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THE SOUTHERN NsAgL.

s,ow sroRN-In consequence of a storm at the
sopth we have received no papers South of Baltimore
nce Friday The Baltimore mail due yesterday alter
roons,2 O'Clock arrived about o'clock this morning
Fortunately in the absence Of Washington Cores
pondents letter we have the proceedings Of Congress
for Saturday in the Baltimore Patriot of that afternoon
o5 Telegraph All we learn of the storm is CON
,s,ued in the following paragraph from the Patriot or
course our Morning Mai had not arrived when We went
10 press.
Snow commenced falling last night about ~ O'Clock,
sad has continued descend pretty brskly up to the
nr,seu, time vo o'clock p Nd covering the ground
Inc depth of five ak inches, producing excellent
:leghng The wind first from the northeast but il
has changed round 10 the southeast
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TnE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE - Company s!nIs,1

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Company
of Ne-York, No. sc Wsll-st-Ee amount Oh accuEih-
lated premiums S!l5 57-Ths Company Is organized on
the purely mutual principle ana It's business IL rescen
hy The charter 10 the Insurance OF lives BUG ~
ties SID entOwmsnt5. - ,,-,
II commenced without capital, on me it oil reorusry
lai5 At tie close secoud ear tSirt Janusry e42I
had Issued 1885 policies and ::s net eccuniustsa Pe.
uns Wa. er2s The IernlnsIcn OF ne tLL,u ye VI
ih Il Tarua TAG the whole humber oil potcie- 'suso
vus 2lS3 and IL accumulated pIeniums'
all In.-es and xpeCEe S25 5Il, mus eNnol'inS an
jnny he lss, year OF lri7 policies ssned aAd
s 2e8 of accumulated uds which is rapidly 81 giisnhg
by AZ annual ircou. o. e Coo growing ou' Oh orglna
AM renev,-i nr-rriunls aud intere-t on Investments
TIN. eyraord6a.y places the company n stroos
,os;tion md now ranks a1so1y Tie safest INSTITUTIONS II
the country. - 81, .,,r.t. .--os,s ,h.,a
Pocyho3ers participate II ire tSho5 u ne pl.I's .nse
,ain M -n-rI-.ry nisrest subscribed caPsl 10 ab-
oo.ton hereof an extensive End prosperous
hn.rass ;ses large dividends OF Zoe mrs; clV7on o!
rn6 on tf February. l2;S, ana persons no" sufns
ri .h.r IN hes- profits. II ,hey survive mat period
Tb- % eruus paid annn4ly, aud are "a l1% a. any
Ina,r,n Coupary and lowe. than ihs English. with
srcinn,ou Ia the profits Policy holders secured ~
rv ~ N.York and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
med thereon and IN stocks OF the Stale srd CITY OF New"
IRE transactions Of his Company hs cash princs
the survivors OF parties assuring VILE
will no, ne .ubec the heavy drawback OF sccumas-
tee premium reducing the beaehI OF the 10
3 all pntnrce -. 81 ,ha
lives OF otrrr married insure me NE OF nrr
husband which viii 10 her sol- use ana lhst Oh nei
children. :. ,,,,,., "a.
Pamphlets explanatory Of The principles OF MUTUAL Le
insurance. and illustrating It's advantages VIE az
plicaton may be obtained At he ofacs OF ine
h.
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l,Inrkers .. .cmsf4Ly Reportsd .for TAe Ttibun:

Markets 100. CartfiIly Reported Jor IAe 1f'6uns
SATURDAY. Feb. %
ASHES-1he qualities are steady at4 90 "a l2i for
Pots and 4 81 for Pearls.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been 1000 bales
Prices are full and in &c more was paid than
could have been obiSned yesterday portion OF the
sales to-day speculation, and but for the incle
Of the weather, larger business would have
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Business Notices.

