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NTORk INSIITUTE FOR HOYS.


IL DR. RlCH'D L. HAUGHEY, PRINCIPAL.
The York Institute, located in the Borough of orH
Pa 60 miles north of Baltimore, will be open for the
reception of Pupils the first MONDAY of May
ensuing No situation in the Union can surpass il for
health and beauty being very elevated il enjoys the
most saubriOuS and invigOratng atmOs Phere The
institute commands a view of the whole Borough
and rare assembage of the most beautiful land
scapes every side. The course on study will en-
brace the soiii branches usually pursued in Institu
tiohs of high standing and constituting finished edu
cation. The academic year will be divided into two
sessions Of % weeks each, allowing a vacation of
weeks in October and weeks in April. The terms
zone half in advancc for board and tuition for the
scholastic year only SlC0. Each pupil must find
his own bed and bedding.
REFERENCES
Rev. Samuel X, Jcnnings,)
g Augustus Webster, Baltimore.
John L. Hey,
Thomas G.. Pratt, Esq, Governor of Maryland.
Hon. Reyerdy Johnson,
DR.. Thomas Owings,
% James Miller,
/" w. w. Handy,
" Alexander F. Dulin,
VIM. NJ. Kemp,
Mr.. Moses Sheppard p,lt;,.,..
Messrs. Wilson s Hopkins,
Beale H. Richardson, Esq.
Allen Paine, Esq,
VIM, b. Norris, Esq,
Richard II. Hall, Esq.
Messrs. John Boggs s Co.
80 Warner 4 Fisher,
James Kent, Esq .aEne .4Tte''dsi county.
DR.. Denny, Eqston.
Major Thomas Wright near Ccntreuiue,
Or. Richard e. Cochran, Columbia, Pa.
Thomas Hambly, ESQ, York, Pa. aDl-WStl Iii "
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The Board avail themselves of this opportunity 70
draw the attention of the public TO some Of the IN
portant features of their charter
lst In this Company all interests are equal there
is no privileged stock.
I'd. Persons effectiug insurance not answerabs
for losses beyond the amount Of premiums paid oy
Uen; and will divide amongst themselves annually
the nett profits.
3D. The capital OF the Company is limited to half
million of dollars and the expiration of the charter
that is to be divided pro rata amongst all persons
holding the Policies Of the Company, without refer
ence TO the time when they issued or 10 the fact
OF their having expired.
/. In the selection of persons 10 act as Directors OF
this Co. there be felt of that PROXY influence
which has destroyed weakened some OF our strong
est corporations; with us, the direction OF the affairs
Of the Company must be in the hands of those most
deeply interested in its proper and prosperous man
agemcnt,
18th. Any Policy holder has the right and the priv-
ege OF looking at the monthly statement OF its affairs.
9th. Persons insnring in this Company, upon a
neWa OF their lISks, are entitled to deduction OF
per cent on the account Of premiums
0I5- Our Tariff of rates has been carefully revised
and the f0im of our Policies has been amended under
the best legal adviser, TO embrace all The modern
Improvements suggested by experience The classii
cation of the Fire Risks, well the direction given
TO represent them in the applications, modified
as 10 avoid all doubt and ambiguity, and with view
to avoid all possible difficulties in the settlement Of
losses.
nJThe President and the Secretary of the Co. viii
take pleasure in giving detailed information 10
those who will call at the Co.'s office, corner Cay and
| Lombard streets, up stairs. mh2Seo3w
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"a EEY GOODS. Just opened fresh supply of
! 4 superior black Bonbaznes, Lupm's manufac-
turc; do. DO. ALPACAS, unusually fine
superior plain aud fig'd white Narseil,Cs NESTING
do. do. and corded black satin do
