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From the Argus.
Legislative Summary. Wednesday. April l.

l..
In the SENATE, Mr.. HAND reported bill making
all appropriation 10 the Sing Sing State Prison. and
providing for the employment ofthe female convicts
the same Senator made a report on the subject of
the change of names Of individuals by the Legisla
ture The remainder of the session was occupied
with the discussion Of the bill remodeling the inan-
ciaI department OF the City of Troy
In the HOUSE, the Erie Railroad bill was discuss
ed by Messrs STEVENSON, CHASE. DEvELIs and
WALgRrDGE until o'clock. the question being on
ordering il TO third reading No question was
the third reading of bills The Chemung junction
Company bill passed. The bill to extend the Troy
and schenectady Railroad 10 Utica was now taken
m ON its final passage. Mr. HARRIS having the
floor gave way TO Mr. WATSON, who asked leave
TO offer resolution which was read as follows:
Whereas. It is alleged that the Attorney General Hon.
John Van Buren, in connection with the District Artor
new of Albany County, Andrew J. Covin, and Judge c.
II Bramhall present al Convention held at Adam
Cark's in Albany County. the 3lst of March just
past and the alder a5ettor and encourager OF
loo rufans who beat and severely wounded Hon Albert
Gallup, Messrs. Lawrence Van Duzen, Hungerford.
Phelps Jewett Van OLnda, Dayton. Van VIE and 9TH
ers and whereas it Is reported that Mr. Van Duzen
killed on that occasion, and others severely wounded
who are now lying dangerously i'll, therefore
P,solred That the Assembly elect by ballot commit
tee of three who shall have power send for persons
and papers and who shall investigate the conduct of the
Attorney General in connection with the aforementioned
proceedings and report the same 10 this House.
Mr.. CHASE objected, on the ground that it was a
matter that belonged to Grand Jury So the reso-
luton could not be received. The Troy and Sche-
nectady extension bill was then resumed and Mr..
HARRIS spoke against the bill-concluding al two
o'clock No question. Mr.. w. S. SHERWOOD call
ed for the adjournment of the Legisature-and on
motion of Mr. SMITH, it was farther postponed TO
the 10th April, ayes 65, noes 40. Recess.
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AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE.


ORANGE COUNTY Scientific and Practical Agrcutu:
~ raj Institute The design Of this Institute is 10 afford
the efficient for the acquisition OF combined
Scientific and Practical knowledge ofAgncullure;
number OF farmers residing IN the same pelghoorhood
In the of Montgomery, from 10 miles West OF New
bui Oh having united under written contract one with the
other become instructors TO such pupils AS may be conf
mited hroug the Undersigned their officers
prese the Institution the attention of the public
Each pupil will be- under the practical Instruction oil Inc
member of the association with whom he may reside.
The Scientific instruction will se under the care OF Mr.
JAMES DARRAcH, graduate of Yale College, gentleman
OF scientific atanments, and in common with his associates
The holder OF his own plow.
This of the Institution will embrace most OF Tue AGA
demic Studes Natural History and Principles OF Agrcul-
tural Economy.
The REGULARITY of this Institute which recommends II 10
parents it, that the practical instruction VIII be given by
practical farmers whose duty and interest compel them TO
attend the economy well as the general management
ola Farm.
II presents also the following features Family Discipline
and Care constant companionship with the Instructors
stauty directed observe and compare In the neghbor-
hood places OF worship within convenient distance FOR
all attend Esscopalian. Presbyterian, Reformed Dutch
Scotch Presbyterian and Methodat
Terms-S25 per annum Tor tuiLion aud board, psyabo
semi annually in advance.
Mail and other stages that pass over the Newburgh and
Cochecon Turnpike connect our places daily with New
burgh.
The Institute will open for the reception OF pupils on te
Ist April
Inquiries and applications may he addressed 70 either OF
The undersigned al Codenham, Orange County, N. T.