q Tbs following letter was sent from Aurel u.s. whicis
@Eiles IRON Maues. Ohio. 70 air. g. Perkins, of ihst
s,ce, who sets conners Magical Pain Extractor, scm
.tomsoea \ Co. q Coriaud-st Please read II:
AuRsLIrs TowNsn,F, Washington Co. Ohio,
February lih, lSIG.
Mr. Z B. Perkins-Dear Sn-Abou; the ltth OF October
ls ttc dsugh OF mine nhoUt 10 months old fell from
ltpcktpg chair upon the hearth and back the chair
ci:chng The handle OF kettle OF boiling wafer upsci Il
,ourng lis conlents upon tbs little girls lei shoulder,
ipresding thence halt her hack and uucer her
aev 10 the centre of her bens, When ils clothes Were
nken of, the skin with them, leaving the flesh
and OF purple color. 1t the opinion Of all who
her that ud possibly live, Bnd indeed Tor three
four DAYS. her apparently fixed and CLASSY and
TINE, having read Medical Advertiser, by
s OF the woude u effects CT ConUelFs Magical Pam En-
nseor ard Immediately mounted my horse and rode ~
niles your STORE and got box spread This Ointment
over the burn and finding that IL appeared 10 srswer the
purpose purchased three more boxes, which ap
gd In succession must sir that never saw any
lang like In less than six weeks from the time OF
he ,cad she sbe walk alone, and - entirely
val, vitSoat u 10 show where the burn was
an Induced send you this for the benefit of others who
nay be placed in similar circumstances, and am a. sl
sIes prepared testify the r OF he ebOvs statement
nn,o are some dozen oimy netghhors who We're wines
s.ofhe fac, JAMES MITCHELL.
The same only for sale al q Cortund-st. u! 2eod
a. GssraVs RGiia,s Md,o,fed SoaP the OF Pim
St,, Feckies Tan Sslowness Ertpuuns ard all skin
nnrenen's NJ the only depot, g. Wsiker.s lst store
'gease Liqsd Rouge Tor crimsoning Lips and Checks
Vssf Subtitle Tor erddcItng saterEos ha,r without inlu
We The stn Lily Waite Tor Instantly scattering reduess
~ IAshes from Tie face Acoustic drops for curing deaf
e'aais 10 be found only Gear In mind) Walker
hi Store FROM Broadway.
,ssSSrx-E 3. Turle, Assembly Buildings PhIadel
So.; Jordan, Mlk-st Boston Carleton Co Lowell;
ivta, Salem; w /. aerrish n Bedford Guild Rsngor;
S SMh Springfield Green Co. Worcester; Myers, n,
aa'sa- al #
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fats.
LEARY & cos

FASHION FOR STRING, 1916.
~ The preference universally manifested
for our present style of enemlns Hats has decided
continue the saine for the ensuing season.
LEARY L co. Hatt=rs. Nos 5, 1 and Aston House
NeS-Yorz F-b. 18th, 1916.
Crcuar Jercrniye OF the peculiarly OF our style for
wardet by addressing IS p's-psii. ssi IFS
.vGcntIemcn's Hnts-Spripg Fashion.-BIRD,
cor Pin, and Nassau s.s-Geneinans Hats Of the Spring
,serr uniting much elegance and beauty OF style ere
rsady for examination aud sale BY the subscriber
20fIms. BIRD. Cor Pine and Nassau ais
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r7-At the request Of the American shpwrect Society
the undersigned respectfully nv- such Of their fellow cit
liens interest in the OF distressed ship
wrscked sailor and czsn neigtbor!ng shores
he American institute, Monday the second OF
March, 60 at O'CLOCK P. " h=sr repor, from the
shipwrsck Society, relative The recent caiamiIous
recs, ard "a devise prevention sud relief
jonathan Go5daue, Norman White, John Cam bsll,
l. .i.dee Cock. 2. SulEley Thomas Books
I'd rSrri BarIls!i, I. Z. VIZ lnzc, c. Bolton
:. Baldwin. Adnpiram CatDdleIE {. ". Durham 1Sou
SlycsiH, Sage - col u CNt3ln 4 q. Benson y Co.
ayres K Tuuis. Avmar X Co J. Fuulke K SOM
Bl-i. & Peiers Char. Taylor, Richard son ( Co.
Slius & Co Jlna. mo pson Jr. WIN. TyGcs
Joau Pres:iey, WIN Aymhr & Co Jas T Derrichsan
Iohnson Son, Burte, L Place, c. ~ 5 Rowland
Charles L. Voss. De Peysl-r & Whit.Jas Talmaige,
Msrvink ThOmpion mhrsh. NJ z. Thompson
ScharmerhorD Bsr-Wm. Nbtocs, Jr Henry Megs
terk
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MAERIEn.

