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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15

O. The Telegraph line from Baltimore
to Boston, it is estimated. will be SIS miles 10
length, and cost about 1920 per u'ile.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15
Volume XI.
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 WIDOW FOR The FIFTH TIME.

The Boston Atlas translates the following
story from late French paper -
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Gnts.

~ IS NIills's,' summer Hats, consisting OF pearl
white sooth and brush hats &c These bats are light
trimmed such 10 precuoe al porsl-
by Of being ,oiled by pefsprstion and are not n The
least shsre color h rsin mosi Thin halls
price only 81 50 good s,.ortnrnt OF Psnsma hs!S
on hand
Gentle men who wish uea, and tasty Summer hat
requested 10 cal and examine al mlLLSs'
1ro Owls us Broadway, Howard Ho.e!
~ Genin's Gossnmer fats. weighing from 2;
Gosssmer H.i introduced by The subscriber
The notice tn New YORK public the Zig hest
desirable and The moot tssty article for Summer wear here-
tofore IL use
exrsordi zrgs Of ssei, ana the popular
probation bestowed upon them by the VINO have given
them he patronage have been lost upon h- snbscr
show that be IA ever anxious 10 excel IN MS s
noy presents for public patronage the Gcssaner Hat much
lighter and mor- pleasant isa any obsr before Offer
ed Thay not isble ike the Lrgnorn and Panama 10
lose shape color from exposure TO The Tan They
cannot soird by either pertpsior oil from the hair
commons the with other Hats, Tor Tue much ad
r-d style Of trimmings, originating with TIE prop reIor.
eErc,usIly prevents ali this This IL decided advantage
sil other HAS
The public ar. invited 10 call and his article
J. \. GESIS'S Hsi aDd Cap Store,
uy2S ,sI ga Broadway. opposite st Pslfu Church.
- kuox's Summer siy.- OF 6Ais sre now ready for
inspection And ssls a. No is Fu!ion-st lsln Sudlngs
large assortment OF Gsntlemen's Psnsms and Lsghorn
Hats; also a s,yle Of Boys Summer Ha,s Gentle
can have ibeir Hats made 10 order mTli lnh
~ GeutlemRn's summer Hats.-BlRD. cor Of
Pine and Nassau invites the attention OF bis customers
and the public his OF Summer HeS consisting
tpgly light Panama Manila, Canadian straw hai, also
extra hlsck beaver and moeskn hats expressly adapted
for The summer season.
nys5 lriias Bid, COZ Elne sad hsssau sts'
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iausiness Notices.


