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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL snap
WONDER


To cure ErHPtOns and Disfgrements of the Sill; D..
pies, FTeckfes, Sunburn, san Rheun, Scuroy
Sore Heads &c &c
III is astounding how Quickly by The use NJ ma -
Jones Italian Chemical soap, allow velIovC ~ arr
SKIN becomes beautifully clear and White
fsrsons IN purchasing this ways ask for ONES,
i.AbiAN ChEMlCAL SOAP; and. perhaps as n,nnv
who have been cheated with counterfeits will he ~"
much discouraged to try the genuine we saw 10 sucb IT,
,s r VII NOT regret bat always thai the
name OF l. JON Els Is on the wrapper
Eon the Eew Orleans cenflnei October ls4a
ohe OF our subscribers, mr Leonard, informs us that
ne mas been cured Of old scoy Salt Rheum Of 10 wears
stan ing on ms beard, fingers and hands, BY cake M
an article much advertised laely-we speak of Jn'ai
Italian Chemical Soap. lie also informs US tbA he no.
aed us enect' upon his female slave, Rose, yellow
girl, much marked with san-spots aud he G,nn1 IN TO-,
weeks her skin much clearer and whittier.
From the Ntlo York Sun
We make IL n rule to notice an advsr,,soj -
ticc, but from what have henrd irtln yeral na
respecting the powers OF Jones' Italian ChenicaI 1917
W. 20 40. hesitate 70 pronounce it all represented
urements ' " u'Shs-
JON rs SPANISH LILY WHITE
~ - perfectly innocent, being purified of all teleter
Gus quantities.; and il impartS 10 the ain a ,'a,,~,
heaihy, alahaster, clear, living white; NJ The san, 10
acting cosmetic on tbs sLjn ~ ~ us same 'ihe
smooth. '"s - s"'' ana
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTOR ALIVE
Aons lhe educated, there few who will donbt bpt
ha. ~ 'or.ihg Inc roots and scalp of the head 10
healthy action, we can growth-aye dnrk lryrt
snl Howth. The RIOTS being healthy sediment csiIsd
oo :" sour IS discharged from The scalp; The hair
nom peSohes soh and silky Thus the roots strongly
fastened "a their native SOIL proudly and splendidy ky
ay the beauty as specimen OF diseased MAJ urd raised
from oeSth Oy the powerful aid Of science
y, from me NeW York Tribune
"e see that Judge Edwards OF rhilndelpbia a r,.n
over ~ years Of age she top Of whose head wa, ~ ha
nos a. pm I % ones hand Two months since has
Coral Hair Restorave.o - -" y 'o"eS
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Miller WANTED
indian Hair Dye.

NOR coLoRING THE HAIR beautiful Brown or
4 Black without causing the least inurf the skin.
sold by Druggists generally throughout the United States
GREEN CO., III Main street, and N. u. GREEN, 200
Main ST., Worcester Price cents per bottle.
Feb IN div wtfo
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JONES, CORAL HAZE Rrsrn1, rru :,
MOORISH lSAIR DIVE

rar permanently dyeing Light, Red, or GRAY Hair
the SKIN. sold with full Directions " '''u''"s
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WYATT, THE MuRDERER.-Audur-.,,F Feb II l $40.
Wyatt the convict murderer brough, from the
stae prison this morning into court Judge Whiting Cir
counsel, Hon w. Ii. Seward and Hon C. Morgan. By
whom he will be ably defended 1t found almos,
possible to cmpanne jury unbiased a panel of 80
has been exhausted and but jarors were Obtained
The sheriff has been ordered 20 summon IS ,alesuen.-
The additional evidence OF the convict who Gordon
stabbed by Wyatt Testimony rendered legal by
of the egislature will be ap, convict the
prisoner will advise you of the result of the trial An
attempt made last night to fire county Jail by
prisoner confined for he will pay dear for by
change TO the qusrtcra probably The grand jury
are now investigating the affair of the recent logging case
in the prison and If any light comes out viii let
you know. Correspondence OF Z. Livinestoh'
EyA person confined in the Auburn Jail for debt
a,,smp,ed TO set the building fire the other day 1t
was discovered and extinguished before much injury
dome
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-lol .e7p bu.h Corn; 9. a7e bp.h whe.t


