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CYRUS W. FIELD. 9 BlTlag-slip Offers Tor sale !:
\ Wrapping paper 1909 rearas al s.zea and qualities
Wrapping paper, 1907 .=ans Tor shipping
Envelope paper, eco reen.s, assorted sizes.
HariSa-= paper, 2.ftc 1874 ii155 inches
Book paper, SOC Iearns suPerane, assorted sizes
Book paper 1000 reams tae. assorted sizes
News printing paper, $50 reaIas. al sizes and qiass'
Binders boa.ts % tons, prirn. ar-c.e.
SiFa's boards, S tors, various Qualities.
r1az boards, Is tons, al numbers.
Bonnet boards. so gross, 81 qualities ,,
Together With ali oIhe. kinds USUALLY s'sc ~ -UHoa-
nd dealer. Z. The loves, rsnus ctcrers prices
ni.--
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- EARNI EOK SAI E.-sI.latc on thr Roah ION

80 FARM FOX SALE.-siUaic on the Road from
q New Roche White .ains, about equd!s'ani from
each, containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, AL OF which
Pow Land. excepting Ten Acre.. which IS Wood Land.
The place Is divided oy lane and laid out into
venicn' lots for cultivation. AL the fences OF stone,
good order, and the ground in high state o cultivation
The buildings "A OF good character and in order. For
TERMS spply 10 :. :. KENYON The premises, of
d9,f J. ADRitNCE, 81 Joim-st. Sevv-YorS.
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exchange for rca. estate situated IN the Cay
- of Newly orS. vicinity sad saru lie, n Kane
Co. the beautiful valley OF the FcN, about s. miles from
Chicago and contains about iOO Of prairie and
Der and upon both sides OF the river The location !
We ~ healthy aud : wei, adapted the raising ot grain
or stock hayln. about $50 under The plow The
Farm Is well wa,ered and stocked with the best breeds
OF cattle, hcr,es, sheep and SWINE good house win
with fence, and farming Uicns>-a ~ complete repair
The orchard contains the best kinds OF uilc
This farm situated within three quarter, OF mile ot
rrs and mills, churches schools, stores &c. stages
Tor Chicago and Ocaws pass ~ daily.
i o, the an-s and eligible situations n
Northern Illinois and i offered for sale solely because the
owner has business which calls him East.
For particulars applyto
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IT,.
TIE regular trains have beea with
drawn from the Road for the purpose
OF reayng le track in the most substantial manner with
heavy = raj The work i progressing rapidly, and
that portion Of the Road between Bridgeport and New
Milford 35 Inesl expected be completed by the mid
die Of August. Due notice MI! be given OF the time the
Cars will assume their regular trips
Freight Train with Passenger Cars attached viii
between Sew-Miord and West Sioeabrdge-leaying
New Milford q; 10 ~ VI. AID West stockbrdge al u 80
M unul farther notice. r. B. MASON, Superintendent.
,.,fu e
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So FOR S1LE-The stock ard fixtures nf Grocery
r Store the best localities Brooklyn for tire
I--~ retail trade WIKI years !eEse. All. S.
-. TO LET, small Wooden House 81 y andewaiec-
si$; =. Apply 80 Chaihani-si. auI- Il
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Rcal Gs.ate.

