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III. .}IleR lo .llIr. DoaelsoR.
DEPARrMENT OF STATE.
1vashington, Texas, May I9, 1915.

Washington, Texas, May l9, 1915.
 The undersigned, Attorney General of the republic of Texas, charged ad ia'erjm with She direction of the Department of State, re- specually invites the aHentioa of -the Hon. Ar. Donelson, minister charge d'aaairs of the Unlled States near this government, to the following considerations respecting the inter- esls of the two countries, whether viewed in lhe existing attitude of their mutual relations, or in that of their probable and prospective connexions.
 Ii cannot have esaped the notice of the Hon. Mir. Doneson, that, rom the tenor of the late communication of Gen. Almonte to the President of the UnileA States, when de- handing his passports as minister plenipo- tentiary and envoy extraordinary of the go- vefment of Mexico, Texas is still claimed by the latter as one of is departments, and that belligereRt measures ale threatened to maintain this claim; also, that, from the news paper accounts of the termination of all di- piomatic intercourse with the American min- lster al Mexico, the same belligerent attitude is manifested by circular alleged to have been addressed 10 the representatives of En- gland and France at that court.
 From the tone of these manifestoes, anew invasion of the territory of Texas may rea- sonably be apprehended, ifthe proposals late ly received from the UnitedStates for the an- nexation of Texas to the federal Union should be accepted by Texas; of which result, the sure indications of the popular will, exhibit- cd from the various portions of tie republic, present to the mind an assurance so strong as to challenge conviction, and leave scarce ly a possible room for doubt.
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MR. DoNELsoN's CoRREsroNDrNcE.- This admirable series of letters, between Mr. DoSELsoN, our charge d'aflaires, and Mn. ALIEN, the Texan Secretary of State, will be read with interest. Ne, therefore, publish it, at length, 10 the exclusion of several articles designed for our paper of today.
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.Ar. DoneIson 10 Mr. .4ilea.
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES,
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Washington, Texas, April l6, l845.
 The undersigned, charge d'aflairs of the United States, has the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt of the note addressed 10 him on the 14th instant, by the Hon. Eben'r Allen, Attorney General of the republic of Texas, charge ad interim with the direction of the Department of State, in answer to that of the undersigned, transmitting the proposals from the United States for the admission of Texas into the Union.
 The determination of the President 10 COR vene the Congress of the republic of Texas at an early day. for the purpose of consulting with that body as to the delbcration and ac- foa due to these proposals from the United States E what the undersigned eNpected.- Theeoasummation olthis important measure, changing, as it will, the organic laws of the republic, necessarily requires the ratification and direction of the people, under such forms as the existing government may recommend; and the undersigned is happy to say to the Hon. Mir AIlen, that this iailiatory step, so Pompdg taken by this government, will not iaiI to he gratifying 10 the President of the tulel States, who will sec in it all assurance fhal, if the proposals for the reunion oi the two republics are adopted, fine changes made necessary thereby, in he present constitution aad goterHment of Texas, will be effected with the calunes and dciiberation becoming thc important subject
 And the undersigned takes pleasure in re- ueVmg 10 Mir. Allen assurances of the great regard with which he has honor to subscribe himself his obcdient servant.
 A. J. DONELSON.
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MAIL CoNrRAers.--#e invite attention to the advertisement of the Postmaster Gen. eral, for contracts to carry the mails in Ar kansas, until 30th June next, under the new law.
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THE WEArHaR, although very dry and dusty, has been of delightful temperature for the last week. Occasional clouds, and gentle breezes, have relieved the system from the prostration of strength produced by the excessive heat. genlle shower, now and then to lay the dust, would be just the thing.
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We are requested to announce that the Rev. MR. MooRe will preach ill the Presby- terian Church, in this city, on next Sabbath, the 10th inst.
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GRE4rFlRu IN NEW oRK.-On the 18th July, all extensive and destructive fire oe- cured in the city of New York. The pa pers state the number of houses burned at 300, and estimate the loss of property al Slo.O00.O00
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g. Our New Orleans exchanges hay ing failed for nearly two weeks, we are under obligations 10 the kindness of Lieut. cours, of the U. s. Army, and of our lel- low townsmen hIr. WAIT and Maj. BUTLER, for the Picayune, Tropic, and Bulletin
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DEATH or TIE VleE PRESIDENT OF Tex As.-The Texas "Norheru Standard" comes to us in mourning, for the death of the Vice President Hon. K. L. ANpERsoN.- We copy the last paragraph of the obituary noiice:
 "DEArn OF K. L. AxpEnsos-It becems our painful duty, to announce the affecting intelligence, that this distinguished man, the Vice President of our Republic, is no more. He died at Fantharp's, Washington county, on the Sd instant, of congestiyc fever; we suppose on his way home from Washington, after the conclusion of his duties as Presi- dent of the Senate.
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see the necessity of prompt and decisive ac- ton, whereby the measure may obtain the constitutional sanction of Texas. And the undersigned takes this occasion to renew to MT. Allen an expression of the distinguished consideration with which he has the honor to be
 His very obedlent servant,
 I D0NFI SON.
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Tur HEALrn of our city continues very good the few cases of fever which occur, being of a mild tyre, and easily relieyed.-- We hear of Iittle, or no, sickness jn the country.
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ABsrnAcr OF DECISIONS or SUPREME CouRr.-We are indebted to Hon. F. II. ENGLISH, Reporter of the Supreme Court, for an abstract of the cases decided at the July term. They were intended for this number of our paper, bnt, 10 our regret are unaroidably postponed until next week.
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FR0M TEXAs MI MFXlCo.

