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SLAvERs CApTuRED.--The U. s. ShiI
Yorktown, Commander Charles H. Bell
cruising on the Coast Of Africa, has had the
good fortune to capture, in the course of two
mouths, two slaves: the ship " Panther
just arrived at Charlestown, under command
of Passed MidshIpman Macomb: and the
barque "Pons," formerly owned in this city,
but atthe time manned by Portuguese. When
captured, the P. had OIL board 900 slaves.
Previous TO her capture, a British ship had
been watching for her, and when the York.
town-hove in sight, the Pons mistook her fof
that vessel, and hoisted the American colors,
which forbid search. On discovering her
mistake it was too late to escape, and she
became an easy prey She had intended
10 take in 1900 slaves. A description of the
scene presented ON board the Pons is horrible
in the extreme;-l0 died on tho day after
her capture, and when she arrived at Mon
rovia, after passage Of a days, the num-
Der was reduced TO 756, all Of whom were
landed, several of them in dying condition.
The majority were boys, from 10 to 20 years
ofage. Of girls there were only al. Their
delight on landing was indescrbable. One
hundred were taken charge Of by the Meth
odis, Episcopal Mission, and about 200 more
were distributed among responsible persons
in the colony.
The Pous is the largest prize ever sent in
as a SLAYER. She now lies at our wharves,
and excites great curiosity among our citi-
Zens.
All were we'll upon the Yorktown, she
having lost but one man, who jumped over
board, since she left New York, fourteen
months ago. This ship is the only active
cruiser on the coast in the squadron.
A THIRD.-Since the arrival of the above,
the schooner Robert Wilson, Of Baltimore,
arrived at Charlestown, s. c., prize from
the African Coast, charged with being en-
gagged in the same trade.
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Friend Nichols of the Lima Argus thinks right
very right. It useless to complain tina. men
are treacherous and worthless when we have Civ
en- them power to injure US. We should by all
means know them to be men Of sound principle,
firm integrity, and unwavering firmness, before
they are selected to speak our views. Such men
can always be found if the people desire to have
them. As the Argus says:
KNOW YOUR MEN-The Democratic party
should know their men! Had Brown, of
Seneca, shown his hand last summer, he
never could have went TO Columbus IS the
Representative of that county. Put up men
who are known to be true to the faith, as it
is, as it was, and as it is 10 be, and VOTE
FOR NO OTHER! Begin Alright, and the
end shall be like unto the beginning!
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" The Government, having lost all con-
fdence in the Clinton Bank Of Columbus,
is fast removing the amount, $l72, ,742,27,
of deposites placed there by the Treasurer.
As by the last statement" of this bank, it
had but $l47,2s7,00 in specie on hand, we
look with much curiosity to know how 1t will
pay the Government in specie, in full, and
still have enough left to redeem its circula-
ton of over half a million. When all this is
accomplished, the circumstances related in
Bble history, of feeding five thousand with
five loaves and two ishes," will no longer
be considered as miracle.-Dayton EN-
pire.
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DR.. wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD GERRY

DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
This celebrated remedy is compound bslsamis
preparation OF the WIid Cherry bank and Msw
Of Iceland, combined by q new chemical process
with the Ertrse' Of Pine. So salutary have been
its effects in all cases when administered for
COUGHS, ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, or any disease Of
the lungs, that many Of the most distinguished
physicians have approved and recommended it,
and openly acknowledged it the most valuable
medicine ever discovered. Itii truly d valusbls
medicine, and is etiecting an immense amoun,
Of good in the relief of suffering humanity.
*%* See Advertisement.
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GRAHAM's MAGAZINE FOR ApRIL-Among the
articles in this Number is queer one Of Poe's, on
the Philosophy of Composition, which eschews
"t thick coming fancies" very successfully
The "King's Legacy" concluded in the present
No. is one of Mrs. Stephens hest tales; and
THE Foreign Literary News" contains some
unusually interesting cleaning, from transataan-
tic sources. An elegant Paris fashion plate and
a mezzotint engraving of " The Parting" are
mong the attractions.
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or The Wings and Aboltionists are claiming
a victory over the Democrats in New Hampshire,
where in reality neither have gained it. It is a
personal matter wholly, state OF things grow
ing out of an excitement which must soon sub
side. But even real Wing victories are SO evan
escentwe do not wonder that they clutch at the
shadow of success
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SHERIFr,s SALE.