1000 bush Barley.
PROvIsIOES-The market for Beef and Pork con-
,nnes very dull aud for the latter reduce our quota
Ina Old Mess is worth about sll. new, laGl2 so;
ord New Prime 10 co. There has been nothing OF i'm
nortspce done Lard; and in Picked Meats have
6rnly TO notice 500 bbls. Beef Hams at charge
for packages and Ohio Shoulders and Hams. in small
narceIs and In Butter and Cheese there ls very
little doing and for the former reduce our quotations
Export from let TO l0th February-lu9e Dds Beef l'os
bbls Pork 1903 kegs Lard.
RFEsWAX-Wc notice sales of 5000 10 Yellow at %
92qi cts cash and 10 bales Cuba White for export AZ
6 mos short price.
COAL-There is very little foreign ahoa, in frat hands
unsold Considerable parcels Sidney and Newcastle re-
main in yard. undisposed Of
GROCERIES-For three days-The sales of Coffee
reach 5000 bags Brazil at = as cts 300 White Mara
cabo. 81 and 100 Java, l0l 0l0s mos. BY auction,
$50 bags damaged Brazil sold at cas- cts, cash In SUI
CARS there is moderate demand for New Orleans, but
prices are one.eghth of n cent = ID lower than last
week The sales are 20 bxs White Havana at 10 cents
and 400 hhds New Orleans the supply OF which IN store
and on The wharf is 500 hhds at 5; d6s mos BY auc.
ton 30 hhds New Orleans sold al ass cents and
mos Sales OF Moasses which reach GOO bbis at az cts
for inferior 20 OCT mos for prime include al aoat
in frat hands Foreign descriptions are dull by auc-
ton 10 bbls common NewOreans sold at 24i 40 ct'
cash.
HEMP-lO0 bales w.-o,ted American have been
sold at Sa5Gl00 6 mos; and like quantity on terms
no. made public.
uIDEs-Are frmer with sales of lOll Rio Grande, y
0o2I ID at -. c,s l4O do l2i mos Isl green sailed
Honduras cts 500 Southern, 81 49, cash 100 TOBIAS
co and ARD Ssa on private erms and in Philadelphia
for this market POO Maracaibo at lot cts mos reec
ing badly damaged and 5000 African on terms not made
public.
IRON-saies OF 100 tons Gsrtsherrie Scotch Pig at
s36 mos and 100 do from the vessel s33 less > =
cent. for cash
NAVAL STORES-Turpentne remains as previously
noticed without transactions. Spirits has continued In
good demand with farther sales of 1000 casks Southern
5mostly on specua,iou) at 5 Sc cts cash. and 600e2
! mos.
ToBACco-sales of 1901 bales Baracao, for home
use; 50 do Havana Filters TO go out OF the market oot1
AZ about IL cts mos 20 cases Connecticut Seed Leaf
e0l0I; 40 common Florida. sial0t and fine do %
cash.
TALLOW-There is more demand, and Gales have
been made of $4,000 10 part for export, at sa7i cents
| cash, according 10 quality.
WHALEBONE-Abou 1000 10 Northwest Coast have
been sold ier home AZ IS cts, cash; and 1000 IL
South Sea, for export at the same price.
| WoOL-We have sales of importance to report
! the market remains quiet.
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pbings I'm philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Feb.15-P NJ.
We have had tremendous snow storm com
.ncr LAST evening s, DARK and continuing throughout
Tbe sroyy fell 10 the depth oil several inches.
S ps Is now rapidly melting away The mails are all
detained The Southern, due AZ o'clock the mornins
did no, arrive unrl after ths afternoon Inc Western
ia no, yetin The New.York mall a, 10 5oc'ock hao
There is no local news of in,eres, to communl
The Trial of young Snyder for homicide comes OF
tomorrow in the Court OF Sessions.
Stocks ON Saturday were all up State IS sold a
7oI Reading Railroad at 3oi Reading Bonds a, III
States Bank at H. Vicksburg ats
NOT marine arrival for two days.
5o'clock-Th New York line is just in
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DIED