g. TO LET-Store back Room sni Basement in he
- house IS Ta.rd-syeRge, having heea altered sto
40 iron, Basement suitable or AZ Oyster Cellar or any
subscriber al.o hs 20 let -o- House n fifteenth
X Hea5 far lveccc number q pars OF Houses and one
O. t'vc Small Stores VIII oS Gel ae basement attached
lelL ). !. aAINES = >ix;eea;.-s;.
M nesF 7 l.r1-aysz4e-
- TO LITTLE Cd established Ladies Shoe Store.
: - L;s?elar--st Aiso, lie very eligible .ocaaea ;o7
a.y silG o.. business. lie corner ii Broad
WY a1d CG-ais; consisting o; ihr d. . az ~ SORES
Also ASe room :! x = ;et IL - 49ls+ 10 - sF2A4
Wy Apply 10 ? DICAIE, No = L.sqtrart->;. ~ -
- AT PRIVATE -ALE-T5e :sg1 story ard arc
ne,ce and IT -oi orier: ne lot i, on l-a>,, OF four
years 20 from :, Of May si5. vil H. vsrs- covenant
- ANTHONY J. BiEEcXER, As:!isaecr,
~ AT PRIVATE sALE-A farm OF 50 acres. VITA
botsr barn aiI cuiho,.e> &c WIKI plenty o: :ru
and never falling spring Of yvseI 4; Inc door, situated
>ecsucus, NevJsr-ey a5og. :: miles from aoeske1 on
AM lw $500 No.7 Broad-s,.
I BRICK house AID %, IL Tee. on the soaih.ide Of i'ls
- Between avenues Ai 6st.e .! lot > ieet isoR' ~
h The 5c n isaE s9 Sr 29EeTJFs aP2z 20
ST. lv No Bruad-si.
81 NINE HOUSES AND LOTS for sale in 5iis-,t
- neac LIE >lu; Tower; vcrs desirable res4ence 10
ls pE 4lf ietts houses - % ~ iist
One-hslf a.sv remain 80 mortgage Inquire OF JNNlES
MCCULLOUGH. - Fror.>- or Of ISAAC WARD. liz
Secc1c->-- jy-S In
- FOR ~iT-E-TEr --oc. ana iI-0rc- q a Grocery
ks.. store with ysU-, >tIs'st oi The best
- locations Brooklyn for The retail ;rade. The con
-er7 : now dom, good business For farther parct
llr> apply = Fulton. aGi- ST
&C. - LOTS frout.ag on the ilh aud jh avenues and
SIS: so and sis containing entire block, pleasant
--~ ly situated elevated ground. Apply 10
rvlS II KENDALL \ co. 81 Wsier.st
". TO IET-PGr;iaiiy flrnishcd-The house M. 70
s:. il.y. excep; The oAicecan oe seen from 10 !, W
- I'LL T. VI. fos ;eTi:s &c inquire on The premises
auT liz
So FOR -NLE-The stock ard fixtures ni Grocery
: store 81 the best Localities Brooklyn TOR tie
-I--- retail trade. WIKI years lesse. aal2 81
-. TO LET-t small Wooden House. 81 Nandewaiee-
s3::; =. Apply 80 Chaihamst auI- q
VALUABLE FARM II ILLINOIS,
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NV TYE OFPACKFTS To-

80, NEW LINE UF PAIhETS Iof L.s11P9yi.c
CT Packet Of 2lst AugustThe splendid fast saa..s
-7-o and fsvor.e packet snip LIVERPOOL, (l2u Ioa
bur,hen) Capt John Eldrdge viii sail Friday, ANgJh
2lst her regular day Persons wishing 10 secure n
should no, a. make early application on board i2S "
sSriag-s!ip. or TO ". L j. r. TAPscoTT.
Persons wishing send for their friends can have @
brough, IL this magnificent packet, or ans Oh y. &
lar line sailing on the Isl, 6ih 7h lib, 10TH 2si sa
Of every month, favorable terms. AppEesn0od = =
saa - 81 Waterloo Road liverpool AEsl. -
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SOLEMN OATH

DR. TOWNSEND having recently heard that or
tr, phy-cian. ,cvea. Druggists have asserted that
IN. Sarapara contained mercury, has made the following
affidavit. Whether these Physicians anu Druggists sup
upon particular diseases oui OF envy he knows not
State OF Nev-YorA City and County OF Newly ORR.
On this wentysiNh DAY OF June, 4 D. Eighteen Hundred
and Forly-sN personally appeared before NE, Andrew H.
il!ckle MayOrof;he Cry OF New-York SP Townsend who
hy me being duly sworn, doth depos- and say tina; tere is
no Corrosive Su5l!aie any other Mercura preparation
used in compromising manufacturing or Is contained in
the medicine known b. the oi Dr. Town,ends Com
mound Extract of Sarsaparl!a ;. ?. TOWNSEND.
Sworn 10 before me, THIS 10Th day OF June. 1916.
A. II. MlCkLE. Mayor.
B. This Extract six cheaper, p!essaner. and
warranted superior 10 any sold. Principal Offices 70 Full
onst door 10 LIE Sun Once and l15 South Pear-sL
Albany W. lni uIh4S'
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1nsnrdnrf.