do. new style Marsei'les do.
Rich Barge SliAWbS and SCARFS
uper black silk Warp Cashmaret
do do. Ora d'Ete
do all Wool do.
do. plain and lwiiled SUMNER CLOTH
do new style white and coored DRlIl.lNGS
Extra fine white Duck DRILL, for Nesting, sc.
Rich BaZarine LAWNS: BaeecS
do. Mourning Lawns; Mousliues; black BAREGE;
Baizarne, sc.
EGy-Ibaiy receiving new Goods which we can offer
wholesale and retail at low prices. Wholesale Rooms
up stairs, HAMILTON EASTER < CO.,
apps 203 Market street.
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gNRESs LAWNS only l24 cts. a lot of Lawns
~ just received at the low price of II! cts. per yd.
One invoice superior do only p cts
do Foulard style Calicocs, only -! cts
do Second Mourning Alpaca Calicoes at l2i cts
do Striped Curtain NuSiins, only l2t cts
Mouslin de LANES, at l2!, l62, p cts. &c
BazarGcs 81 cts, Barrager 81 cts. up
Furniture Calcoes, very pretty, at o. cts
Yard wide Muslins at = cts and general assert
mcnt Of other NEW SPRING GOODS, Puasols, Sun
Shades, and BOnuCt- nj
HANWARD'S Cheap Store,
No. % Howard ST., I'd door from Fayette.
n. B. Lots Of other Cheap Goods from auction.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.4LTERT- SIS.
MRS. BOOTHS BENEFIT
TN7HIS EVENING. April 18Th, slj, will be per
H. formed A HUSBAND AT SIGHT Caharne,
Mrs. BOOTH Patl Parchivz, Mr. OWENS.
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE,
TO conclude with BEAUTY AND THE BEAST,
Beauty, Miss CANNON. Marygold Mrs. BOOTH,
Fairy Queen, Miss MCBRIDE. Beast, Mr.. GALLAG-
Hen sir AldSatc Pump, Mr. JNO. SEXTON. John
Quill, Mr.. OWENS. DfesaliEda, Mrs. RUSSELL.
1Uf- Admtance % cts, children under 10 years of
age, l23 cents. Saloon performances to commence at
Il O'Clock precisely. II
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nUFFIELD'S SUGAR CURED FAMILY
- HAMS. 1000 Of these choice family HAMS.
which are acknowledged by those who have tried
them, to be superior 10 any ever purchased in this
market. For sale by THO. PENNIMAN s. co,
apl 7-eo3t y Bowly's Wharf.
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EELLING OFF! In order TO reduce nay pre-
y sent stock of CHEAP GOODS | will sell Silver
Pencils II! cents Gold do. 50; Gold Rings 25 cents
Set do 31 Gold Pins g. do. Earrings 25c; Gold watch
KEYS 81; Jet and Satin Hair Dresses and Necklaces
25c; Jet Buttons cts dozen do Hair Pins g. cts; do
Breastpns G.! Scissors Sc; Needles 3cts; Tape cts
doz Pins cts paper; Hooks and Eyes ct box; g. s.
Butter Knives %; Britannia Table Spoons s} cts set
Tea do. l2ic; black and white Hose TO- Genllemen's
Cotton hall Hose cts; Twist Combs cts; side DO.
cents pair; Bears Oil lal; Cologne good 10 cents
Britannia Coffee Pots 81 %; Tea do G2 Whole set do
o peces) s; PenknvGs low; Knives and Forks do;
Shoves and Tongs cheap; Spittoons ID cents; Lamps
ftp; Candestcks flip; Casters (revoYirg) Zoe; Clocks
50. Alo a general assortment of Threads; Buttons;
Jcwelry; Combs; Brushes Wallets; Fancy Soaps; ia
PANIED Wares, SC, at reyy reduced prices
GEORGE r. FlCKERS,
No Baltimore street,
apl6 Between the Bridge and Market.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY & SPECTACLES.
WYNN. ID. ELTONHEAD, from Philadelphia
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Spoons and fine Jewelry of every description on
band. Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesale
and retail.
n. b. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms, at
No. 1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
d3i-,f between North and Calvert SITS.
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BREASTPINS, BRACELETS, &c.
4 MINK RED TOPAZ AMETHIESN.