To FAMILIES, MEschANTs. TRAVELLERS, &c visiting
New York-The house nj Comsiock Co having now oh
lain-d such tremendous celebrity for their Proprietary
Patent Medicines they deem sufficient form the Public
and the travelling community where the original srtcle
be oburd In In their Efficient excellence their Steam
Laboratory the great travelling ,horoughfare. q Cortland
81
The original ard genuine Pain Extractor Depot
Hays's Lnimen for The Piles
The Extract of Sarsaparills TO purify the blood
Ess India Hair Dye.
Roach Bane. 10 kill Reaches and Bed Bugs.
Also the only Laboratory and Soap Works Tor the
inc Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap made only genuine
ny Mr.. VIM Johnson.
Unsons kay for removing reckles tau aunburn and
identifying the complexion.
warranted remedy for Rheumatism.
Sick Headache Remedy
Rapdksrc Essences, all kinds.
Ali varieties of Perfumery.
Balm OF Columbia for the Hair
Or Marrow suu Bear. Oh. warranted purs.
Mlrhan Rasam for the hsir.
Antigua OILS, Quo OF Rose 10 gil, boules, &c. nj The
Steam Soap Works aud Laboratory ! Cortlahd-., New
York.
The opy depo, for the Megca Pain Extractor is al
q Cortland-.t. m26 I'm
II The only tue capoI for The Magical Pain Exraco
10 al q CortlRnd-st mis- lms
FoR THE SSIS CoNPLE8GoS.-Ths universally
adopted Srecihc posed Chiefly of Extracts iiom tbs
flowers and herbs Of Eastern Cline and
i-cly free from all mineral admxiur- IL etsrs the most
soothing gentle, cooling, and purifying action the ssn
and most trcusly dsipstes all Redress Tea Pimpl-s
boiche Scots Freckles aD1 other Cuaneous Nisilaiops
The radiant bloom impars The Cheek AID the soiiues
ana celicscy II Induces tn Hands. Arm, and Neck
der every toilet II affords immediate
relief Ia Of Sunhuu, Surgs OF Insects or Incidental
Inflammation. Price IA
AK Italian Chemical Soap sold al the SIGN OF
the American Eagle, 81 Chsiham-sL AIS Broadway and
lSa Futor-st Rrook vn. lel2 2iecd
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e Triumphant success.-Dr. Coverrs Magnetic
Pills. AnS phslnodc Tinct.r- ard Gsvanc Machine hav-
been universally successful when they have been tried Al
most all d.easet may he cured relieved by The OF
these remedies These who sur -ct Ia Fits Cramps
may rely being benefited by Dr. COveris Anti pasnodc
Tincure DR. Coverts Office is l5i Csnaet-Ohce hours
from 10 II A. NJ and from To 6 P. NJ. myN lmeodis
r. DR.. Bnnning's bUdy Brace hfords INNS
date relief to vocal. iucipen pulmonary digestive, N
male and spinal weakuesses sso TO weak fat
growing children aud and professional people
and artisans, whose calling disposes them 10 droop.
Office i25 Broadway. Lady In Attendance from ~ A. NJ
TO IL NJ and from To s n mis- Smiaeod
II Arabian Corn Plasfer.-An eFectual and war
ranted for Corns easily applied and gives imnedi
relief In should 4 cure tbs money will be
refunded For sale by DAVID SANDS CO. II East BROAD.
way, 100 Fuons, aud 273 Broad gay aud nv Druggists
y,narallv Price 2S ranta mv1o lrreodts
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRs.


