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Nrw ORLEANs- Tecum!eh cs indigo bog glass
m,lssses R"ber, Will ms--i boz Wooi.s. woosey-g
b,ls rallow Bogart Murrsya3 do lard a kegs butter
Soufhwick 72l d. boyer-i57 hides w BLDG bis cot
ton Colt kIo-ie sacks s3s do whrat dury-a0o3
sacks wis { dicks Co-3y9 bales cotton TO order.
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P,ws N York; Lsnity Foster do sth. bnss Dc Pots, Jo;
brow Fr..cis York Cld&th schr Smith. Brow
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STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. -Saturday
August "a mut,on by Mr.. Artcher to take out
Der eleven, tights Of tho citizen at lOk o'clock this
day, wsslos The Convention then went into commit
tee OIL the whole ON the report relative to the rights of
Tue citlzen The question being the motion of Mr.
O'Conor to strike out the fourth section securing the
trial by jury as now used, and inserting as an amend
ment that the trial by jury, in all cases. shall re-
I, invioiate forever and shall be allowed in
like cases in any court or proceeding that
may be instituted or au horized--t was ADOPTED
Mr. Bascom moved to amend this section SO that the
number oil Jurors to form jury IN civil may be
prescribed by law-lost Mr.. Rusgles moved as an
amendment Of the section that in when the amount
IN controversy does not exceed s. the Jury NAV con.
sst oil less than twelve or the may without
jury as may be Jirectedty law. Mr. Brown moved
TO strike from the amendme Mt the without in.
ry-cafried Mr. jordan moved 10 fill the blank in MIR
Rugges' amendment with the sum Of 500 Mr. Stow
that OF Mr.. Stow. Mr. Jordan moved further ame nd
ment that jury trial may be waved by of par
ties in civil cases, az may by law DO
drawn MIR Mann moved TO except cases in courts of
agreed TO. Mr.. Ruggles amendment, as anne nded was
tnen disagreed to AIR. Jordan thea his amen
ment waving trial by ury-adoptei. AIR Brundsge
moved turtner to amend this section
hhcs'ion and compensation OF jurors-lost Nr orown
proposed new seclon protecting the rights Of a bona
hde nolter oi usurious paper-iost The fifth section
OF cruel or unusual punishments, passed bout
amendment The sixth section, securing freedom OF
religious bsIief and worship to all was anne nd.
Ell Oh notion Of Mr. Harris requiring the Legslatu
provide ny law for the eHecus protection OF in
the ENJOY meDt of these rghts( designing 10 reach
case oi the seventh day bapusts )-also, motion Of
MI lsgsar so as to prevent witnesses from being sd
Juiged incompetent account of his religious belief
Mr. Danorth then moved to insert tn, owl ion of the
present. constitution excluding ministers Of the gospel
nom once The amendment discussed until two
so.n, Hnen LOT want oi quorum. the committee
Er,,a " "s"''
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Passengers Ia Arrive.
SAvANNAH-B ig Nad,son-H seward and lady, Mrs
Goo"e AID child'.a. Miss Harris, Sj Davenport,
Harris MIR bray, AR Va 0,nto Mr. Aitsmn@ Mr. Se-
wa,d, Mr. Powers, Mr. Foley O'Neiil, Aid Iman, MIR
Remington, MIR Cowdry, Mr. freeman
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HAlLHO ADS, "a

STHE Pubc respectfully niomed that the
paired, the .PI0NEER Y EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad
regular trips for the Monday the Of April
leaving the Depot No. 274 Market street, DAILY, ~
o'clock, AM
By this route passengers will avoid all the fatigue and
night travelling in coaches both Railroads being
ed in daylight
For further information apply odestablished nee,
ga Marker street, doors above Eighth street.
alO Sms rrc CUMMINGS Agent.
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PARTISAN DECOR ALIVE
IJpHOI,STERY

CURTAIN MATERIALS, Sc.