by virtue OF writ Of vendi expsnas to directed
~ from the Court of common pleas Of Putnam County,
Ohio, will offer for sale a the door of the Court house
IN kada In said county Saturday the twenty fifth day
and fonr o'clock Of said day the following described
lands to witt
The south east quarter Of section three one north
range seven east containing hundred and sixty
all lying In Putnam County, Ohio Taken the property
Of Joseph femme to satisfy execution in favor Of HsH
ry Rudolph.
J.H. VAIL, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Kalida,
March 26, 1886.
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Married,

In Blanchard Township, on the 3lH ul,,. BY
CHARLES GUIsMsER, Esq, IRA HARMON 70
Miss PHEBE MCCLURE, oil of this county.
In Gresnsburg, on she 2sth ult., BY JonN
KuHNs, Esq, PETER MILLER to RHoDAA.
BADMAN, oil Of this county.
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THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE for April, contains
several excellent tales, sketches, &c. "Lorenzo
de Medicis," is well written sketch of one Of
I.aly's great men, and - Lizzie Carrington, or
the coquette's first lesson," and 'the Little Men,
dicants," the last by Miss Sedgwick, are excellent
In their way. The esprit of '76," the mezzo,int
establishment, perfect
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CoNGREss.--In the House, report has
been made from the Committee of Ways and
Means, adverse TO the proposition TO coin
one dollar gold pieces. As the member
making the report, Mr.. Hungerford, is the
President of the Jefferson Co. (N.Y.) Bank,
it is not difficult matter to account for tho
tenor Of the report. Dayton Empire,
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OPINIONS ON BANKINs.-Washingto declared
himself decidedly against a paper emission -
Jefferson says: Banking Institutions are more
dangerous than standing armies" Madison that
the States ought no, to be at liberty TO substitute
paper medium instead of coin. Jackson, tina,
"paper currency is great curse to any people
and particular curse to the laborer" Web
ster, that 'of all the contrivances for cheating
the laboring classes Of mankind, none have been
more effectua than that which deludes them with
paper money" Marshall and Story show that
bills Of credit signify paper med dium" and that
if the words of the Constitution (.'no state" shall
"emt bills of credt') "are not merely empty
sounds the prohibition must comprehend the ennis.
sion of any paper medium by State Government,
for the purpose Of common circulation"
We might go on and add largely to these in
stances of eminent men whose convictions were
opposed to the system. Let the people beware
Our present State Institution will like those which
preceded it end in wide spread bankruptcy. That
is, if like results follow like causes: ruin from
robbery.
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PLEASANT DELUsIoN.--The editor Of the
Toledo Blade congratulates his reader upon
the passage Of the Tax law, and thinks tho
tares Of the farmers in Northwestern Ohio
must now be considerably reduced! 70
produce such result, either the farm ers
must have very bad luck in raising pigs and
or the banks very good luck in
stealing. Ohio Statesman. &ig
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The bill for the resumption of the pay
ment of the interest on the debt of the
State of Maryland, was rejected by the Le-
gislature of that state.
Thus has federalism brought her down.
Ifa democratic state had refused to pay her
interest, the howl of reputation would have
went up from every federal hound in the
country.-Ohio Press.
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THE TRIUMPH OF FREE TRADE in the Bri-

