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SEGARS SEGARS! SEGARS!
HE following choice Segas constantly hand for sale
wholesale andreail, at d. NJ. HENRIQUES,No 81 vii
liam street -
peeg..., of the finest and best quality.
La Norma.
La Cabana.
Ls Forinda, a new brand
La Palma,
N0uexas.
De Moya.
Yngenuidad, a new brand.
l3arantsada.
Pnncpes Of the Cruz, Hendou and Ssuz branJx.T
In addition TO the above, there variety Of other brands
all which connosseurs and the trade generally would do
we'll look previous purchaypg elsewhere Seaars
purchased from this will be taken back at
tune ifthey do not give satisfaction.
N B-Orders from the country carefully and promptly at
tended to. iva stsw imrc
collar LAMPS, CANDALABRAS, GiRANDOLtS
Brekets Hall Lamps and Lanterns, Chaa and Glass OF
every description. Astral Lamps altered 70 Soa beautiful
ssoItment of the aboye to be obtained at Souvene Cos
Manufacturing Store No John street near Broadway and
matched to aay pattern, Wholesale aud retail.
ne above establishment surely the only one where
always supplied at low price; The sub
scrpe are able TO furnish than othersu manac
the above warranted STOUVENEL x co,
~ B.-Goods loaned for parties. j2s imsec
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IMPERIAL HOTEL,
Opposite the Ns~ Assiss Courts and Raii,cay Sta
'.r- JOHNS f fiSEs SSS ROE srSEsF'
morgan r0ps,o, e The above and
and he public s o Inception h
With hs HIs.l. combined elegant and ..'sa.iy. Coffee
& Of for the of parties requiring early break
Woman sa Sas:' ny
have I ,.. .no
vsnd: Vines is i se. %sieS cam s otisas n
trusts thar h.: aided b the y OF s s.ps
% che tune :ti Ss scale
y. eo Eo9% sS G, s ss. small p.n:. Parties
s ns s'f Packets. ss
Ss".; :i:s sGs = :s
IN.
A a sss; r. {: r ssI. ''.j; s,
FIRE-PROOF BOOK SAFES.
FIRE bond boSs s ss.
several thousand. ofhsse have been IL ase Nearly
osH to Ssss,s
within other Each Safe !. made eseu.ysiy Of
u.s 5 anS n ss wood being
rey eroof and he a M MS @
e." s ss e By s
proved detector locks which
with false keys
Also, of Single Safes and Specie Chests for
sale At prices from 423 To 975 each.
All kinds OF Book Safes aud Specie Chests order
8. ELY,
is lm*rc II Fulton street near Gold street.
OFFICE OF JEFEERs9N INSURANCE COMPANY
No. "wAlt N s1H Fa1i. Dec 10th, 1913.
THIS Company any o6e.
the s " FE5sR ' Fl. and .' this
GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary. d,-r
OFkILk. OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Office 36 Wall This company continue their bu
of against less damage by fire. goods
and also vessels and cargoes'
against loss by inland ADfSIlkBiEs1cS1f oRs.
1nomas w. Thorne, Elisha Rigs
Thomas 7. Woodruff, Benjamin r. Robson,
Iohn H. Dawson, Francis p. Sage.
Thomson Pnce Joseph Allen,
John Fl. Lee, John P. Moore,
Moses Tucker, James +. Holmes,
Caleb {. Tunis, James II. Whiting.
Anson Baker, VIM. X. Thorn,
Joseph Drake, Trad Hawley,
!ohn G. Merritt, Thomas Morrel
EO. T. HOPE. Secretary mii irS
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
OF the exquisite and finish possessing all the colors
" oflfe by A. +. THOMPSON u Co.
No II Park Row. opposite the Aston House.
DaauerreotyIe Apparatus Plates Cases, Chemicals &C.
Iusfru ~usua -, tka vrcSo
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AM ERICAN n 0 I Z l. +,

THIS new house is situated Chestnut street, opposite
STATE House Independence Square, and in the Immediate
Vicinity of iii The places of amusement and resort
has been built the most thorough manner by John
many OF which psrlos with bedrooms adjoining suitable
Tor families and PARTIES Of ladies and gentlemen.
IL furnished without regard 10
and elegant furniture Of approved lyle and
OF March next.
The proreton atte themselves that their long experience
the business will enable them conduct the American Ho
ts IN All ~ departments, IN such will please the
most issdious, and their comfort
States. - ,
Bathing Rooms are attached the Hotel. where
warm and cold water baths will at all times be in readiness
&. T JAMES MAC dH EEEEELAN, }PrOprieso".
January l5th le44. us 3mrc
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TO THE LADIES.

