houses thousands persisted by the
sword and other thousands by famine. These were
the first fruits Of the preserve the integrity Of
the Ottoman Empire"
In the next place, the firm and good government of
Mehemet Ali in Syria was destroyed But what has
grown up IN ITS place. Frightful anarchy-voIence,
plage, MURDER Instruction civil strife and disorders
ofevery description Indeed there is no government
there Every arrival from those lfaed shores brings
new evidence Of the borrd effects of this allied inter-
ference in other peoples business
But anotl er result is that Russia has achieved her
object. The only tina. gave her any uneasiness,
the wise, bold and vigorous Mehemet Ali, has been
checked; and the Turkish empire, which he might
nave saved from dcstructin is left to waste gradually
away and finally to perish from its own inherent weak
ness leaving Russia to SEIZE at her leisure upon the
grand prize of Consantinope, on which her eyes have
SO long been fixed. Her plans were well laid, and
they nave 'hus far been completely successful Eng
land has been beguiIed into this scte me and has al
me same time sacrificed the French alliance, and un-
wi'ngly played into the hands of Russia her most
9Ieaueu rival 10 compensate her for this the writer
declares that Russia has made enormous additions
70 ner oeioie enormous duties upon British manufac-
lures, so as almost wholly to exclude them from ber
markets |
Such are some of the fruits Of the famous Syrian |
war Surely no one need envy England allthe adyan-
&c she gaius by IT, Reflection already conyncing
,er own people that the French government had the
most correct view of The subject from first 10 last and
throughout the ord humanity will long regret tba,
Syria had not been left to the care of the only man
hat has governed or can govern it.
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36 2G5 Prizes-39 III Blanks
Or, about one Prize to Blank
Tickets only $l5-Halves $L50-Quarters 1915
Eighths S. 81,
~ The price of certificate of package of 2t
whole tickets in the above splendid Lottery is only
Ss165; certificate of % halves only $50 so; Ger.
tifcate of 26 quarters only $4l 25; certificate of 2t
eghths only $40 60; and certificate of package
may draw the five highest prizes.
ss Tickets and shares and certificates of packages
in the above splendid Lottery constantly for sale the
office of the Managers next door east Of Gadsby's
Hotel Washington.
II All orders by mail will meet with the most
prompt attention; and as as the drawing is over
an account of it will be sent to all who order from
Address,
J. G. GREGORY & CO. MANAGERS,
Washington D. G.
april 2-2aw1wd&c
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF THE U. S

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF THE U. S.
The Annual Meeting of the Society was held at
the Patent Office, in this city yesterday; Hon M
Garrett of Virginia in the Chair; J. F. Callan, d.
e., Secretary.
On motion of Hon. II. E. Ellsworth, committee
of three was appointed to inquire into the expedency
of establishing periodical in this city devoted to the
cause OF Agriculture, and to be the official organ of
the Socie,y-vz:
Hon. FL L. Ellsworth District Columbia,
DR.. Eli Ives, Connecticut,
Rev J. o. Choales, New York and
Messrs. Thadeus B. Wakeman, New York,
Robert E. Horner, New Jersey,
Rev. y, b. Brown, District Columbia,
Dr. Gideon B. Smith, Maryland,
Hon. II. L. Ellsworth, Connecticut
were appointed committee 10 report business for the
action of the meeting, and the Society adjourned till
this Thursday morning at nine o'clock, at the Pa
tent Office.
j. F. CALLAN, Secretary
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Navy AGENTS OFFICE,
WAsHINoroN Aprjl 23J. 1912

PROPOSALS will be received at this office unit il
i o'clock on Tuesday, the 10Th of May next, for
the delivery of twelve hundred cords first quality pine
wood at the navy yard in this ty, TO be measured at
the expense ofthe contracor-sx hundred cords will
be given to the lowest bidder, and the remaining six
hundred to the next lowest bidder provided he will
furnish it at the lowest bid. This plan is adopted to
ensure the delivery of the quantity of wood required
which must be completed by the ls of January next
Ten per cent will be retained upon each delivery, I'M
til he contract is complied with.
VIM. B. SCOTT,
ap25-dtlOM Navy Agent
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NEW NATIDNAL MnrlNG BooK;-W.

NEW NA1IoNAL MhIFlNG BOOk.-W.
~ FISCHER has j4st received from Tie publishers
5000 Elementary aud the N4tona Writing Book,
comprising a series Of seven numbers, with copies
adapted each, prf pared with special reference to
the wants of the yarou classes in Schools and Acade-
mics, by David p Page, Principal of the English
High School, Newburyport, and Charles Northend,
Principal Of the above stated q ammar School, Sa-
lem.
Teachers and parents are requested to call and
examine these books (beng the very best cxtant) at
Statoners Hall, where every article OF superior
quality is constantly kept for Wholesale or retal
may 2-2W3w
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MAY BALL.-MR f. G. Liable has the honor
lNl to inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
ton, Georgetown, Capitol Hill, and Alexandria, that
his May Ball will take place on Tuesday evening,
May Sd, at the Assembly-room.
Ladies who have not received invitations for II will
will please to leave their names at his residence
Gentlemen's tickets to be had at MIR. James and
Mr. Pattersons Drug Stores, at Mr.. William Fischers
Stationers' Hall, at Mr. John Frances Lottery Once
and al Mr.. [. Is residence Georgetown: at DR..
Sothoron's and at the room on that evening.
APP 25-9t
The above Ball has been postponed to Thursday
evening next in consequence of the uniayorabe state
of the weather May g.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Posr oFrIcE, WAsHlsaroN CIrr,