YHE TRIUMPH OF FREE TRADE in the Bri-
,ish empire, is second in importance to no
event6f the age. The Protective System"
is overthrown in its slronghold-whcre, by
lis cunningly devised operations it has long
robbed labor of its reward, and reduced it to
such abject depths that pauperism decimates
the population, and fimine is staring thou
sands in the face. Our own country (Which
should have lsd,) will soon follow in the
establishment of free trade. The narrow
policy which would shackle commerce, and
the unjust enactmen,s which improverish one
branch of industry to enrich another, relics
of barbarous tyrannical times, will soon fall
before the onward march of knowledge and
enlightenme nt-and while Capital will moi
be wronged, Labor, which makes this great
world all that it is, will recover its long lost
rgh,s.-MississiPpi Democrat.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
RY virtue Of writ of vendi exponns to me directsd
- from the Court of common pleas Of Putnam County
Ohio will offer for sale house Of Isaac McHenry
Saturday, the 9th day Of May ls hours
Of ten o'clock A. NJ, and four O'Clock, M Of said day
the following described property, to wit:
One one horse wagon, taken in execution the pre-.
pery Of Isaac Mcenry, to satisfy execution in favor
Of Elmer Hartshorn.
J.H. VAIL Sheriff.
SHERIFF's oFFIoE Kalida,
March 26, 1916. 2ey
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE E ishereby given that the Subscribers
IN have been appointed and quali6eda as Ad.
ministrators on the estate of F. Bredeck, late Of
van-Wert County, deceased.
ELISABETH BREDEICKs
266 CIV. BERNARD ESCHs
March 30. 1916.
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DEMOCRATIC V1cToRY IN GALENA.-We
take the following grateful news from an ex-
ira Galena Jefferrsonian:
Mojority for Mayor 377-and every
city officer a democrat! The polls have
just closed, and we hasten to lay the result
before our readers, Tho wings tried hard
TO make a demonstration" but they lay fiat
on their backs,"
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"" Smith, are the bankers taxed very
heavily, under the new systemg"
Yes-lheir ingenuity is very heavily tax
cd in contriving the most effectual means Of
swindling the people--thafs all. ohio
Statesman. ftH
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HENRY CouNTy-The Commissioners of Henry
County met, pursuant to the Law, divided the
county into four districts, and appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen assessors: A. V. Stebblns,
Daniel Walls, Jonas Pratt and Mr.. Goodyear-
|The appointments are made irrespective Of party.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICEis hereby given that the subscriber
lN was this day appointed by the Court Of COM
mon pleas of Putnam county, Ohio, Administra-
tor Of the Estate Of Peter Nisewaudsr, late Of said
county, deceased:
DAVID sToUvER
March Q; i846,
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GA hogshead of sugar weighing some
eleven hundred pounds, rolled over small
pig in Cincinnati on Tuesday last. The last
accounts we had of the accident. the pig was
dead.
1t is suspected that the pig got in the way
of the hogshead to avoid the provisions Of
Kelley's tax bill.
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"Whiggsry is the opposite of locolocoism
which, is all things to all men. Herald.
OF course, then, whiggsry being 'the op.
posiie' to this, is "nsthing to nobody."--
Well, that isn't bad definition after ALL
Take il altogether, is the best one We have
heard. Columbian Register.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NoTIE is hereby given, that the undersigned was this
lN day appointed by the Court Of Common Pleas OF Put
County, Ohio, Admnistrntrix of the Estate of Abra
ham Landes, of ofGreensburg township in said county
ceased.-March 81. 1916,
266 CIV. MARGARET LANDES.
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DECIDEDLY So.-" -"Ephraim, this baby's
legs are monstrous fat, amt they? What
temperament do you think the child has?"
I" Rather heavy, Simon--decidedly Of the
lind. fat-ic." "Well, guess so too"
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THE TERM wuro.--Ths word whig is made
up of the initial letters of the motto Of all
good men--s We Hope IN God. "--Clsr'
mont Eagle. g
Aud the practice Of the party is--"Ws
Harden In Guilt. Argus and Spectator.
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THE QUAKER'S PRAYER.

O Lord, let not wars standard be unfurl'd!
Our motto is, thou knowest, ''Peace with the
world"
But still, if fight we must tor Oregon,
In this, as in all things, let thy will be done"
And then, whene'er the bomb of war shall burst
o, help the Englishmen-but help U. S. first!
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Gen. SAM HousToN arrived at Cincinnati
on Tuesday morning, and left without delay
for Washington city, via Wheeling.
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W Bustles answer the same purpose upon
girls, as tails upon kItes-tney serve lo Keep
the gddy things steady.
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From the New York News.
ARRIVAL OF THE Hl2ERNIA.
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EURofE

TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Steamer Hibernia arrived at Halifax
on Tuesday, 18th instant. at 4 o'clock, P.
NJ. The news was brought thence TO this
city in less than forty-seven hours, by the
special Express run on account Of the Irib-
ume, Sun, and other papers.
Sir Robert Peel's Tariff bill passed its
"criss" in the House Of Commons at 9
o'clock OH the morning of the oath ult. by
the decisive vote of 337 to 240. This was
on the motion to bring in bill-a test ques-
ton. A bill will doubtless pass the House
by about one hundred majority.
The debate was continued through twelve
nights, and was most earnest and able
There were 203 speakers-4S in favor of
and SO against the bill. Among the speakers
for the bill were Peel, Russell, Sir James
Graham, Lord Morpeth, Sir George Clarke,
Messrs. Golden, Bright, Villiers, Goulburn,
and Sidney Herbert. The most effective
opponent of the measure was D'lsraeli, the
author Of "Vivian Grey" "Coningsby, :"
&c. Sir Robert Peel made powerful
speech, giving the reasons for his change of
policy, which he bases in good part on the
prevailing scarcity Of food in Great Britain.
He spoke three hours, fully explaining
his retirement from and resumption of office,
and concluding amidst the hearty plaudits of
majority of the House, consisting in good
part of his old opponents. Mr.. Golden closed
in strong Free Trade speech. After a
personal squabble, the House divided, and
the tellers announced
For Sir Robert Peel's motion. $50
Against it. 24O
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we acknowledge obligations to Hon. Isaac Parish
ard Her. WIN. Sawyer for csnsrsssionsi Documents.
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llC ICllClS dHIlOuhSOd
For Sir Robert Peel's motion.
Against it.
Majority for the measure.

This is strong vote, and removes all
doubt of the passage of The measure through
the House. Great interest is felt in the
prospective action of the Lords upon it,
The Free Traders say they will not venture
to throw it out, but will pass it, however re-
luctanty
From India, we have advices of great
battle, or rather a two days struggle, be-
tween the Sikhs of the Punjoch, and the
British army, which terminated in the defeat
of the Sikhs, after most tremendous slaugh-
ter. The British loss is some $500, the
Sikhs some 10000.
American Flour was quoted in bond 26s.
a 27s. sterling Indian Corn in bond 30s. a
3ls.
In one year ending 5th January, 1916,
229,2Al quarters of wheat and wheat flour
were imported into England from Canada.
The "Locosses" of Bene have gained a
great triumph. A majority of25, 900 against
10000 of the whole people has decided that
an assemble conStituante shall be elected by
the I'd of March, for the drawing up of new
constitution in place of the existing one,
which is too aris;ocratic.
Father Mathew has published letter, ac-
companied with specimens ofbrcad and "stir-
about" made from Indian corn. Efforts are
now making to introduce this excellent bev-
erage, not only in Ireland, but into the three
kingdoms generally, on the plan which marks
its use in the United States.
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New PRopHEr-A new prophet named
Strange, at Voree, Wisconsin, has beeh ac-
knowledged by one portion Of the Mormons
as the head of the church. The Mormons
are hockiug to Voree in great numbers. 1t
is to be the gathering place of this strange
people, except the twelve and their adhe-
rents, now on their way to California, over
the Rocky Mountains. James ]. Strange
is lawyer Of considerable emineuce in the
West, and owns an immense Tract of land,
the capital of which is Voree. He is the
person, it is said, who went with the Nor
mons out Of Missouri, at the time Of their
disturbance, planned the Temple at Nauvoo,
and wrote the bulletins of Smith, the proph-
ct. This portion of the Mormons will proba-
bly, settle in Wisconsin. The greator part
will 60 over to the Rocky Mountains:
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"IAE CALLED JADE WINcEs"-. Alfred Kelley has
addressed the Ohio Statesman a note threatening
the Editor with prosecution if he persists in cal
ling attention 10 Keey's illegal sale of Ohio
State Stocks when Fund Commissioner in 1912
The Statesman said the act was - fraudulent, )"
and Kelley seized upon this to muzsle the press
The editor admits he cannot prove legal fraud,
but reitefaics the fact that Kelley contrary to lao
sold $l,000,000 Of state stocks at loss to the
State of FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS! In fac, when
Mr. Edgerton first called up this matter, during
the session of the Legislature, Kelley admitted
the facts, WINGED terribly, but was compelled to
swallow his spleen as best he might. Now he is
striving to stop enquiry by prosecutions. This
will not avail his senstveness will only court rath-
er than repel investigation. We shall endeavor
to lay the whole subject before our readers, that
tho author Of the Tax Law may have justice.
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In this city, last evening, of consumption, GgoRor
ELMESpoRF, Merchant Tailor of the house of Wyman,
Elmendorf Derby, aged 80 years.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from No. 235 Broadway on Sunday
18th instant at o'clock in the afternoon without further
invitation
At Galveston, on the l4th ult Miss PiNcKrEr daugh
ter OF Col Fannin, who pershed in the massacre OF
Golied.
In Nobleboro', Me-, Goth ult Mr.. ANDREW KNowLT ON,
aged o. He the Oldest person in that place. snd the
last of the revolutionary pensioners in NJ
In Hollis I'd instsnt Mr.. EZEKIEL EpeEcoMs, aged "a
years In all his life the deceased noted for his
varying excellence Of character.
In WEXFORD on 18th instant Capt OLIVER sPINK, an
officer of the American Revolution in the 92d year of
his age the Oldest and wealhiest in the town Of
North Kingstown
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Married.