4 handsomely in gold. Ladies who want a hand
come BREAS1PlN or BRACELET, at a very low
priae, will please call G. ID. CLARK, Water-st ,
second door from Calvert, where general assortment
of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
are offered for sale. &C Old Gold and SILVER taken
IN Exchange. api9
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VIII Introduce a variety Of New Songs, Gees, Se.
{h}- Front seats reserved for the Ladies' Admit
lance rs cents. Concert to commence at a quarter
to s O'Clock. apl9
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TO DAIRY MEN, FURNITURE DEALERS, FAR
AIElg a A.ELI AcaLn Ill.

MEMS AND SuTt CITY,
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SA LIE. By virtue 0 +
"a an order of the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
county, the subscriber administrator Of Abraham 3.
Duppin, will expose to public sale on THURSDAY,
the oath day Of April at II O'Clock, A. NJ, variety
of Personal Property, being part of the deceased's
personal estate consisting Of Farming and Household
Utensils, Horse, Milk Wagon and all the neces
safy apparatus belonging to a dairy. Also, II Cows,
one Bull, &c, The sale will take place at the late
sdeRce of the deceased, situated the Bel-Air Ave
nue., about and half miles from Aisquith street.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Court, cash.
OWEN BOULDiN, Admir-.
apl2-lw [PSl II. W. BOOL, AuctiOneers
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GREAT GEOLOGICAL EXHIBIT ION.
FENHE whole retiuue of Wild Living Animals,
III from the Philadelphia Institute, will visit Balti-
more on MONDAY, 2lst day of April, for THREE
DAYS ONLY.
% On the entrance to the city on Monday, the
2lst, the Great Four ELEPHANT Team will appear,
drawing the music, followed by some 20 wagons,
filled with animals, and drawn by seventy beautiful
Horses.
HERR DRIES BACH, the renowned Lion, Leopard
and Tiger subduer and taner is attached 10 the Men
agprie who will caress, fonde, magnetic, and even
drive them i'll harness.
The science of Natural History must, in some de-
gree, have occupied in all ages, and in every
degree of civilization, as we depend upon the objects
around US for food, shelter, and amusement. Why
should not man, in state of refinement and wealth,
explore the great museum of nature, to enhance his
temporal qualification, add to his source of knowledge
Increase his veneratiOn for the wonderful Author
! of all things?
The advantages derived by a visit to a well arrang
ed Menagerie apparent. 1t is the concentration OF
all that is beautiful and sublime in natures mighty
work; of the most elevated sources of human
enjoyment. and one wholly Invested of every mora
objection frequently made use Of against places o
amusement in general
| D3- LOCATION for Pavilion, down S. CHARLES
| STREET corner Of Conway ST., place beautiful;
adapted.
o. ADMISSION 90 CENTS. Children hal
price. apl4-lw
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SPLENDID CATTLE.

We will offer for sale at our Stalls
S.y.sz-zz5=;zz74;s;yf Nos IL and IL CENTRE MARKET
if&E#}4ASS on SATURDAY MORNING. 1911
JtsxG&sy3J inst, another very superior lot Of
PM-utS Will BEEF, from the celebrated farm OF
is=----i.c..-- Mr.. J. PANCAKE, Virginia.
HENRY KIMBERLY,
apl8-lt. SAMUEL KIMBERLY.
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CASSlMERES AND NESTlNGS.
UUST RECEIVED. 80 pieces new style CAS-
sU SlMERES low priced and medium.
10 pieces French Drap d'Ete, silk warp and all wool
10 do superior s and "a Silk Serge
30 do new style Linen DRILLS
do super white Duck do for vesting
Various rich styles for VESTINGS
Super white Marseilles do
Very superior plain and fancy black Satin Vesiings
Heavy corded blachSSilk do
Also on hand, splendid lot Of French CLOTHS
and 81 and GA Doeskins, English and Domestic
Cloths, Tweeds, SC.
The attention of wholesale and retail purchasers is
requested to our splendid assortment of Goods.
90 Wholesale Rooms up stairs.
HAMILTON EASTER s. Co,
apl5-6t 2O3 Baltimore street
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rHE MUTUAL FrREAND MAXINE IN