THE subscribers have their full assortment
of Rrocres silss Satin ds LANES, Tapestry Lampas
India Damasks Chiutzes, Moreens Ornaments and Trim
mines uitabe for Bed and window Curtsns aud Furn-
Coverings OF III descriptions for Interior Decoration
factories bv Of the firm and embrace the largest and
be assorted stock in United Sates which having been
purchased for cash. BILE offer lower price than
other ESTABLISHING ia the city.
Cabinet makers UphoIstere and others re4uested
examine stock, rom which they supplied in
quen'ity wholesale and retail Persons furnishing will also
find il their advantage To select rom assortment
which for variety surpassed The desig
for internal decorations, received by every pactst
SOLOMON x HART,
Upholsterers aud importers, 2a3 Broadway.
s7im nnpps,, he ayk
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dEAD TIE fULLUWIN3 ADVERT BeMsNTs
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

MEDICAL Ap 3 fHfs N s sEEFTEEE1F DISEASES
M Of & S Gs:: q
private and confidently promise person, re-
2 $.S. 70: :ss!,s:e s &:
q .aseF@s sna may Be thu. avo;Ssa One q
pa coa::lis'ios d.iiy D from " !o7 IN.
70 Mfe SGSrkT
$@s %
S 2 Psr%,T S.
traction and treatment re~sved -'-hersf sny. and -
Of s's from Il. ss sS
These Pills the result twenty years. experiences. tho
DE- n rs % re .S ~ & ss
al Of the rTe s sy ~so es ,n,,. "1ss
ss:s' %r elm With q. or 1' ro:
Mss1s ans % . MsT
secret or src:. e any Kind Il J. an nvsuabs
packed and sent to all parts Of the unon.
RECORDS ALTERAIIVE MIXTURE.
a. Of Of ssosSs yp r.
sipSso". use Of an.iiIia msdic.
e% pp 'ia' S ss p
S can 'sSSs safe after having the
celebrated Alternative. -
Sold s Hyf sa sS "a. 81 s's" 4. ~: ss''' "
CONCENTRATE -..n : :. ~. sARSAPARlLLA
GENTlAN AND sAsAFRAs,
kJhkPAkED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy estabshed for the suppression Of aasckery
ms refined and highly possessing all
ne Purifying quatie. and curative powers Of the above
herbs confidently nded by the College superior
10 any extract Of Sarapae before the puble and
may be eed certain remedy for all diseses arising
s impure Of the blood such scroula salt heum
ng btches pmpes ulcers, pain in the bones OF
any d.sss S% The sse q .yps
inJudcious of mercrry
Sold IN single bottles, at rs ssau
" IN cnses OF half a DOZEN botties t31
dozen !" oeW
Cases forwarded to ali parts Of the Unton,
NIB. very liberal d ,csunt % Wholesale purchaser
once open no. "a T'slI.kkyeeaAsDsox, ND
txwue sNssssu sefets, New Y6ht
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Two reude the Humen Hair silky soft tue and close
make The scalp healthy. smooth. white and fruitful, 20
expend u cents. And reader, only object for selling
the article that price knowing 10 be all we state that
when you this will aught else " he
!hsr merely 70 epbeliish e de:; beauty and Pre-
dandruf. the JoNES'S CORAL HAIR REsTOnATlvE
will fail do all this hundreds will tell with
gratitude dresses the hair beautifully, and makes red
grey hair dark from the roots.
Sold price g. shillings, the sign Of the American
Eagle SO Chatham street, or 43 Broadway N aud 10
Flu lions stree Brpo "
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
ScCS1 - SAIL across the Hudson river to Hobo
k@pken, and then a walk the Elysan Fields
-aong the exceedingly picturesque shores OF
the place. will prove the easily and
Of all uruaI that be made from the city.
The grounds charming aspect the trees be
ing in leaf and the soil covered with a rich turf
This walks excellent order having been considerably
emf ellished the present spring.