Feb 9Th a, the New-York Hotel. Sir WILLIAM H.
ELIZABETH BRADLEY OF Lowell
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DIED

suddenly. with OF tho heart on FRIDAY even
ing JANE WARDELL. daughter of Nathan c and lane
D Piait aged years and 81 dsys.
The scGuainrances and friends of the family are re-
specially requested - ATTEND the funeral ths afternoon
at O'Clock from 90 Washng,on-square wthou, farther
Invitation
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rzrGcntIemcn,s Hnts-Sprirg Fnshion.-BIRD.
BEEsE & CoSTAR,

r. viii Introduce the Spring Fashion for Ger
tienlens II ats March 7ih, LAS. 2lf ist
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?. E. LYNDON
E5 Begs 10 Inform his friends and the public hat hs
Hal establish ent Is removed from OF Wal MAJ
No III BROADWAY,
Directly opposite the Hazard Hotel
The very liberal patronage which has for many years been
extended 10 him bis old stand is duly Appreciated Aud
his arrangements are s1ch. enHoe him od-r
every Infringement for continuation sans His ces-
rat.d foe Bquer Castor and ioleIt Hats, which
we'll known 10 need comnsudaiioD, will tie found still
bs- improved and beenned- Also. complete assortment
of sensmen'e youth and chiidfens caps, umbrellas
AZ moderate prices \. g. GeGt!eGens Hats OF the Sprus
80, srs NOW ready z2f is4T SMWsF
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Wnnld give

FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand continues very
light and the market heavy. Small sales are making Tor
home use so but shippers bid only 313 and the de-
mand at that is not large In Southern we notice
sale of 300 bbs. Baltimore at l2..
GRAIN-Wye heard of no transactions whatever, ex-
cepting in Corn Of which $500 bushels Southern yellow
sod Ga Rye wanted at 50 cents but there is none
here.
wHIsKY-A sale of 30 bbls equal to Prison was made
at %! cts Tine market Is not active Drudge IS - CTS
with small sales.
REEswAX-sales have been made OF COCO $4,000 lbs
Southern Yellow at .9929i CTS, cash.
FEATHERS-sales of COCO lbs good to prime West
ern Live Geese at 30d3l cts, cash.
FISH-About 800 auinals green Cod have arrived and
cold 50 s7t. Msckerel are dull; 100 bbis small No
brought 81 There good demand for Scaled Herring
by retail In Salmon there is nothing doing.
GROCERIES-For the last three doys.-Dernand for
good and prime qualities ewOrleans Sugar at an I'M
provcment OF 40t OF a cent; common and middlins
more plentiful and dull. with decline OF OF
cent The sales consist OF 400 hhds New Orleans at
06s cts prime crop Porto Rico : l93 oxs brown
Havana Has; lat White do 81 09t. comprising, as we
understand every box of White Brown Cuba in first
hands, and 10 bbls New-Orleans Loaf To-! mos. Good
demand for EewOrleana Molasses and prices about
half cent higher. The transactions include two car
goes new crop Cuba arrive at 81 $50 hhds sweet
old crop from store private terms 6e do new crop
Porto Rico 27030 cts; l9l do NewOrleans 26026!; n
cargo of 80 hhds "a erces and S9 bbls 81 COS bSls
fair prime 26t 727i 325 do inferior 25t and 3Ohhds
common IS, 4 and mos. The sales OF Cohee are 400
bags Brazil at u cts 100 Sumatra G. mos and 500 St
Domingo 6iG7. cash
HEMP-The last sales OF Clean Russia at S2o5
The receGt import of Manila is going in store
HIDES-sae OF 30 Cs-thagens and 75i Bogota, on
private terms.
1RON-lOo tons Swedes sold at Ss7, 6 nos. Last sales
Of English Bars $40 for Common and So 30 for
Refined; and OF Scotch Pig at S35 636, Z mos.
OIL-Sales 80 bbls unbieached Fall Sperm about
90 cts. cash; $50 baskets Merseles and Nice Olive
brought So Is az s7. mos.
TOBACCO-The market is quiet Sales so hhds Ken.
lucky as cts mos so Florida Segsr Leaf,
125 and 20 Connecticut Seed Leaf about 81 cash Gu
ba aud ST Domingo abundant and dull
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sales of Real Estate.

