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L rrae's having undergone era aterato rs, 'li!
MY ,ni i,nnrnved arrangement OF the collection OF
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purpose haS been for time partially ciosc VIII nStt
after present new attractions every department NJ
celebrated portrait, Gallery >omuct admired aS containing
M true ard alln>; sny kenesscs o early aud most 0'
ngu>heG Heroes, Patriots and Statesmen has been greatly
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teaching Youth The Lecture Room has bc6n -rr1lly en-
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
Before Judge Kent and Aldermen Purdy and Lee
MONDAY, February 81
Cnnc Of knhM C. Colt


The counsel had been allowed to this day in which TO
prepare bill OF exceptions and present other documents
with n view moving for trial Mr.. Emmett rose
and stated that he had personally worked egh; and twelve
hour, day the testimony but had not been enabled yet
get eady.A rough draft, copied by the prisoner m.
self his cold cell, nearly completed and he hoped
the District Attorney would bill Of exceptions
until the whole OF the papers, due form had been per-
ece He solicited the Court grant further delay OF
day in which enable them become prepared.
The District Attorney observed That he would like 10 be
put possession Of the papers carly possible The
A!nory & Leeds pending before the Court Of
Sessions would probably require the principal portion Of
his attention I'll, after the middle OF the week In the
time he would he enabled occasionally examine the doc
in question. lie would he perfectly willing
ceivc the draft so far as il had been prepared
The Court finally directed that the documents already
completed should presented the District Attorney this
afternoon, and the remainder on Monday
The Court then adjourned
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POLICE OFFICE.

SATURDAY. February a.
DELuc.Sc A WoRSHIPIHG AssrMBLY.-ThiS evenn! az
5, O'clock as the colored congregation OF The African
church. corner of Leonard and Churclsirccts, were en-
gagged religious worship. ii being the continuance OF
r0traced meeting a person narcd Jon j. Nlanus, knock
ed a, the door oil the churchwhch opcnc when he
said there fire in the church ~ich was denied, and
open TIE door, ans, introducing the end oil hose attached
10 hytrant near hand, completely deu.ed the church
with water almost drowning out the congregation, who
top of the pcws avoid III" waters charge They how
ever succeeded in arre>ling Manus and also John Wilson,
his accou,oice and assistant, and both lodged in
prison to answer for disturbing religious congregation
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.NNIrAL REPORT OF THE CoRON

