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Mackenzie's Tonic Febrifuge

UyHIS invaluable medicine has been In use lot
u more than eight years. as a certain, speedy a''u
safe cure for the Ague aud Fever. Dumb Ague. cnii
or Interrnittant Fevers The steady aud increasing
demand with the universal success attending ITS use'
has gained for it reputation unsurpassed by any other
medicine. For the above diseases,
IT STANDS UNR VAILED.
Emigrants and others who travelling west. win
those vino reside in situations where Ague and FEVER
and the various forms ot Bilious diseases prevail VIII
find the TONIC FEBRIFJ'GE efecfual preventive.
Full and explicit directions accompany each hotiie'
Warrnied in all cases rhe purchase money reiun-
ded Manufactured and for sale by Mack enzie d Has
kells Cleveland o. Sole agent for Detroit,
For sale by Z. SAMSON
Sole agent for Ypsanti.
June IL, 10 ON
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~kNBARRELS Superine Flour just received and
81 0Dfor sale for $3.50 per bbi, by
Ypsilann June 10 1876, 8. ", LOVEhipOc.
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Towns Third Reader.

TOWNS THIRD READER, containing a selections
of Lessons errlusiuely from american Authors.
22Spp l2mo.--shp
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SOW

f. VI. SKINNER.
C,nrlIs SIlcirs. SOW
Dated January Isi 1916.
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BY these figures, IL will be seen that while the
whole duty remains on corn for the three years
that part is reduced from sugar the end OF each
year; and that after the time when the protection
on corn entirely ceases, that which Tor one year
in the one case, and for two years in the other
case, will remain on sugar, will be extremely
small which, as far as the interests of the con-
sumner are concerned, would be amply oompen-
stated by the reductions made in the first, second,
and third year, while the duties on corn are sta
tonary. Having due reference, therefore, to the
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IL will be seen that Lord John Russell gives the
colonlsts five years, while Sir Robert Peel gave
the farmers only three years. But, on the other
hand, Lord John supulates for a reduction each
year, until the final expiration of the protective
duty in 1851, while Sir Robert Peel gave the far
mers the full advantage of their scale from As. to
lOs per quarter, entire and perfect during the
whole period that it lasts. Sir Robert PeePs plan
was perhaps superior to scheme of gradual di.
minution as repects corn. But Lord Johns pro
posal, chiefly from revenue considerations, is
considered the best as regards sugar
II is probable, however, that free-traders will
not have much time left to discuss these smaller
points of degree-as to the precise day when pro-
lection shall cease, as to the exact point from
which the descending scale shall start. They
will, to all appearance, be Immediately engaged
in the more important discussion of free trade or
protection the colonies the broadcast grounds,
and of the admission continued prescription OF
the sugar of Brazil and the Spanish colonies.
The protectionists, aided by those who have
strong objections to the introduction of slave
labor sugar, will form a more powerful party
than has yet combined to oppose free trade.
But Lord John Russell showed by calculations
that not only the interests of the consumer, bat
also those of the exchequer, demand an mmedi-
ate extension Of the field Of our supply Of sugar.
The noble lord computed the stock in this coun-
try, at this time available for British consump-
ton, at 1000 tons. His lordship quoted different
estimates Of the supplies of colopial sugar for the
foil
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Totals. 80. $50 900 a25 900 $4,000 10000
the intermediate quantity of 23O 900 tons, which,
it is assumed, will prove nearly accurate.
But while Lord John Russell calls upon the CO.
lonsts to abandon protection, he is DESTROYS at the
same time to remove from them every restriction
of which they can justly complain. The limita-
tons interposed by law upon the supply Of labor,
respecting which there has been so much COM
plant, have been, and now still further to be,
either removed or modified. HIS lordship pro-
poses to legalize contracts made with African i'm
migrants, prior to their embarkation, for a period
of one year from their arrival in the colony. The
duty upon rum is to be reduced from IS I'D per
kallon to 6s lOd. All restrictive duties whatever,
imposed in the colonies for the benefit of British
manufactures or British produce, are to be repeal
ed. The colonies are to have the benefit of free
