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T.. q I'll. LEHMA1ER,

.
EU.AVING received large assortment OF
ELI Spring q Summer Goods,
which are selected with the greatest care in the
New York and Boston Markets, they call the
attention Of the public Of Edge6eld District, 10
the extremely low prices for which they are
selling them at.
They have on hand every s,yle of GOODS
connected with the trade, and usually kept IN
a large
ViZ.--3.a q 4, Sc, "a brown and bleached
SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS,
The latest style of Calcoes. Ginghams, Or.
CANDIES. and Muslin Ginghams,
An extensive stock OF WHITE GOODS,
Silk Stawls and Manrels, Gimps, Gloves,
and Miits,
Parasos, Sunshades. Umbrellas,
Every description Of Bonnets, Flowers and
Ribbons,
:FrencI, Drap dEte, Wellington Cord, AL.
.paca.
While and brown Linsey and Check,
A large assortment Of Panama, Leghorn,
and Palmetto HATS,
And splendid article Of Damask Table
Cloth.
Ready.maGe Clothing,
SHOES and BOOTS.
Farinis superior Cologne. fancy Soaps, she'll
and horn Combs, &c. &c.
They have always on hand. a few Of those
splendid rosewood PIANOS Of the celebrated
of Messrs. :St"dart g. Dunham
which they can afford to sell Is per cent lower
than any other establishment.
may 19 I'm II
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selves to BE taken, until their leader was
completely disabled and another of the
number severely, and the :hird slightly
wounded. 81
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asa Sarcasm on a S SolicitoT.-Lord Thurlow
often treated the bar with great rudeness,
and his demeanor TO the other branch of
the profession sometimes awakened recoI-
lections of Jeffreys. A solicitor once had
10, prove asdeath before him, and being
told upon every statement he made, Sir,
that is no proof at last exclaimed, much
vexed. my Lord. it isvery hard that you
will not believe me; knew him well to
his last hour; l saw him dead in his coffin,
nv. Lord. he was my CLIENT Chancellor
--.Good God, Sir! Why did you not
tell me that before? l should have no,
have doubted the fact one moment, for
think nothing can be so likely to kill
man as 10 have you for an Attorney" Z"
- This jest, which was proba-
bly, thought inuocuous by the author of it.
is said 10 have destroyed the reputation
and the business of the unfortunate vic.
tim.
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5, Arioal Of Meehanics.-The New York
True Sun says that among the recent ar.
rivals are 600 carpenters, Within the
last year over 200 lailors are known 10
have landed from England alone to say
nothing of those who reached New York
from Germany. The number Of osllers
and drivers of stages and carriages, thrown
out of employment 10 Great Britain and
,ou the continent, by reason Of the Rail
Roads, is enormous; the number cannot
be less than 5000. A large portion of the
corps of whips will find their way to The
United States. The immense number oe
stone masons and stone cutters in Gerna
nv, and all along the Rhine, is very great.
.For.years they have been employed a, 25
TO 80 cents (good wages in Europe) on
the public works-building up Ehern-
brighlstein, NJ ons and olher Notifications
Alf,his is now stopped, and of the thou
sands ofistone workers who are out Of
employ, "a large number are preparing to
embark for the United States. @2a
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Proposals of Sir Jokn Ross to reach The
North Pole.-The following is an extract
ef a letter from Capt. Sir JohnHRoss, r.