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CORONER.
The whole number of inquess held in the City and
81 1871 $685. of these rs male. and M were clnaiei
tei white and 81 were coored persons The places
birth, a. ascertancd, arc as follows CO.
In the City and County OF Ncw-f crk...' =!
In other parts OF III. State. ..
In other parts OF the United States. ~
Total Na,ivr.
Ireland. 40 E England, 4S S swsjsn is
S sS'asa; Denmark 1. 1 h5iI,sSNA Is
Total, Foreigners, SIS Natives sS5 Grand Total, ;as
OF these l5e, including sll.boFn children were under
81 between < 5-2 between 1856 between 10 I 70
Is %" 50 IL 50 :" 80 IS 10 :" 50
$ . ~ j 80 &C.. :. ,oo S unknown 70" 50
The causes DEATH according 10 the serd;ctS OF the
Coroner's Juries were the following maladics and
ApopleAy 10 Aneur>r, S: Abortion l Asthma l. Can
Ger, Il Congestion OF the Lungs, 49, ConvulsiorS Il
era lnan,um ii Drop-v IS; Dysentery. 5; Darrhea 8:
Deliriu rrcnen> IL Cholera Morbus ;: Disease OF The
r s. te . S. Disease am old age
Mara>nuS, To- Mania, Il Peursy, >; Palsy = lnta,nnia-
S on ., ,At b9we Erasi 90 s sbor 'S So Iu Scop
spruc, whooPing Cough s. Other natural % seaSs
ST. Poisoned accidentally 9. Drowning le Freeing l. *
po.ure S Neglec, and Starvation other injuries = DTinh
ing cold water Suicide a. Killed or s,s Mnrsersd Ante
The Coroner concludes his report by some excellent OBJ
servn,ons concerning the heath &c The city Deaths BY
ineuperance he thinks have greatly diminished IN number
.nsah highly OF the Dspensares Tor the relief OF the sick
and poor and urges the necessity OF some ordinance res0
latinr The removal OF bodies from the county
n UNITED STATES ~ MINIATURE, at the Gil
MAX l,a Fuons-ceI and Is AnI-s;reet-Thus says The
Edi,o, ni The Planet FREE READING Rooh-Wi.hou
doubt one OF the OF the most convenient places
IN the CITY 10 gather OF the day al the Climax
Eating House No Il Annree running through 70 Fulton.
street A, this well-conduc,sd and popular establishment
there wcn;ys. marble tables. viii! Leading Journal on
,S,,,fln
,.s and strangers have the opportunity OF taking their COT,
iee &c aud reading the latest papers from All als Oh e
country on The table. II strikes Us thai th:s das
mes superior 10 thing ever attempted IN .s Guy au
we have no doubt will prove great feature III 'ls
svty ed house oil reireSne7 Under the manage
lneni o. It's seniletnany proprietor the Chnsaa We
pleased Is learn rapidly Increasing in patronage ana POP
uar favor and we doubt will 10 receive It's uu
share OF public support. Step in" (2 nj
u ROOMS AND bOARD.-Gen,emcn wishing 10 en-
gage Apartments and Boaring ior the Winter Will be ac-
conodated most reasonable in the and eI-
eeNent house No y City hall Place minutes walk
North OF the Post Oce and convenient 10 Broadway, all
and Pearl Those who have yet made arrangements
for the Winter earnestly invited 10 call before
elsewhers every eor1 will here be made 10 ensure the
| comfort and satisfaction Of the hoardcrS d2u
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.SeS5,7So 81


The liabilities OF Directors principals $780, and as
su.c,ies S4o7s On the Isl July l3i the Loans and Dis
counts amounted TO s6l95s, Circulation 1915. Depos,e
5l The above report shows decrease on the Discounts
OF Heary Sl5oreo on Circulation OF 5000 ald on DEPOSITS
IN Increase OF 200
arrival from Vera Graz brings SlSocco III specie and
rsn Charleston and other points considerable has
also arrived The premium Mexican Dollars has co'isc-
queny fallen to per The Sully Havre packet TOOK
SioHe0.
BY report OF the situation OF the Dry Dock Baus on the
18th ul, il appears that its circulation S6s Deposits
1851 due Banks ,157. due Canal Fund $4,000, due on
Bond Mortgages Slo,otp, Discounts S5a5 Unpaid Diva
dend, &c., Capital Liabilities $40 oo2 Assets
Loans s9 c, Real Estate ISIS Specie Bank Notes
Sco,S2i Whaling Stock 1900 due from Dry DOCK GO.
7,17 due from Banks 1877 Plates Furniture, &c. a4sa
Total Assets $4,000 The stock OF tins Bank was offered al
10 al the Board to-day The following the statement OF
the Dry Dock Company Banking Capinl Nooe Reai
Estate &c. $50 $685. Bills Receivable 800, due for rent eSl
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Prof; and Lo< asis-Tata 1927 Capital Stock 10000
due Bank OF the Company 7z777-To,al sis2,77.
There was no, much change Yesterday in Philadelphia in
money matters State Five, sold ia-Exchange on New
York s,5a -specie a 5.-GIrard Bank Notes IS 81
Pennsylvania Bank 7-Reief Notes 10 IL.
The Philadelphia North American states thai the Farm
ers' and Mechanics Bank receives deposies from It's GU.
toners 10 larger than am other Bank bu, still limit,
the amount
The a,na Insurance Go. Hartford has declared div
i1cnd OF Five per cen; for the las, six months.
The bill ior the reduction Of Tie capital OF the Dutchcss
County Bank, was opposed in Committee OF the Whole by
several members, and was ordered 10 be printed.
The Comptroller states ha the circulation OF the Clinton
Bank OF this CITY recently suspended is 26s2 doI!arsSe
curitics 25ec1 Illinois Skies present worth about 100
dollars.
The excitement Philadelphia has nearly subsidized. Re-
LET notes are generally akethy the shopkeepers Penn
syvania Notes discount, Grad % 80 United States
30 5.pecic. per premium The GIrard ami Penn
o:lvaIa Banks continued; closed
The Commercial Bank OF Lake ETC is paying oil II de-
posters AID declining business.
New-York Market.
AsiEs-Sale> OF Pots have bees. made at 9 81 Both
sorts are very dull.
COTTON-In consequence OF the being a;
hand. operaon are quiet and The sales a-e aboUt 100 10
so bales per day.
FLOGR-The rnarse, is very heavy Sale, Troy, aioa
have: been made c5; Holders generally ask 8 II:
49, Sales Gcnes.. only in small lots al c Southern
without change and very little doing GeorgetownG 90
Alexandria ) rs, Brandy vine 6 90 a 6 ~.
GRAJN-No whea, in market. II i. wanted !. parcel
OF 3COybusieIs New Orleans sold for export Sc de-
vered up TIE market is nearly bare Of all descr
tons OF Grain a small parcel Jersey Rye sold at g. A
10, OF Northern is unsolJ JERSEY Oats selling 20
iGc \ cargo Southern is in themafket UNFOLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

