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Directly opposite nc H0uGrd HoseI.
The very br nj patronage hch has FOR years been
extended 10 hin u his old stand duly appreciated
his arrangements are such, enable him 10 Offer
every induceren for continuation OF the His cele
bai-d fne Beer Castor GJd Mole5k Hats which are
well known need commentator. VII! DC found still far
Their improved aud besuiited Also. complete assortment
Of genuemers youths ana chdreus caps, umbrellas kc
al moderate prices ~ g. Gentemens Hats of The Spring
fashion are now ready Ssf isi~ SMWkF
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she SOUTHERN MAIL.

= The LATE STeRM was very severe at Nor
~ rbere It destroyed property the amount s2a,
M In many other places IN the vicinity was also ve
-. sverely felt
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General Notires.

To- Second Lecture 0regOu.-Mr. CHARLES
SAXToN of Oregon City, will deliver Lecture upon Oregon
al the Room OF the Society Library corner Broad
snd Leonard 81 on Monday evening the SUI OF Fsrch
at 4 o'clock ,,,- ,t., ..os.s4 -,
Rocky a,ouuisis horseback from Oregon City TO Mis-
in November last; and who were pundered by the
Pawuee tribe of Indians
productions, the slate OF religion and education with an
of the missionaries OF different denonlrHuone tneF
He viii give full account OF the incidents connected
his journey from Oregon and also description OF the mode
Of travelling of party OF 8oO emgran whom he accom-
Ticsesfor lecture be had at the Society Library
Price p cents. mo Sis
~ Prof. Bush viii denver a Lecture on Sabbath
evening next AZ the Coliseum. Broadway near GrGnt-sL
proof OF Swedenborgs Divine Mission, and embracing
answer 10 various objections.
Lecture Free but collection taken up the close. To
commence II haf-psst seven mo XIV
~ Prot. j. ID. Butler, who has travelled extensive
~ IN Europe. will give second Lecture in the Eghth-st
Presbyterian Church AsiorP lace this Friday evening
March 9Th at 4 o'clock suoect-Visiis TO Pompeii Ad-
mission free. nio II
" Mr.. Bradbury's Juvenile singing Glasses.
MIR. u. win continue meet ais juvenile Casses as lsus!
81 the following places, VIZ:
Glass Ia the lower par. the City, 10 the basement OF the
Baptist Tabernacle Church. Mulberryst near Chatham,
Saturday mornings al 9 O'Clock.
Class the Esst side Of the City, in the Noriok-st
Church. OF Norfolk and Broome ss Saturday morn
ngs al IL O'Clock.
Glass the wes, side in tbs Lecture Room OF Rev Dr.
Paltons Church. Sprins-sL between Clark and Varck-
New pupils viii now be received in any OF the above
mentioned Classes No Charge 10 good scholars Apply as
above. Nm b. bRADbUhf
" Mr Bradburys Annual Juvenile Musical Festivsl'
viii be given during the latter part o: April ms SITS
csrThc Treasurer of 'srhe society Tor the Re-
lief of Poor Widows with small children, gratefully scE-
uoyedges the receipt Of the acknowledgements Mr. Stu
art Brown, $50; Mr.. J. w. Al.op, S. Mr. n Chuuncey,
$40; MR.. H. Fsile. SIS MI James Lenox, 500; From
Friend by Mrs Hoffman Sie Friend, $40; Mr. Guien
By MIS-. Shaw, S.0 AFnend IS Mrs G. L. Spencer, S5C
Mrs. Ronsds Si7 From Friend by Mrs Robinson, 81
Mrs. 4. Bronson S25 J. C. by Mrs Hoffman, SO.
u W. kIMSALL, Treasurer.
EgN. Il. Pu.mer Is tae ity Authorized igent OF mos!
Of The best OF ali The cities aud principal ,cwrs
in the United States and Canada for whh he receives a
;rtssnlsnts aud subscriptions and y empowered 70 gve
recs,p,s.
His Country Newspaper idyerttine agency In The Til
bune Buildings aud pssre else New ORE, where h>
,eise t. distinctly that Nil orders intended for his
Agency should re addressed aud where The papers
advertising &c may BE- seen. ' Tx Road 10 Wealth."
brief Treatise Advertising mas be had 4: m otce gratis
lifts
EF Alien Dodwor z rivaIe Dancing school,
No. RS eroome-sL Brostway. Folks Mazurss sDd
al! chec fashionable dnacss taught ~ correct style
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rr The Richmond Wig contains an Appeal TO
wings Of the Union for pecuniary aid in behalf OF
ne mother and children Of the late j H. Peasants 1t
n NO douh, be literally responded 70.
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Ships Pacific, Ludlum FIN Liverpool with mdse, to
Williams * Guion; Hugeuot, Goodhue, i'm Liverpool,
Jan eth with rndsc, to d Hurbut & Co. The II re-
ports seeing the packet ship Roscus dsmasted The
II is al anchor on the Bar. Also ship unknown.
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BEEBE & coSTAR
>. 4. AMIDON