IULY REPORT OF the Mutual Ike Insurance Com
y pauy New YORK, No. 81 Wall-st.
TINS Institution during the month OF July issued seventy
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DILES.-DITCaETTS Spanish Specific Tor tie Piles
has been celebrated 70 years = lbs city az wants 10
putting !; has cuF-l ec= u thousands AID i can 5e 1I-
chased rs house, y Roo=ey--t and CT as Agents, =
Kelly, lU ECl:uc--;; P St-Fkle, SIS GraH3-s 4 Mcleod
rs E2tsUn->l 4 T hiers;ed, Broadway AID Of Ms
Hays $50 Eal:ou-s- Brooklyn L / Svr'
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H., rEOPLE,s line STEAMBOATS,

yrN III to5 NbNnv- direct, dsIly oclock r. NJ
from The Seamboa, Pier between Cortland
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DEPENDENT OPPOSITION

s,.3Hta--ib urgh and Fishkl. landing a, yaa Cort-
!andrs tPeckski!1, West Point Cold Spring
and CornwalL-rhe steamer THOMAS POWELL,
apt Samuel Johnson will leave the steamboat pier foot
of Warren-st every afternoon Sundays excepted) az
O'Clock. Returning, Will leave Hewburgh every Monday
morning hapas, and the remaining mornings Of the
O'clock, landing above. freight or passage
app ply on board the boat.
& BA! baggage and freight OF every description bank
bills or specie put on board this boat must be at the risk
OF the owners thereof unless entered the books Of the
boat ar rer-int.d for ie22f
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- HIRRED SUSPENDERS.-T0 Jobbers and Tx
- porers-The subscriber Is prepared with bis
stock @; Patent SHRED SUspencer. for Fall trade and IS
constantly manufacturing the only really good corrugated
Braces II market
The OF cheap. worthless limitations sold during the
year and generally condemned by The consumer
VIII only The effect induce distant buyers 10 Inquire
for DAYS Paen; spender-, which have always gvea
entire satisfaction and e. WIKI his name nave guaranty
pasted each box
produce goods Keep up The repuis
OF The article Mere pirates and iriitaors have no H.
prospect therefore have rnafes poor article be-
cause sucn could be made cheap. JUDGE
at HORACE II. Day. , CoEt!snd-sL
JOFN SHELDON'> Newly. Invented Fountain Mu-
y ri-r.pd.c Music Writer, Tor Composers Copy:s,s,
School. and The public generally, VIII, rh!ch he astorsh
ia number OF 100 Crochet or Cu:ver Dots may De made
u one minute presenting uniformity OF APPEARANCE 70
tue manuscript Music hitherto unparalleled Only one
supply Of necessary MAKE irOu! 1903 10 2oo0 Gois
SACTloS-Aly infringement q an OF above articles
subjects tae maker and geEtrr 70 IL ac,io. 81 law
FoE sale wholesale ard retail. By
JOHN !. BROWN ! CO.
=. ;ultoa-s;- near Nassau.
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,rFTuOnlsr TESTlMONY.

the benefit Of HON may ;a; son, who
about wears Of age was afflicted win bad sores on
The face ard BODY attended with general debility. We gave
him less an oue.ioUr; OF bottle OF your Extract OF sar
sapar.a speedily cured him and restored his health and
cieefy recommend 10 the attention OF bosc who have
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: .,SITS@EFoR BoSroN, y Ss77FS5l ID F!S7.