By K. II. LHdior s. Co
House aad LOT 81 West Broadway 25 by 50 $1,000
House and lot 5. f. corner Nassau and Maiden
lane 81 n front. 20 It rear, 53s # slde and
81 II the other .l5,uo
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?. Z. AMIDON

81 Genin,s Fashionable Hats for the ensuing
Spring are row ready for inspection PA Broadway. op
nos,r x, Psups Church 25f 2vis'
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Statement shoaoiT1 he total Crop of The United States, the
receipts dates sirea ADORE the percentage such
cepts bear 10 the uho crop, and iehat the crop his
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II Mechanics Instrutc.-The regular monthly
meeting OF The Institute viii b. held on Tuesday evening,
sd iusl. in The LecureR City Sail at Z; O'Clock. This
his course on Naur. and Mechanical Philosophy in the
Lecture Room. City Hall Thursday evening. 5th inst
Prof Reid Lecture. Chemistry. j. J. MAPES, Pres
1. III AcInp ~ j.
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Auctiot1 Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Anetopeer.
II BANGS. RICHARDS q PLATTEs.o,s
uena Tor Auction Sales.
STATIONERY ssGETss s ss sale o, p,,sr sa
tonery Binder Cloth and Leabc, win be bad Mon
The usual cash WI b made on good. when re-
" Invoices should be furnished by u. FRS, o. February
NEW.YoRk SPRING Trade SALE
To eommsnco Monday, March I'd
Tbs ar.. Catalogue Of Ss above solo Is ready ,as
invoices witch BE- arn.SeS week pss.ous
chants, No. lis Fulton-.. and 81 ann.s: Isepsi e.
10, oeloci, atscsi sfoaAw.y.
ssEaIFY SAILS SEcARs, Ac--Comprising choke lot
Of havana Sessrs OF various brsnda
Also tobacco glass ss.r. sxares Of STORE &c
Al the store No. 81 Anu-ss at loi O'Clock.
SHsSiry sALc.-A large and general assortment OF Dry
Prints Diaper shooting Fannrls shaws pilot aad besvs.
Cloths. &c. &c.
RY JAMES VI. niIl.LEK-
- TUESDAY, March 5,
AtlOt O'Clock, a, store No. 2 L.oerty.ss
Doors SHOE, AND ssoeASt-looo esses eoos ssoes sad
SEogan. eoest:sg every variety suitable for Socialism,
Western and S4 TaGRs sss s si,s 4 @
AZ le O'Clock, al The store Of G. Lee Kpp Pslsn, No.
soLE LrArHka,-scos side. aeuloct and Oak Tanned
Sole L-ather-~ib other article. IN tho line
H. DUCLUZEAU, Auenon-e1
L 0GcLGZE4U vii sell THis DAY Al 10 o'eioei. :;
o. sS
consisting OF vions and oows, acccrdlons brass musical
Instruments fancy soaps Cologne w.si esd peaea paper
powsrhorus, sning pins coral beads cc.oa and st
purses. German silver table and tea spoons combs, toy
watches, pipes, wafers gum elastic srspendets, &c.
Also ribbed and spt percussion sst
pens. German silver thnbes. pen and pocket knives, &c
GALE BY TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR
ls o 6lh dave Of
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Drp Suohs.
To TIE LADIES