LINDLEY MURRAY FERRIS, President
SAMUEL WAIT. Jr. Secretary 80
REFEREScEs-Frederck J. Belts, ESQ Prefldent OF NE
Orange County Agricultural Society," John Caldwell, Esq
Salisbury, Orange Co. A. B. Allen. Esq: Editor OF me
American Agricultural; Wm Partridge, Merchant New
York; Peter a. Schenck. ESQ. N. " Hon. Morris Frank
lin, N. Y; Officers OF American institute
n ttSN ttII
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~ ana Esih inc GGrtC< GTC CONSENT OF LlS SSf]1sS
MARCH II. lsi6.
DUCHESS co.-Joseph D. Hunt Notary Public, new
appointment.
WEsrcHEsTER-Robert S. Hsrt, First Judge, vice Ca
eb Tompkns deceased; Samuel E. Reynolds. Master in
Chancery. vice Robert Hart term expires Eth April
John W. Mills, Examiner in Chsncery. vice Frederick
J. Coffin, term expires 18th April; Ward B. Howard,
Notary Public. reappt
MARCH 81 1876
ORANGE Co-Nathan Reeve and Nathsn Westcot,,
Supreme Court Commissioners reappts Asa D. Jansen,
Examiner in Chancery redppt; Stephen c. Psrmenter.
Alexander Wright and Matthew " B. Fowler, Notaries
Public. reappts.
SuFFoLK-Charles A FLOYD and Hugh Halsey Masters
in Chancery reEppts Joseph R. Hunting Examiner in
Chancery, reappt; Henry Brewster, Notary Public,
reappt-
uLsTER-John L. Bookstsver Master and Examiner
In Chancery resppt; Jacob A. Dubois. Master and Elk.
amner in Chancery vice Harrison Sudan, term expired;
Robert F. Mscsuey, Master in Chancery, vice Theodo-
nc r Wesbrook term expires 18Th May next; Robert
F. Macauley Examiner in Chsncery. vice-Theodoric r.
Westcott, term expired Philip Dubois, Commissioner
of Loans, reappt; John J. Wagenen. Commissioner OF
Loans, vice Joseph o. Hasbrouck, term expired.
MLITARY-Daniel G Stranshan, of Undertook, Co
umbia Co Brigade Major and Inspector OF I'd Brigade
of Cavalry vice George Vanviiet deceased.
NIAGARA-John w. Kelsey. Notary Public, vice Alvin
Buck. term expired and declined reappt.
JEFrERsoN-Pcter Doxtater. Notary Public. vice
Franklin E. Barney. resigned; Thomas Wait and Joseph
Boyer, Judges, vice John Thurman and Hiram Dewey,
expire 25th May next David j. Wager, Master in
CnAncery, vice Alien
James R. A. Perkins. Examiner in Chancery, vice Allen
Minis term expires 18th April next James F. Starbuch,
Master in Chsncery vice Joseph c. Partridge term ex
pires 18th April next Levi II. Brown, ENsminer in
Chancery, vice Calvin Skinner term expires 4h April
ALLEcASY-Ransom Lloyd, Master and Examiner in
Chancery. reappt.
kINGs-Coe 5. Downing and Samuel Garrison, Justi-
Of the Municipal Court of city of Brooklyn, reap
pointmets John Pierce Justice Of Municipal Court OF
city of Brooklyn vice Rodney S. Church term expired
a. Orville Mllard Samuel f. Johnson and Abraham D.
Soper. Masters in Chancery, reappointments; Jus;us
W. Hale Commissioner OF Deeds for city of Brooklyn,
vice George G. Reynolds, resigned James II. Patter-
son. Peter V Remsen and Benjamin NJ. Stlwell Noares
Public, reaappontments Jacob T. Vanderbilt, Notary
Public, new appointment; Jacob Van Tsssel, Cutler of
Slaves and Heading in place Of VIM Foster, deceased.