On Friday 18th inst. HENRY RITCHE, in the 29th
year of his age.
The friends of the family invited to attend bis u.
neral this Monday afternoon at o'clock, from bis late
residence No oath 81. sth.avenue
At Ovid Seneca Co. n. Y. the 9TH inst Mrs. CATH
ARINE wife of Abraham a. Covert 20 years OF age.
On Friday morning l3;h inst in the 44h year OF his
age JOHN r. TOWNSEND.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend his funeral Monday next 10th inst at 81 clock
A. N from mis- late residence No. Washington-place,
without farther invitation. The remains will be taken
to St Thomass Church where the funeral services VIII
be performed thence Jamaica, l.. !. for intcrment IT
On the l4th, Edwin Lane aged 74i.
On the 18th. Charles Stuart, aged 40.
On the 18TH John R. Townsend, aged A.
On the 18th. Rebecca daughter OF Alexander Mac
donald, aged 81.
On the 18th, Burnet Collins, aged 80.
On the l2ih, TruXon Taylor. aged 4l!.
At New Orleans, the 4th, Capt Elijah Mix, native
OF New. Haven, Conn.
AT Catalogue, Suffolk Co L. Mary wife of Dr. s L.
Sibey, aged Is.
At Toledo Ohio, 9th ult Frances C. wife OF VIM. h.
Newton, OF Syracuse, aged %.
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THE SOUTHERN mAEL.s

LOUISIANA observation-disclosures from all the Par
ishes in the State excep, Union and Morehouse'
(which have given small maorties for Debuysl s've
The following aggregates for Governor: Debuys
,wbigl lo6ll Johnson Loco l3,202; Derbigny'
Naive, OIL; and for Lieutenant Governor: Spar
row. (whigl u.l7l; Landry, d. 1861 Deshe'ds
Native, 5e7. Johnson majority, 259l Landry s
a.. 400 The Senate consists OF IL '" hlgs ana
On 1.ocos. the House Of 43 Wings and So Locos
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Business Notices.

rE- WHOEVER GOES 10 the American Museum this
ing will find bud Of interesting seldom
equ-led. The hydro-oNysen microscope alone would
richly repay the time and money, 10 nothing OF IN"
laughing gas the dls-oviug views, aud the rrin comic
performances of Hall The bill comprises it, usual variety,
and hence will suit Taste and capscily. Madame
Roc we'll the famous clarvoyan fortune teller has returned
Museum and may be consulted at all hours OF the day
anu evening.
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~ ;o,.,.r, nal,ur ,yed,ca,ed Soap, Tor lne cure

~ Go,,auf al,n hledcaed Soap Tor lhe cure o: Pm
St rreck.a Tan Saowness Erupiions snd MI skiL ii:
zemeu,s at only depot 81 Ws)Eers ls Store F8oh
Broadway, 81 cake. GrecisR Hs- Dye, i:setdb!
Lssd Ror &C. for cr,lnsoulue Lips and Cheess roiy,
&s for crasica,inc 5yerfuos hdir without injury io
6e skin Lily White for instantly scgtering r-iuess snc
eui. from the Acoustic drops for curing Deafness 80
&c The shove celebrated preparations ~ Or Hourlut'
e 10 he found only t5ea In minil al s. WAX ers is s!or'
FROM Broadway
aeEN1s-E 3 futile, Assembly Buildings Phladelphls
jcrisn Mik..l Boston Carleton Co. Lowell lves -
rra. " L. Gerrls. n Bedford; Guild Bangor, SSs Spr'0f
"a; a,aar {, ca Sorras,e- Nvor. N Havar I,
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FIRST EDITION SOLD.