~ VIII Introduce the Spring En- hion Tor Gen
leIueIs Hats March 7!h. 1895 2lf istf
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MARRIED;

On Wednesday. 4th inst by Rev s IL Cone JAMES
& CARR to ELIZA E. cox. daughter OF the late Jam
ssou Cox
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Thing s in philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
p1t,r .nrrpJfIA. Msrci

Correspondence VI iHH ii'SN-N'
PHiLApELpruA, March ), P, NJ
TIL. weather today has been the very type Of
saving and thousands are gu; enjoying the mild and
7 have no local news 70 communicate that can be
W ali In but there are several due from Charleston,
Mobile and New Orleans
The news from Europe has had most favorable
easc, upon the Stock Market to-day Prices have all
,one M wonderfully Penua Ftves opened and closed
syr. AZ - an Improvement of from yesterday Win
.ses Of abou, 10000 Wilmington Railroad sold 81 40
an advance Of 6s This stock is now completely cor
a.,sd and viii perhaps 20 up to 80 after which look
~, for breakers Reading Bonds wen. up j. and Read-
ag shares Il. the selling a: 35t states bank was
s,r, AT Schuykill Navigation a. e! motifs lana! 81
~ :. Sbss.neske and Delaware Cana, Bonds at 32!
Fresh Shad. from Baltimore, are daily served up
IN ,bs cfv a. the Eating Saloous--thsy cost about 10
cents each. ,.,..i
"a, detained unit, near O'Clock in consequence oil the
.,rs coming in contact with each other.
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fats.
LEARY & COS

FASHION SPRING, 1916.
% The preference universally manifested
present style of Geu!emans Hats decided
continue the same Tor the ensuing
LEARY 4 co. Hs:iers, Nos s. / and Astor House
New-Yorr F.b. 18Th, 1916
Circulars descriptive OF the peculiarly OF style for
warded by addressing rs postpaid. .Sftf.
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FRoM BuEsos AYREs.-The Norfolk Herald has
s.er news by the arrival there of the Francis Partridge
rom Rio Grandc via Rio Jaueiro. There was no alter
sion in tho position Of either of ;be contending forces
Rosas had made known his determination to rigdly
force his proclamation by which oil persons found under
protection the English and French Squadron were 10
b considered and trested as Pirates
Rio Grande in state Q; tranquility. report
vas that the Ministers OF the bned forces in
tended to require of the Emperor the closing of small
pr, which Oribe had opened on the boundary Of the
Province of Rio Grande. through which be wns obtain
nv supplies, under penalty ofrhe bocadc of Rio Grande
m nf refueRt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

e Genin's Fashionable HATS for the ensuing
Spring are now resdy for inspection Al s4 Broadway op
posiIe ST. PauPs Church Isl swis-
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Boston Aultinn Sales.