ME2lco.-The Veto, paper published at Goa
hula, under date of l.t January, contains gene
raj order from the Commandment Ill Chief Of the
Northern army, condcmnlng every Mexican who
will deal with Texans to eight years service in
thepermaucnt body troops stationed at Iamplco,
and fno, able perform the service. to be sent 10
die galleys at Matalnurns
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Bookkeeping.
NHE Counting Rooms of {. I. MAk II

TTHE Counting Rooms of c. {. MAX 5 n
4 SO Cedar street continue open from A. ". 20 : !. ~
in ord Thai merchant. ant, Others avail themselves OF .
course OF instruction that is truly practical one tiat EN-
braces complete routine OF commercial Uai,ac,",!' a
mercani lie calculations; and IN whch the ,'GGsn' "'t
allv keeps sci Of books counting house tho>e wn
are uaacquanted with tho advertisers repuationhe dc>
Ten editions that il receives the preference The Newly orr
Public Schools. and other large Institutions; and ha ne
himself has honor OF being reapponte teacher oi poo"
kcenjng tor the Mercantile Library ASSOCIATION OF il,
civ rra>pectuss with be had at the counin
.osr.- ~ ,I,,avs ~ Inns
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DEAVER CLOTHS at Prime Cost,

DEAVER# CLOTHS at Prime Cost, at
lb the NETWORK CASH TAILORING Es LAD
LISiIAENT, H. Fulton street, near Bro1i'ody'
For few days only, in order 10 dispose oil The Da'aioe
- r yc-v desirable stock OF Beavers, embracing great
variety OF STYLES G.t-nen who are stiD IN want Oh
oos and fashionable invited TO call anu eAd'
me for themselves as Goods direct from the import
er, bought exclusively for cash.
" B-A full assortment OF superior Cloths, CassiineFes
and ves,ine, always be found al the above estaose
Full suit, furnished at twenty -!our hours notice
Cash on delivery, and no abatement IN prices.
f5u J. c. BOOTH Agent.
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% A daring robbery Of clearinghouse took
place at Mobile on the night Of the 9th. The
burglar ur.crewed the door of the lundludy' bed
room, in which she slept with light beside her,
snd took away money and valuaslo, to the amount
Of $1,000. Ne track of him yet
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'I'inwlre,

and Wilowware;
Together with large Of other articles IN the
line. Those who wish to purchase WI hnu !" se'us "
er advantage 10 call before purchasing elsewhere as
their stock is an altogether selected OF the best qn'l
ties for the retail trade and sold cheaper than any otrr
Enlistment in the CITY, For sale at lh. Furnishing ""'c
Stores. 255 and 1851 Greenwich St. one door above MURRAY
st. by " = - = 49, -.
SR,ll articles in the above Lne made 10 order on the
boe, noce and goods sent 10 any part OF the city tree
OF expense I'll eodlnls ~ " v
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LIABILITIES.