intercourse, in order that they may supply their
wants in the cheapest market
THE New Corn LAws-Thc principle upon
which the corn laws have been settled is a scale
of duties ranging from Is los the quarter to re-
main for three years, and then at enc time be en-
tirely abolished. For reasons which we have al
ready stated, 1t il obviously desirable that to
Whatever rate the present amount of protective
duty on sugar is reduced, the equalization be-
tween that rate and the duty on colonial sugar
should take place by gradual reduction. This
lists in the case of corn, the whole protection
conceded for the period Of three years is retained
to the last day, without any reduction. In the
case OF sugar, the interests of the revenue de-
shall take place in each year; that it shall be
eased down by annual reductions, so as to afford
facilities for admission every year of the greater
quantities of foreign sugar which our lower duties
would tempt to our ports. The farmer is to have
his entire protection for three years; the planter
is to part with portion Of his at the end Of the
first year, another portion at the end of the So
cond, and so on. II, therefore, it shah appear,
from revenue considerations, that an extension Of
the time from three years, in the case OF corn, to
four or five years in the case of sugar, that the
exchequer would rather be benefited than 9TH
erwise by such an extension, we are quite will
ling to admit that the larger period thus afforded
to the planter may be justified by the considera-
ton, that though he has longer time for the last
instalments Of his protection, he has shorter one
for the first and second. The distinction will APP
pear plain if we arrange the plans in tabular
form. Surprising the duty on foreign sugar TO
be fixed now at Dos and to 20 of in four or i've
years, then the following would iairly represent
the actual duties during the periods
Protecfire Sugar duties .dmf Sugar duties .amf
IN a 4 Proffc- years. Pro-
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with the decline contemplated by the MINISTER'S:
Colonial Foreign.
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The long tending dispute between Turkey and
Persia has at last been finally settled. Mohamra,
on the Persian Gull, is restored to Persia; and the
Sandjak OF Soolimanich is 70 be retained by Tur-
lev
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OCEAN STEAM NAvIGATIoN.-We yesterday saw,
and were much gratfied by INSPECTING, a fine
large iron-buit ship, now the stocks, and near
~ completed, in the yard of Messrs. Jane. Hodg-
son q Co. TO be called the "Sarah Sands" des-
and will sail in Sands, Turner & Co.'s line of
packets, and to be propelled by steam, as auxili-
AIRY, as well as by SAIL She has been built for
Captain w c. Thompson, long the commander
and merits are well known and appreciated on
both sides of the Atlantic. She will be launch he'd
on the Sth of next menth, and may be expected
IN New York in about three months afterwards.
The following are her Dimensions
Length Of Keel. 49,. 500. 1873 feet.
Length over fgurehead and taferel. 224 +"
Depth Of hold. ................... 1917"
Burthen (old measurement about. =. 1000 tons
new measurement) about. 80. :. 1850
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Letters from Rome of the 1lth inst, state that
the decree of amnesty ready, and would
shortly be published The Pope had authorized
the opening of a railroad communication between
the Mediterranean aud the Adriatic. On the 9th
His Holiness gave permission TO survey the coun-
try which the road is to traverse between Civifa
Vecchia and Rome, and between Rome and An
coma. Another railway line equally advantage
Gus to the Pontifcal dominions, and the legations
in particular, was sand to have likewise received
the Papal sanction. Austria was believed TO have
protested against the elevation Of Cardinal Gizz
to the post OF Under-Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs and 10 have proposed for that office Prince
Aueri, former Nuncio OF the Holy See at Vienna
Count Ross, on his side, combated the nomina.
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MehemetAli, contrary to the general expecta-
ton, embarked for Constantinople on the 4tb, in
the Turkish steamer Esseri Djedid. The vicercy
was accompanied by his son-in-law, Kamil Pa
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Protective Sugar dufies .dmt Sugar duties .fn'f
Corn durss to Be equahsed :, OF to De eguaiised OF
bv scale in reors Profec- IN years. Pro-
varying from Col. For. fton. Col For. teen
Per per Pero Per ar pr or
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CURE OF CORNS.