pY e. p. 81 q. RICH, I'll sroed-srce,, Opposite
- Fosters wharf, Boston
WEDNESDAY, March 1.
LEATHER SxISs, ScSoe and upper leather, ca[iirng,
binding and morocco sSins, and other shoe stock.
WEDNESDAY, March IL.
Semi Annual Sale
Doors, SHOES, BRoGANs AND HAra-SNO cases boou,
Shoes, Brogsns and Has
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The above we have from returns published ana stati
meuts made BY packers the diferen; points, winch
are OF course subject 10 correction ne sgs1 rs
anil will nor boever be materially changed There aye
several places in Illinois which not heard from bu;
we learn from the Telegraph published at Alton, that
there sill be falling Off taking the state ali nrouen
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The following are the rates Of Uncurrent None

LfrHst
a, the last advices the Michigan House of Repre-
sentstives was engaged in animated discussion OF the
Railroad Sale Bill. An amendment taking away the
power OF making branches was adopted. The capital
stock lie $1,000 600 with liberty to increase 1t to $4,000
COO 100000 in consideration Of the transfer Of the
Central Road is payable in Michigan stock.
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40 NOR. Experfmsn,. Why, 10 the R-.,rs
g. - -. r.. IT,. - - :S-sc.e


No mora z SperirlsnI.i Whiya 10 tho y .-,
gz~ second Wnrd-The WhIss mi, NJ ~. -.
rresed 10 e, az The Second Ward Hotel M ~ Ssss,,
street on ,his Friday Evening, March 9Th = acocS 70,
the purpose ofsPpontirg Committee 10 nominate Charter
Ocsrs 10 BE- supported ii iGs ensuing Charter Ard
for The transaction OF such business Irs- CONS hs.. he
meeting BE- order OF The Ward Committee
CALEB $. Woodruff. CbairmAa
THoM1s Dsi-aNo' seeretsriss
a EARRIs, ND !.
~ SIxt.enrh yEnrd.-Tbe Members cr tho We'd
Crnr,tt f liz sixteenth Ward a.. r.e..oa -, ,.,a,s
meeting OF the Committee Friday Eventng Inc sin rs.
half past O'Clock az ta HechAacS Assembly Room IL
six,eenth.L BY order
GEO. 6. CAMPBELL Chairman Of, tie wsrd Com.
SAMUEL REYNOLDS Secretaries
JAMES Anderson, ms :,
~ Important Letter from Or. Il. Eastman,
Of Zsnssve. ONO L.. tnose ~ho think thai Dailev'.
Ma cal Pain Extractor is "e' Eastern ii5ug resd Inc
following
hfr. J 9 Ha55eI-Dea Sic; haze -old Dslley's aiae
ca Psu Extractor The lss hree gears and nave found
no article that pro-ed ssEAiBry the Piles Burns
Sca,ds Ch.f- Ague the Breast, Eryspeas ILLUMINATION
excorizi-d Nipples Sores Or Gers Know one case OF
rians The patient had become 20 bad that ha was urnh
to leave his bed vixen h. used D1.eyi Magical Pam e
tractor and short time i elect- Al entire ere and ne
hss not been troGbled SINCE Thee have been number or
othe- -sses within obs-rve5 n -trh Ia. had The
same happy ELECTS From e-e scis consider g; -aiua-
bic De3i:ins- srl s!T youTs, i 4 EASTMAN.
above salye I2s FuItor-s sun Building, n Y ma 64
r IL. c. shumway, miniature FAINTER, No. 9wes
ern Hotel, COrtIand-sL 2sf lwls'
John Burdcll, Dentist, has removed from the
corner Of BroGt-~ay nnd Frsuklins. formerly corner
Chsmbers-.i and 8.oadway) 10 No. Uniou-plsc and
square Southeast eide OF the Parh and cor. l4th-st
For tte ast three yeer many Of his friends have
been mis- ed and he had bear ire responsibility %
operation. MOI done By himself which lie ==il ecaesvor 10
cor-ec' h~rsstier nah, IT'S
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EGentienen's Hats-Spring Fashion.-gIRD,
cor. Pine and Nassau ss-Genemens Hats OF the Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and besriy style
ready for examination sId sale oy tbs subscriber.
2of lms- BIRD, Coz Pine and Nassau
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Appointments BY lie Governor.