We select the following items of news from the latest New Orleans papers received
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TIE RIVER has continued 10 fall, slowly, since our last. There are, How, at this place, Hree feel rater in tue channel, and still fall- ing.
 No STEAM Boar arrivals siuce our last
 TIE CRops have continued to suffer from the dry weather; and in some portions ofthe State, especially in the North West, an al- most total blight of the corn has been ocea- stoned; altho, but few weeks since, the prospect ofan unusually abundant yield, was most cheering.
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The following, we extract from the Pi- eayune of July %, being portions of let fer to that paper from friend n Texas-ap- parently member of the convention.
 The delegates to the Convention, forinel- ljgenee, integrity and worth, would rank high in any country. There isuot, perhaps, much of brilliancy, buta great deal of matter -oi-tact sense md sound knowledge; and l predict that we shall form and send you a sound and sensible Constitution, free from the worst features of altraism.
 4 despatch was received from the United States in the morning, and Major Donelson arrived on the evening of the 9th, having been detained al Washington by serious in- disposition These despatches relate to the They are now on their march-lhe foot by water to Corpus Christi, on the west bank of the Rueces the dragoons by land to San Antonio.
 The step is taken that will decide Mexico in her policy. Foreign troops will soon be upon the soil she claims Her choice must be declaration of war; or, if she Is wise, negotiation. She may acquire money by the latier--defeat and disgrace only by the for mer. To-day a resolution was passed, re- questing the President the United States, in the behalf of the people of Texas, 10 send troops forthwith to urfrontier. This fea8- lution is a sanction, on the part ol the people of Texas, of the movement noted above.
 The intrigue of those in power here, which in its commencement was6dysed by the ex- President, has been disaiYsgled by the power of the people The Executive occupies no enved position;--I am inclined 10 think he has been yictimzed by his friend and patron, as well as her Maesty's Minister. True 10 his faith, however, he issued his Proclama- lion, admitting state of war and disputed territory, which if not iadended as treason to the country, proceeding from disappointed hopes, was excessively foolish.
 Lord Aberdeen has ayowed to Dr. Ashbel Smilh that her Mqjesty's Government will not interfere in the question, so he writes home.'
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Foreign ImDortation..

LIyERrooL-Ship Saml Hcks-3 pkgs VIM Watt do John
itobinon00 Goodhue COLO pig Boorm,u John
stoa col pkgs w Spies co-l3 Il G Backburn-o i
Nabeei90 Saml Thompson-5 Sheldon 4 Pheips-2A Var
Nestm6 VIM Whitewreht-la Stokes Gilbert cos bar,
IRON bleecker Oothout8 pkgs Robbins-29 John New
boudm5 Ira Smith co sif kin Ironsdes co.. Gray
So-l992 sacks salt Woodruff Mnturns-6 pkes Cameron
RrsndIl Ihos Hunt col Gregory &col sanl Grydon-s
M Crook l. Atterhury jr < colo Wolfe & Ciespie-g
AZ SheIden Co. Field Msgrila Wolfe Bshop-2lc
ySs Ihompsonl Smith Wright29 bales 10 cks c. crts
20 bxs 200 tons pig iron order. = -
ANIwERP- ship Nie-l cs mdze Gurding & Kunckelmsn-
rkg books President of the National Institute of Wasngto
DO fosmastet-6 pkgs mdze c Vandervoor-2 cs glass
r,.o,er and Moman9 md,e arms &c pkcs mdze
Doer-3 cs ndze Seinhue-2 Safra Reis Brothers s.
co6 pkgs wire and mdze Frederick toy2 bales do nkrs
essences books aud Autographs II w II Ma-o hall
ci9th Seyns Cohree do Almy, Patterson & CO of Boston
40 Spies Christ Coz bales mdze Victor i,rchels
HARDWARE DE- Tkgs muket and boots Charles Keatge
old snnn., . chaesaoa dry hides by piece
y ary hdes Old bells pkEs Old ss5a5 Everett
gsnee Murray Ingaes2o Juan de la Grnia9a bags Ia
Muord-i kegs mdze Murray Lanman372 dry hides Gre
zorro Dominguez-p0 do Zachrson co-27 do Rowland
Aspilwall-2 pkgs mdke S60i l. Lanm,n-soG NJ &; Mer-
s2oo II Wyche co-Si6oo James Davison-sG7 O'Varet-
oxs mdze sI3 Arangmen-S3c0 George N Smpson--i5l
dry hides ~ bxs mdzc bags pkgs seroons mdze ~
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miscellaneous Record.