On every pleasant there will be attendance
the Co6nnadc Elysian Fields, excellent Band Of Music
which will perform selections from the favore Operas
lar airs marches, waltzes, Sc
The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and Christopher
completely fitted up with awnings and seats.
Night Boats from Hoboken Barclay street until II
o'clock.
Ferriage 6k cents. mi Smsr
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THE PRIVATE CHESTS,

FOR THE cow ENIENCC OF
TRAYELLERS, MARINERS,
n X those at stance and who require private and
" apd cure, DR. Ralph has co"rrivss little mahogany
with lock and hey and hs Pv Treatise 6 ed in the
lid containing his peculiar end successful mode Of
treatment " it'll than sufficient for the Of
Une lte larger containing every thing necessary
fo. the both complaints peculiarly adped to Ira
For particulars, see Advert. the last page.
aub liver
nISEASES OF THE URINARY OkOANS-0ueh a.
~ Chronic aud acute diseases OF the
Bladder, Leucouhoea o whites,
Ure hra, Structures,
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also Gonorrh9a, Inability,
elects, Weakness Of the parts, 60.
eeJy and efecunly removed BY Ahemethys botsni
suitable for females: They give tone and ihs
organs ~, II experienced from taking
other medicines For sale oth~cares' Hall 36 Caha
zine street and l27 Maiden lane Price ST. with directions
az w
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$500 CHALLENGt.

"A L I r N Il N Y + 1
TIKI unrva led NEEDY for diseases OF private
ore-a positive sreedy cur. with the restriction
OF di hndrrncr from tusnt he ad antsges
which The French Pills poss- over sam opav Cap
sules other mixtures, cannot fail e give
decided Resides the e6ectual and
speedy euro scov they are emit ely rec from any
,ch in the least and may be taken time in tho
presence Of the intimate fend-thus enabling the
discovery They equally +ectuI for either ia all
complain sach Gnnorrhet Gravel, obstinate elects,
Fuor Albu. Tor Whites peculiar emiles kusss Of
tn geneatve &C. md hive cured hundreds Of these
The, have been ely used for the At IN ell
Of these complaints with such universal tho
propretor challenge any produce remedy Of equal
ainty, under TO- FIXTURE OF $50.
Price S. bex For sale Ut "a Nassau street, basement
aus lweodrr r--+t...
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NEW MILITIA Law The law passed by the
s s. Legislature, re-organz ng the militia OF this
oae goes nto effect utter the 18Th October newt n
~ ~ass measure loudly called ior ani may have ten
"ency TO revive spirit Of subordination win an i'm
state defence "ianch Vi ue
BY the new law, the entire State militia
eonsists VI. - ......... Divisions
BY the iormer law there were. .... so Bng,Sa.
NY the new lay there Will be only. 10
BY the new law there Will be only. 80. "a
should this new act be out in its spirit and j.
tent, there will be organized STA uniformed yo,nn,anr
companes oil g. men each, making 81 76s men ,ncIn i.
oil held officers The state is to be divided off mo Al;
vision, brigade, regImenal and company districts Win
in each reg,mental district there Is an or
the safe keeping OF and camp equirave tn he
furnished such regiments.
The Uniformed volunteers (privates) are to be each
paid while duty, at parade, Sc not exceeding one
dollar per day There " 20 be but military parade
year. which 10 to be six consecutive days The act pre-.
scribss the manner OF organizing the uniformed copa.
MES Of elsctDg officers Sc and provides the
msndsnt oi eompsn, thus selected - to have command
OF the company dsict the limits of whloh be os-
ngnstsd livery person lisbls to do military duty ex-
empts himself from Its performances BY paying 70 cents
annually between the LIST of May and the Novsm.
oer' 70 tho Collector Of Taxes.-Bufao .adv. .fus
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NEW YORK; ALBANY AND MD TROY rES ~ LINE

3N1S OHckAs
FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
From the pier at the foot Of Courtlandt street
The low-pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Captain X B. Macy,
the foot Of CourtlaDd street on Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings at o'clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capl VIM. H. Peck, will
leave Monday, Wednesday and Friday eveangs a, J
O'Clock.
