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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-29
photographic Dispatches jor The Statesman


PiTTsHuRGm, Oct 20--l0, p. NJ.
Ed'ior Ohio Statesman,
A Richmond further news had been re-
ceived from the army by letters.
Mexican papers Of the 25lh publish
Santa aAnna's resignation and address; but
il is clearly evident that he directed the
movements Of the army. He has still a
toroeof 25n0 regulars, besides guerillas.
Rumors are rife that Parades, Rusta
mente, and other Mexican leaders, have
invited foreign Princes to SETTLE the diff
Guilty between Mexico and the United
States.
The Mexican papers say that General
Quilrnan has issued an order demanding
all the officers in Mexico to reportto the
Inspector General of the American army +;
and another order regulating the ices
OF corn.
The city cf Mexico is quiet. Females
walk the streets ia security, aud MANI
Mexican Isdibs are seen abroad. The
shops have been opened and brisk trade
commenced. The theatre is crowded ey
cry night.
Gen. Scott has proposed issniUg cir
'cnar to the Mexican States, requesting
them to send commissioners to the city,
with powers tonegotate treaty of peace.
The corporate authorities OF the city OF
Mexico had issued proclaIns ton, direc'
ting the Inhabitants 10 be peaceful 10 lue
American soldiers.
General Scot, had ordered every house
TO be leveiled to the ground that permit
ted Gring upon his army
Later.
PlTTsBURaH, Oct. 22-3 p. VI
Editor Ohio StatasmaM
Kendall writes from VI ex ico und cr date
Of Sept %. Assassinatlous of American
soldiers continue. No=less than 10 found
dead this morning in the vicinit, ef he
quarter OF San Pebo, and on the previ.
on.day.
Col. McIutosh died last night, He is
20 be buried Tomorrow with military hon
ors. lie fellpierced with two balls, while
eallantly leading lis men to attack the
Gassama a. on the 9Th Of Septe while
his system was yet suffering under the cf
fects Of W onnds received ia former battles
lie was unsble TO overcome the shock
Capt. Mayor, Of the Philadelphia Ran
gers, has been appoinIed Superb ripteudant
OF the Palace.
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WASHINGTON, April 2, 1917.
MisceHaneOu Items.

We understand that Mr. Il. h. Collins, the con.
tractor for the Liverpool line of mail steamers,
and Mr.. A. G.. Sloo, the contractor for the New
Orleans, Havana, and Cbagres line, are both still
in the city. The Naval Board continue their sit
tings from day to day. Oilers have been made
for building the Southern steamers at Pittsburg
and Cincinnati, and for those of the Liverpool
line at Boston, Philadelphia, and Norfolk, as
well as at NewYork. Probably one or more of the
Southern line will be built on the western waters,
while the proposals from Philadelphia and Bos-
ton for the Liverpool steamers are very inviting.
The Liverpool ships will be of some $500 tons
burthcn, and those of the Southern, for running
the Florida Keys and the shoa. Of the Gulf, will
be of the medium of 1900 tons II is the deter
mination Of the contractors TO have their steam
crr the very best that ever floatcd.
We are indebted TO Mr. Morss, late ono of tho
corps Of lcttcr-wrltcrs in Congress, for copy OF
the bill on the night that it passed, and for the
information we have since given upon the sub
jcct II is but due TO Mr.. Morss TO say, that for
several years he has laborcd actively among the
members OF the House for the accomplishment OF
this measure, and that much is due TO his efforts
for IT'S final passage pending the pressure of so
much other business.
Booth, the great tragcdian, is again among us.
He played TO a full house in 1.-the play of the
"Iron Chest" last night; and this evening he re-
pcats again the character of Pierre in "Vcnice
Preserved" lie is ably seconded by Mrs Rus.
sell, Mr.. Lowell, and good stock company
Booth liz az great az ever
Hon: Mr.. Phe lps Of Mo-, who has been confined
since the adjournment by dangerous sickness
we are glad TO see is able to be out again in tn,
open air. Mr.. Senator Berrien has also been in.
di posed, and is still amongus
INC south wind blowing up the river
PROMISES to bring US again the Saturnala of the
hshermant-hc shad and herring season w.
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BY THE MAILS,
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, April l, 1917.
The Investment of Vera Cruz.
less person.