steamer RHODE ISLAND. Capt MAaches.
Ter. on Nr~isv, "Wednesday and Friday. a. ?. W
The y. stNE, Caps Rollins on Tuesday. Thursday
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o
ne without written order from the Captains or ASenis
For passage freight apply board the Boats OF 10
T. {. SCHULTZ, a. the office on the wharf
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w j. c. WOODfOkD, - bT0adway, invites The Al.
enlon Merchants buying sell again. TO MS stock oi
Window Shades hand. the : large
and complete the quality the shades the best and
the prices wi! be found among the lowest in the city
y. B.--Also LOT OF Gilt Cornces which Will be sold
lower than ever befor. offered Merchants buying SCI!
1890. R,;3,,,.
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~ To LET-PGr;!av flrnishcd-rhe house No. 70
Fs Auitv except The ofice-caG De from 10 4. "
- Ill, ? VI. fo' terms. &c. inquire on the premises
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g. - LOTS fronting The ith and jjh avenues and
M S0t and Sis -. confirming entire block pleasant
--@- ~ situated on elevated ground. Apply
-. u hENf L \ 90 Mtta
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The MoRnoss We have information that from
one thousand to fifteen hundred Mormons are en-
camped at Montrose, Iowa, preparatory TO marching
westward. Some doubt 10 thrown over their desu-
nation and many believe that they will not 20 to Ore
gon California, bat stop after proceeding SIX or
eight hundred miles into the Indian country. h
was originally intended that none but young men
should compose the advance company, but as soon
as they commenced preparations for crossing they
were joined by large number from the country,
and by many who were not detained by their fam
lilies, or the condition Of their affairs The Nor.
mons in Nauvoo appear TO manifest less dispos
uon to move, and fears were beginning to be snsr.
tanned by the antics that they would not 60 at all
especially they were making no preparations 10
do so. Our informant thinks il very probable that
the party assembled at Montrose, from their numbsr
and manner Of living, will exhaust their stock Of
provisions before they commence their march, or 70
reduce it as not to leave sufciency for their sup
port until they reach their destination and rass
a crop. In the event of beginning their march upon
too short allowance, there must be great suffering
in the party. II is believed that the Twelve az
anxious to commence the march carly, as they fed
very insecure in their present position. The new
prophet, Strong, Of Wisconsin, is making many
converts, especially among the men Of substance
those who have property and standing, and do moi
like to endure the tolls and privatiois Of Tip To ihs
wilderness. Major Warren still maintains his guard
of fifty men, but enteriains the belief that a the
spring advances, it may become necessary TO in-
crease the number. The recent indiscreet action Of
some Of the anti-Mormons, in going round and
warning families to leave, would seem TO Justify
this apprehension.--Sf. Louis Rep. Feb. i6
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Mr.. DANIEL made an Intellectual motion 10 %
into COMMITTEES on tho private calendar.
The call of the committee having been concluded
and a motion having been made first by Mr.. HEN
LEY and then by MIR. GORDON, to that effect
and agreed TO,
The House resolved itself into Committee Of IN,
Whole, (Mr. RArnpUs, Of New York in the chair
and proceeded TO the consideration Of the priy.t.
calendar
The bill for the relief Of the legal Representative,
Of William Grayson coming up,
The debate heretofore commenced, was confirm.
ed by Messrs. seldom in favor OF the bin
CLARKE in opposition, land BAYLY, JOHN.
SON, of Virginia, and HUBBARD in explana.
tion)
Whilst Mr.. CLARKE was speaking. he was called
to order for irrelevancy by Mr.. GO don.
The CHAIRMAN decided that all matters
touching the bounty lands and policy of the State Of
Virginia out Of order.
Mr.. CLARKE, then, combining himself to ths
provisions OF the bill, concluded his remarks.
Afler sone further remarks in favor Of the bill
by Messrs. BAYLY, JOHNSON, of Virginia, @.
DAVIS, (and SAWYER, 10 inauiry,)
A motion was made by Mr.. GORDON that the
| bill he reported TO the House with recommends
Mr.. ADAMS moved to amend the motion as to
report the bill to the House without amendment
Alter some conversation by Messrs. J. q
ADAMS, J. e, HOLMES, and the Chair, on
point OF order,
The question was taken; and by ayes "a
noes 60, the amendment Of Mr., ADAMS was sgr,,l
10. .
The committee then rose and reported the bill to
the House.
Mr.. HOGE moved that the House adjourn.
Mr.. JOSEPH JOHNSON asked the yeas and
nays; which were refused.
The question being taken, and decided in the AZ.
frmative,
The House adjourned .
The following petitions and memorials wer, pro.
sented under the rule, and referred 10 the appropr
ate committees:
By Mr. A JOHNSON; The petition Of David Tssall, Of
Tennessee praying Congressto grant him pension 70
ierred 10 the Committee Inv aid Pensions.
BY Mr.. sTRON0 The petition Of Absh Cook. Smith N .
Purdy and others citxens OF the county Of Chensngo
New York for the construction Of railroad on the A.
ane TO the Oregon terrtoryi referred TO the Committee
BY Mr. cocKEi The petition Of George Hix Of tn.
county Of Monroe In the State Of Tennessee praying Con-
gress TO grant him compens alton for depredatons
ted BY Lieut. Fowler and company while 10 the service
the United States In the Cherokee nation In the year 1881
referred TO the COMMITTEES Of Claims. .....a
and 10 other citizens Of Lyeoning county Pennsy.aa
demonstrating against any alteration or rsduoton sfas
by Mr. HARAANsoN; tn. petition Of the ressa.f u
the land once at St. Helena Louisiana for increase Of
salary: referred TO the Committee Public Lands.
By Mr. LA SERE; The memorial and pstition Of RsbA
Hoge, Dsran Queyrouse Co. NJ. Lsypsyre, and oh
merchants and traders Of New Orleans relating he
duty the Common wines Of Spain referred 10 the Con
mittee Of Ways and Means. s.as.--asa-
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A CARD.