NEwioRK-John Nelson jr.. John D. Campbell. Jas
O'Brcn Charles F.. Shea, John a. Stemmler. Charles
Edwards, VIM. I. Graham. stephen Merrihew. Josiah
N. Clark John A. Bogart and Patrick Henry Notaries
Public. reappointments; James Westervet. VIM. Cor
nell and Andrew Luke. Weighers Of Merchandise, re-
appointments Jacob Brinckerhotf, David NJ. Hughes
and John G. Ketchum, Measurers of GRAIN reappont
msnts
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

sTAPLEToN. STATEN ISLAND =, -,
DEV. THOMAS TOWEL, A NJ PnnciPaL-The sum
II mer session OF this Institution will commence on the
first of May next The attention Of guardians particu-
larry request, this Institution as superior TO most Ina'
desire their patronage. The course oil lnsuGhon no
The mos, competent Professors But whilst the intellect
nghened enriched Is the earnest endeavor OF Inc
Principal 10 rs into the bosoms Of bis youthful charge
the true and enrolling principles Of Chrstianity That
ihus whilst they preparing for spheres OF on
nifty Knowing peculiar trials endured by boys 81 ost
boarding schools Mr.. IS intention Is 10 make them feel az
members OF his family and rot merely az oosroess ~
I,I accessbleness az all times from that city, united to The
beauty and heathnluess Of lis SITUATION al combine 70
commend 10 attention Of parents and guarcians Re
fsrences may be the following cergymen and gen
tIsmen Rev. g. Window. 5. l.; Rev. Goddard, 3 l.;
Rey w Morris n Y; W h Aspiawall, Esq, n Y;
Levi Cook. Esq N. Y; w B. Townsend, Esq N y
o3rrrvi eod.
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FREsHEr on THE ANpRoscoGG,y.-We learn
hat the South West Bend and North Turner Bridges
and par, of the Little River Bridge have been swept
away. The ice damned lust below Liyermore and a
hood o water swept in over the intervae upon which
part OF that village Is situated sweeping large number
OF houses and stores-our informant says
IRON their foundations and carrying them back to the
niener grounds So sudden the overflow that peo-
pie had hardly time to escape with their lives No other
material damage Is reported. The stage crossed the
Aharoscoggin 10 ferry boat The water had fallen
considerably and was still decreasing No ice had come
"'ui ABOVE Lewiston Falls. Portland Advertiser.
u The office of the Norwalk lCt.) Democrat,
was destroyed by FIRE on Sunday last Insured
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Chicago-Nnvigntion Resumed.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

correspondence OF Inc
CHICAGO, March 9th, 1916.
There is nothing of much interest occurring here at
present The roads almost impossible and naviga
ton not being open any beneficial extent business of
all kinds is at stand.
The principal topic OF interest in the city is the discus
sion of the Temperance question, resolution having
been introduced into principal Society to the effect
that the member who rOes for an AniTemperance man
is guilty of violation OF his pledge The agitation Of
the question is exciting more attention than the subject
has received for years.
Judge Young opens tho Cook Circuit this morning.
The steamer Champion leaves for St Joseph this
morning with the first Eastern mail taking that route
this season. Having commenced her regular trips We
shall receive Eastern advcea earlier By several days
Awaiting the ability 10 write something Of more gen.
eral interest to the readers of your valuable journal,
remain. Yours, J.VS.
we should want to know chat Office the candidate
was supported for and how the Temperance cause was
likely to be effected by his defeat before voting
on this question. Ed. 1r16.
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Trial OF Thomas Richie, III

CHESTERFIELD c. II, Monday, March 3Oth
The Court proceed with the usual prelimnaries to the
trial Of Thomas Richie Jr and proceeded far in EN-
panneng The jury get 10 choice persons out OF the
a. that being the number required under the new law
out of which jury is to be chosen
The Court ordered farther REVERE acas returnabe
to morrow morning And then proceeded farther to con-
slider of the motion of Mr. Archers counsel TO bail him
and after taking time to consider out OF Courbaied
until Friday in the sum of $4,000. Rich. Repub.