l,T0E0SQfS oJ StT Jp6h RUSS ~ 'euS'I 6se
North Poie.-The following is an extract
of a letter from Capt Sir JohnHRoss. r.
N, 10 Capt. w. H. Smy.h, R. NJ,
ssP President of the Royal Astronomical So
slyga fcietyf: 9Sf sa4a
sssss .Sir:. beg leave 10 submit The follow.
& sing plan anG proposal TO- the President aud
SIS Council of The Royal Astronomical So
SO ciety, for their consideration. The mea-
,fSa. surement of an arc OF the meridian has
yssa been long grea, desiderarum, and the
apGs failure Of every attempt that has been
sa made al SpitzbeTgeu Tor this desirable
: y object. as we'll as Of the asempt made 10
reach, the North Pole. has been because
eSsa the summer has been selected for that
sEs ~ purpose, whereas the spring should have
Tg,ls been ibe season chosen. NAMELY, the
asss months of April and May for both servi-
sfassc ces, bu which could not be pui in execu
s;5s ation by The means hitherto adopted.
1t have now to Inform the Presiden, and
8 Council Of the Royal Astronomical So
Z. ciety that have submitted plan 10 the
aa-a3tsA Admiralty for carrying into execution
ffs these double and desirable objects. by
SO win,erius at Spi'zbergen. and employing
8 my officers and crew uncer tbe direction
- o. the talented sou Oh tlfe eeeeurdeeu IFo-
q fessor Schumacher, whom have engaged
for this purpose; while, at ,he proper
season il is my intention TO attempt to
reach the North Pole on sledges drawn
+ by Swedish horses, being Modification
of,he plan proposed by Mr.. Scoreshy, aud
- Of which that highly talented and well
informed individual has given his unqual-
lied appreciation. And, from the years
experience have had in Sweden in lba,
mode Of travelling, can safely assert
90 that there is no other officer in The navy
that possesses those advantages so neces.
sary TO complete success 10 greater de-
gree, and for this purpose | make this
statement in The hope that, when duly
considered by the President and Council
oflbe Royal Astronomical Society, they
4 will be pleased 10 signify to me their opin.
ion on the importance Of the objects III
~ question, aud such recommendation for
its being put into execution as they may
thiak fit"
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NECRIIITING SERVICE,

This Table shows the amount Of pay ,okieh en-.
listed soldiers. according. 10 lieir; respective
grades, are entitled to rseeire tor; their SER
viees. ~ .:.aa .:....-.s..
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Ro0ks !! Books! Books

sa4s..a. ,..ss 4 If 1s
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o'clock, p. NJ from his late residence, 1875 Orange
street. D
On Tuesday morning the 30th instant after long and
age.
His friends and the friends of the family respectful
y invited TO attend his funeral without further invitation
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock from his late
dence. SO Reade street.
On the 30th instant Mr. EDMUND MAHANy, in the Gath
Of his sge native Of the city Of Cork Ireland but
for the last thirty years resident of this city.
His friends acquaintances and those of his family
in general respectfully IL ved to attend the funeral
from his residence, No. es Oliver street. on (Thursday)
April LIST. at half past o'clock, P. NJ. a
In Boston, suddenly, on Monday the 2oth instant Mrs.
ELiz.nErH MOORE, mother Of Mrs Mary E. Hewett, OF
lkis city.
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PHnApELdurA, March 30. 1917.


The steamer Scorpion appears to be a fixture at
our navy yard. Yesterday was fixed for her salt
ing, but some defect still exists in the
cutoff of her engine, and so much steam is
wasted when working, that she makes but little
Roadway. She was tried on Sunday, when this
defect was apparent that her sailing was de
layed, and notice of the tact sent to Washington.
She now waits orders from the department as 10
what shall be done
The bark John Welsh, Captain Ames, which
cleared last week, with full freight Of bread
s,uffs, purchased with the donations of our citi-
zcns, was thrown u pom her beam ends during the
recent gale, and having 10 cut away her masls in
order to prevent her gong on the Brandywine
shoals she is now returning to port for repairs
The western telegraph is now in operating or
der all the way TO Pirsburg II would be ioru-
nate at the present crisis in affairs, If the
could be said OF the southern and eastern. Tho
anxiety TO have some definite information from
the RIO Grande, and 10 learn the result of the at
tack upon Vera Cruz, is Becoming intense, and
every variety OF Tumors afioat here and at
Washington. IL is TO be hoped that the mail to-
night will bring satisfactory intelligence OF the
triumph Of our arms.
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRsr Board, March S0-Si0O0 U Loan, o. 90 dv4s
60 Grard Bank Ill It's Vcksburg do 10; 200 do do iV
1900 Treasury Notes, So, loo't i4co Lehish os
$50
h,rrn sALx.-lso vich.burg Bank io. 200 schuyi-
kill Navigation Co o. 50; ID, 100 Lehigh os %
sEcorp BoARp-36OO " Treasury Notes 80, IoI'
30 Canal Is; 80 do do lak 1000 Lcsh
6s ST. lO2k; 900 Vicksburg loh 400 cir"a PIE ~
lik; 400 Bank ~; 400 County os, 80 So 'o'
Arm sALrs-so u Bank AZ II 900 state os ~ II
400 do 7ok; so 0irard Bank l1t 90 shares Son'y'A"
Bank g. 100 do STATE ~ 7ok
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BALTIMORE, March 80, 1877,