Capital .S5o0,ooo
Circulation ........ 1878
Due Canal Fund. 1854
Deposi,es on>ieb.s.. 1874 Il
Unpaid Dividends. SIS
DeposItes ........ IS, 10 !.
Due ether Banks. 1905 =
Total. .S665,7V5 8.
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r UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-

TNBREILAS AND PARASDLS.-
McSAAIEE=& SANFORD, Manufacturers ana Dear
r., 70 Beaver corner 81 fiarHSe rrprrtuiIy nlo!
ave large assortment, 10 winch they are making adlGois
=laly in the above linz. Iser ~,
,aKASDIS and SIN.sIlADES made from the richest
SILKS known in the market
y g. Men s. s. are enabled, by adapting plan lptcu.ar
themselves combine tie manufacture ~ i!ef = tn
,rens and rar.sos the Lhtne., Elegance anu nsh OF
ne French! with. Strength oi the American. lhs stale
n-n, while il recommend, our Umbrellas IN general oilers
10 nj 1dI,s and Genrl.1'S Silk Umbrella
Men & s also manufacture all the style. "t
RICH SATIN and FANCY STDCkS, adaptrd 70. te
Sn,int Trade, which they oirr, together with an e1-
tti!sive assortment OF
GENrLEAEN'S SCAEFS, Crava,. Gloves Really MADE
SI.n.ndcrs &c &C. al prices which shall not
coed ,y a mill the 81 Lowest in this or any other
market. { III ,,,o-,s ;,,.,
-ceiyeI designed for Boz Balls, Dinners and Evening
Parties. ------- 80
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" PARTICULAR NcTICE.-Tho>c persons HAVING
furniture any description dispose Of or who break
Ing up housekeeping will hni ready sale for portion
all of their goods by sending their address, or calling
upon the subscriber. Goods TO any amount purchased
| LSn i2l F.. COTTON. I97 Chat| ~
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and they beg to inform the friends OF this well known store
that ;hev are receiving variety OF desirable
Goods The stock is being reple!shed in every Depart
nest and we are using every eXsron TO make the establish
ment second onone M city, as mart Tor the saic Of
useful ana Cheap Goods
We pledge ourselves conduct our business on the street
ct system OF ONE and have secured The assistance OF
Young men, who will pay the utmost attention TO 'is!'eF''
whether purchasing pricing goods All VIII he found
marked in plain figures and no deviation under any ccu
stances will be above ed from the prices so marked
Having all the facilities for doing the largest Ketah bns
ness Of anv house city, endeavsT VIII he mace
10 induce visi,e become regular customers and 30 lar
cheap goods and 7rop, attention go we have no DOUBT OF
being successful
silks Shawls De LANES Cacocs, Ml'ln', Linens Hose
Gloves Lace Goods Haberdashery. Also, Fanne blank
cts Quilts Comortabc Merinoes &c, Will bs offered Al
prices 10 sui, the worst times and hope no one that calls
will 20 away disappointed.
Iof 3tis BROWN l. UR QuHART, Gl trand &
mo HOUSE kEEPERS.-W. Y }.
\ JAMESON. Kitchen Furniture
a large assortment, consisting OF
Hardware
Woodward.
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II Sd is forced take this method OF assuring
he has received her communication Hn' bees
,ha. ,lo will inform him o( medium by which he may
r..nand " FL
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pEAITTY IIPR OVED.-The greatest