FIRST EDITION SOLD.
1.-TWO THOUSAND COPIES OF tie Debate on Slavery
i sold in siN weeks.
WIN H. MOORE & CO 10 Main-,t. will publish in
ea days Inc Second Edition Of Rice aud Banchards De-
bate OF Slavery, vol. Emo pp 1872.
Every e5o, will be made 10 publish the second edition OF
this much sought for WORK the earliest possible hour Il
vi, he published 10 y- way inferior TO the frat ed
tion and sold al the same price-l %
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
1t exhib its as full view OF what b. said and
great question Of slavery. any where BE-
found Itwl doubtless be sta terd book aud which
every specially Interested in the question Of slavery
will be eager TO get"-PreJbyte ian Of the Vest
" This book greatly n.ece it g NJ highly valued
Il is excellent book To- re.-'s and
lure 10 call II STANDARD work - Gin GI:ett-
" We earnestly this 10 al. hose
who would obtain complete view VI the religious aud
moral aspects oth- Slavery Question pe,ened by Two
gentlemen OF ability sn5 ssiL-Ctnctnnd Herald
VIM II. MOORE L co, Publishers
II PTS 10 Msin--t. side, between 81 aDd 1h.
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MARRIED:

On Friday, 18th inst. by Rev. VIM. NJ. Sulwell, Mr.
GEORGE CLARKE TO Miss RACHEL MCCORMICK,
all Of this City.
Ga Tuesday morning the Cathedral in Baltimore,
by the Most Rev. Archbishop Ecceston Hon. SOLO
MON HILLEN, late member of Congress, to EMILY,
daughter of Columbus ODonne Esq. all OF Baltimore.
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PArsFuI RUMoK-A repor, was current in town
Yesterday that fracss had occurred in Lexington
ky. between Hon Thos F. Marshall and Cassius NJ
Ciay-in which the former shot by the latter Inc
story comes from one OF the Mail Agents we learned,
though we hope there is truth in This report
cincinnati Union. llth
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COMMON chalk DESTROYS the skin,
Mal.s II COARSE and rough AS sin

Makes il coarse and rough as sin
But Jonss's Spanish Lily White
Makes the skin smooth. and clear aud bright;
Gives II that natural, liNe-like. marble look,
More smooth and beautiful lhsn artist ever |" X
w Sold nj So Chathan-sL or Sel Broadway, New York
iSq Fulton-si Brooklyn. Price > cents Isl 2teod
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FIRST AMERICAN EDITION
THIS DAY ruBLtsHgD

THIS DAY PUBLISHED
YEATS POLITICAL WORKS.-Firsi American Edi-
IA ion complete in parts forming Nos So and 81 OF the
LIBRARY CHOICE Internationally printed 10 new,
clear type. 10 cts.
His poetry is of exceedingly rich and luxurious char
acer.-Penny CyciOp.
owe exceedingly struck with the genius which
these volumes display, aud the spiri. OF poetry which
brenhes through them all. He has unQuesionghly
beautiful Imagination and great familiarity with the finest
dicon of English poery."-Edinbuck Reriesc.
Keats Endymion has great beauty. The fragment Of
Hyperion, his last performance, obtained the admiration OF
Lord Byron."-Encycio. &ulericGrd
Keats may truly be pronounced poet !he most poet.
cal order, for he gave himself up entirely the beautiful,
md had powers Of expression equal 10 OF -nsi
biIiiy kis earlier poems especially the EndymioD, are
like uXlran wilderness OF flowers and Is (Sesds of
glorious feature; his latest the ypcDr growing
wood OF oak, from which the deepest ofacl.s OF the
might have been looked for Indeed, here they
said that lie is the sreates, YuUSG Poet that ever
appeared in ,h. lsuguage that SAY the greatest no
did not live be old and whose Whole memory will be
identified with something both young aud great HIS lyrics
equal the finest possess both for ubte feeling and
music."--dLaric 4. Watts
1t almost requires, poet 10 appreciate the unreachabe
decacy OF Keats Of language He plucks his ephes
from the proiouniest hiding places Of meaning ard associa
lion He wrote with NIB inov!ab.es forked pursuit Ger
tain detection 10 the elusive reluctant, indispensable best
pord The Of satisfaction aches while you read his
poe,ryso clear the bottom of,he capabiy of language
drops his pluInmet wort''-N r. UiiiJ.
The Eve OF 81. Agnes Il ndeel beautiful poem
worth many pearls; i foil OF minute grace end truth
Leigh Hunt
Published ard for saeby WILEY Z PUTNAM,
lif. SITS lot BrOad
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YOU with chapP'd hands and fsce,