, nS, nULLs UTERQ ABDOMINAL SUPtONTHk.
HS instrument for the radical OF Proapsus Ute
or Falling Of the Womb BY external application,
ssdng the Of the objectouai Pcasary confidently
mended to the afflicted the of perfect
health having failed of performing undo
the most aggravated circumstances
The has attained very high character Europ
well as In this country adopted to the entire dsuse %
ing r-ho.pal; OF London and Paris and universally
In this country by the leading menbe of t
faculties Of Colleges and Hospitals, ind By al the cmn
private practitioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No.
Vesey street. from the business do
pement, where lady constant sttendance to apply
Trusses sucrnvters To female patients jill lBTrc
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHANGE OF RESIDENCE

VICTOR GIRUUD. Watch and Clock Manufacturer, has
the honor of apprsng his friends public that he
Broadway " 49,
He will have constantly for sale select
Lepine aad Patent Lever Watches splendid variety
of Clock For excellence the qualities Of both will uns
passed The models will be Of the rare rich modern
description.
Ills attention WILL Heretofore be directed repair and
Lamps
He continues recve from PARIS the beautiful and per.
feet Lamps together with
~ Tie beauty and quality Of his Of this splendid
For TIE repair of the Mechanical Lamp he
above separate aud distinct workshops All confded
him. IN the various departments Of his business will
ted in the most superior and the moderate
prices. i'll lmeodse
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SALT FISH STOKE.
Am BBLS. HALIFAX No / SALMON; 1899 Nos. I, 2
fOO and Mackercl; coo half do, do do do.
100 bbls No Mess Shad;
80 half bbls No. Saybrook Shad;
800 bbs Cod and Scale Fish;
400 do No Gib'd Herring;
1900 boxes Sealed do
1000 lbs Smoked Salmon;
800 kits Soused Salmon;
200 do Sounds and Tongues;
200 quiutals Goldfish suitable for Shipping:
1000 sacks Ashon's Salt,
900 bbls American Salt, &c. &c.
All for sale in lots purchasers by
fmsrc NELSON. WELLS co n Dew treet
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WATCHEs AND JEwELKY.-The largest ana mos.
" spen.id of Watches the city, is be
found at the subscrberAs he constantly receiving ell
descriptions Of Gold and Silver Watches of the
styles, from the manufacturer England France,
switnerlaad he is enabled 70 offer larger assortment and
Gold watches low as $50 $25 each. Watches and
jewery exchanged bought All watches keep
good time, o the money returned.
watcbss snd jeweI repaired in the best by the
SIivvr Spoons, for sale very low.
q. G. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery,
j7 lmtrc Wholesale and retail 30 Wall street up sairs
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feelings Of gratitude and respect we are
ELIHU and SARAH soUTHMAYD.,


Prepared and sold Wholesale and RETAIL and for exportson
A. Sands Co. druggists and chemists. Grants Build
No: z3 Broadway, corner OF Chamber st. New York
Sold by D. Sands druggists, No. 70 Fulton st; David
sands Co.. No. East Broadway. Of Market street,
md by druggists generally throughout the United Sate
Frce 81 per botte-sx bottles S. is lm*rc
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ILxkV 1k1vh INN1VbIV1S IIOOEIz IIVI
HE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public that the Mansion House located in In
outsider street No the vicinity q the landing
arranged in the order
person employed procure permits TO lard
baggage SC WHO will board vessels Immediately after the visit
OF the officers
N BVizito this Island should procure passport from
the Consul at the OF embarkatior to obviate diff
al 6necE WILLIAM FULTON.
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DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
OF the exquisite and finish possessing all the color
" oflife. by A. +. THOMPSON X Co,
No. Ii Park Rev. opposite the Aston House.
Daguerreotyre Apparatus Plates, Cases Chemicals, &c.
for sale.
Instructions given in the art. il8 lmsm
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A CARD.
PHEN!X EXCHANGE.