SPRING GoODS.-Walter Harper & Co., Penn.
~ avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, have
this day opened and prepared for sale an extensive
and beautiful assortment Of fresh fancy French
English and domestic spring goods; among which
will be found many articles entirely new in style
and design, in silks, embroderies, lace, mantillas
large embroidered Grape and other shawls; silk
embroidered muslin, linen, and other robes. To-
gether with every description Of goods for spring
and summer wear. Our friends and purchasers
generally are respectfully invited to call II will al
all times afford us much pleasure to exhibit our
goods.
Feb. 2S-3t
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A GENCY AT WASHINGTON.-The sub.
n scrber will undertake the prosecution of claims
domestic or foreign" before Congress or any Of
the departments of the United States government
Claims for return Of duties; for lands; for pensions
before the Indian Commissioner; or those arising
under contracts, treaties, or otherwise.
Having visited the principal cities of Europe, in
which he has correspondents of long standing, h,
will also undertake to transact any financial bust
ness with that continent
Communications 'post paid, ;" addressed to
ROBERT A. PARRISH,
Washington, d. c.
REFER TO
William F. Havemeyer, mayor of New York.
John M. Scott, mayor Of Philadelphia.
Jacob G.. Davies, mayor of Baltimore.
William w. Seaton, mayor of Washington.
Office in Concert Hall, near Browns Hotel
Feb. 28--6m .a.... f..
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Feb. %

GIDEON HALL.-The admired performances of
~ the Misses KILMlSTE, and tho grand Celtic
entertainments of WAITE FERGUSON, will
Of the present week at the above comfortable and
convenient room. The performance varied each
evening" and of the same delightful chaste, and ele-
CANT description exhibited at Carusi's Saloon du-
ring the past week. For particulars see bills.
Door open at 7; performance at 8. Admittance
so cents. ..n'
Feb 08-1w~
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CUGAR AND MoLAsSES AT AUCTION
- On Wednesday next, the 4th of March, at Il
O'Clock, a. M, on F. g. A. Fl. Dodge's wharf, tn,
cargo Of the brig Dirigo, from New Orleans, con
sisting Of u
l52 hhds. strictly prime sugar
200 bis. superior moIasses
[Tntellgencer, Alex. Gazette, and Bait. SUM-
Feb. 28-3t
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DESERVING ATTENTION.
1 coon FAMILY MEDICINE is RI X.