By and With The cdrice and consent Of The Senate
FEBRUARY. 90 1876.
observation-disclosures Mel Examiner in Cbancery,
appointment, Philauder Wells and Frederick Leake,
Sotaries Public, re.sppontments Giles B. Kellogg, Mas
"a, In Chancery, rc.sppointmept.
AIBASY-Joseph NJ Lovett Notary Public re.appont'
nsni
scHENEcrADy-Stephen A. Degget and Benjamin f.
Potter Masters in Chancery, rc.appOintments William
L.Goodrich, Notary Public re-appOintment
WARRINGTON Benjamin F. Agan, Examiner In Chan
Gerry. roappontment.
c.ISroS-Georse Moore Examiner in Chancery,
appointment
o-skco-James Hyde Master in Chancery, reappoint-
nent
Hxw.Yoax-Johu B. Scott Recorder, vice Fred'k A.
TaImadge, expired. Runyon Pyatt. Inspector OF
Domestic Distilled spirits, vice Henry D LOOMS, re
hgned
QuEES,-samuel Wlett Judge, vice Efingham w.
lawrence term expires I'd Marcn next. Pierpont Pot
81, Master and Examiner in Chancery, reappolnted
MutrARY-Robert s. Swords, OF tho City OF New
York Brigade Muor and Inspector of 63d Brigade OF p
!anuy of the Militia vice Gardner A. Page promoted
OLD MASUscRrPrs.-W understand that several
weeks since whilst some workmen engaged 10
fixing down an old store building on the dock at Ron
Doubt 10 this town. box was discovered hldcen In
sCme way between the floor and ceiling aud that III ii
vas found large quantity OF Continental money
several millions of dollars il lie statcd-together with
great number of old manuscript papers relating TO Revo
utonsry affairs One OF these we have seen. 1t was
eer signed by Pierre Van Cortlaud, President Of the
Senate, and Eyert Bsncker, Speaker OF the Assembly,
1aed at Kingston June 50 lTSU, ana directed 10 some
persons at Rochester in this CountycaIng on them TO
aid the cause Of Independence, by furnishing clothing
lor the eolders We learn also that those papers as IS
usual n such scattered about tho village aud
s In the possession different persons. We sor
" for this rs from what have heard and seen they
papers Of much value respects the history OF that
time. and doubt not, would be o., service In 90
,sisinr correct knowledge OF the events of that period
and We trust that means will be taken collect them and
ascertain their contents and value. kingston Jour.
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THE FUNERAL OF JOHN II. PLEAsASTs was
,a on Sunday los, In the United Presbyterian Church
Tho house was immensely crowded and many were IN
Mo 10 gain admi,tance. The funeral sermon was
,,.aebed By Rev Mr. Stiles from the text Thou shalt
icve Inv neehbor as thyself' The Richmond Wing says
Upon the code Of honor, called, the Rev. gentleman
commented with much severity. The melancholy scene
b.sore him enforced his He declared the com
runity which live, particps riniVis in The ls'e
trsycsl occurrence
When The speaker came TO the special application Of
n, remarks the fountains Of all hearts seemed opened
&c that it bis business descant upon
The persona. qualities and character of tbs deceased
These were known at home. and throughout VrgioiD
and the nation. But Il had been the speakers privilege
10 BE- with him in his last moments and be was able TO
y hs, he died 10 full belief of the truth Of the Cstlan
Religion At this eriod Of the DISCOURSE the speaker de-
nc,ed in tie most touching terms the ius interview be-
,gesn the venerable ruolhe. and the dying sou. AS
,he approached his bedside his bead being turned
;he Other way che asked If he knew her Fixing his
syes upon her beaminG with affection no exclaimed,
With great emotion oh yes TIC dear mother achoH !
lor alxGv respecfrd and iored The speaker advereJ
The relief afforded 10y this declaration, which the moth
ar received as previous legacy of fsl affection and de
7oedness He spoke of the direction given by the
deceased 10 biz sister TO take Testament from his
trunk and place II under his head IN his coffin He des
cbca his sfectona,c farewell this uanly little sou,
WHO bad been watching by his side, AND whom nc en-
ioued with his dying breath DC throughout life, yr
.uous homes, and true"
The corpse conveyed TO its last resting place al
tended by immense concouree OF citizens, who re-
csrded not the incemency OF the weather In their de-
sire 10 pour out their sympathes Mt the tomb
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THIS nav PUR1.ISHED.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
NTAHAN'S CIVIL EEGINRERING Second Edition
lfI An Elementary q Civil Engineering, 20. the
of Cadets Of the utet States Military ACADEMY, 5y n
r. Alaan. NJ A. Professor OF Military AID Civil Engtree
irg in The Military Academy. 81 :ica mostly
writer nsny nd lcrsl p,a;es In very handsome
volume 5vc. Pric- -
WHO HAVE LATELY PUBLISHED
The American House Carpenter : Treatise upon arch-
texture Cornces sri Moueing Framing Doors Windows
and Sgirs-tocether with The important principles OF
Practical Geometry. BY r G. Hatfield Architect Illus.
traded wi more three hundred eng!6ripSs hR5d
Some vol $40 Price -
Dickens, Travelling Letters, psrt !. - Gents
Titrrarshs Journey Cairo 10y Thackersy 81 cent.
Keats Poeucal Worls edition. - cents.
Leigh Hunts lt4isn Poels In parts, each 81; ms
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No. IL BROADWAY,
D,,...tL, nppn.ifs thc H0u,cri Hnsel