SNEDECOR AND THOMPSON,
their nrmsTou. friends that they have taken and
and Nassau streets, known the "PHENIX EXCHANGE,
and determined keep the Choicest, liquors and be
found Those who appreciate superior glass Of
Brandy Gin requested call and fine article
Just received.
THE DINING DEPARTMENT is completely REQ
lied, and those who wish good dinner well served
be accommodated moderate charges As the pr0preors
resolved first house, they que
patronage Of their euds and the public long they'll
be found to deserve it,
ISAAC SNEDECOR,
AUSTIN D. THOMPSON.
" B.-The LUNCH. at the Bar will be served up ever,
day between 10 and O'Clock, A. NJ Oysters style
all hours of the day. ia 4taw il lw~
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.
ts;, lib: S s
whose pams are here gwen whss this mpractcabe
q those wSs desire s'no
To Ms,.n Thoma. RobsTts Co. Brosdway y.''' ''
Your medicine named PARIS LIFE PILLS, having at
es IHe Gs poS % Z Sr .1 o%
III In a; Fri s the
asSs gratitude ndncs. me to addre.. you HH Sl
sowrs my health now to what ( Wa. before .tus Parry
E sss %v Il. firm siss
You" 5 5xaF!s!y MILLER.
Nov. asA, ni,
cs Mr. = rs. of 'o'n com Madison
have sold many bo1e. Of PARIS LIFE PILLS. and they
have given universal satisfaction, candid opinion
that y are snS Ss. the oh. Pin; now
msi. ihen n sSo ssa me 0aa"c properties Will
ss,; s;i q. % sf sss s% * an
The following certificate is worthy of particular attention.
ssss R 81 Filter D.
Messr. Roberts 4 CO..
Il with mach pleasure that subscribe to the virtues Of
o AID sy d a
with pain in the brsast co9gh and spnG for five years
ss': :ssas d % % a sd D
he
]. J. JAMES,
No. n Apple street. Philadelphia.
No. 1913 Christie street,
Massrs. 7. Roberts x Coz
This 70 esrtfy that have been afflicted for this twelve
III w 1 had ana
e. eng
attsngysly and carefully taking few small boxes, began
70 iee like another bengand may be circulated
from the M FLING.
loo t:hr;st,s strcet
The above with hundreds Of other testimonials be
at the rr,piletors Once, 3o4 Broadway.
medisine can Be purchased Of all respectable druggists
TO THE PUBLIC
An Injunction the Court Chancsvv of
lately granted against George Roberts the Boston Times
and Nst,on Boitonno way related Tnomss oberts
lor n9dneuty attempting TO issue spurious article a. our
cellor J3dge Story aI ordering the defendant xc into
peintsonceh! or-enga severe snmadveson
Of The dss9dsnt Although Agents constantly on the
ALERT and eyat dculty and expense Of initiating our labels
detsmed At any cost g protect ourselves from the updy
THOMAS ROBERTS co.
dsA imrc No. 3o Broadway cor. of Duane st. Id fsor.
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cure for incPeat deaias.s sa.achf psns
ted secrscns Of the organs Their acoustic oil has been
puar remedy curative in all diseases Of e ea for VI
rer Wh,te street j. lmsec
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

ONDON-ST. KATHARlNE'5 HOTEL, opposite the
IL st. Katharne's Dock Gates and the Royal Mint
THOMAS tENNEY late Ca,si Steward Of the british
States that he has the Of the above and ele
giant establishment which bm IND furnished regardless OF
and adapted for the of IA
miles and gentlemen visiting EnKl,na the hotel fronts that
OF the dock In which the nefx aud most Of the other Anne
vessels lay and W,a hive minutes walk Of the Bank
and Royal Exchange The house will be conducted liberal
he L9ndog American East Indian and Colonial THE
Room and Warm Baths will found in the house. Gentle
contract by the week month for board &c the
America.
LENNEY bess 20 assure those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting render them
comfortable and by attention the wishes Of his hopes
merit that confidence and good will literally bestOw
him when steward Of the British Queen. dl4r
HAVANA AGENCY.-The subscribers, agents for Mrs.
Vests Boarding House will be happy to give information
travellers bound the Havana Orders for India
fruits &c, suended collected drafts bou ght and
sold, their Gercai Agency Ohcs, I2s Nassau New
York
~ Letters ana parcels forwarded BY every packet:
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/
CENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE, 50 MAIDEN
u LANE.
A 10
I
3
All made Of the best materials and the modern style
Persons furnishing their materials depend upon
having them made in the best manner the following
prices
Over Goats, made and trimmed -. SO to 10 90
Dress do do do 7 to 10 90
Frock do do do to 70 90
Vests and Pantaoons, 81 so to l IS
Shirts made order after the latest and
French paerns Under garments 81 all descriptions
y on hand Gloves, Hosiery, Crava, Scarf Saspende
ii lmsec W. COLLINS
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
DRESS COATS MADE TO ORDER FOR Sl0-No 90
- Fulton streetThe subscriber having opened General
Clothing Store No 80 Fulton street. New York pre-
pared furnish all who favor him with CALL every
description Of genemens Wearing Apparel the most
sonabe He offers for their Consideration the following
list OF reduced prices:-
Superkne Dress Coats from .....tl0 l6
Cashmere Pants, "."-...... 4 to s so
Fancy Vests. "."...."...""""".. to 3 so
Overcoats, "...... .U'.........l 10 to 10
Seeks, "."... to S
~ BCloing made for the Southern market with neat.
and despatch Persons will find advantage TO
call and examine stcck and 90 Fulton
before purchasing elsewhere share the public patronage
is solicited. WIN. PEITET.
liz 1mrc
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Temperance in Vermont.