WASHINGTON, April l, ls47.
The Investment Of Vera Cruz.
The news (received this evening" of the invest
ment OF Vera Cruz, is confirmed bv despatches
from Commodore Conner and several other Off
GERS OF the navy. The dispatches arc dated the
lith and 18th ult. The landing was effected on
inc 10Th, and the correspondence of the Southern
papers is up TO the 18th. The Commodore speaks
IN nigh terms of the debarkaion. Eleven thou
sand men were landed in about nine hours The
accounts OF the investment show it to have been
admirably conducted In about another week
probably, we shall hear the capture of the city
and castle.
1t will be taken, if not previously surrendered,
by starving 1t out and by bombardment The CITY
mas no water or provisions that will last longer
than three weeks. The castle has tanks of water
to supply Its garrison for six months, but if the
garrison have no provisions, it cannot hold out
IL mas no other means of procuring provisions
than from the city and country; therefore it must
surrender before long The dispatches from the
squadron speak of the capture of the city and
castle as matter admitting of no doubt Sue
cess is certain.
fear the navy will have little active part in the
capture OF the castle. The bomb vessels sent out
between the 4th and Sth ult. have been detained
by southerly winds, causing delay of some
fifteen days. despatch has been received
from Commodore Perry, dated off Havana
the 10Th ulimo, in which he states that if
the bomb vessels met with the gales he had en-
countered, they would be delayed two weeks or
upwards. 1t is doubtful if the Ohio reaches her
destination in time to take part in the fight
Should neither she nor the bomb-vessels have
reached in time, the squadron will not be
strong enough to make any effective display of
its fighting qualities. On the other hand, should
those vessels have been 80 fortunate as to have
reached in time, the squadron will actively, and
no kdoubt efficiently cooperate with the LAM
forces, in the reduction of the citadel The
bomb vessels carry out the newly invented rock
ets, purchased by governments terrible and de-
strpctlve weapon and one which would materi-
ally assist in the operations on the city and
castle.
AS | have before remarked, the surrender of
the castle will probably be consequent on the sur
render of Vera Cruz. No works. can be pushed
between the city and the castle, because the
space between them is exposed to the fire of two
batteries, from the turrets at the angles of the city
wall, as well az the fire from the fortress. The
investment and bombardment of the city by the
land forces, Will be accompanied by lombard
ment OF the castle by the squadron.
The capture OF the garrison of both city and
castle, amounting together to about four thou
sand men, Will be triumph Of no ordinary cha
racter. GALvIENSIs.
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ALBANY, April 3, l9i7.
Flour is selling at $7a7,l2t. There were sales
to-day of 5000 bushels of corn vt 80 cents to be
delivered before the 10th inst.
Two boys, children Of John Flitu, last night
died from the effects OF spirituous liquor, which
had been administered to them by some thought
less person
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Assembly.

ALBANY, April 3, 1917.
bill was brought in, on leave, for the organ-
cation of the first district of the New York State
militia.
The bill to incorporate the town of Syracuse
as city was made the special order of the day
for Tuesday next Adjourned.
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LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPTIIC.
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


ALBANY, April 3, l847.
bill was reported to extend the time for the
construction of the Canandagua and Coming rail
way.
The bill making appropriations of school funds
was again under debate to-day, but had not been
disposed of prior to the hour of adjournment.
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NOW OPEN.

NOW VIEN,
THEIR ROOMS, corner Broadway and Leonard
IA street, the TWENTY.SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBI.
TON Of the NATIoNAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. con.
hbited by the Academy. Open from ga NJ to 10 p. NJ.
Season ticket so cents; single admission IS Cata
loguc, ~. cents az 3issr
FAREWELL LECTURE, by the Rev. J. p Burke d. D.
at the Tabemsce Monday evening April 5 Subject
The Fall Of Freedom the Old Word Rise and Progress
in the New.
During the evening Miss NJ Marius and George A. Hoyt
graduates of the New York Institution for the Blind will sing
several of their most popular pieces of music
Tickets 30 centsTo be had of the Committee and the
door Doors ats to commence at o'clock precisely.
ap tire
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AUCTION NOTICES.