BEAUTY IMPROVED.-Ihe greatest
DbIem,h ot beauty superhuouS hair on tho face neck
,n arm. nj females Gourar, Penetrating Powders pN-
,an-n,y uproo the stubborn beard OF man Is an ee
,;,n arc!e perfectly !nnoce, and pleasant 70 USE 81 Pei
G0URAUDS EGETABLE LIQUID ROUGE I'M.
movable by persp!raon or rubbing win ed ho
cIoh For balls and parties ths IS Tue oiy niu'o "4
,louId he used. 80 cents a bottc ,y,,
GOUtAUDS EAU DE BEAUTE, or true m haais on "
Baouy for removing tan saownrs., srupuons ann hehnS
.happed hands and face. - per bottle 10 he hadat OF
wsikrr street door Broadway, and 5i7 Broadway
Inns
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no STOKE KEEPERS.-Thc adver-
NOTIC F, TO RUPTURED PER

M y / u +. IL INUT UhLD 1 ~
Y SONS-Dr=A. G.. HULL, No. 4 Fesey 81. Aston
IIonse Nrw-York-Psrsous afflicted with Rupures may
rely upon the instrumental aid the world affords on air
pca,ion his otice. Ve,ey 81 Ne"-f ok or 10 ciinsi
agent, in the chief towns OF the Unltct states
Parent, must be careful examine the back pad o. D
Hulr Tru-sfs. il they are endorsed oy Dr lin
Dr. Hall guarantees all otherwise henihy patents
who cali Al his Office treatment II the cure De not an
al | ,.rnanen, 20 a. TO preclude the n91esSity OF wear
ing any truss whatever the advanced IS returned OF
the expiration OF the term specified for the ;ure wnale'e
the rupture may have made toward eradication
competent surgeon of is years experience N Ihe arr o.
TRUSTING Ruptures in constant attendance Al Dr muir
office. 49,. ,,. o,L
Children under u years univ. say cured without 'uthe
expense than tic cost OF the russ me radical cur I'd
been under progressive practical improvement Tor rlor
Than 20 wears past in Dr. Hulls Truss Once anu 30"
brought 10 state OF unrvrlied perection
tons OF Dr. urs celebrated Hinge and Plv't .o '
easv and safe retention Rupure. These limitations can
M, h. relied o.tey are made by unsktul surgeons and
mechanic. better than The ordinary ITnsss
5I.I,n AMOS 6. HULA = -.
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NN7ANTED-A place by an active Lad
al POI Heserst in grocery, liquor Store or relec-
I'll 4
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w ANTED-At - Bayard st. on the
Wv ODD sd 9th 18Th and 26th i've scholars more
io' lic " ,n' ~ $50 - 2lt3-
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Y Richard Van Dyke. Jr. a
MARRIED
DI ED

hiWej Troy Feb. Is b Ee.. NJ Hasten, Adam Woman,
Esd, Schohare, iir> Man. not, OF the former place
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at Clinton Hail, by Mr.. joins w Hows.-Nr. How, will
deliver Course Five Lectures Eiocuon at Clinton
Hall, commencing MONDAY evening nexi. the 2lst mt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LECTURE