LArER-March 2lSt-This morning, upon the
motion or at the request of the for the Defence
the Court nmated it's opinion that any publication OF
the evidence this would be prejudicial to the
trial of the cause and expressed its wish that no such
publication should be made Full notes VIII be taken'
however and retained for future period.
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General Notices.

CF For the Spring Trade OF ueighboring Counties
and States this the advertise in Country News
papers As no person authorized by him to solicit cards
or sdver,iseen and prevent mistakes all orders in
tended for his Agency should he addressed to PALNrR
Tribune Buildings. al u
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THE GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
WfNgR's PEcToRAL SYRUP

or Hoarhound and Elecampsne,
VINRIVALED for the OF coughs colds asthma spit
u ting of blood whoopng cough, difficulty OF oreahing
pleurisy consumption, and all diseases OF the lungs
Bronchitis disease that is sweeping thousands TO pre-
mature grave under the fictitious OF consumption can
be cured by the Of this medicine:
For several years psst this medicine has been In use ID
Canada where IL has become universally known, and 10
considered best medicine in for all pulmonary dls-
eases The great which has attended lis use In
country and the many truly wonderful cures winch
troduce the United States confident Of It's being tho
most safe and valuable remedy discovered and adapt
all diseases OF the lungs when any Of ihe functions 90
perform their natural healthy action exertng nost
Whole system diminishing excitement when excessive a.
laying irritation and pain, and specify parting
renewed rigor and elasticity 10 The whole frame =, VI.
Prepared by John Winer Co. ~ Maden-lano NJ 1orh'
sole propreors for the u B. and SOLO oy ofuBsn seHo
rally throughout the country
Sold by WYATT KETCHAM III Fulton-st; r. a;
sands Ias Bowery. cor. Spring; j. Coddngton, S0S
HUDSON cor OF Spring; WI Basel o. Bfosdpsy sns
81 (Croton HslL) %, ,o,s
messrs John Winer 4 Co. e3 Msiden-lane, n Y-SIRs
friend OF mine hearing complain OF severe cough
and boarseness together with distress from which had
suered for some time back caused by severe cold sud-
denly taken purchased bottle OF your syrup OF doer-
hound and Eecampane and gave Il 10 me. When hfsI
commenced taking could not speak above my oreatn
nor could sep svithod Tttiag IN my bed mort Of e
nighk nv cough nights would be ncessan so as 70
deprive Of sleep; but sftsr taking three doses the
much relieved together with The pain caused Dy
coughing; have continued the Use untli nave taAen
about one half OF the bottle. perfectly Tree rom any
cough now and convinced that bad not obtained 70.
lief Inflammation Of the lungs produced hereby would
have brought Consumption II Is certainly Inc Deal med
icne have taken for cough the effects are 30 soon
felt and will do all in my power 10 maEett Known 10 my
friends Yours with much gratitude,
mil WAFImD mi4&2sW. 3. McDIVlTT. II Frontst
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GERMAN SILVER.

GERMAN SILVER.
JAMES 6. MOFFET, No. l2l Princest Sd block West
OF Broadway 10 constantly manufacturing German Silver
Of various and widths which he will warrant TO be
equal To any either foreign domestic for quality and
which he will sell al wholesale retail at reduced prices
s. All goods sold will be delivered 10 any part OF the
City or Brooklyn, free Of expense az Im,lHP
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE.
GENTLEMEN and families can obtain the full value lot
ali kinds OF superduous effects they wish TO dispose Of
such ladies' and gsnemens wearing apparel hre sfns
furniture, &c
tended TO- j. LEfENSTfNy
ms Inn 40 BrosdWay, up slsus.
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FThe trial of Capt Clapp of the ship Panther. for
being engaged In Slave Trade has been postponed to
the 18th proxmo-in consequence of the disagreement
ofthe Jury Capt Capp is at liberty having siyen hai
10 the amount Of So 600 Should he be found guilty the
fine is not less than $1,000 and the imprisonment not
less than three years. !Charleston fstrlot
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PENNSYLVANIA bill 10 provide
for the darrge done the public works by the late aood
was reported in the Senate, and snAlly passed both
r. he main line $1,000
No Oelarpre division 1900
IA Susou,banns do. 5000
n IVES, Ranch do... 1900
No Nortb Branch 10000
About one half Of the Canal Commissioner estimated
cost OF repair.