DUNlONs, TUMORS, EXCRESCENCE5, BAD NAIis
- &c1Nc ~ Broadway, between Howard and Grand st
rs. BERNARD. from Paris, has the honor OF inform
Ing tie pubc that she st continues t. practice upon the
feet with the greates having exclusively devoted her
confident in promising that she will ensy remove CONS
from their irritating aud painful ocatos without c,nsing the
The operation will not occupy more than four 70 I'VE minutes
their shoes and walk without the least in
convenience.
and this country and has acquired great sh and much
precc Facts sttested by certificates
om the most celebrated physicians Of New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia.
Terms moderate for yearly attendance.
No. 80 Broadway, between Howard and Grand streets New
York. mil Imosrc
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WARRINGTON, April y, lSa6.
Mr.. McDrfie-Fyffy-Fotw Forty-Local A6airs.
We expect tremendous onslaught upon Oregon
by Mr.. McDufie, tomorrow, should his trail physi.
cal constitution sustain him. We remember his
speech Of the session of 1913. He described tho
country as desert, deluged with rain half the
year, and parched with the drought Of Egypt for the
other half He denounced the wild spirit Of adven-
ture which would leave the blessings of civilization
for the hazards Of savage life in savage Cline He
would not appropriate five dollars to facilitate pas.
sage to Oregon. II he had son who should get
the idea into his head OF an adventure to Oregon he
would say to him, for the love Of God, do not CO.
We expect something of the sort tomorrow. At
the last session Of Congress, the bill from the
House for the occupation OF the whole Of Oregon,
passage for fear Of offence to England, il the coun-
Try were occupied without the notice-that bill was
kept upon the table by the vote oil South Carolina,
(Messrs. Huger and McDuifie, } and from that vote
and by two votes il was lost. The bill would have
been rejected II lifted, bat by vote which would
have certainly placed many Of the advocates OF a
partition in an awkward predicament a, tie present
juncture.
The letter Of Mr. Greenhow, in the Union Of last
night, In which he compares Col Benton to tho
petulant, antlquatcd, egotistical Od Sarah, the
Duchess Of Marlborough, who was dismissed from
court on account OF the ndugny n.uo Poouic "
species Of quadruped which we hold in most scve-
reign contempt and dIsgust-,he letter OF Mr..
Greenhow we say has stirred up the ire Of the Sc
nator from Missouri and we look. in consequence,
for another speech, in which Gseenhow and Csss
will be broiled over and salted AMI eaten up, bones
and all
Mr.. Burke and Mr. Dsmpstcr, combined, gave M
grand concert at CaTusl's saloon on Monday even
ine last. towards OF six hundred people were
present. Tonight Hon. Robert Dale Owen leo.
lures the f. stree, Baptist Church, on the Smith
sonian Institution. The President receives compa-
ny this evening. Indians are multiplying in town.
The dust 10 increasing on the avenue. Gen. Hous.
fourlshes on the avenue, in his Mexican cardi-
dnal OF many colors, after breakfast, and sits in
the Senate IN suit OF Texan grey. Texas has
two Of the largest aad finest hooking men in tho
Senate; Florida two Of the sniallest--ndeed, the
two smallest physically, but among the nisarpest in
telectually. They are hauling shad from The RIVER
opposite the city.
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Your very graceful servant,
RARTTNE'S T,OTTON.