Passengers taxing these Boats will arrive in time 70 take
the Morning Train Of Cars from Troy Buffalo, and
north to Saratoga. Whitehall and Lake Chsmplain
For Passage Freight apply board at the Office
the wharf.
No freight taken after 5H o'clock.
NOTICE-All goods, freight, bank bills specie, or any
Other kind OF posrYeY the owners risk 1901
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~@ LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
AAk Train, leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New York
side, every morning at A. NJ, for Boston =
Also trains from BROOKLYN SIDE at O'Clock and
6ve minutes, and s A. NJ, and and r. NJ, daily The
NJ and trains go through, the former stopping at
Farmngdae and and the latter all places the
ielR
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
S0H - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steamboat Pier =, ns foot o. BARCLAY S, 'yee.
burgh, Hampton Milton, Poughkeepse Hyde Park Rhine
Deck u Red Hook Bristol, Catsk, Hudson, CoIsackie,
Undertook and Baltimore
Breakfast and dinner ON board the boat. .
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leave Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday Monlngs7 A. NJ
The steamboat TROY, Captain Gorham, on Tussday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. at O'Clock.
Returning opposite days.
For freight apply on board or at tho once on the
wharf
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
cS- For sale Of Stocks atMs Exchange. see Lam Pas,

WEDNESDAY, P. ~
The Stock Market was buoy ant today, and there
considerable disposition to purchase. The sncs'
all improved and the good feeling continued at tie Sec
ond Board. Penn. So improved In consequence OF ss
better prices at Philadelphia where they have recoyei
. per cent
There is not much doing in Foreign Bills, ol'
rates are steady. On London si09. Paris ST Hts
5 z6l Amsterdam 3ei03ei Hamburger 35i 035s; Srs'
men 7si@78i.
The earnings of the Norwich i Worcester Rail
road continue to show favorable condition Of business
The receipts for the first Il days la March have
been.----- sst5s %
Same time in U2e =,
Excess In 1916 s7I0 q
The entire earnings for March ls45 were sl55s6.
The money market continues easy, and loans ore
easily made on the best stocks at 5 per cent
1t is understood that the Long Island Railroad Co
will be able to obtain all the money they need TO wfps
Off their floating debt and that the principal debt vii d
funded. large reduction Of expenses going on sne's
being saving Of sl2 600 per annun in the single Item o.
salsries rigid system Of economy Will be insti'rHo
in running the Road and after the expenses and inte'e
are paid Is proposed to make dividend from the ns'
earnings even Fit be put one per cent.
1t is again stated lease Of the Stonington Rail
road has been taken by other parties than those Inter
ested in the NJ j. transportation Co. and the Orsg'o
with the Neptune to in line from stonirssoa'
while the late Stonngtou line 10 to become oppoSh@
or outside line
Quantity and value of Domestics exported TOE
Boston, TO foreign places, during the week enoIi
March Ia, 1876:
Packages. Yards. Value.
2276 1889, 600 Sl27,72i oo
The quantity of Domestics exported from New
York from LIST to 18th March was 1853 pkgs.
The Providence Road will gain by its propose
change of line, 40 as to pass the West side oil Ef'
dence and avoid ferry detention of at least OF '
quarters of an hour; but tha, of will not be eO-
pleted this al
The North Adams and Pittsfeld Railroad ~
miles long has been put under contract BY funda p
vided by the Western Co who take lease OF II o' -
,y years at per cent. and then either pay !" e''
take new lease for e9 years at per cent.