THE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE co. OF BALTIMORE.
incorporated by the Legislature Of Maryland at hesr
last session.
EEAVING been organized according 10 the pro
visions of its charter, is now prepared 10 take
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND RISKS,
on terms favorable any inst itutlOn in the Uni
ted States, at their office corner OF GAY AND LON
BARD STREETS, (up stairs.)
DIRECTORS:
Col. O'Donncll, JnO. d. Early,
Richard Norris, VIM Loney,
Beale II. Richardson, Jas. tarw God,
hpheus Hyatt.
RICHARD NORRIS, PresieEt.
JNo. S. LArITTE. Secretary.
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HNHEAP PAPER HANGINGs. The sub
u scriber offers for sale of the best assortments
OF American PAPER HANGlNGS in the city, at very
greatly reduced prices, and put up by careful journey
men, no boys being employed. Also his superior
VENETIAN BLINDS, HUSk MATTRESSES,
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, &C.,
of the very best materials and workmanship, and ut
prices very near, if not quite low, an inferior
article may be purchased for elsewhere.
JAMES I'll. COX,
No. l62 Baltimore street,
apl0-lm second door west of the Museum.
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YHNO WHIP AND CANE DEALERS. Just
III received from Philadelphia, at f. A. PAGES
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store, No. 10 5. CHARLES
STREET, an invoice of 300 dozen assorted WHIPS
and CANES, which will be sold low to close a con-
Germ. aplQ emf
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NDLD PENCIL CASES Received this day
w very handsome lot OF Gold Pencil Gases. large
and small sizes; which will be sold at reduced prices.
Ai,o, Jacksons superfne Leads for Pencil Cases.
Call on G. ID. CLARK, Watch Maker,
m29 Water street, 2nd door from Calvert,
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JUDGMENTS of six and 10 months, purchased
% L.F. SCOTTIS Intelligence Office,
ap9 No. 10 Exchange Place,
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- WANTED TO RENT, as above, a comfort
GlIIT able two story Dwelling, rent about two hun
IaYstiz bred dollars. apl2 eotf
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6 "a I'D LEAD. OLD LEAD bought at the BAL
~ YlMORE TYPE FOUNDRY, BANK LANE,
Barnum's Hotel, for which cash will be paid, at
fair market prices. Also, OLD TYPE, for which
cash will be paid, or new type given in exchange.
and
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SILVER SPOONS! SILVER SPOONS.
y Those going to house keeping would do well to
call on G. ID. CLARK,
Water street, 2d door from Calvert
Who has large assortment of SILVER WARE now
Oh hand which win be sold 1T moderate prices mha2
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ner il could justify Slavery 10 the United States"
III Slavery be justified by the law of Moses, it is,
Of course, only justified in the same manner, and
with the restrictions under which it was placed
ny tha, law" What were these restnc;ions7
l. A Distinction was made between their breth
rem and the Can.ani,es The former could be held
10 slavery only for Elk years, butsttengers be
l-ld 70, life"
g. Is The slaves of the stranger we're circumcised
aud admitted TO the ordinary privileges OF the He
brew Church and Commonwealth"
3. ." Ii a master in any manner manned such q
servant even 10 the breaking of tooth, he was
obliged 10 manutnit him.
4. :" The Hebrews were positirely forbidden 10
deliver up slave who had escaped fIom his mas
trr, but were commanded 10 allow him 10 dwell in
the place which he chose, in any OF the gates where
it liked hig. best" Deut- XIII. Is, l6 There Is
90 need Of comparing these lava with the laws OF
TIE Southern States respecting Slavery.
This last precept | think, Clearly shows ,hsi
Moses intended to abolish Slavery. how could
Slavery long continue 10 country where every on.
'as forbidden to deliver up Il fugitive slave =
Slavery would quickly cease, were this the law IN
this country.
The Second Proposition Of the Sylloeism was,
= God sanctioned Slavery among the Hebrews >
This has already been answered III the remarks
ABOVE. God tolerated. or permitted IT.; notnlng
more; nj tn same tine intoxicating pnacip!es when
would inevitably overthrow At.
Ia conclusion, DR.. WayiGnd reviewed The argu-
rent of the present letter and supposes himself 10
nave shown that 90 the conclusion that God in the
Old Testament sanctions Slavery TO all men, mat
Is. TO us, is without foundation"
Ia his next letter Dr. Wey!and considers the ar
he New Tts,ament. ..
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HE TRIBU N f.
THE LAMENT Of THE BE FGs Fns TE9Sn'.