on Elocu,o as applied the practical business OF Lie,
being the lately vere by Mr. lows at the Stuyre-
SAINT and the Rutgers Institutes, before hghly intelligent
audiences. This Lecture WILDE fire. Profess nnal students
ami heads OF families e,peclluly attend IE-
four succeeding Lectures VIII be delivered on the following
Mondays, until thu completed. Tue design OF The
concluding Lectures will be illustrate the different stiles
OF Elocuton required, Biblical Reading, Pulpit Flo
duencc Senatorial! Eloquencc. Oraorcal Popular Flo
quence Forensic Eloquence, oetca Reading, and the i'm,
i,aye or Dramatic style; b. selections from Shakespeare and
other standard authors. The following specimens svl he
introduced in tie first OF the series Monday evening, the
Ol.,,
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81 BUST Pm 5lishcd-'rhe Grace and Duty OF being
Spiritually minc declared and practically mprovc't by
John Owen D. D., time Nio-, Chancellor the I'M.
vcrsy oil Oxford Carefully from the authors
edition and for sale bv DAYTON Il NEWMAN,
III cor of Fulton and Nassau-sts
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1y THE FARMEIpS PAPER-7-The February Nun.
her OF THE CULTINATOR. published at Albany by l.
Tucker is Just received by DAYTON NEwMAS, corner OF
Fulton and Nasar,,reet> by whom subscriptions hre re-
cevc,i ans, twho complete sets o! ;h. work may be mad
The Cuvaor stands cons>edly al the heat OF the Ec2
ral PrcSs this country, and > low prIce places IL IN t'e
reach all who wish norrlation on the great interests 10
which il devoted, il being only dollara year
The February Number conrin> the froct.uiHes OF tic
NewYork State Agricultural Society at u late amman meet
np-No,ices OF new works subjects connecea WIN hsr
cuurc-lrt,e from American III England-artcl> on
The culture of the Grasses Wheat. Indian Corr Oats fo;a
ot. Nc-On Horses Cattle Sheep and swine" ORR Tor me
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the United States Agricultural So
cicy-Feizng Qualities OF Marls B9ne :"
Memoranda No Farm RePorSale OF Cream 70; lat
-Dccrintvc List OF Ornamental trees shrubs anu Noses
Item, in Domestic EconomvThe Nei.rIar!an-t roSrs%
of the silk Culture the Unised States Ac &c
communications from about thirty gentlemen III uhe!sh'
sections OF the country $500 n -
RI. Embellishments unusually fne consisting OF lor
trait of Nr Sherwoos Short Horned Bull Archer 10 "nca
was award. the r>t prize oithe y y STATE 30
ciey-A Group OF Five Hor> me Hunisr, r kacst' So
Horse and two PoniesA Cow-Divson OF arrl-Stoit
Sc-ape--Cocoonery-1n prooang, NlEnst,ei Sc
subscriptions received by Post-as'es gene any
h,.c ~
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AS: O'clock. a, the Auction Room.
-. N. :, hook 81 Conn
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The DispensatOry OF the United States Of Ainc-
rca bv George g Mood, W. D., Prof OF Matera Nledica
and Plarmacyinthe University OF Penn>y and Frnna.
I'm Racine. NJ D. Prof OF Chemistry IN The Philadelphia
College OF Pharmacy. &c. Fourth edition, enlarged and
carefully revised For sale by DAYTON K NEWMAN,
flo corner o.. Fulton Nassau.sts.
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TAn1Iy GROCERIEs-J. o. & D.

III L
4 FOWLER. $50 Greenwchstre corner OF slur,ay,
offer Tor sale fresh Green and Black Teas java Coffee
crushed, and Yellow and brown Sugar, ami Grocrrle,
al ali kind. in the greatest variety al the lowest market
n-res \ B-Faai!ies and dealers are requested 70 give
80: -, All fl2 SITS.
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VIM. G. BOGGS, Chairman.
The Editors OF papers rir,!dly III. OF tenn
perance respectfully requested to give The above an
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N5TANTED-.At the Dry Goods Store of
None need apply but such give good reference
~ - >, ,raIity and ability 2lf ST SCOT BELL
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II Mount Pitt Temperance Benevolent
Socicty.-The members OF t. Socle;y are requested 10
icir Hall +52 Grand->, HI, Evening III o'coca
make preparations attend The Presertaono the flag
aud ali who o.not feel able 10 purchase 1cke;s "! be
presented with them. orertlat all NAV BE present on
;ha occasion who wish All .ho have ticket, requested
be The church by O'clock, they wish 10 get good
Doc. Iecs, Mr. Woodruff and Mr. Hnyt Will address
the meeting at,i Presentation The Fag, OF CHRIS
tie and Diancv->ts By order OF the Standing Committee
ROBERT APPLETON, Chairman.
HARTMAN TREMPER.
JAMES \ BROWN
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r. All PersOns having claims sarst the late pub.
snc m m OF C;cere Denrbop& Co arerequestcd 70 send
them in ri,ng immediately the Office OF Henry b. De
ming Alto. ncv. No. Is Wn.ei. Ils II