n
II IL GIVE IRIS ARTICLE FAIR TRIAL, fot ARE
will give clesr, smooth skin and cont
pexion you of OF The above ailments There
hundreds who have been thus benefited by one sings
cake of JoNEss Italian CHEMICAL soar. Jus, try 1t
Sold ut the sign OF the American Esge. 50 ChSamst
81 Broadway; 1879 Fulion.s Brooklyn. Isl 2l-od
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~ Gren1 American ACCOMPLISHMENTS!

~ Window shade Depot, No. Sprucc-ri.-
10000 pair always on hand. Persons about furnishing he
houses viii save a, least 100 per cent by calling a. NE De-
pot bARToL y W MANI.
tarers' prices. nlo ISL
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FLOUR AND MEAL-This has been quite dull week
for Flour of all descriptions the demand being light op
orators preerrng aws; farther foreign news before
buying any The stock OF Gencsee has become
reduced such point that holders generally are OF
opinion that shall want for home all our present
stock and the market is hrm at 62i for Genesee and
IS; as 62t. Unnssected New. Orleans which is in
bad order and would pass supeIfne sells at lt
while tina, of good quality brings 37i as - The mar
ke for Southern Flour is heavy and Howardst can be
bought a5Q5 37t and good brands of Georgetown al
IS So Expor, from LIST to 10th february, 1856 bbs
Wheat Flour
GRAIN-No sales of Wheat. Corn is plenty and sells
cred and Southern White AZ 81 d66 cts delivered Jer
sey at g. and Long Island 81 cts all ? So ID Barley
and Rye nominal and without sales Canal Oats are
worth is0i9, and Southern 10 cents. Export from lst
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Markets. :. Carefully reported for Tn. Tribune

ASHES-Tne sales Of the week include about go bar.
res OF Pots ST. for old and 90 for inspection,
and say $50 barrels OF Pearls AZ IS
COTTON-The sales to day have been about 1000
bales portion of which has been taken for ship
ment 10 France but the greater part sold pnners
Prices are without change and may be quoted follows
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Snlcs Real Estate.


By A. }. Bieeckr.
Two starry brick house and liz years lease of the
lot 263 Tbrdst. - by l00.- $500
G SS3 Gre Greenwich st. 5000
Two story brick house and lot in fee No. l54 West
I4bst 20 feet by % 1900
Lot on Boolnngda!e.road between 39ih and 10th
SITS. 25 by ll5 40
The Jeremiah Campbell farm on the turnpike from
New. Brunswick to Railway, 200 acres at Si5 per
acre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YOU
Thirteen acres of meadow land in the village of
Woodbridge N. J. at S95 per 1885
Three story brick house and lot Clinton-st
Brooklyn Degraw-st lot 81 by 9l---..--.. 4OUO
By Nm n Franklin q Son.
House and lot 9 st. Mark'space. 32 feet front, 30
feet rear, by 1921 deep OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10000
By SwJt & 1lorgrn.
Two lots on 7thst near avenue A. 20 by 81; feet.
$3.50. 23Uo
Two lots on 7thst avenue A, 90 by 97I feet
$500 esch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2euu
By E. II. LUdlOV & Co.
Three story brick house 100 Lewis.st. House 25
by 80 Lot 25 by 100 feet. 1855
LOT 100 }" ''u so...' y. $1,000. a425
Lot adjoining same size OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O25
DO do Observation-Disclosures. 200O
Lot on S E. corner ethavenu and 40th-st 243 It
by 100 feet. sIo
io, adjoining same size OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I39
Do do Observation-Disclosures b2O
Do do Observation-Disclosures. $50
Do do ..........-...... 500
Lot : w corner eth.av and 10th ST. same size 49, 1895
Lot in rear on i0,h.st 25 by ess feet........ 400
Eight lots on llIth st near 3davenue. of which
- by 100 feet. the other lots Sl45 each 100
Gore lot on OF above "a! feet front on llsth-
st over 100 feet by half the block deep 1916
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c. THESE ARE FACTS for the truth oil which we hold
ourselves the Indian Vegetable Elixir and
LhimenI at q Cor,land.st viii the worst cases OF
Rheumatism Gou, &c that for contracted cords aud stiff
ns uolhug else equal and never fails 10 give ree
often removing cases or long atanding l3f 2teod
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~ spsngers Sal, Rheum Ointment, scar,ted TO
q, q Coriland-st ISL 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