For The Tribune
The LAMENT OF THE BEREAvED.
HAVE a simple flower
Prom which the breath Of sweetness long hath flown
Bat which in its decay hath dearer grown,
And dearer grows each hour.
It's little history
bay worthless be to every heart but mine,
Yetns'er did holisr offering grace the shrine
OF Loves dola,ry.
The gift Of orc whose hear,
Was slmple-but whose humble life was true,
And less of Fancy than Affection knew.
Living from self apart.
Well do keep the time
When with the light Of Heaven in her meek eyes,
Az nearer drew her soul to Paradise
Ons thin haad laid or mine,
She gave this flower 10 me,
And babe me keep it as glft-thatI
Might sometimes point her menu y with sigh.
When she no more should be.
And gave me nothing more,
For well she new it was enough 10 give,
Where pure in the affections she would live.
And deeper than before.
For we 10 each had grown
Fen from our childhood TO our later bloom,
Nor knew our love till shadows from the tomb,
Were Ger our Sunshine thrown.
Nor she nor had e'er
Whispered word OF passion 10 each other,
She seemed sister-i 10 her brother.
Content such love to share,
Till pale Consumption came,
And left bis scarle, touch upon her cheek,
Then grew sadder and she grew more meek
We loved no more the same.
For feelings such as
Had never felt before, burned in me when
She said how much she'd loved me-said again
That she must early die.
Then every dream Of joy
Seemed In momsnt more than worthless grown,
Too frail and poor to ever live alone.
And yet too strong to die:
And thus we first confessed
That We had named our love too cold name,
And followed the rehection-not the fame
Deep burning in the breast.
But soon she passed away:
Isaw her sweetly smile, and gently die,
And fslt a thrill of btterest agony
Pass through my heart that day.
Ye not-ah not in vain
Did we thus tell our Iove-She now can be
An angsl.spirit watching over me
While from her remain. A. D. F. R.
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ROOK.KEEpING. &c

BOOKKEEPING, &c.
X Z. MARSH, Accountant respectfully announces thst
~. his Counting Rooms No. S Cedar street, Continue open
from A. NJ. TO 9 P. NJ.
In the study OF Book keeping taught BY Mr.. Mars.
every pupil keeps IN the most practical manner complete set
of partnership books, embracing all the different business
good mercantile house he becomes taRIGr
with oil the books constituting TIE SET with all the documents
relating the books trial balances balance Sheets
current and with mercantile calculations interest.
discount. equation of paymsnts. exchange, &c.
In of instruction person OF coed capacity Will
become competent Bookkeeper and will receive cii-
cate that effect. No one is taught IN q class.
MERCANTILE WRTTING.-A thorough course Of pro.
eressve lessons which VII not fail IN efecinc valuable
p,oyen-en Specimens OF Truly mercantile style may be seen
81 the roCnS.
roSpscuses. with terms. hoI &c. mag be obtained
rooms day and evening.
c. c. MARSH'S WORKS.
The Science o. Double Ea,ty BOOK Keeping Smpihed ll
edition. 40 pages octave pnce 81.
The Art Of Single Entry Book keepng improved. 81 cd.
ton, 10 pages octsvo pIice 70 centS.
For sale az the bookstores. and a. the :oorns.
M. Marsh offers his opening closing. Writing
up books S Cedar street Up stairs. SY
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SECOND BOARD
Public stock Exchange-JAs. IL.
Pasgenyers Arrived.