SALE OF FINE o W'SRs SHERRY
r NJ. HOFFMAN & CO, will sell on MONDAY. April
IL SeSe a No 81 wsssy street, the remaining
stock o Of DOZEN M1 as old VINE vn,s.s 1915 and
isia and imported 1929
30 doz fine Secial vintage 1870 and 1872 imported
York in l832-vintage 1921.
IS dozen Madeira, vintage ls25-imported 1888
i, Dozen dozen Dc Dc ass ls 1872 Do DO 1885,
denen, il Sept 1885 and each pipe bottled separately
ioaS gallons n demohn' vintage ia2i-mp0red 1919
pipes do do 1921.
Saa ssss::ss Pal. i. Sherry g. iSss:
sbutts Amontillado Sherry, vintage 1922 and 1890.
e dozen 90 0 DO b''S Imported 1903 and 1902
3Su but, Golden Brown aud Gold Sherry vintage 1921
30 So, ni e. p Tenere Wine mpored as 1909
Also aquantity Of old Rum, Brandy. Gin and Whisky
The above stock Of Old Wines has been by Mr. NJ
Paudng for the demon and bottle IL thought
eulosise every pacel-he purchasers will Judge for
No Wines will be offered except those belonging to the
stock of Mr.. N Pauldng
Catalogues ready. m3O 7tis-r
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE W. BRowr
~ will sell at auction, Tuesday April 9Th o'clock
postponed from 3lsu on account Of the weaherJ the
American Mgseum) the entire stock of elegant Cabinet and
Household Furniture comprising mahogany spring seat.
French French and other pattern chairs sofas Of
and marble French bedsteads and book
wardrobes marble and other wash stands marble
top centre and side tables card dining quartee work
tables hair mattresses and variety
tces in the line This being larger stock usually Of
isred auction will be found worthy the attention Of those
for packing and shipping. Terms cash, city money.
a33tsr
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ANrUsEMfENTs.