A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE is A BLEs.
IA SING. This we take to be fact that no one
will attempt to controver Hit be blessing, then
no one should be without IL and we are acting d
philanthropists by informing our friends where a
good family medicine is to be found.
Tarrant's Cordial Elixir Of Turkey Rhubarb do.
serves all the euogiums that hsve been passed upon
it; it is a pleasant and simple stimulant, and an
efectua remedy for dyspepsia or indigestion, &c.
We recommend this medicine confidently inss.
much as we know it's merits. 4ss.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by James
Tarrant, druggist and apothecary, a6s Greenwich
street, New York; and sold by
Il. D. GILMAN,
Druggist, near Browns Hotel.
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P.o. DEPARTMENT, coNrn.cr orrIoE,

January %, 1876.
bidders for mailservice in the State Of Mis-
- souri, are informed that bids for daily transport
alton on routes No. 400. 400, and i77s, on the
south side Of the Missouri river; and also for routes
No 470I, All, and 4739, on the north side Of the
river, will be considered. The intention Of the de.
psrtment is to establish, at all a daily mail on
but one side Of the river.
ST. H0BBIE,
First Asst. p. M, General.
Jan J0-eFriIIw
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n PREACHING IN THE FIRsr WARp.-By Di-
vine permission, there will be preaching every Sab
bath evening, in the English language, by the Rev.
N. BAsNArYrE, in the German church, at the cor
ner of G and 10th streets. Service to commence at
hafpast o'clock. The public is invited to attend
Feb. 81, 1916.
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u5- NoTIcI.-An eulogy on the life and character
of the late James Hoban, esq, will be delivered by
JOHN E. NoRRIs, esq, before the Irving Associa-
ton, at the Methodst-P Protestant church, Ninth
street, on Monday evening, the I'd of March, at u
o'clock The public is respectfully invited to attend
Feb o.
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Feb. ID

BRITISH ARMY LIST for January, l6lG
ID British Navy List for January, 1886; British
Court Kacndar (Red Book) for 1886; British A.
manac and Companion (by the Society for the Duau-
sion of Useful Knowledge) for 1916; British Nsuti
cal Almanack for l849; The Steam Engine, by The
London Artisan Club, No. 10, for January, le46
Transactions Of the Royal Engineers, vol. 8, Do
cember, l645; British Nautical Magazine, com
plete, for lS45; London Punch, complete, for l84S
in ono vol. Imported per Hibernia steamer. BY
~ r. TAYLOR.
Books, stationery, periodicals., or anything ese
imported to order from London, Paris, or any part
of Europe. - -,.r ,-als
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n-The Rev. Mr.. BRowN M. D., late president
of Cannonsburg College, Pennsylvania, may be ex-
pectcd to preach in the Capitol on Sunday morning
next, at ii o'clock.
Feb. 27-2t
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nTSAMARITAN AssocIArIoN.--A stated meeting o
this society will be held at the City Hall on Monda,
evening, March 2, at o'clock. A punctual attend
ance of the members is respectfully requested.
Remember the poor" .....
WIN. FLINN, Secretary.
Eoh
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street church tomorrow afternoon, when a collec-
ton will be taken up for the benefit Of the Dorcas
Society Of this city. The service viii commence at
haf-past o'clock.
Feb %.
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Galveston, August 7, lsls.

SITuATIoN WANTED by young man, who
~ speaks the French, Italian, Spanish, and Ens
ish languages, and can come with the best TESTING
mails as TO industry, sobriety, and honesty. he :
willing to aocept any situation in which he na
make himself useful to his employers as vale' o.
house-scrvant. .
A line addressed 8 L., and left at this Office, ""
be attended to. Feb 26--S
M ATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has opensu
lNI his offer ia the rooms lately occupied by Co,
coran q Riggs, opposite the Treasury DeparimeIuI
and will attend TO all business intrusied 10 him
quirng an agent or attorney before Congress OF "'
of the departments,
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