On the LIST instant, on board the steamer Die Yer
MT BIprnrE vEAN, TO Madam CHARLoTrE Horr.
MAN. The happy groom is a Spaniard, who had
Just arrived from the Rio Grsnde the fair bride,
a widow, taken from the ship which brought her
from Germany and the first time they met on
board Die Vernon whore each had taken passage
this place Neither could understand word the other
said but the enamored spaniard with eyes and gestures
and the occs.onsi AID Of an Interpreter so vigorously
leans the widow surrendered and the following day,
there happening to be Justice of the Peace board
they married-Sf. Louis (Mo) Republican.
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BUFFALO, Nov. l3th-7t PM.

forward you the closing rates of the market.
There has been a slight decline in prices, al
though the market has been quite brisk, and ope-
rations freely entered on We quote wheat, best
quality, at rs cents per bushs, and -four at 81 81
per brl. Cheese, OF per h. and Butter 8 cents do.
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AmUsE M KFTs.
DARK THEATRE @Aiolssy Eveains, Nov ich- Flint
Mrs. CHARL Is KEAS

DARK THEATRE ~Melsp I'eams' NOV '9h- fiu'
Mrs Mrs CHARLES KE4Ss,v
On which occasion WI De performed shskspesre. tragedy
Philip Fauco9briese, Dir Gsogs Vandenhoh; Constance
siter waieh. the farce ofLEND Me FIVE sHllI INGs
Doors oen at halfpait o'clock aud Tbs performances
will commence O'Clock Boxes 81 PIT 80 cents; Gal,
RoWERi TliEATRE SATURDAY kveaing, Novepbe, "A
Fl jssf h.s
OF Richmond Booih Junr Queen Elizabeth, Mrs Madison
ws ao Ss as as MI asSawa M DE
MTs Sergeant; Lo Mangli Miss Bell
Dress Circle 50 Upper Boxes. cents; Cal
lery. I2x cents.
informed that this elegant eommodious, aud comforts
Bile establishment having recently been pplete
Of Mr. chppendsie late director at Mr. Nbios
Boxes only excepted which be secured daily Boz
oaiss i frs% . t Nu O'cl % vi,
SSSi
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CIhCUo--bOw cry AMPhlrhtA IKE.
sAT til s'shi k$ VI VI Gh Nav. a.
Mr. Kemp in hi l.. Great BartsI T ,sl. r..
Mr. Nixon and his highly talented children, Willie aud
Madame Camille Gardner, her graceful act of Horse
For full det. Of Equestrian Performancss programme
oSsE fss g sS so' esH
:, :; : -, - ,7I;,I -
- , ~, WE ME Al NiDc''o
sssSas Of s sg
Performances with the Elephants and Lions IL and AZ and
AZ bali past eight in the evening
Open from 1910 >, and from half TO 10 o'clock the
evening.
~ Admission Is cents-Childrcn, half price
:. = 1.,.S - - -
E.s.S.,N fas.. NJ Ur1s r RL DEna MA
THE OpERA FOR ONE Nj; nj Mon y "'Soh
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov a. isaS
The performanc. w IN commence win ths lar ar, or
NORMA ~ ~
Norma MIR, seeuin.
To conclude with the Rrard opera of
As performed the Theare Roy al Drury ae London
Produced under the direction of Mr. Rchngs.
Charles H. Observation-Disclosures MIR. Meyer.
Don Caesar de Bazan ......,.,.. Mr. Frazer.
Don Jose. ..............M Mr.. Seguin.
Mariana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs Seguin.
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COLluAN'S
EMPORIUM OF AHT AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,

(WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books Paintings
w Epgayings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings Drawing
Materxs, Music, &c, be found upon the second
foor mp flight Of easy stairs thavinR leased the first
foor where thing will be sold low prices and
much below the regular prices being DESTROYS Of cos
ing up possible his Book Department
Cheap List will be published fortboss who will bay
n1uantrIes.
invited call ard his New Rooms
No. 263 Broadway, second floor. alb coders tire