FIRST NIGHT OF MR. wALLACk linz,
s:s"ss
s..E H bsoa Nj 'd Hunts
Al, Asr Which Wi,, the popular farce of MY AuNTDick Dash
To cqmmesse with the comedy of THE LOST LETTER
BSss 81 p, 50 cents. Gallery Is s",, o,,,s,
RQSWERY THEATRE: ". JlcKsost PIOPIistOT. II;
aSEfS- Pss NE sIaf.; f$sS
%is; &c; Mr.
t'SG15s "i Booth Michael Angelo A vsshs;
Sss css 3 r psS G &
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE-Monday Even
tine AS: i \ eSS%sess WIN A,'e @
MMENT1Lobwiiz, M Holland Grenade, Mr. Niekin'On
TO conclude With he aqgh.ble farce Of THE SECRET
Thomas Mr. Holland; Mr. Dupuis Mr. walcOt; Angelica Miss
Def c,sf IS cents Pit sh
Doors open at o'clock; Curtain rise 7a O'clock precisely
RowERRER T HMfR RENHFT r. VI Mond. kEH Hr M
kffmP DsffAY Ay%a Mr.
To which win be added PAS DE DEUx by Mrs. Aymnr
TRs Efo Xc conclude with Mr. Ksmp tremendous
Boxes Is ssm. pit H. Doors open Il perform
ERSg 6 SR 26 s.SSMD ssAs9N
nesday Evening April L first performance of Donze's
Opera LuCREZIA BORGIA-Lucrezis Borga, sigma c.
Bar Alfonso J. Sig Bensyen,ano Gennaro Sig s; Bene-
Martins Jscopo Livero,o Sgrs Beuard Ascanio Petrqcc
s.nanirieo; Rustigheo. \. N';,Astolfo. N. n
~ Opera Books may be had at the Box Ohfce.
PRcEs-S Tier Boxes and Parquete 81; I'd Tier, so
Priyates Boxes for persons si2; do do for persons So
p Seats be secured the Box Office, from 10 A. Nj
till o'clock, p. NJ, daily
Performance commence halfast Doors open
o'clock
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GRAND TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION. a.,
VT>HE F.. l.. SNOW SOCIAL UNION. No. 4, will hold
the anniversary Monday Evening April S 1917, the
NJ f. Church in Greene St Doors Ga, services com
assisted by John Oliver and Lsbbe1s Chapman Esqrs
Rev Pastor Of NJ f. Church, Greene St, and Rev John
Marsh The following eminent talent has in the kndest
accepted invitations take part in this celebrations Alfred
Phillips ESD who will deliver Grafton, John Graham
Remington ofthe Broadway Baptist Church. and Alderman
Belts of Jersey City The musical department will be under
Piano from the warehouse e. Dubois. will used
will be assisted by Mrs Wahburn, Mess Terry Buchanan
Sherwood and others; also the full Social Union Choir
T.. L. Snow Social Unions Nos. and g will appear in full
regaas To defay the necessary expenses charge Of l2
admittance will be made.
AZ 2tis1r Per order Of the Committee.
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FOR LE-WESTCIIESTER LAND
aSkt TO GENTLEMEN, in want Of sites for country
8Tseats To market gardeners of land for gardens
and TO all persons wishing location in the neghbohood
of New York;
900 acres Of land in the town Of Wechester within nine
Bridge free toll offered private sale in lots CON.
tanning from ITO so acres each The lands within is
minutes walk the aroad front good roads, in the
neghbohood of schools and churches q different denomina-
on the water good and location healthy Title ndspua-
BILE. Terms moderate Apply 10
GOUVERNEUR MORRIS
Morrsana, Westcheser co. or to
WALTER RUTHERFORD, 70 Nassau ST.. N. Y.
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SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
RELIEF PER MACEDONIAN
SS6 THIS SHIP lies at Pier No 4, North River ready
EKT TO receive contributions She will remain at the
.$31e446nlboye place until filled, or for threewccks
m23 Nv cwh q. c. DEKAY.
DOS JACKET SHIP sIDDONS, from liverpool I,
Tf dscharging under general order at Orleans wharf,
got Of Wall street Consignees will please attend to
receipt OF their goods. air
ASs6- FOR NEW ORLEANS.-Lousana and New
k2 York Line Of Packets-First regular packet
,ssals,csed ihe Edgar The fast sailing packet Bark
rHANClS BURR, Captain Coffin, is loading, aud will
positively sail above. For freight pass age having
81 Wsil sttei, or T.. X. COLLIN "a South s,re,t
Ascms y New Orleans, John o. Woodru Co. who " III
rcnipty forward all goods to their address "A
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ROSSITER'S
GRAND Scrptural Picture of the Parting between Ruth
~ Orporh and Naomi with other pictures painted by the
artist at Rome will be exhibited for few days the Granite
Building corner of Broadway and Chambers street
Open from A. NJ. till 10 NJ Admission IS cents Season
tickets SO cents m3O Cts
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OPERA HOUSE.
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Dres, circle and Parquette ..........s 30 cent,
MONDAY EVENING, APRiI.. 5, 1917
Bel'n'' ' N6TMa Opera called
o 's"sa" Mr ! s seaSi
Tuesday Evenaimis:--Fira; Diavoio
U. G. HILLS
G r. ND M SICAL FESTIV L ,
AT THE TABERNACLE,
IN TUESDAY EVENING, April 9th, 1917 given in com.
piment HIM prior to his departure for Europe by the
Institute Sacred Music Society aud other members Of the
profession" with part f Fl % ItssG 2RE.r' company
Oyertu5e-F9ll Orchs,,ra-La Cana Ladra. Rossni
Ross1Nrs s sf11 MATER.
:. Stabat Matter, Sc Guartette and Chorus O.
ssa rca Nj ssHssfs
Ria FcIss and chorus; solo s s Bsaevs"sno
and Chorus A Miss Nos
Grand Overture, as performed at the PHILHARMONIC
song~NIrs Loder-sweet Melody G. +. Horn
Solo Volin-Sig. M. Rappeti
sons@Nir Daniel B. Bell My Boyhocd's Home Rookie
overture JubeP... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; Weber
OTan: I'd Hodges, Mus. b fa
Tickets 81 each for sale at the nsna pse.sst Mr. Per-
kns' No. l. Wall streetand the door, Concert
mence at quarter before eight precisely al 3t.c
MECHANICS HALL.
GdGA S EAST '1 %E H4 R00"e streets
MI ST ELS
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
Admission, Is Doors Concert will
mence AT o'clock Change of programme every evening
SAGRED C0NCERTwSupd,y night, April !th at PIN
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FOR SALE