Posi- OFFICE, WILMINGTON CiTfi
April Fl, lSf2. :,
The GkEAr EASTERN AND NORTHERN MAIL VIII
hereafter be closed at this Office at 4. M anu
p. M:
Letters and papers rec ived by It will be delivered
at u A. M. and u p. NJ
TnE GREAr SOUTHERN MAIL will be closed daily
at 8 p. M.
Letters and papers received by it will be delivered
at Al p. M.
The GREAT WESTERN Mail will be closed daily
at p M.
Letters and papers received by it will be delivered
at u A. NJ.
IL The Post Office will be kept open every day,
except Sundays fiom u A. M. to 8 p. M. On Sun
days as heretofore.
This arrangement will be continued during the
summer, and until further notice.
ap22 d2w WILLIAM JONES, p. M.
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From The NJ o. .4drertiser
INSULT TO THE PRESIDENT.

We understand that the Committee of invitation OF
the Clay dinner had the audacous impotence to ask
the President and his Cabinet to attend that feast,
which was given in honor of the man who, nine days
before, had called MIR. Ty,er, "weak, vacatng and
faithless Chief Magistrate" The persons who could
thus insult the President deserve the indignant rebuke
of all honest men.
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ARMY AND NAVY CHRONICLE.

THE publication of this paper has ,.srsicd,
i about three weeks for the want Of very triing
sum of money-not five per cent. of the amolnt Of
outstanding subscriptions. As soon remttanoes,
advised of, the way and daily expected, shall
be received the publication will be resumed.
Every one indebted is earnestly requested to make
an immediate remittance. ap 26
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GRAND CONCERT.

MIR BRAHAM has the honor to announce TO
lNI the citizens of Washington, that he will give a
CONCERT, at the
WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
On FRIDAY Evening, 9th instant,
when Mr. CHARLES BRAHAM, son of Mr
Braham, will make his first appearance; on which
occasion they will sing tie following songs: The
Last Words of Marmion; Massaniello; My Sister
Dear; Song, William Tell; Lovers new Irish Song,
Molly Bawn Song Woman; Duet Geilop on
Gaily; (lhis Duet composed by Mr. 8raham, for
himself and Mr.. Incledon, and has moi ueen sung lor
80 years) Bruce's Address to his Army Scng,
Charming Spring Grand Brgand; Scene from Fra
Diayolo; Song, The Lads of the Village; Song,
Miniatures Song, Old English Gentleman Duet,
AIS Well by Mr.. Braham and Charles Braham.
ar Tickets Sl--to be had at the Music Stores,
children ada it'ed at half price.
r Doors open at q! concert to commence pre-
csely at s o'c'o,k md 81
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wHATMAN's DRAWING PAPER.

w FISCHER, Importer and Dealer in superior
w Stationery, Parchment, and Rodgers fine
Cutlery, has just received direct from the Manufoctu-
rer, large supply Of Whatmans superior Drawing
Paper made expressly to order the following sizes
all ofwhch ale constantly kept for wholesale retail
at Stalinnersi Hall
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w AFTER WATER. WATER !!!-T

NV AFTER WATERl WATER .!!-ThIs day
Wv received fresh supply Of White Sulphur Wa
ter, direct from the White Sulphur Springs in Vir.
GINA which will sell on reasonable terms, quanti-
tics to suit customers-in bottles or otherwise,
WILLIAM YOUNG
2doois east of Gadsby's, Penn. av,
Also, fresh supply OF Congress water just received
may 3
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TO THE LADIES.

TNHE well known firm of ARMAND PROUST s
i CO. 349 Broadway, New York, beg leave to in
form the Ladies, that having received by the latest
packets from France, handsome assortment of the
newest articles in the MILLINERY llue viz En-.
broidered Capes, Collars Shawls, Ball and Wedding
Dresses, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Laces Ribbons,
made-up BonnetsS Fancies, &c.-they have just OPEN
ed an Agency III this city, in the upper part of
Messrs. BorELER s DoNN's house-furnshng ware
rooms, Pennsy vana Avenue where they respectfully
request call may 3-s3t
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BRISTOL BOARDS.
wv FISCHER, Importer has just received, direct
Wv from England large assortment of superior
BRISTOL BOARDS
OF every size and thickness that is made which will
be sold To the trade -cniii.-:. .i.. mast
sonable terms at Statoners' Hall
April Eft
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JAMES PHALEN & co. MANAGERS

Extraordinary luck II, 80, 81 whole ticket and
the capital prize Of 10 900 dollars sold by order TO
gentleman in package of tickets, in Grand Consol-
dated Lottery Class No. I, drawn in Wilmington Del
aware, April 18th continuation of fortune may
be expected from all who order from this Office
LOTTERIES FOR MAY.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
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SItpERIOR STATIONERN.