Key WEsr June s-he bsTqus Globe Capt BTszsr from
for Ssw % to
she was hove down but does not appear 70 have
: BE-
e Ss Ss s nc the m
Of ship Rienz has been made the value Of the
s9 to Z. from
ca ts s, ;fa5 %
the h vessel which has been launched in that this
which launched making twelve Vessels bull, there
Of ~o ,ns be s s Ssa
as they were last portion OF Belfast having been
Naval.
hs @ ne Go, a'ESey sd a. chss'Sn on the
rs Lieut. s &ss LrsER cs%ss
ley II Stuart Mdshipmen Atkinson, Y Spencer Thomas
The d sloop war Marion at the Charles,own Navy
Yard nearly ready for and several officers have been
sS:S Ss, .$ Fs'ss S
RsaS" fs to ss IF New in" js
spp Il. cyss
sRs 'sss y fyi:s
sYSgs9a addison to receiving shpa, Boson Passed Mid
men ,y khina epa " s!sufd' under
survey under Lieut. Bache.
Foreign Ports.
SAGuA LA GRANpE, June 8-n port, Ganges for Baltimore
70 days.
Home Ports.
BANGOR, June 6-Ar Mt Vernon NYork; nth, Challenge
do Gid 7th Schools Mayaguez Porto Rico Boston; l8th
Dunlap Barbados; Susan Ross, NYork.
Leopard Baltimore Iowa. and Susan Ludwig Richmond.
cGas Boston
NEwBuRyPoRT June 2O-Arr Ruby Rondout.
BosToN, June 2A Palm Philadelphia Mercy, Matanzas
Florence, and Ariel Albany Excel NYork Signals for
birqnes and brig Cid Rouble Bava Louisa Buenos
Ayres; Lion Smyrna; Chickasaw Ryder Charleston; Chcka
saw Kendrick Baltimore Eidela Eastpor; Or Hitchcock
Bangor to load for Hay Elizabeth Albany Hero Iof Bos
Grsnde; Fred Pearl Robbnston; 10Th, Ornament Albany
and Niagara, Philadelphia Cid Prospect do SldAL Acer
man, do.
BRIsrol, June barr Rising SUM- Providence for Albany
Sid Emsne and Volta Philadelphia. Arr oth Voant Ports
mouth, RI. for Hudson, NY.
RlcHmoSn: June 2o-sd VIM Thompson, Fall River; Geo
Thomas Plymonth Highlander, and Susan Phebe Jersey
City. Lynchburg, NYork
WILMINGTON, NC June 14-Arr Reguus and T. s Powell
NYork; 10th, David Duffell ork; l7th Thorn do Sid
nth SAM Colt Havana: Madison New York; 10Th, Susan,
Havana; 10TH Power, NOrlens
CHARLEsroN, June l8-Cld st Patrick Archat, CD. Sid
Apollo, Hayre.
SAvANHAt, June l7Arr Savannah Baracoa. Cid Backus
Kingston, ia; Brown Havana. Sid Milton, Liverpool
MOBILE June l4-Cld Robt Isaac, LIVERPOOL Reform New
York; Wave, Boston.
FRANKLIN, La. June 3-Arr Pacific. NYor Sid Cd Helen
Sears do May 81 Helen, Newell do; 2Gh Atlantic Phiade
phia.
NrrORIEANs June 13-Arr Oilers (Brem) Bremen; For
tuna, (Mez) Tobasco Cid Hannibal Trieste Epervie Lii
bourne; Juaquna, tMex) Sisal
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
CDsceJor re saLe of the Original Ge,swine
FULMONIC SYRUP,