TO THE LADIES
And all those who DESTROYS OF knowing where they
$50 'o'' DRY GOODS,
AT ABouT IS CENT CHEAPER
than any other they should not neglect the
opportunity now offered but csll rs early possible
BILLINGS
Ns store No 500 east sie Of Broadpa 5eteen Reads md
DEane,l
THO which premises he has removed he entire OF his eS
Pss!s the whole Of which must be dspo.ed OF in few
Ia order make room for an entirely new stock OF
Those who wish the greatest bargains should make an
early visit Peddlers aud the trade suppled liberal terms
M 2wG2tW E. BILLINGS, 800 Broadway.
NTEW STRING COODS.-JusI received by 5. Bar
Nker, 23l Grandst Spring Goods, per recent arr-
vas comprising OF the richest goods OF III. season
among which may be found some very choice SILKS con
ssng OF all the various styles 10 ae found Ia MS MARKET
which will he sold cheap A.o csse super Spring hepps
entirely te.igns Also, case Pyramidal Dresses,
Goods offered this season and will be- sold cheap Aso,
1000 yards De coors and 70
prints vory ch worth Sd per yard will now he sold for
IL per yard Also, 10 and bales OF brown and white
sheeEgs and Shrngs, from the most ceiebrn cd msnuac
tories Also Bed Tcks Shirlngs. Stripes, Irish Russia
and Scotch Diapers brown AMI white Huckaouck Diapers
Goods SEN. to BrookIyn, Williamsburg or jersey City
free Of charge French snS German languages spGksn
now be sold for cts. aud 10 cts. per yard. m2
XNELLS & SPRING, No. 10 Brosd.st offer for
w rae-sO cs,es Broad Cloths, wool-dyed black, blue
ster MIL and othsr vel! known manufactures.
10 cases cotton and wool Tweeds OF all styles
80 do Kentucky Jesns, gold mixed. brown mixed olive
black black mixed, from the kennebec
Factory.
100 do Bleacbed G 1ods comprising
so do Manchester goods go, a, 81 In. and 7.5 Long
Cloths CsIlendered and Be. ls finish
81 30 Pochsssei Shigt!ugs.
20 do Lippli do.
10 do Alleghana DO
200 bales Brown Sheetings Of Lockwood Jeweu CRY Her
kiIner, Globe, Harriscu, Manchester and Family
.tanp.
lNG 80 Drl,-Uncas Norfolk and Merrimack stamp
$50 do TIcks-Amcskess q, "a 3; Waipces, Rochester,
SC. SC. Of all widths and qualities.
80 case, PAnt4loon Sutfs Of desirable styles.
Zoo 30 Si!eAaS Cashsn' assorted colors iled and
plain OF all qualities.
~ ~ patterns 2if lmls
% EIDyAL.-MANNlNG 3 PRICuARD, Importers
and Jobbera have removed from 81 Beagers TO No.
80 P.1e.slr-e between William where they
offer for of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
CONSISTING IN part OF
Rich Organize Bingham bius:ns,
T,yied and plain Scotch aud French Gngherns.
Printed Lawns. BalZorlnes and beTeRes,
New eat styles Printed HCusselne de- LANES,
Alpaca aud Orleans cloths IN every variety
Dtsp d'Ete Bombaziues asd CrO!Gn Gosings,
Cambria, Jaconet. EsinsooS, mUl, Swiss,
Check striped and fancy Mnslins.
Linen Cambria Hdhis. Inca SaceiiDgs and sh.rtinss.
Linen and Damask Table Covers and Napkins,
Whils and Crimson Pongee HdNs,
Printed Pongee ard Bapdsna Hdkfs.
Rr,che Baege and Silk Shswr Baregs Scarts. &c &c.
To which they invite he attention ofcy and country p'-
chaseTs. al lwb&Z~os
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w sl!-sl Ut VI eH' VI 1n1 -nT-sTrrs
,to,,,.p,,t,.o, Jobn - swift. John c. Cpger
B-nLD Sl!rns1, J o.; g. Ge,nns, ~ r. Id,
H. -. - 49, 49, n " Hnbbell John C ThaIcher,
= ~ 2 s t'-"' a n wilkins Rufus l. Lord,
NJ Lvingsron, ' L ftuia' ~, 80, pI,
I. SD Isick, 7 :" olc'tl' JosePt 49, p.,
Stacy 3 Ccl.tar. Cha Ely 5sase "; u 49,,
~ - sfoa,s Sof,t Schuyier WIN. Bunker
Zeb-dee Ccos, Amos ). fer1y, i"o NaeAns'e''
Jona. Miller, JOS IqesseHi aann,,,,yoo, p,a.a.,,
MIsTuss PosTH D. Physician to ne COMPANY, 5s4
Broadway. IL A0"HN
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General Notices.