UNFAlL1N0 CURE in all ca;es Of govt, Rheumatism,
dwellings, docatons, fractured bones cuts
attended with and Inflammation poisonous bites
and stngs burns cads bans corns bunious wounds
every Description, it as-ds immediate and permanent relief
ns only s. that can 30 for
duced BY taking cold after violent eHeion and oveheatDe
For glandula juniors iumhago eryspelas and all
knds oferuptons the skim excellent remedy For
fever and in the facs tooache cramps the
mach, and head-achc IL like charm But above all
the cure tsndnous and capsuar injuries. sprans, &C.
never be without il. Price rs cents per bottle.
PRINCIPAL Depots 3I3 Broadway doors above the Hospitals
and Walnut street, Philadepha. m
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rounding q medicine winch has done
sns Re: se 70 HS and
comfort .he Inventor ana Proprietor Of tina, most deser
syrup o. Wild CHERRv and hiss been generally
tropiEed by the and Others both this and
short srsc. Of onys or seven yesr to deceive the
lous aad nn,n,na,ns ~ pug up kinds Of various
CHEaRT and much Of the name Of The original prepare
fion will them from the lash OF the law and Of
& Pa o ss' a
,mpTsncs 81 70 s:sou The puoe sss,nss the Pre-
81 fs' sUd III TfSmsPosTERs
And purchase tbs original and only genuine article
eddy Regular Phvscis and arose from many year. close
attention the Practice Of the Profession and which led
best unparalleled suecess OF Dr. Swsynsi
Compound Of Wild Cherry. for the cure Of
Consumption
Coughs Colds Splitting Blood Liver Complaint, Tickling
Papaton or Des. Of the Heart Pam the Side or Brss
Broken Constitution from causes the abuse OF
20 K: world sng other
Of WILD CHERRY out Tho most scept.cal satisfy
ss "
Sw!rsr whose Office has been removed q ~ corner Of
s1a
resold AID the propeto Obliged TO resort TO- rALsE
nass article put i plain style square oss
with blue with yellow label with the proprstors
sS7s;5S 's s sss1P F'q 81 Wis { i R
that has .s .he S:s. n: l ss h n. 1
sop and defiance the whole caaosus Of Patent Msdi
s yhss day EVA 81 3;
Aas.1: N New t. ias Druggist ia
Is ri oS. Gresn
witch Hart s and Everett Hudson street;
ia im.,n
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sPAING PURIFIER OF THE HOOD.
WIN E RS
ARCANUM EXTRACT.

As A SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD, this me-
.y.tsm Win silent and ssciv. oes cleansing the BiosS
81: o.
W" w.as tst afro cur.
Ssislss Kings E; white swsas.. RI.ss:s: ,Ss
Boas. Ulcers Of ali Kind. syphisic and MsseuIs Ds.::;
eiO S' s Heart long Standing Sseoa..
Gou, and all Ih,onc and Nervous, Complaints
whose hd1sn
VII pasfs blood The :y.ssn
medicine. properly administered. VIII most surely eItermi
h,. medicine much cheaper. plsa,antsr and warranted
Others po..s.son q the among many
and ecscy Of this medicine see ies which may Be
obtaiued Of agents gratis
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. eth, 1886
tract You eS 80 have is hs sa ED
much better han recommended tito be. Previous
greatly afflicted with the Pie. Before had used the Area
bssi Ss1e s1
Us q Al S ne
a. one Of The very best medicines for scrofuou'
: Yours, truly, LA. BLODGET. 50 South ID &C.
MI. F. G 'h,s W,s:1. xIssssn
are now saasIiny feel compelled in accordaace with
i
TO my paradsd before the public puer any
Immediate observation.
My title about three years sge has been ac
ed with breaking all body aud face he
tw month, old Several phy.icia1s called him.
snd teey all hereditary serofalous affection
He wa. source q to BIZ, mother and
Of his brothers having died about three sgo having
him. A:, by a' u:sa s he
df s E q = n I'd
and after havg used three week, the boz entire.
ed and he pronounced BY Physicians be cured The
child may be st time, By calling No South 10th
street. lam, sir,
Your very grateful servant,
ROBERT FUREY.
Price, 81 per bottle, OF six bottl es for S.
Prop istors for the United States.
Sold by Wyatt Ketchum, 12l Fulton street; r. A. Sands
iss Bows!y. corner Of Spring; W. Base,t SO Broadway
Brooklyn BY M Hays i3s Fulton street, j. Brice n James
street f. T. Quirk Co, corner Columbis and Atlantic
DR. Ste,ne. M Fulton In Albany by . r. Phelps 50
State street Ph,l.dslpsi; w Dyog& Co. -, Nor6 Be-
more Charles Wsemsn New Orleans, Bertrand & si,oz.
rally throughout the country. al im*m
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Died.