SUPERIOR STATIONERY.
w LILLIAN FISCHER, importer and dealer ~
w fancy and staple stationery, Is now opening ms
spring supply of
SUPERIOR. STATIONERY,
Artists materials, Rodgers cutlery, prepared parch-
mcnt Bristol boards, Binders materials, periumery,
music and musical instruments, embracing articles OF
every description in his neall of which are oil r
ed on the most reasonable terms at Statoners Hall,
where a strict uniformity of dealing IS observed
April 25--3taw4w
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WILLIAM T.. AUSTIN,
A T TORN Ely A L l. "A w
PITTSBURGH, PA.

ton to my unfinished business and recommend
him to The patronage Of my friends.
WALTER FORWARD
References:
PiHSburfh Ncssrs Shea & Pennock
Mr.. Samuel Church,
Mcssrs, M'Vay, Hanna & Co.
1" G. H. Kay & Co,
PhiiddGiphia- Messrs Weber, Miller & Hand,
=" Dickson & Tiers,
I" Robert Stein & Go.
I" John Fl. Brown & Co.
a" Spering, Good s. Co.
Craig, Bellas & Co.
WIN. NJ Meredith Esq.
Ne,r York Mcssrs Gould, Banks & Co.
Collins, Reese & Co
Woodruff & Mintufns
!" A. & A Benson,
S. Dewitt Boodgood, Esq
R. G. Wetmore, Esq.
Boston Hon, Lew Lincoln
Franklin Haven Esq
" dsding t0n City Hon. Walter Forward Secretary
ofthe Treuury
apl6 ly A w Marks Esq.
Elntel and Globe
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j. G. GREGORY s. co. MANAGERS
MOST SPLENDID LOTTERY
To be drawn May 81, l942.
CAPITAL $4,000 DOLLARS
1926, OO0-S12, 500 6n prizes Of s 200, SC.
IL dawn numbers in each package of 26 tickets
UNION LOTTERY-CLAss No. 7.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday,
May 81, 1912.
.l.1r.l oIto.. & hmm -.
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g'TPersons at distance may be assured that
their orders will be promptly and faithfully attend
ed to
All communications are considered and held strict
ly confidential
All prizes sold in our Lotteries will cashed on pre-
sentation. Address
r. FRANCE, Managers Office,
Washington city, D. c.
Nav 2 If ea
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Posr OFFICE, WAsHNGToN CRY,
April IS, 1912.
THE GREAT WESTERN MAIL,
A DVERTISED on the 2lst instant to close at
N T. NJ will hereafter be closed at p. Nj.
WILLIAM JONES, p. M.
April 26-lwd
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Glass No 10 for NAV 9TH 1912

70 Number Lottery-l5 drawn ballots.
Certificate Of a package of wholes, $50 90
Do do halves, 40 90
Do do quarters, 20 90
Whole Tickets $S-Halves $4-Quarters So.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-07

- amrnihenH which amPalmsnl lay
- hssa rel. ais Hons raust,fsl 4
r. -lpP,l3a s. sFe.s al ia 3 ss-as.
seat 81
Ga mpsiaa Of BIT. Adams. ne kiA /.
provide Coz lie satisfaction ef claims DIS
% American siiizeas IL spolis.ions con.
nilisd On he commerce Prior : me slsl
Iuly 1890. was raken up in committee d
the uhals. AZ. Adams advocated shs
passage q he hil il = speech Of some
length. He Va followed BY AZ. Arnold
ii opposition. Ths eoanlnils=s ll,sn rose
and reported progress.
o. Monday. gaae q. he journal has-
ing been rad. Mr. Adams rose AMI an
noanced 10 he House tie dsaih Of lie
Hon. William SOaen Hastings. late !
membsr Of thar body from ne ninth con
gressional district Of Massachusetts,. Al.
Ter some feeling remarks AMI hOnorabls
notice Of he deceased. Mr. Adams sub
millel he usual resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted, am ne house al
jolrnsd.
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TIE MARKETS.
Wool Carding.

A \ Improved Wonl CTAing Nschins
- tas ls,eig been esishl,shed a Jnliks
Rofin's Mis-. en- Hsw River ~ Orsngs
r0unsy. shese persons u she sUraana-
sns conn,ry ahs hsea sod - card may
Be speedily accommodated. Bring elesn
4ocl. ele,r of Knots aud bu4rs. AMI good
eosk shall ~ luns. in psepannR u. pat
enr ponnd Il i-fd % IL pounds 81 wa..l.
P,ice G ~ eent.--ior n,,xing zen cents.
MOel l.kea N exchange Ter aask.
cARUTHERS & co.
Jans 6 ST.