CY- spring Fashion for Hnir Cnrting,-E Pha
lon 2i4 Bro way now ready or m hair in the
lgtesi fashionable styles
~ B. This the only establishment where clean brush
Is used for each person E2 lms
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The following remarks and accompanying tables are
from Circular prepared BY Messrs. Wright Levin
for the steamer The deductions from the tables,
the prospects OF the growth for the present year.
rather startling those who have not looked closely al
the subject:
The continued and rapid falling of in the receipts this
year. compared with the same period last season and
even the year before compes US to admit that our est
Of the 18th November last of 1890 m bales, now
appears decidedly too high the time put forth
however 1t was deemed by most people from loo 10 $50
600 bales TOO low; tho parties al this time with
quite unmPortant exceptions satisfied that this an
outside e.apete whs many welIipfornsd and prudent
men actually set down two millions tho Unrest and
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STRAW GOODS !-sTRAW GooDsi!

EOHS F SEAMAN having removed from rs NEider-are
j 10 he rev SO JoHSsT, near William. oEers for
sale and viii keep hand through the extensive
desirable made from the Italian. English, French On Swiss
grsid. "a well a. those OF domestic manufacture.
He invites the attention OF dealers, both city snd country,
10 is st,cs feeling confident they viii ind his Goods fihe
n, Al .ty OF and prices low tn MARKET
will afford 24f Slws2mD s5UiW'
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Boston Aultion Sales.
Uinter fashions.
FALL AND WINTER GooD

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
XXJM. T. JENNINGS L CO. Diapers and Tailors. I'm
w porers Of Cloths and Cessrueros, vestngs &c, 81
Broadway American Hota opposite the Fountain are u
receipt extensive OF goods for Fall and
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress and Frock Goats In OF styles
silk Satin Msrno and Velvet vestings, Miled Cloths,
Fweeds, &c for OverCosis, which will be mede up
10 order through tho aid Of as efficient corps OF cutters
Gun be found in he country essential point In mo
economy which would direct and In rendering the
stye and character garments such must sasf the
discriminating thai view. Of chsapness are not based
on the production Of any other than hrsi rate garments
Such NJ sustained system OF sHs proh and quch
returns and prompted the solicitation OF CALL from those
who would really effect saving ot the extra per cenaga
levied under the credit syaiern.
The attention directed the Pan:soons department must
continue TO offer Inducements those who appreciate ~
combining ease and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment or COCOA xep; y e
trade always hand ready made Dreaa and froc
Cosis Pantaoons Vests &c 10 answer tie
hose who OF may require hrsi aie sun
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great variety SCARE Crav.
Handkeche Gloves Suspenders, Hosiery, Undsr-Vess.
Drawers Linen snd Muslin Shirts, Collars, DC nc ais u
OvERCOATS, Cloaks, Winter Froeis Nc In various
.tcI.,r WIN 7. JENNINGS n Co
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YNaNTED-By Protestsn, !rishmsn, s situation az
coarhman or 10 take care of hoses II having been his
occupation from hoyhooi. F-sse address John McCl-!
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Number OF Lives insured .los
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
s,a'l EAsxAY Secretary.
Sin, - n pn.t Phy,icisn So Broaiussy m2 sw
IIAIK SEATING, Calico DOCTORS. &c
II complete assortment OF superior quality bs!r cloth;
nl,o ch. sh sofs springs &c the market price
s.rrl Nevybo.i Cos warranted composition and tieel
doctors also doctors hlss jus; opened md 2r sale
JOHN A SEWBOCLD.
M Si.MvVSF s. John -, ~ stsirs
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DEATH OF Mr.. PLEAsASTs-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot gives The
following account of this most melancholy tragedy
|, viii be seen that it differs somewhat IRON other
accounts
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rToO TAILURS-a Counter Il feet long, feet wide
with drawers and mahogany top, susole for all
Sci psa-i,S ISflmis'
EAIRBANKs, PLATFORM SCALES, war.
ranisd perfectly aud perraasnly correct ioI sae oJ
dluuvItsE EkIR5AHKS co. 20 WalEE-
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C9-AmerIcRn Instifnte-farmers,C Cuba reg
uaT meeting viii be held Tuesday asN li- ID OF March
al noon in Repository in the Park The regular sub
lecs for that day the Keeping Of Cattle especial " cows
and the Pruning OF Fruit Trees. communication import.
MT TO silk growers expected Abundance always free