In the House. on Wednesday bill to incorporate the
Luzerne and Wayne Railroad Company for construct.
Ing road 10 connect the New-iork and Erie Railroad
with the North Branch Canal for the benefit OF the Lack
awena coal region, was postponed By vote OF 50 to ~
PENNSYLVANIA WoRXs.-A letter in the United
States Gazette saws that the water will be let into the Ca
nal from Harrisburg 10 Columbia on Friday.
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HF PhrenolOgists, and Publishers OF Phrenoogtca
misc Inn FOwLERS & WELLS. ISL Nassau-st N. Y.
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FSr This Is the season for Advertising In the
Newspapers of the neighborng Counties and states o INC
Spring and summer Trad " B. PALMES, whose once Is
n the Tribune Buildings was before the IRE In
last snd no whers New York; is receiving Adver-
and principal in the country far and mar Tor winch
he is TIC dy appointed Agent and fully empowered to give
receipts
He wishes II distinctly understood that all orders intended
for his Agency should be addressed TO " "a! reT
Country Newspaper AdreTtrIng dgency Tribune Bk'ldngs
The Rood 10 teah containing brief Treatise on Ad
vssng. list of the cities and principal towns In The
had Al s Office where copies OF several Journals for
which be is the Agent le and may be examined
mist
Er j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
Law and Commissioner OF Deeds, he viii ktisnd In me
Reading Room Of fsmmany Hall 81 all hours OF the DAY
ivlS n<tF
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OaF EATONTOWN INSTITUTE opens it

THE EATONTOWN INSTITUTE opens lis
l Spring Session Monday, goth April i adopts the
system OF teaching by explaining ngS illustrative Of
The various sciences rather Than thai OF humbing The Lex
icop aId committing to memory. II gives thorough in
sTucton in IN. modern Langus ges nnd fits students for
colleges but more especially for the practical
life Terms, $50 per year No extra charge for any
vsrancs by steamboat For circulars and farther lnfoa
lion inquire at the chronological Cabinet 1871 Nassau St ST.
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T1DUCATION.-A Marion Lady Of high responsibility,
L. living in the upper part OF the city, IN an exceedingly
pleassut and healthy location, will receive three ycuag
Misses under years OF in her family TO board and
iscsle in such manner viii ensure the utmost ssus
fscriou 10 those who may their daughters to her
S"S a. Iw
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Boarding ann Sotsls.

DOARD WANTED by gentleman and his vile
I'D without children An unfurnshed mont room anu
bedroom I'D Joining second floor, or one room, igo
would answer In pleasant location near brosdway, 20
tween White and Houston ats Address braotoro me
Office OF the Tribune. a. %
UpOARD-Gentlemen aud their wives can be aceommo-
ID with good board and pleasant rooms aer Tho st
ofMay at lO+ Wooster-sL Also few single gentlemen
Apply corner lsh-st and on. avcnae uSl wv
lIOARDING-Ati No. "a Cor,lsndst-Mrs Gers can
Dnow accommodate three or four gentlemen WIN Pers
nent board and separate apartments required on mod
ernie TERMS will be removal during tho prcseut
year. References exchanged nlo Sw
pOARDING.-A pleasant parlor aud bedroom may DC
I'D had by single gentleman, gentleman and MS iaoy
wit board the LIST Of May next al 10 Orchsrdst TOE
beat OF references exchanged NM <n
I ODGTNC APARTMENTS, neatly furnished, n
IL pewly built house, str In quiet, pleasant neigh
borhood few blocks West from Broadway and near 70
the Beecker and Amy-s stages. few single gentlemen
will find accommodation above without board, IN as-
lily who have boariers, and who VIII strive 10 promo.e
able gentlemen find :hsir convenience much promoted oy
having breakfast and tea with the family might perhaps
be so arranged should promise TO be mutually plesaan
TO the parties Terms moderate. Please address D. T. d
Lor 669. Post Office Al ~
DOAKD.-A front parlor on tho % door, with q small
ID bedroom attached, will he vacated In lew DAYS.