n Singers, Lawyers, Clergy and others suffering
from the throat voice will fn the Bronchial COMMIT the
most pleasant and hest certified remedy exsn See ce-
Gates from those Classes above ard Al Crehughs No 10
Broadway. jill M&Ih mis-
@Allen Dodworth's frivntc Dancing Sch0Hi ,
No ijS BroomesL near Broadway. Polka, Mszurss 4ld
al other fashionable dances taught in correct sty"
Sne
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Books.


NEW FRENCH AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
"a APPLETON L co. will publish the Standard
II. Hrorouncing Dictionary OF the French and Eng
ish Ian suages Part French and English Part IL
English and French By Gabriel Surenuc, A. 5 E. |
vol limo.
This and complete Dictionary VIII embrace may
valuable Improvements over existing Dictionaries OF lh.
French language It's plan being the principle OF Reds
New Dictionary u: the English Language" which has
been so favorably received by American scholars.
Itwli he published in exact imitation OF The Glasgow
edition, being printed from duplicate cast Of me original
stereotype Plates thus nsurns the accuracy OF he authors
corrections.
D. a. l. Co. have also nearly ready Ollendora's New
Method OF learning read write and sPeak The ltaa
language. | vol, i2mo-uuilonn with 'Cl!endorh's Ger
men Grammar.
First and Second Latin Book AMI Practical Grammar
by Thomas X. Arnold a. NJ. revised with corrections by
J. a. Spencer. ~ NJ.
This rst series OF classical books is on the basid
Ollendori's much and justly admired system. Imitation eDt
frequent irTItae-Hhic the means by which every
child learns his snguagesre herein constantly acet
upon ard the intelligent pupil is led by natural and there
fore easy steps INTO acquaintance with the structure ana
many OF line pecuisres Of the language q: the old Romans
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StIISD0W sHADES.-Tue cnespeo; .1d most ex-
w -nsve assortment in the United States 81 7 Webb
importer una manufacturer wholesale and RETAIL No i3
Pear-sl cur doors south OF Chsih-mst N y NJ B. Buy
ers a. frs. hands, pay only one profit ~ lwls'
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33oston Anrtion Sales.


DYT r. p. 81 q. RICH, 2l1 Broad-surct opposite
- Fosters wharf. Boston.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. H.
Doors, SHoEs ASD BRosASs-So0 Boots, Shoes
and Brogans Leather, NC. Sole Leather, Upper In tho
rough and finished Calf, Lining Binding, and Kid Skins
Shoe Thread and other shoe stock
WEDNESDAY, March 10.
ISemi.Anpual Sale.
Doors SHOES BRoGASs AND HArs.-20G cases Boots,
chnaa Rrogans and Hats a
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The following Is correct table OF receipts al al Tue
ports Of the United States 10 the latest dates this year
ard 70 In, sn,n, ling in lS45 and 1879
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went offs system Short Hand scientific simple and adapt
ed both daily in business and and 10
verbatim reporting and all who wish 10 settle the claims OF
rival Systems the OF Photography or Phonetic
Hand invited attend Lecture at Clinton Hall,
In the Lecture Room OF the Mercantile Library Association,
on Tuesday evening Feb L. al y O'Clock, by Member of
the American Photographic Society The rapid spread of
Mr. Ptmaus system IN England and the United States,
proves haiti least fair hearing from The public
lif Sits HENRY }. HUDSON.