/ At Boston, says the Post, manufacturing CORP,
ton stocks continue dull, and rstos nominal. For
rtmack 30 per cent. advance. For Salisbury ~.
Amesbury 30 per cent. advance N. T. "0f,'r o.r,od
depressed, and 76 the oes. offer. In dividend aa.I
stocks there 1. more confidence and rates srs 1 &c
Concord IS Fiichburg 25ct, Worcester III Lo"sr
Maine l4oi Providence TO- Old Colony s0s' ana x
am II per cent. advance Bank stocks are geDss
held for full rates, except Boyston, which
q7a.. The new Bank a, Springfield depot Is are. W
! . per cent advance. Chester w. CHaPin 'Ae
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New-Hnmpshire.

HOUSE OF REPREsENrArIvEs.-The Manchester
American Of Monday evening makes the whole num-
Der of Wings and Independents 1876, and that of the
Locos and Radicals 100, and expresses the opinion
that our majority In the House will not much exceed
twenty.
TIE SESArE.-The Wings and Independents
have elected GEoReE n. DODGE in No. l; ABRA-
HAs EMERSON in No. ., and IRESus HAMILTON in
No II. The Loco Focos have elected Mr.. GAGE in
No. 4. Mr.. PArrEN in No. g. and Mr.. HIBBARD in
No. -. No choice in Nos, 3, 5, 6, 2, 0 and 10.
THE CouScL-samuel Jones, Loco, Is elected in
the Hillsborough District Enos Ferren, Loco, in
Grafton and Coos, and Jared Perkins In Cheshire
and Sullivan. The last was supported by the Wing
and Liberty parties. vacancies in the Rockingham
and STAFFORD Districts
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In the SENATE, on Tuesday, the Bill repeating the
Bounty on Salt Coal and Lead was discussed by
Messrs. PORTER, CLARK, SEpGwIcK, MITCHELL
and JOHNSON. No question was taken. The Bill TO
extend the Jail Limite of the City of New was
passed.
In the HOUSE. the Apportionment Bill passed
The new county of Ca isteo was taken up In COM
mittee No question. Various reports were made
from Committees, and finally The House proceeded
to the reading Of txothird bills Jew passed
The House then took a recess TO o'clock in the
evening,
In the evening, the bills to reduce fare on the rail
roads between Albany and Buffalo. were taken up
In Committee. The Utica and Schenectady bill was
amended by striking out the section authorizing the
Company to carry freight A motion by Mr.. Coz
10 postpone it until the I'd Tuesday in June, was
negatived, AZ to SO. Pending motion By MIR.
BLopeETT 10 make these bills special order, the
House adjourned. Albany Argus
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ATrlumph Complete.

Among the many just wise and benehcent meas
ures Of the DETAINED and vitupereteo wing
XXvIIth Congress was the provision made oy 'ne
second section Of its Apportionment Act that an
Members of the House Of Representatives should
benceorth be chosen from the several States by DIS
tric,s, each eecting one only. LocoFocoism fought
tina, provision in either House with FL its might ex-
ecrated il in its journals and illuminated it before the
People. Every evil and Ubiquitous purpose YVES
attributed 10 its authors John Tyler just then be-
ginning to reveal his treachery, attempted to stab
In message announce ,g his assent tothe bill -Four
States were induced TO nullify it outright and pro-
coed to elect Members by General Tickets, and
these Members were received by the succeeding
Loco Foco House. and therein allowed to hold seats
and vote in glaring defiance 10 an unrepealed law OF
the land.
Yet mark the sequel. The People Of Georgia
speedily expelled from power the party which had
pursued this high,handed course, and elected
Whie Governor and Legislature who Districted the
State in accordance with H!s law of Congress. Mis-
souri, did not change her. politics but ater once null
hfyisg she mended her hand, and Districied
thoroughly. New-Hampshire stood out, and her
General Ticket system has been the means of oper-
skro,oing the Multiplying dynasty and bringing IN
new rule, schtch s0iA promptly District the State.