~ Begs to inform his friends and the public, hs his
Hal estsbshrert Is removed from OF Wall and Nss-
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DOWLING's ROMANISM,
ILLUsTR

,.
jus; Published. Tenth Edition
nFThIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
" with 81 splendid sugrsyinEs Illustrative OF Romsns
in hapd.oEis ornamental binding.
C6-sver. LecJares on ire Pilgrims Progress Fourth
,-iition WIKI numerous sie-i eCgGavings
Neat and eieg ant 5ookbrd!ng, In s lie ysrieties
> " has in preparation the beautiful snd costly
s:ies OF Pictorial Bindings FOR Harpsts Illuminated Bible
Al the Cheap Bookstore sad Bribery IL Fultor-sL
Ilffstf r WALKER. ia Ful.on--L
TIE SwEDENBORc LIBRARY
MO. {. on CORRESPONDENCE aad Representatives
l ' IN Heaven
Nos . and 70 Prof Bgsl's Reply 20 81. P ". Emer-
son's Lecture on Swecenborg.
just published aud for sse by
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;OoaE.

PUBLISHED THIS MORNING,
n;AUBIGNE's HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION.
~ Volume J. win \ Portrait Of The Author Ptce IS
cents: fcIoih 81. cents
CONTENTS O. TVS voLUaiE-The FRS, hafof;te volume,
In De tcsar snounds in interesting and curious
The opening 1. in the an.hor's best style
soos iS-The Protest snc the Conference, (l5.5-l529)
little Augsburg Confession. tl5S0)
" Swiize'Iaud-CoSGGest OF The Reformation ass
-l59O)
l5-sS'ilzerland-C Catastrophe. tl52s-l5sol
This volume contains The mos, important epccts OF Tie
Reformation
One Thousand Copies will be sold in New YORK this day
Call early WM II. GRAHAM,
Tribune Buildings. opposite the Park.
Also published this morning, Cooley 5 LADY's BOOK
for March.
Cyr Carriers call ct tie Tribune Office.
The Trade supplied with aii the new publications the
lowest prices VII. II. GRAHAM,
m6 2us Tribune Buildings.
BURGESS, STRINGER s; co.
yLAVE FOR SALE u, their csGnter ths morning ain
Ilvc of D'Auiigne's History OF Inc Great Reformation,
with portrait lie celebrated Tetzel Price p pa
par-hal: cloth, sly cen,s-full clc;h, 80 cents.
Godey's Lady's Book Tor March with spisudd iustra-
lions. Price . cest=. BURGESS, STR1NGHR & co.
IL I'D Broadway.
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General Notices.