Died
On the I'D inst JANE ELIZABETH daughter of Joseph
and Mary Elizabeth Hesketh, eyed months and IL
days
The friends invited to attend her funeral on Sun
day next at O'Clock, from her fathers residence No.
325 Washington st.
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NATIONAL CIRCUS.

NATIONAL CIRCUS.
M EssRs WEIGH, Mann DELAvAN, Proprietor,
4vA OF the hrst for beauty and spirited
management, in the United States respectfully announce
their intention 20 introduce then SPLENDID TROUPE or
POfUtAk EQUESThiANS 70 he public OF Baltimore IN
splepdd Persian P.y,lIion reh conveniently furnish
ed and appointed, at The aud CONWAY
The Company, universal Ion is the fneat in the
and perfect
PARTICULAR Notice-The first will begven
MONDAY April 18th and the and positive length OF
time csnnot under sny circumstance exceed ONE WEEK
the Company must certainly alf the positive promise Of
ing week, April Goth.
Particulars short as
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Married.
On Saturday the 4th inst by the Rev. Mr. J. Dowlng
Mr. G. CoorEA, to Miss SARAH NJ. CAIRNS oil Of this
city.
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0OWAxkx Amksh1VkAkAvhEs
SANDS, LENT & CO, PROPRIETORS,
Fresh Norety!
Monday Evening, April o.
The performance will commence with fall dress
:. TWELVE HORSE CAVALCADE.
Mr. Sands will INTRODUCES the highly trained English Fairy
CINDERELLA.
- Twin Ponies, Damon and Pythiss
Mr. X. SANDS and his iufantile gymnastic artistes
Maurice and Jesse.
MADAME CAMILLE GARDNER. in her daring and grace
full act II La Sylph,de Cheval.
The fine thorough bred English horse
MAY FLY
Together with foil and brilliant performance Of horseman-
ship. By this unr,yafled troupe.
Tbs whole 70 coprlude with
AN ETHIOPIAN OLIO.
doors open at y commence at half past7
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
Chambers street.
NEW AND UNRIVALLED SPLENDOR6.
Monday Evening, April o.
The entertainments commence with some popular airs
on the Ancieat Ducimer Tbs Tyrolean Vocalsts will APP
pear, and sing number Of their Mvoe songs Aero ,stc
Displays by Harrington and Son. Performances slack rope
by that gtest artist Mr. Daniel Mnnch Mr. Nelson with
those unusual implements Of music the Musical Sticks To
conclude with the Of the Hook Harmoncon Re-
nowned Musical Wonder.
Partic ulars in the bills Of the day.
Doors NJ Z; ~ o'clock. Admittance Is
cents, TO all parts Of the house.
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THE
IN VISIBLE
IIr

60 closely resembles the real head Of ha that scepcs and
~ have ounced tire perfect and crn
ordinary invention Of the day The advantages Of this
novel and unique wig Is its being made without sewing
the natural hair both in lshtness and natural appearance
to defy detection its being beautiful and
free that in all Precipitation evaporation unmpe
died. and the great evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The
seeptc and alike invited inspect this novel
and beausi Wg, and the peculiar method fitting the hesd
stthe manufacturers A. O. BARRY LAG Broadway, corner Of
Liberty street, MP stairs md lmsre
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TRUFFLES.