FOR SA LIE.
"a THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street between
M the cd and Sd Avenues IL is well finished and repete
YIN the latest improvements including kitchen range
SINK cod aud baths closets Italian marble
mante ihroughopt the house; cou yard Of fifteen feet
Of row Of six houses the south side the street For
further particulars apply to WISE & SONS
m1g 1ms rh no p...I 49,.
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a 100 FARMS TO SEXUAL set,lcrsmost favorable climate
1Yso and production situated about the the Uni
Ated States, at the terminus Of the railroad from Charles.
ton C. Particulars printed in English aud Dutch can he
had a my Office or the Northern Hotel Of Couandt
and West streets Families reach there in eight days for
SEQ Several persons and families left Saturday by
the steamship Southener and those who intend follow the
next trip in two weeks must be ready in time
NICHOLAS HAIGHT,
al lw"r 90 Wall street, third Story
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ccnII.r m23 I'm RI
IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN WISH YOU TO KNOW that o.
Murray corner Of Washington street is the only place in
ms CITY whre you can depend upon having full attention paid
10 the repairing cleaning dycng and altering ali kinds Of
Geutlemeps Clothing at short notice on reasonable terms
Give me trial and you will find that for hilngs ONLY yo
eaq have your coats made to look equal new without the
hd Of mat great Instructor, Cleaning
pcor anythng done this civ plssse eli a. .nJ
uoeo % Murray street. Gentlemen prepare far Spriu H.
time. A. CORTTSSOS fiorn rrL@,
m2l 2w+rh "''" A'''O'
NEW YORK POGDRETTE COMPANY
% Cbnmbers street, corner of Geptrp
D0uDRETTE FOR SALE, Wholesale and ,ef,iI IF rho
very best quality; Ferzing Powder for flowers yinss
fruit trees and grass plats for sale by the Box0 cents Il
cents aud ST.. ' -
~ Odeis gr the removal If rho contents of sink. and
Dot promptly acaded to- careful aud Trustworthy nen
alW 49, employed. JOHN Y, BRINCKERuOFF,
a22wrHc Agent
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y. B.-Wanted lady TO supernepd the sales.
COUNTRY MILLINERS

NVV n IN WIIIINEKS.
DETER ROBERTS, s73 Broadway, would invite the at.
tcnton of those who purchasing their Spring Goods
20 his stock Of Iaces vMacine Point De Paris AIepcon
brussels and Pompallon; for trimming hats Black and White
great variety Of other goods which he will sell very
prCcs.
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NEW TEAS ON lava cor

NEW TEAS, OLD JAVA COFFEE
GROCERlFS, &c, at Wholesale and Retail-J o. FOW.
LER !. daily receiving from Auction choice nc W Green
mud Black cas- Java and other Cofees White and Brown
Sugar, ara family Groceries Of all kinds which he oe ring
ers from the country would do ell TO call and examine e
above stock Of goods before purchasing Stores Nos $50 And
S2a Greenwich and 20 Vesev streets, Wv NV
n. b. Goods packed and delivered to- IN. boats without
charge. m2a In, = rb
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ROSSITER,S