II A frantcally drunken woman named Mary
Sullivan was brought the Police Office Wednesday
afternoon and made considerable commotion by her
blssphemy and obscenity Justice Downing committed
her to the cells until she should become sober. short
time after she placed in of the apartments 1t
was discovered to be FIRE. By timely exertion the
damage limited to the burning of the straw and the
wood work OF the The woman herself came very
near losing her life from the smoke and fire. as when
found she suffocsted be insensibe. Ii is
supposed that in lighting her pipe with match several
of which found upon her person she caused the
accident lAov-ruser
B- We understand that meeting of the citizens
was held last evening National Hail. fer the purpose
of making the necessary for the celebration
of the Anniversary Of our National Independence Ire
usual Chairman and Secretaries appointed and
General COMMITTEES of 30 selected to make the necessa
nv for the celebration out OF the SOO ap
propriated for that purpose by the Common Council.
Advertiser.
Il colored boy about Is years OF age named
William Lloyd was arrested for robbing the money
drawer of the Coal Yard Office. Of Furman and
State SITS.
B- The body of John Wallen, the unfortunate
boy who drowned Friday last at the foot OF Full
tun.st. has been recovered.
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whoever visits there viii have reason no: soon 70
c. the kindness and anostentatious attention with
xhich al his wants were supplied
The splendid Oregon. with is paiatial appointments
ia massive plate It's Epcurean supper Its luxurious oeas'
oong the traveller 10 repose while the moonEh "aei
Of the Sound temp, rim out TO prolong his wach on osch
takes YOU TO stonngon six or seven hours whence you
~ over 70 Providence on the oes. OF Railroads Or II
ror ,-.6er little fresh sea air with perhaps qualm or
two Point Judith. you can go on board ihe s,aaasa
ocean steamer Rhode Island, or It's worthy MAZE, Inc
Massachusetts and away YOU sai as Ia dream-aWak-
Ing 10 mos, beautiful reality.
" Building in orr City is greatly embarrassed
and diminished by the existence Of War and the apprs-
hended DANCE, Of rupture With Engant-now we trust
happily dspelled. Many sne edinces, however, which
had been commenced before the recent roublcs are now
receiving the finishing touches In Broadway the march
Of improvement Is especially noticeable Among the
mos, notable going forward IS that OF
new Deep spacious Store adjoining the Hospital farc
nearly opposite the terminus Of Peasi we learn tha
II Is built under the direction OF anu occupied as
Dry Goods establishment Of the frs class by d. Austin
Nar ESQ. Gate Of the frm OF ~ l. Stewart q Coz and
Hon Henry 1. Seaman. the present representative In
Congress OF the Kings and Richmond District who In
partnership are open there splendid stock Of Goods on
or about The ls Of September next Their experience
ability and reputation such as 10 Insure the popu1
ity and success
eers read the advertisement in this days paper.
" Pumbe's Daguerrean Gallery is 25l Broad
way instead Of 257 as stated IN yesterdays paper
n The semAnnual Exhibition OF the Long
Island Horticultural Society commenced yesterday at
Flushing 1t will close this evening We will give re-
port in to-morows paper.
" Companies and 6, OF the Second Regi-
-oept of Artillery q, Fort Columbus, under command Of
Col BAxKHEAp sailed yesterday for Point Isabel The
following officers accompanied the detachment
Company F--Capt swartcut; First Lieutenant JnO
Sedgvyck do do Nichols; Second Lieutenant, Hunt
Coanpany G-Lieu;enans Shakeford. Lieut.. Command
Ing Second Lieutenant, Coupa; do. DO. Edwards
Each Company has ful complement OF well,driled
and active young men, with experienced officers who have
dore good service in Florida.
E- They got current on the Telegraph-wires
through from SewHaven yesterday, and we shall have
the line to Boston in operation in few days
GENERAL Ns-Yesterdoy.-Tbe case OF ia
cob " Platte for false preences was submitted to the
Jury and they VIII probably give verdict this morning
r. There was nothing OF special interest at the
Police Office yesterday.
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u Constipation tCo.tivuessl Destroyed by
DR.. Woods -ar-aparillaand Wild cherry Bit
ters-Thal this edcine desroya coEs eDd cslses
The Intestinal canal perform is evscuStons Thousands
will at-sI that it cures Dyspepsia Sick Head
sch- JAundce Vertigo, Liver Complaint snd h diseases
10 which tie subject a. /. the compound of
Regular Ply sclsn, The public nay rely upon its Merits
Sod wholesale and retail by WAITS kETCHAM, III
Yuoust retail 1872 Broadway III Bowery 81 Be-cs-
.r Il n Y leg 6,is'
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iOin6nm 6banes.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 1870 Bowery.-wln.
w Berrsn respectfully Informs The ladies OF New Y rk
especially those residing the upper part OF The city, that
hs hand the mos. beautiful and select
Of Window Shades To bs und In the city Price, varying
from 81 $50 pair Also, small Invoices Of French
landscapes OF the lses style and most beautiful pasrrs
my2S lms-
WINDOW SHADES-WINDoW SHADES!
= snn PAIRS, Wholesale and Retsil-cousstng In
Z,OtJO part of Interior Views Abbsy Golhcs. Roman
Arches Full Handicapped Deser Scenos Scroll Patterns,
&c ali OF which arc painted by the celebrated Italian.
French and American artists warranted washable and
fcy Transparent Al great reduction from former prices
EDWARD WANSLEY,
myl4Imis No 20 Calhartnesl near Chatl amt quare
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
MAGAZINES AHD FREDERICKSBURG Taylor
ITk Co. No. 2 A.tor Hous-, have just received
No IA Wandering Jew, liiusrard % cts.
Nos 3i-t Illuminated Shakespeare. . ca
Charles the Second or The Merry Monarch comedy In
acts by John H. Payne E'q with the stage business,
&c &c Pic- u. ce:ts.
Picture. from Italy By Chares Dickens BOZ contained
in serei Of letters from this popular writer Cheap edi
ton. Price l2t cents.
Confessions OF Pretty woman. rich aud racy Book,
by Miss Pardoe. - Cent?
Have you se-n The n IuIrated Magazine for June /!
L. 1, beautiful number OF which have had hburd ant
proofs rom And additional demand already
ri-uced II you have H. call and compare
mzgszces ih-u rests subscrb0R II you csn
i-iI 2tis VIM. TAYLOR & co. Aston House.
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e Dalley's Magical rain EItractor.-The only
depot Slate Of N-wiurE Is al 5U Fuit ST. where
all Ag-n:i for this State he supp led All orders Ia be
addressed ADse Fro.i, OF Wilde Barnard, l5O
Fulton-st N. Y jeS Gus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
NEW LAW RQQE