4 Ti; iL o.
Alec Borissux wnss u essks and essss kseneh Aes,nh
md Ckanpssnss u shs bss bssDda t1mT
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He. WILLARD 4 ". 10. MARLEY. Auci;opeef,.
WILL ys h.ir peuelal attention TO hs saesof House
Stocks Of Crocksy. Dry Goods Grocery
s.es Of Real Estate the Mercants' Exchange Also so
SALES ROOM, IS, BROADWAY, unnl May ist. when
Adams' Express Once. mTil liner
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LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER STOCKS
- lns in'D Is HUNT co, No Hsssva =
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The comparison between 1874 and 1885, shows very
large balance in favor Of the latter but the proportional
increase In 1916 promises to be larger yct Thus far
sales at the Milwaukis land once have been double
nose in the corresponding months Of the last year
Inc increase at the Green Bay once has also been
&gs.
The expectation Of sugar and coffee from the four
principal ports in the Island Of Cuba, during 1874 and
lS45, was a. annexed
COMMERCE or HAvANA-SuoAR AND CorvEE ExroRrRp
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The Long Island Insurance 90.
CAPITAL 100000 Dollar.

Capital 2OO,OOO Dollars.
OyTIcE II VULrcN STREET, BRooRLsN.
CONTINUE 70 take risks on buildings. machinery, mer
- chandize and generally their usual favorable
terms This company has passed through the greatest
eonagraons that have occurred in the country they
to s system which they have Away. pr.etseS Of limiting
sustain will be adjusted and paid promptly heretofore
Company take special notify in
B. w. DELAMATER, President.
a32nnsR Z. c. FINN, Secretary.
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TO ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS, AND
BUILDERS.
EREE STONE furnished by the subscriber, equa 70 Con-
neetcut qua and per chcaper application
to A. WLsoy stoi Gutter, jersey City, the Quarry,
Aqusckanonk, N. }.
M imsrc ABM. II. VREELAND.
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LOOK AT THIS.
tsELLING OEE FOR LESS THAN FIRST COST,
A GREAT ASSORTMENT Of first quality BSou and
f1shoes make for large supply Of French Goods,
ROY On the way cork sole Boot. water proof and
Lsdy Gsi..r Bu,tiss slipper Tie: psrns lsshs! white
Rubbers and Overahoes Gc kc all Of which will be sold p
cent less than heretofore 81 Broadway, cor rrnkn
street. M. CAHILL.
rM trsmr
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EIB stu tou 6ssisisThss homes are situsfsd on fhs
teurth A.snus, bstween asts and ss,h reefs; aso
IAN y rooms each ee gsrdeas marble mante folding Doors
bsck CRATES, fncy bio &C. They will be put perfect
ism,les The rail pisse 6vs minutes from A. M
t . night; be reached from the City Hall in TWEEN
Apply D. EVANS No City Hall Place. or at his rssi
dencs. $50 Fourth Avenue. '
B-s0ms Of the houses admirably arranged for two
families. AlWsr
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TO APOTHECAKIES. &c.

TASSELS,
SUITABLE for trimming hs caps blinds shades pictures
- sofas umbress par.scls cloaks sleeves begs
kc Aso variety Of bindings and cord for sale Wholesale
By J&F. MAYNARD,
m151m'm 81 Maiden lane, corner of Wilt m 1t.
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Pfhs Contract The rsuaiahs pssvisas Il As bul are
principally copy II The bill aushesiag shs sais Of tie
Central Railroad Of that State
TIE sales Of public lands, at the di6srsnt ofcss in
Wisconsin Territory during the past two years, with
'ne amount received at each place. have been an
rexed -