IN the ship Rochester from LirrpoO-Mr Watson and 20
In The 6rig Pa,lura from Saraanah-J Near NYork
Skinner, J Parsons. Boston. 49,
IN the iona from HovrssooWm Wor,hnGon' Boston: w
Very S johnson, Salem--23 steerage.
IN ship SYtuanus Jenkins from Trtestep Erelegh and
daughters, Z Reed G Hurd-1 steeIage.
In the brig Lerant from Compeaehy-Capain G w Num-
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q. Thompson, NElaven.
Arrived.

Packet shin Rocho,er Brton I'm Liverpool Dec 9Th. mdse
20 Woohhul Minturn
Brig Philura Doane, ds I'm Savannah. cotton to Durham
x Dmon. - ~
PnxrOn. ~,
Mct'rcndv & Co. 40 4,
schr WIN Hart. Candy. DIS from Wilmington. NC. naval
schr jsbez White corscn. d, I'm Washington NC.
val stores Cook s. Taylor.
Schr David Rsry, COon ds I'm Washington, NC. naval
store, q Cook & Taylor
Schr David, Haznrd. Milton, Del. corn.
schr Walker Rogers, I'm Maryland. oysters.
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NOTICE TO TAX P-sYERS.

t-U q : K,
Brooklyn, November -tl. iSi; :
s5tRSl Ant 20 AZ As of The legislature. entitled " Al
= Ac relative The collection OF taxes the City OF Brock
lyl and for other PURPOSES, prssc! April Sh ll Notice
hereby given, that the Assessment Rolls for FOR The
current have tbs day been delivered The Cornstroisr oI
the City OF Brooklyn; and the; from all which sai 1t
paid 10 the said Comptroller within thirty days from the
hereof, deduction OF three viii De maze; end tiirl
rom al! taxes which shall re paid ae: the expiration OF the
said thirty days md w;n rum sad date cdu1
Aun Of Per cent wal BE made 6ni ;hat Oa and ailef The
first Tuesday January next cent v be asd-I 70
1itsS-. then CApad and tla: the ..r9 @
- ~ Iafslafy rsX The sa Corpols- val deliver y.
t"eri0-s of; ir7 Cig o! Brooklyn the sid s->is-I- Rods
te.f vita Tie D@-Ia.s Thereto annexed, a,sc.. c-l 70
proceed With regard unpaid Tie directed
BY law.
tbs Compuolle. would respectfully request those vino H.
tend 10 avail themselves u the prnveons CT the Act referred
- m the above inform hun thereof posi-
be that tsr bills may se ealls, prevent delay
when they may be Prepared 20 pay I:eir taxes.
In cunpiancs with resolution Of the Mayor and Common
Council NOTICE hereby furthsr given, nai the Gonutrol
81 VII Teeys iaxes al hIs 0saln The CITY Budnss, FROM
AT NO OTHER HoURs. ( IL fl'sp
nI3 A II. MERWIN Cornn.ror.,
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ii 3 81 81 HITS
ptNTll.IES UE PARIS.

- (PARIS LOIENGES.D
fsS valtabie, mid and harmless medicine for the positive
crEe OF Ef5Bclls, hpaencs and violent colds whether
recent OF oi andng be obtained by wholesale Of ne
French Drug Depot Of Games K Haskell IS Liberty street ne
original importers of the article INTO the United States and
wholesale and retail by Rshton * Co 10, Milhan i3.
r. Ch!ton 23. and Adamy & Off. @ broadway and by ell
othe. noted chemists and pharngceuts and county.
NOrIcZ.The above MEDICINE has been pra,ei indeIy "a
rious Names which purchasers are cautioned against le
genuine pat up -cen boxes, inscribed with the
name of our house IN Pars winch dare initiate
dc lmt CARNES & HASKELL
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DEITZ, BROTHER & co.
Nn - inEt.arRsn.r NFW. YORK.

no. ID IUf'-oI MIL I'VE VtN8tf
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