The crime has therefore wrought out its punish
ment. And even before this was done, Mississippi,
thsremaining compeer in illdoing had receded from
her upjus!ifable position and ccuformed to the law
requirement. Says the Journal of Commerce:
MIssIssIppL--The Legislature Of MisaissPpi divided
the State into four Congressional Districts. viz;
First pi..ries-Tiahemngo, Tippa. Marshall De Soto
~ hn sta hQtr
Panols Lafayette, Pon.otoc-5s Second District
Itawamba, Monroe, Chickasaw, Yalobusha, Carroll
Choc.sw, oktibbeha, Lowndea, Noxubee-5l. lo2.--.
Taad Distriet--Wins,on, Attsls Holmes, Washington
,Issaoueua Yagoo, Madison, Leake, NeshobR kemper
Lauderdale Newton, Rankin, Hinds Warren-63, 3o6
Fourth observation-disclosures, Jefferson, Clark Copsh
Simpson Wayne. Smith, Jasper, Jones, CoyingtoD Law
renee Franklin Adams Wilkinson. Amite Pike Marion.
Perry Greene, Jackson, Harrison, Hancock-57s52.
They alao passed Apportionment Bill allowing 90
Representatives aud 80 Senator'S by vote of 81 80 in
the lower House. and by 81 to II in the Senate The
Legislature adjourned on the 5th mat
Such is the end of one chapter of Nulli6cation--
Lot the friends of Good Order and Constitutional
Liberty consider it aud tako courage.
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From Washington.
TWENTY-NINTH COHGREsS...Fir Session
reported Specially for The Se=-York Tri5,eas
SENATE.
w

SENATE
WASHINGTON March II, 1876:
This is Patrick's Day, and feel too much like
celebrating /, TO De tied to Loco-Foco House OF
Representatives OF chained to the gallery OF an An
dPolk Senate. And yet l must try to give you
sketch of wha; was done to day.
The Senate was engaged during the morning
hour with miscellaneous business, among which was
the ordering OF 5000 extra copies Of the Report
read by Mr.. BENTON yesterday on the Times news
paper, for general circulation.
The special order OF the day was then taken up
end Mr. BERRIEy addressed the Senate at length on
Oregon He was very severe upon those who tried
to bring Party dictarion into the Senate he hoped
this Senate would continue TO be g deiberaiive
body in place Of merely to register the edicts OF
Party or en- Executive.
The talk about our title being clear and unques-
tionabe was nonsense-neither Nation had clear
title but We had claims which if properly prosecut.
ed might result in our occupying large share OF
that Territory. Hitwss necessary 10 tell these truths
in the ear of our enemies he would not be deferred
from this course by popular cla1nor.
He then proceeded 10 discuss two propositions
l. We have of our own accord limited our claims
10 certain portion of territory and ,. This limita
ton is concurred in by all who have examined the
different titles under which our claims set up.
These points he examined at length, quoting from
State papers 10 sustain them.
He was opposed to the Notice But he would
cheerfuly vote for the Proposition ofAr. CoLeulTT,
as amendment, but whether he would vote for the
resolution as then amended he had not made up his
mind.
Having concluded his speech. Mr.. ARCHER took
the floor and moved that the Senate adjourn, which
was carried on division by vote of 81 TO i.
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who wish TO avail themselves Of the advantages OF sd
vertsirg abroad hsve their Card inserted In large
number OF Country Papers u the neghborng Counties
aud States al cost comparatively trihing By calling
upon V. 3. PALMER at his Country Newspaper AdTer
Using Agency IN the Tribune Buildings. he is tie duly
authorized Agen, for of the bes; Newspaper in the
Union ami Is preparing card for the Spring aac
Summer trade. TO which be invites early attention
The Agen, may be and consulted At his othctcoc
the susec, OF advertising between the hours OF aud
- A NJ mig lw