BRAT1LEBoRo.' At a recent town.
meeting it was voted by an Overwhelming
majority TO petition the County Court
"not 10 grant any licenses for the retail
ing of spirituous liquors by The small
measure in this town, and the grand ju-
rors and selectmen were directed 10 see
that the license laws be strictly enforced ::
RUTLAND. We learn from the Rut.
land Herald that meeting was held in
this town, Feb. 20, for the purpose Of act
ing upon the question of licensing inn
keepers and retailers 1t was voted that
the civil authority be requested not to ap-
probate any persons to be licensed as inn
keepers in this town for the ensuing year,
and also requesting the County Court not
10 grant such licenses in said town.
BURLINGTON. AT meeting held in
this town March 18th. the following reso'
luton was adopted:
Resolred, THAT the town of Burling.
ton do hereby respectfully request the
Judges of Chittenden County Court to dis.
continue the licenses TO retailers and 10
inn keepers, and that the selectmen ofthe
town be directed to deliver to each of the
said judges copy Of this resolution"
Springfield, Weathersied, Wardsboro
and Townshend have passed resolutions
not 10 have licenses granted in their re-
spective towns.
In Caslleton no ardent spirits have been
sold for more than year.
ADDISON COUNTY. AT a meeting
held at Mddlebury Feb. 27, Mr.. Slade
made the following statement in reference
to the licenses to sell intoxicating drinks
in this County. This shows that about
half(he towns in Addison County are free
| from rum.houses.
Licenses in the County of Addison,
which run to and expire ne1t June.
Inns ReL'Ps. Inns. Ret
Addison Middlebury 2
Bridport Newhaven l
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We commend the following, from the
Oberlin Evangelist, to any who may yet
doubt OF the final triumph of humanity
over tyranny. The days wear on, but
each works nightly for truth. Hoary
headed error retires before the light Of a
brighter sun. The people of the North
have only to put forth their strength, and
Oppression dies.
HOPE IN THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
! GOD reigneth among the inhabitants
of the earth" Look at our American
Congress. Mem who few years ago
led the mobs that trampled free discussion
in the dust, now stand up lis champions
in The face of the nation. Menf who
threatened the gbbet to those who should
dare proclaim in South Carolina, that
"all men are created equal" now with
humble speech deny their recorded words:
the ghos: of the past threats haunts them,
and they turn pale with fright and flee.
The haugh,iest champions of oppression,
lhose who have been foremost in the fray,
and have fought with a daring and devo-
lion worthy of nobler cause, drop the
spear and battle-axe, and declare that they
give up the conf icL forever. The pary+
that has styled itself, by the mouth of one
of its Ieaders,3 the natural ally of the
South on The subject Of slavery, now for
the first time during several years, is tri-
umphant in Congress, in breaking down
the barriers 10 free discussion, and with
its own hands throwing open the flood
gates TO the tide of ABOLITION that is sweep
ing The land. Such are few among the
signs of the times. Arc not Courage
and Hope" written as by the finger of
God on the changes of the last six years
:" In the morning sow thy seed, and in
the evening withhold not thine hand; for
thou knowest not whether shall prosper,
either this or that, or whether they both
shall be alike good" T. II.
Mr.. Beardsley of Utica. Mr.. Preston of S.
Carolina, and Mr.. Wise o: Virginia. The Demo-
cratic party. Mr. Buchanan of Pennsylvania.
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uo1coMB SD. S. MURRAY, PUBLISHERS.