new a
FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE
INK EA H. a1U was cured Of and danger
t Ssg strongly urged Sy
1sS
sy 3; E
him. aud the medicine sold IN his and true state
Of * sg &: IN the
continued hi. competition until had reason TO believe this
strength The syrup Thinking written nigh!
taon was too so%psiy nierwessn With the reputation
one would extend It's conse guences to the other
had encountered large expenditures in establishing and con.
casssy to l. These "iaences based upon my we known
character and the certificate my with my advice to
as others whom visited both in the city and and the
Of ;"a % M
Of respiration well the liver complaint and dyspsa have
he a
5 ss n S
could permit my sphere Of TO b.
narrowed through the neglect variation Of any other
rup i to say that hold the old original receipt
and the most accurate knowledge Of the only correct
And order render it free from ali impurities, well
its full and uniform strength without the kind
he sdiiIS he
the application Of improved and only suitable by
Of %sessy Ssefsh color and variable strength
arise from my process; The nowlsdss and employment Of
The young has been incidentally mentioned
@ a"s ss. s Ss @ 0
Al the tina, he may Justly deserve He invites the pub
%sy enough caution. a liberated Compound
US"a M a &c ~ s.,sd ~ TINS ms
Established Office ~ CORTLAND " one df9 ssSE
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EMOVAL.
The Public is notified that the Office for the sale of
SCHENCKS PULMONIG SYRUP

REMOVAL.
The Public Is notified that the Office for The sale Of
HAS BEEN REMoVED FROM No. 4sH TO
No. Courtland street,
North side few doors below Broadway opposite Nationa
WE CAUTION THE r 'tHsL, TO BEAR IN MIND,
EGkN &. e %
Beware Beware Of sgqIiGu. limitations.
Syrup go directly < 81 the PcEcsrie,tor; Office
lied upon With safety for ihs cure Of Pulmonary consamon
has cured when every thing else has faed1ths author ams
sesses convictions cfruh taken, and used according
seldom fall Of perfect
Gains the cough rrens the abscess facilitates
regulates the bowels without ". the rs.
of other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the system, and pues thu
eeu made rsv AID ISs
saS ,s .s to sf ad M q his os No
its curing the author when the lowest stage
pulmonary consumption.
now become permanently established with the public Thu
number Of cures ofpulmonay CONSUMPTION made in this city
upon hs s ss that
e. e ss
e Tar sdScsd in as to be unable to leave her bed
the sbscess head discharged nearly squart
s s "nsf S.. h flesh returned" and she
Lusk Pastor Gf he D. Church, Jersey CITY, states thai
given schencks treatise Of consumption true:
e ,ts .sb,n the 81 % q M & v
William street restored health BY the use Of th
Syrup Also Mary r Van Buren,, No is Christopher
city daughter Of Mr. Peter Delaney No % Market street New
wark N j. who were az victims to consumption and curet
satisfaction thar furnished treatise BY calling
the propretors Office they will be furnished with reference
of the highest standing who have cured bx
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

JUNE 20There have been fresh arrivals of becves
during the week. The supply at market on Monday
may be considered full for the season. and the prices OBJ
tanned show that the quotations Of the preceding week
are maintained. The offering comprised 474 head, of
which "a were driven TO Philadelphia, l0s head remain
unsold and the balance, amounting 3o2 head nclud-
ing a. which shipped to Bermuda purchase ed
at prices ranging from 50 to SO the hoo-equal So
90 IS net The supply of live hogs offered at
ke though somewhat less than during several preced
ing weeks, may be considered quite full The demand
is limited and former prices have been sustained.
We quote to-day according to quality from 81 so to
75-the highest for prime only.
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f AID HEFO WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacv
rs NASSAU STREET.
" DICAL VICE

NE DICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES.
shs Of s New York College Of Medicine
continue to direct their PARTICULAR senton to ali dsea,es
ny;e aud can promise requiring
ne constitution Or business Invalid.
and time may be thus avoided One Of die members
sa'2Gf s .ss'f complaints attends for consul
~ SS eoTsR3
have ss contain.
s pw ,ass cong
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
.E ss &C.
cret indulgence excess q any kind Il invaluable
sue bottles 81 zach Of half dozen S. carefully
VELphAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
81 s$ .ss ss., s:.
as , Their 81
much Shorter r.; '' %s sss
he stomach from business Pres 81 per boz
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
OR the permanent Of primary secondary ayphs,
ny IT.
.m rSsa ps
consider himself safe after having the disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly
braled Alternative
ST. carefully packed and parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS.
sr :a ssfss TIM &:
cened aud highly concentrated extract sessng all tie pur
eny esommendedby the College infinitely any
cd certain remedy for all diseases arising from an inn
urc oftc Hood such scrofus salt rheum rngworm
rheSo bopca
erupons throat arising
rom the secondary effects ofsyphils njudicou q
mercury
Sold in single bottiss,M Scents each
in cases Of half dozen bottles, 81 50
I" one dozen 6M
Cases forwarded 10 all parts Of the Union
~ B-A vsy liberal discount To wholesale purchasers
dSs w. D. RICHARDSON, NJ d., Agent
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Passengers Arrived