n APPLETON co. have recently pusliihed-A
II. Popular soc Practical Introduction Law Sldies
snf 10 ey-rg depsrmeu; OF the Legal Pfofesson- Civil
Criminal nd Eccesissics with OF the
Ireland and Scotland, sn4 occaiousl illustrations from
American Lav, by Samuel Warren R S auiho, CT Ten
thousand Year. Diary OF Physician. &c, with A.
meJesn Introduction sppsneiI By Thos. w. Clerke
Counselor al Law Cne volume avo Of SIS pages PRICE,
s. 80.
Though 5oninsllY second edition Of book published
~ the suthor len yam the present Is essentially
Dew work, OF which The former may be Considered little
more lbsn q mere epticmer Preface
The Lordon Times, 10 extended review, thus con-
cludes;-
The book 10 one 10 which think young can
rse from The perusa or without feeling energies braced
his principles confirmed, and his whole mind elrysted'
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C-y. Il. Palmer is he duy authorized agent of most
OF Jspes throughout ih- county, far AID
for which he daily receiving sdNs'iis-ments ard
subscriptions 4 his Office In the Tribune bu.dipss
rux2Q lint
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,1nrke.u Cnrehux reportea fer TIE 7l,b,ens

Markets.. CAREFULLY reported far The 1rt6'n&
THURSDAY. June II.
ASHES-The rnarSe, Is steady with sales 800 or 400
bbs mostly Pots at So and Pearls O6. few lots are
picked MP a, &c OF these prices Receipts today mode
rate.
COTTON-The market to day has been rather quiet
and the sales only 900 bales chiefly TO shippers
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Imports of Oil and Bone

Ncw-Bedford Oil nIarket....J usE g.
SPERM-We have transactions to report.
WHALE-There 10 more doing in Whale OIL, and sales
the of 2450 bbs have been made since our as
1000 do w Coast in lots sold 32c $50 do at 3ltc
300 do at 33c. cash and 1000 do on private terms.
Ia Bone we hear of no transactions.
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cash DIAPERS AND TAILORs. 1877

cash DIAPERS AND TAiLORS. 1877 Broad.
Cway-J. c. Booth n Co. having received additional
supplies choice Goods would respectfully vito Tho
not only extensive comprises The richest qualities and
perrns Of Vesngs Cassimeres, Drings &c. thai "
be found In this or foreign markets.
Having unusual facilities In buying, they enabled to
Offer strong Inducements purchaser though should be
ha their low prices have reference only 70
hurst Quey OF materials aud workmanship, and that
msn produced their establishment Dot surpassed In
any particular, by any house in thr Union.
Th. Culring Department 70 consucted by Mr.. }. Lee,
who's. Almost n.ble skill Is the result Of long
experience and andy and who pOssessss the happy faculty.
u fashion to form, and OF selecting syes
or drrsa tn the seaaon mJ2Sti
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BOOKS.