swing s-their weelbriars-theirs porls-
their loves - their flights - their ferules
and birch-wilh their music of the MUIR
muring "a-b-abs!' Oh my friends,
go back to the days of childhood; re-
member the old school.houses - and,
whilst the tear of swelling good heart
stands in your eyes, go about this work
AT once "The village school !" What
affections and hopes nestle and fondle in
its bosom. What half sad, half sweet
memories, rush back 10 its by-gone happy
daysl IT. when return, can but stop
at one common free schoo! hear one
swell washed and wei -combed" urchin,
ask "who is that2" and hear another
reply, "He is our old Representative,
who told our parents that the State was
bound to teach US all as its own children,
and persuaded them TO bear taxes for our
education" | will then feel the joy of
having done you service, and give you
grateful greeting, as warm and heartfelt
as the affection with which now sadly
say to you all-farewell!
am still your servant.
HENRY A. WISE.
Washington, Feb. %, 1914.
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DANGER! DANGER!!

Annexation is now fairly preached in
Congress. Alter fiery speech from
Holmes Of South Carolina in favor of the
project in which he impudenlIy said, an-
nexalion was now the settled policy oil
the government, and that we should prob.
ably be called to fight "steel 10 steel"
with Mexico and England. Mr.. Win
,hrop of Mass. took occasion calmly to
deny this assumption, when Black of Ga.
called him 10 order for u! The Speaker
of course decided he was in order. Mr..
Winthrop took occasion to tell the South
the feeling prevailing at the North, and
the danger 10 the Union involved in such
a measure.
We clip the closing paragraph of a
correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune, dated
Washington, March ID.
"To-morrow resolution will be off,
cred, calling upon the President fo- any
correspondence which has passed on this
subject between this and the Texan Gov
eminent. 1t is expected tina, this will
test, in some degree, if not decisvely, the
sense of the House on the whole project.
My own opinion is, that this question is
TO be carried to the polls in the coming
Presidential Election. The opponents Of
annexation say, "Let it come in any
shape; the sooner the better.'
p. S. The N. Y. American states
that Upshur had nearly completed the
Treaty for annexation at the time of his
death that the acting Secretary, Nelson,
had taken it up-that it had since been
signed by the President, and was 10 have
been sent to the Senate for concurrence
on Monday last, and that it had been
ascertained that a majority OF the Senate
were 10 its favorll II What is our fate
Albany Patriot.
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VOL yIs OLE g-2Lssla1D1AIo


II. A. Wise and Common Schools,
Mr.. Wise, in his farewell address to
his constituents on resigning his seat in
the House to accept of his appointment
as minister to Brazil, calls enthusiastically
upon his friends TO tax themselves for the
education of their children. Well may
the blush of shame mantle his brow when
taunted with the fact that an eighth part
of the whole white population, in his own
district, can neither read nor write-that
in the whole twelve counties. with pop
ulation OF $4,000, are only llS schools
with 2,628 scholars, leaving 4,l75 chill.
dren unprovided for.
The free schools, spoken of in the
following, it will be remembered are only
free for white children. Colored youth
find no tongue Of eloquence to talk Of
their heathen-like ignorance. Indeed,
slavery so impoverishes Virginia that she
can not afford to educate her own chill
dren.
Educate your children-aU yonr chiI-
dren - every one Of them! All! my
friends | have been often reviled, viified
and abused in public life, but you always
stood by me. never left me, never torsook
me. By and by, my enemies turned upon
you. Their fattery could not turn you
away from my support, and then they
tried to put US in the same category OF
abuse / felt no blows which were ever
struck at me - never - but the blows
which they struck at you, every one of
them reached home TO my heart There
was one-the unkindes: cut Of all, which
Iielt the more deeply because there was
too much truth in the reproach. They
said: "Yes they will always elect him,
but, then, many Of them can not read and
acrite w | never blushed until them
VIVA. could say2 What could do
Why, say only and do on y that which
any proud. honest and brave man can do
wien reproached with truth - bow in
sorrow at the fact - and swear u shall
mol be so IN the neat, the rising genera.
.tion. We will see TO it, and wipe ou
the reproach Of the parents in the good
teaching of the children.
He concludes his Farewell as follows
am about to leave you Tor season
And OF that when l return TO you ant
again travel my wonted rounds, car
only find amidst the changes of lime one
at least which will be anything but sad
Schools schools! schools free schools
in every village, al every turn of lh'
roadside common free schools with thel
delightful uproar the bounding boys
their sweet little modesty couresying fly
f>p girls their grounds - the
pranks - their chestnut and their cherry
trees--their springs of sweet waters, witt
Aheir gourd or their milk's shells - thei