o
ROSSITER'S
oo na with o sf pes painted BY E" s
artist s Rome will be exhibited for few days at the Granite
9pe" s III ' Ad%i'sioa s'ssa
tickets SO cents. m3o 6tis'rc
PRIVATE LESSONS IN GERMAN.
LADY from the north Of Germany would be happy to
S # as time fs IS
isef. No cliaoa Place '''O' e mic l%r ~
STORE OF ANTIQUITIES.
ORIGINALLY at No 80 Broadway has been removed to
No IS B,Gfaw ~C stairs Amateur; spd
I d y,a aye Of o &
Remember SIS Broadway mia im.c
DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. sARACCO, Italian Chorographst and Mile Ange
Ms Gss,as rsDsSc,a inform LSds.
N.w Wall, A A. ! jsd. y Ali, nv.o,;on
M;i q Sssl ::. Invention,
Gothic" f0Ft .R1 H i also the
IT. music Of he Polka M.Tura. Russo be only
DroadMay. me I'm
MUSIC.
BY ffSD lady who 6a. Ia, on ..pe %9%sas
fHT{ea.s;h,ns wishes to take two or three more
She teaches the hooughy-tems three dollars per
be attended 10. mo miss re
MUSIC.
RALLS AND PRIVATE PARTIES furnished with the
- Violin, Harp and Piano Forte, any number of nsn.
mens The music selected from the fashionable Opc.
ras BY ~
Il. AYLIFFE, s. AYLIFFE
j. AYLIFFE and g. AYLIdFE, Brothers, Professors
No III Elm street, corner Of Howard ml2 lms rh
POPISH CONFESSION AND PRIESTCRAFT
EXPOSED.
DEV f. LEAHEY, late a Monk of Is Trappe will lee.
IL ture, Saturday Monday and Tuesday Evenings u
o'clock April Sd 9Th and 9Th the Society Library Lecture
Room, corner Of Broadway and Leonard street Subject
The Unchristian Treatment Of Females, the confessional
by Popish Priests aud Sit mods, fns sine dammo solve
cohere Sit locus tempus tactus speto votum The
Lecture will illustrated by sad catalogue of
bic quotations from Peter Deps Latin Theology, and Bishops
Hughes and Kenrcks, which catalogue Mr. Lcahcy has
translated published with the original Latin side Of
the page and the English the other and will be for sale
the evenings Of his lecture Price % Ladies
lively prohibited from coming this ecture also youths Ad
mttancc Is cents. a25src
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NEAPOLTTAN BONNETS,

NEAPULIIAN BONNETS.
IN THE subscribers respe ctfuy call the attention of
fENDeaers and Mners their present style of Neapo-
sszy ans, which hitherto manufactur.
ed by them they are also manufacturing new style
called the Gosamer with flowers Of the material 70 corr
respond which indeed exquisitey beautiful and we feel
confident that Neapoian and Goamers will be the
most fashionable Bonnet this season by the emonstra
ton made thus early in their favor by the fashionable
Indies of our city and else where.
PATTISON NOE & CO.
Patenees and Manufacturers Of the Neapotan Boomers
mi lmsArc No 81 Delaney ST. near the Rowerv
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WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE
ZOE sALEmA handsome Wagon, built by Parker, has
Stable. Mercer street. a33ts c
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: : - y NNhU 10 T he LADIES.
MADAM B. LEVIN, late from Berlin bees 70 annource
VI her friends and ladies in general that she has lust
opened Millinery Establishment in this city ia Bowery
with extensive and magnificent OF all articles
line Her stock Of goods has been selected bv
herself with the utmost entirely and in point of
elegance richness and variety cannot be surpassed Madame
rvyN in fact feels confident that her establishment will be
found worthy of the patronage she soct. and an
early call. MADAME B. LEVIN
IN III Bowery.
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I::i Lambertsyille, N j. Tuesday, 9Th day of April
1917 all Of that valuable block Of Stone Buildings
on the corner of Coryel and franklin street Foundry. Ma
ehe shop Factory and three Houses the highest bidder
Phi phsdepha aud Nsw York also Delaware river New
Mules Also new rail road about to be built in said village
IN short no place ia the Union facilities for
transportation The village Is miles from Trenton 20 from
rhladelphia 50 from New York 30 from Easton Pa from
New bn;w,ck For further particulars apply the under
s'sa aeao on 81, ne premise premises j. p RICH.
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SACRED CONCERT--!sunday night, April sth, PIN.
- TEUXS Cafe Des Mile COLONIES Saloon 307 Broadway
To commence at half past o'clock al rrc