LWERPooL-Shp Ssml Hicks-Nir Hedges Mr. Hanseu Mr.,
onnher daughter and servan-307 in the steerage.
l3l |, the Storage S w 'o'
CARTHAcESA.Brig Chnres-Saml ii Kneass u S Consul
az Carthagena OF Philadelphia Lumbard and lady VIM
sp ha5ai'c STEPHENS Of PhIadeha
Mckenzie Lewis Gaibrois. Marcos Landi w Chapman
hamburger, DR. Uribe-4 in the steerage.
ST JOHNS NF-Brig New York Packet-SIr Sauter Mr. o..
Nel-7 In the steerage. - 'N'' 49, -
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Brig Wssson Norton, days from Castne with lumber,
Brett Vose.
British schr Acadia. Barnes 2 days from Cumberland with
plaster. to master.
Schr Aillicent. Cole, Baltimore.
Schr Dove. Williams Berlin, corn.
Schr Marshall, Miliiner, Cheuysone, to p Havens
sch American System, Nelson Folly Landing, Hayens
Schr Grecian, Long, Lubec, plaster
Pilot boat Aid, Hammond Norfolk, ballast.
Yacht Mist Depoe, 70 hours from Bosonhad heavy head
winds on the passage.
Below
One brig, unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Cohota Hepburn Canton; Rochester, Britton Liver
pool, aud Others.
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FssiH-Dry coo are IN good supply, ana are heia at
81 623 There is moderate demand for mackerel.
HAY-Common qualities of North river bale we still
quote at 40 42c the demand Is principally for export
Prime for city consumption is held at AS soc.
PRovIsioNs-The market is rather quiet but holders
are firm at quotations We notice sales of ONO
mess pork at Sl3 l2; do do prime, SO 62I Old
we quote at Sl2 62 - 6si; old prime at 80 62l rs.
There moderate enquiry for beef, and quote
mess at 80 10 s5 new prime at rs So Lard con-
tinues du-small sales Of good to prime bbs. Mt 7s
cents Orange county butter sells at IA l6c western
dairy at II l3c. Cheese in casks aud boxes sells at
a &c. Exports, LIST to nth June =
Beef bbls. Observation-Disclosures Ass
Pork, bbls .... 1868
Lard, kegs ...... 2,066
WHsKEY-Domestic, in drudge casks is firm at gle.
Western and prison barrels quote at 81 2lc There
is very little doing in either description
CoAL-The shipments this week Says the Poftsrille
Journal Of the alst inst by railroad amount
and by canal to 6,237 05total, S342 ii tons The
demand for coal of all kinds brisk and eights to Phi
tons Freighs Philadelphia 10 cents; to New York.
ST so.
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WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT

WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
"A T. BRATTLEBORO, Why DIR. II. VESSEL
"A HOEFT German, late Of Bostonl Patients wishing &c
aitz Grasienbeg Germany will please address pos, paid a.
will receive prompt aud decisive answer the probability
Of their GRE by WATER, with the time when and the
which they be received the establishment
they desire 70 cong: Satisfactory References given.
jcl3 lmeodok2m WSrc
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THE
IN VI s. B L E

60 closely resembles the real head Of hair that sceptcs and
~ have pronounced the perfect and
ordinary invention day The great advantages no
vel unique wig its being made without sewing or weaving
which appearances closely resemble the
hair both IN shtness and natural appearance defy desc
all ofpspaon evaporation unmreded and the great
evils Of othr wigs entirely avoided Tie sceptc and connos
alike invited to inspect this novel and beautiful Wig
and the pecasr method Of fitting the head the
A. e. BARRY H6 Broadway, Of Libsty street, up
stairs. Jus 1msec
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Died.

On Sunday morning 2ad inst in this city, after short
illness, HESRIErTA, daughter of David and Henrietta
Hull, aged % months and Is days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family invit
ed to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from
IL Oliver street.