APPLETON'S LITERARY MISCELLANY.
A SERIES OF CHOICE BOOK5-NouDe' now ready
f1lS McheleThe People. Paper cover ST cents, cloth
u. Michele,-Life Of Martin Luther. 30 cerI paper
clnh IS
IL and To- Guizors History of Civilization. Paper IS
ceuts cloth 81.
and g. Ga1ors History of,he English Revolution. lsiO
Paper 81 cloth 81 %
and Gnldans Gallery of Literary Portraits. Paper
s. Carlyle. Life OF Schiller. Paper so cents, cloth IS
4 Grants Memoirs OF an American Lady. Paper 50 cts
. and , Malzoni, the Behrolhed Lovers. Paper 81,
l. S-wells Gertrude Tale Pspcr 50 centu cloth IS cts
jrl2 ri. D. APPLETON CO. Publisher 200 Rrosdwsy
GESENIUS'S HEBREW LEXICON AND
CRaMMAR.-D. APPLETON co. have in Press
VI G-s-nius. Hebrew Grammar: enlarged and improved
b, E diser D. D. Prot Of Oriental Literature in The
University OF Halle, translated by Benz Davis D. D. of ME
Un!v-r.i,y of Lepsc, with n-hrew Reading Book by
The translator. Edited by VIM. w Turner Prof OF Hebrew
oe.saias. Hehrew AID cs'dse LsIeon to the oa
by s-ml p. Tr-gelius, vol $40 je'2 2ds
THE COUNT OF MONTE CHRISTIE,
Ply ALEXANDER DUMAS, Author OF " The Three
Illustrations drawn by NJ Valenrin and engraved by The
mu.t skiliul srii.i,
This work /, pronounced by Blsckwood's Magazine to
he in W hat the pyramids are 10 architecture
unrivr led imprf.habe The incidents although fire..
auen,y Of the most h1rrbls description, veil con-
ce,vd and 'hiuy narrated that we almost fancy We see
the characters enactng their various parts.
The first No Will be ready on Saturday, Price 25 cents
Two numbers, TO be issued weekly. will complete
the work. [j-2 STA. H L. WILLIAMS, Il Ann..t
W. q. GRAHAM'S DAILY BULLETIN OF
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, Tribune Buildings, Nassau
~ street
Pictures from Italy by Chss Dickens: price l2i eta
The Conf-s.ions OF Pretty Woman by Miss Pardoe,
uhor OF the City Of the Sultan; price % ctI.
Emilia Wyndhsm, By the author of Two Old Mems
Tales y mcsl interesting work; pIice p cts
The Poems Of Henry w. Long fri,ow price ~ cls
O-r's Book OF Swimming, illustrated price III cts
Farmers Library June subscription - 90. 80 c per
NJ. -
Gr.ham's Magazine for June. splendid number with
Pari. Fshioua; subscriptions IS co, per No. Is cts
The French Cook, useful culinary assistant; price
IS eta.
Henry Russell The Year Two Thousands price IS cts
Leon De Csayer. historical novel, by Dennis Hann
gan author he Orange Girl Of Venice price l2t els
The Artisan Of Lyons Love-. by the
author OF Leon De Caaver Orange Girl Of Venice one vi
this hor's b-st workHt price % cts
TIL. M4uicde by John K Duer, u. 8 N price l2i cts
The Tower Of LoodoD by Ainsworh, with Illustrations
The Tower London IL Engand's history price so eta
The Copper Mines Of Lake Superior, with an excellent
mag; price 81 ~.
Al excellent map OF Texas, Oregon end Casforra;
price IS cts.
Rsmero or be Prince and the Prisoner, by Professor lu
grshan; price Is cts
Napoleon and hi. Marshsls by Hesdley; ? yo!s. price
81 30
All szen's supplied a, publishers prices by
jell 2tis w n. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings. Nassau-'t
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.n~- THE MOST DkLiGHTFUL OF all
SsrAsSpssssiN Excursions.-A sail the Hudson
River to Hoboken. and then Il walk la the
Eyssn Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores Of
The place will prove the easily accomplished and at
uscve OF all rural excursions be- uade from the
CITY,
The grounds present charming aspect, the
being In leaf, and the soil covered with rich Iurt
The Walks in excellent ORDER having been consider
ably smnellished the present Spring
The Ferry Boas from Barclay. Canal and Chstop hersL
completely fitted up with Awnings and S-ats.
Night boats run from HoboKen 10 Barclay until oclk
Ferriage St cts. myl tmisuH-
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w H, FRANKLIN. Aaesioneer.