Ev spring Fashion for Hair Curing IStG
E. Phsicu. ~ Broadway
X 2 This hs only establishment here clean b,nsb
IL used Tor each person n2 lui.
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VIM W SHIRLEY, Aucuonecr.
STOCK OF CROKERY, China and Gissa-Sy Il.
NE WILLARp.-Ths day, Friday March 9th, al 10 oePk
the No p LiberysL ae and general assortment
OF lowing blue and other blue and printed edged dip
sprg, white granite raised Sgure and fancy China
and glass, from the shelves In lots 10 suit.
Also, 10 packages pressed tunblers Sale positive and
goods be removed by Monday u O'clock give up store
well packed al moderate charge. TermsSe0 and
uAd- cash $50 % days for approved ndorsed notes
10 be riiSde satisfactory 10 the seller. IL
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FOURTH VOLUME
OF D'AUBIGNE'S HISTORY OF THE REFoRMA-
~ TON. Illustrated with fine steel portraits one Of
the author and the other Luther he appeared before
the Diet of Worms
Cheap edition. he'll cloth, 81! cents
Edition IN full cloth. 40 cents.
SesI edition, dick payer. extra cloth - cents.
CONTENTS VOLUME.
The Protest and Conference, l5.6-l529.
The Augsburg Confession, l5S0.
Switzerland Conquest of the Reformation, 5.dl5o.
Catastrophe. i523-j5A
For sale by SAXTON !; MILES 2n5 Broadway ms 3;is
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1TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL Emigration or
Hhce-, IS Soutb-st corner OF Macen-lape New ors,
---o-- and s. Waleroo-.osd, Liverpool
Persons wishing passage for etr friends from
Liverpool during the coming seaso1, n The New Line OF
Liverpool Packets, respectfully informed by he SUBJ
scrbefs that the aforementioned magnificent and iavore
packet ships vii sal from Ly1tpocl positively IS adyer
s-in say c. which passage DO engaged the
reasonable sad every necessary means viii be used
those whose passage may be engaged this side
Of Atlantic despatched in comfortable manner
posssle.
The sp Rochester the 9Th April the Garrick on the
llth April, and the Ho.tngueE on the 9th May.
The well sailing qualities Of bese fsyorite packets
render any anrecsssa and tseir
or cabin, second c5a sad seersge passenger surpass
aose OF any Other line To pcsssge and for farther
particulars, apply 70 w. & J. I. TApsCoTT.
P. S-W. J. r. 7. supply Drafts as usual, fof sny
AMOUNT payable throughout Grea, Rrtzn and iresna- S
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EF- il.en Dodworth,s Private Dancing school,
No. RS sroome-sL Brosdway Folks Mazurss sDd
al! other fashionable dances taught IN correct style
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STRAW GOODS .-STRAW IUODS
yOEN E SEAMAN having removed from 70 Maidsf-iene
j 10 The rev store sc JoHSsT near " iEE, oiers Tor
,sle ana viii keao OF hand through the season Al eSenye
sasorfr,ant Of STRAW BOSNETS, co 2rsng every thtng
J-sirshe rsfe from the ltssn English French ana swiss
binds a. well as ;hose OF domestic manufacture
He invites he attention OF denle-s, 5ch city and country
y, bs siS feeling conhden: they will iGt his Goods OF be
o. Al style ard 81 prices a. low IS The market
III ssSars 24l 5spis2mDa3mWr