gentleman and lady wishing to secure pleasant apartments
for the Sumner In healthy and fashionable part OF e
City, will find this opportunity Inquire $40 nloea
way, near Union'place. d N
BOARD WANTED-By Gentleman and bis WIFE
Ddown town. pleasant, unfurnished perlor ana PED
room attached on the second door, with full board In
small family for the ensuing year. for " per Week. Al
dress H nj this office 81 "
A FURNISH ED ROOM for u sin gle gentleman, 70 le
f1without board In asma private family Apply Of ioe
spiug-st msO S.eoo-
DER0TANENT PRIVATE BOARD. ssl Green
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Professor Edwards permitted 10 refer 70 the following
gentlemen: The Houorable Addison Gardiner 1t Gov
Rev pr Whit.bouse Prof Bush Rev. Chan 81. Read and
Ed ward F. Senderson, Esq of New-York
Those ladies and gentlemen VINO are DESTROYS OF taxing
Lessons viii please leave their al the oce OF The Al.
hion hook of Nesss Gates and SedmaD, lis William
St or al Of The Professor a. Mrs Leland NO. eo
Leorard.sL ~ ~
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DROFESsOR J. 2. EDWARUS, a. NJ nas Ins
honor of informing the public thai De Is now In HE City
of New York with the intention Of giving lessons In The
French language those ladies end gentlemen who may
wish 10 avail themselves OF his services
His terms for priyste lessons al the residence Of one OF is
members az follows: .,o,,,
For course OF "a Lessons in class OF PSI? each pupil
g ~ 1 N cd.
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STEAM POWER.
STEAM POWER TO LET In new building, "a Test
- 'front.' by 40 Deep about being erected OF 25hs
and lOth-avsnue. Apply at CUMMING 4 POLLOCks
office, No. 81 Weat l8h-st NILS ln-
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10000 ahA = . 81 po naS ssf tssS 'p ~
22x52 % 20 25 pounds per resn'.
2i1S6 Is 10 So pounds per ream.
z212S p 10 50 pounds per rsam.
2xN q 10 81 pounds per rearr-
2ix2a "a 70 81 pounds per ream-
24x53 50 10 60 pounds per ream-
2S1S7 q 10 SO pounds per rean.
1;136 80 10 IS pounds per ream.
231i2, So 10 10 pounds per reaul.
2a1i6, Y 10 f3 pounds per rearn.
<4n56, so 10 a5 pounds per ream- For sale By
In CYRUS w. YIELD, No Burning slip
NEUvITAs oIOLAssRs, OF superior quality IN
ml s'''' ~ '>'' HOWELL eIRAUD, 10, we.t..t
.ENGRAvEE. $4,000,
John 8. HORTON, Historical and Wiring Lhs'
y M 6n Nasssn-St
TOMhUNION sETSasr.aaaanMb. n n tisns S bowls
oass I'd Tirh CLOTH for sale buIIng-
Also Sonecaon pisIes nS' BOARDHAN Il HART
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FOREGROUND COUGH SYRUP.
THIS is superior any thing In use for Coughs Coids
dc-l2i cents q bo.tls. For ses by z. h. Sands Ia
Tbrdavenus and I'll JaessL For sale by most Of Tho
Druggists. a. w
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS and dealers in Account
" Books Paper and Stationery invited 70 examine our
stock OF English and French Stationery received per reent
arrivals which comprises superior sssorment-Aceount
Books Manifold Letter Writer'S Croton Ink and other ari.
ele of our own manufacture constantly hand Southern
and Western merchants will End 10 ther advantage TO eI-
anime stock all articles will be sold In quantities 70
sut purchasers and the very lowest prices
FRANCIS K LOUTREL, Importers and
,ro9 I'm II Maiden-lsno.