A SSIESEES' SALk ., tho Entire EstAbNshn. snt
"A Known ss the C!;y Sourdry FOR building Steam En-
gnes-Sos les snd l05 Murr.y.s t-Wil!sm II Frsnk lin
Son will sell Il suction Thursday, June 25.h AZ 10
o'clock, AZ the City Foundry, Nos les and lN5 Musyst
Asssne-s Sale Ct tho entire establishment Known the
City Foundry building steam ensins. between w.,h-
insion and "es. scousisng OF ine boiler and
shsng on doors which will DC sold Parcel and The
building rented a. reasonable The boiler 10 nearly
and % perfect runrng order
Also double engine. locomotive boiler copper tube,
AID coat oco; II supr'c, lslhes, vices
ting hine, drills boiling mschiae, together with
large cuasiy Of blacksmith loos and paiterus OF every
description.
Catalogues with full descriptions may be obtained ca ap.
pcauon At tss suction room. aud the article. DO
previous the sale which will shsolute
10 TIE hiIl hiddrr T-rms al sal- iS26N liz
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REAT THIS WHO CAN.-The following Is worth
Drrcordlng Undeard.of Bowling. Lat evening" Juus
10Th 1896 three busness bowl NJ together on
three ns alleys the fremont Bowling Saloon and In
Nh. OF many witnesses, who will testify the fact
made. in ~ regse In string or len 70 EACH the
OF number of60 pins which average 200 each
n-rson Tn. above Saloon 10 the ge,t In the world,
lending rom 81 Eas Broadway TO II Divisional under The
srps carpet store hcn 10 about $50 feet lpng containing
ak most endid alleys running from The toward
each street The following we're the gsm-' made
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SPRING GOODS.-WM. I. JENNINGS L CO. ORA
- pers Tsors Importers OF Cloths, Cassmeres Vost
tngs fancy Dress Acies NC 81 Broadway, oppos1 tho
Fountain prepared for Tho Spring Trade win the most
extensive Of goods they have ever offered for
lbs pecon French and English Cloths CAssi
neres In various styles, Vrsngs Ia great variety,
which will be made Order through the aid OF IN ef-
cisnl corps Of lie found In the country
prices thai have given character " Tho establishment or
modrlse charges.
In reference 70 Pantaoons III which few cutters excel
w. that . directed this department
continue oasf Inducements TO those who appreciate
fl combining and elegance.
In .ddnon To the usual assortment OF goods kept by tho
trade lave always hand Dress and Frock Cosls,
Vests Business Coat and Fancy Dr1ss Articles including
Scarf Crayau Hsndkercheis Gloves, Suspendsrs Linen
and N lin Shirs. COlnta. 5OsOms. 4r. my15 tsn
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country New.paper Advert.

~ Sotice.-Tte De.vsu Union, D. of 7. viii hold
Special M--ung ~ the Hall 1877 Bow-ry. on Frcsy, the
ISh Al o'clocI PM All Inc members particularly
r.ons,,e5 10 sltsud S. L. MARTYR, r. S.
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GREAT REDUCTION.

GREAT REDUCTION
NaEsSRS BARkEN& TOWLE, II Caherne-st have
lvl reduced the prices o their entire stock consisting In
part OF the following Dre's Goods:
Euibro SSiss MusliDs xG2<Rh.
Printed JaconeIs and Cambrcs, do. &&&*4Sr>
Orssndl er and landlord, do e<f
Ginghu,ns and Orgsndier Lawns.
Fr.uch Iwilled aud plain Gnghams.
Rich Satin Stripe BaaoInes *e3&<
Figured Plaid Plain and Embroidered, do. 5343
Plain Figured and Plaid BarTegei.
Over pieces OF figured and plain Muslin de Lanss
also N complete ste OK % Mourning Dress Goods.
Also pieces Dress silks, So pieces black edged for
MsnullH..
Also a large stock Of White Goods.
Aso several hundred Shaw,s OF different styles suitable
for lhe srhaon.
Also several hundred Parasols.
Ladies will we'll to give their Immediate aepuon TO
tn n stock of Goods. jel23tiss
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6ituatiors, Ge. Uanteh.

yLJANTED-A respectable Yonrg Gin wants s!tpa-
w pon private family ehan5efma'd and nurrs or
would assist II The genera wsshir and t'oo-
ing Ike Of snail isnI,y W, ult prefer living Ia VIII
lsrsaurgh but hss -cion 20 SeU-Yo'K and Brook
!yr- The streiersnce Fes h~r last pEc- Apply IN VIZ
.rn,buryh al me corner Of First and South SI,h
The stov- store. JILL Scs'