BALTIMORE March 80, 1877.
The Storm and the Maiis-Reported Surrender of
Vera Cruz and the Castle-Stdrtiing Rmmors-
The Ship France on Shore-Van Ambwgh-Ths
Markets, &c.
The great storm of Friday and Saturday last
seems to have extended South and West, as well
as North and East, as the mails. of late. from eve-
ny quarter, are sadly deranged. Last night MOTH
ing was received south OF Wilmington, N. c., and
nothing west Of Cumberland The teegraphs
also PROSTATE, with the exception of the line
from Washington to this city.
BY telegraph from Washington information was
received, announcing that distinguished officer
of the army had announce in public that the Sc
cretary of State had received letter from Gen.
Campbell, Consul of the Onted States ut Ha-
vana,. informing him that the Castle Of g. Juan
de Ulua and the city of Vera Cruz had surren-
dered to the first summons oil Gen. Scott and
Com. Perry. 1t was added that no one in Wash
ington doubted the intelligence, and that by the
Government 1t was not entirely unexpected.
Previous to the receipt Of this announcement ru-
mors were in circulation that the Mexicans had
deserted Vera Cruz, first blowing up the Castle
and again that the steamer Mississippi had been
lost with all on board, neither OF which were be-
lieved The Union will probably have something
authentic on the subject
The ship France, of Bath, Me-, which sailed
from this port on Friday last for London, was
driven ashore by the violence of the gale on Swan
Point The steamers Patapsco ana Relief have
gone to her assistance. she has four feet of water
IN her hold, and fears entertained that she has
blged She has on board s, 900 barrels f flour,
and 5000 bushels of corn
Van Amburgh makes his grand entry 10 Balti-
more to day, joining that branch of his establish
ment which has been wlntering here. He will
exhibit in spacious canopy on Pratt street, SO
long as good audiences shall attend and then start
on his western tour His carriages are NEST
splcndidly painted and refittcd.
Thu MARKETS On Saturday there sale Of 800
bbs How ard street -four at So l? deliverable and pay
able in the latter part of April. Yesterday there
purchasers at So, but buyers asking So l2 and
sees have taken place. There active inquiry for
City Mills -four, and some sales have oeen made at 80
l2X For susquehanDa Flour SO Ia offered, but holders
ask So lax. No Maryland wheat at market. We note
sales Of several parcels OF red at 49, Sales
Of Mary land white at 10 10 cents and OF yellow a.
81 o SO cents There 470 head Of beef csttls
offered at the scales, of which 60 driven TO Phila
delpha 81 remain unsod, and the balance, 376 head,
purchased by packers and butchers, at 81 s7sS3
S7H per 100 lbs on the hoof Sales Of live hogs
king at SO SOaS1-most, however, at 50 70.
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amount II Is supposed that the contributions from the
banks will pay the interest, and redeem the stock is
sue and proposed to be issued at the time stated in the
preceding table.
Although the bank fund stock belonging to the canal
fund could not be exchanged for money without some
sacrifice, and therefore considered unavailable vet for
certain purposes can be used withou,
loss to h' canal fund.- or dstrment the fund to which
applied or ths object to which 1t is appropriated
For instance s6 $50 SO OF this stock embracing that
pornon which Is made payable in 1887 and aer may be
used to pay the general fund tho sum due to from the
canal fund OF tho close Of the year ending soh Sep
TENDER last This transfer will answer all the purpoIss
of'he general fund.- and make $l66ss os of the stock In
question available to the canal fund at par.
The annexed statement exhibits the imports and ex.
ports OF Michigan city, for the past four seasons:
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Died..

suddenly on the soih instant. NICHOLAS Row., in the
osd yeor OF his sge Of the county of Wexford Ireland
iorg resident Of this city
HIS friends and those Of his sons, wism aud Nicholas
gre respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral from the
houi9 OF hs son. rs Mulberry street, on this Wednes
dsY) afternoon, at SO O'Clock.
"a the 3Olh instant short and severe lpsss janice
o. FINS, IN the o5th year OF his age
' iends and acquaintances rcspec, fully invited
TO auend bis funeral from his late residence rs Oliver
stfeat, this afternoon at half past oelocE.
On TUESDAY afternoon, 3cth instant OF consun ption
fssofnioK HAvsrs. eyed 81 years
Hs friends and those Of his late Father Robert
u r9dt together with the officers and members of Ma
,n ,.sS 40 90 Of g. are respectfully inv
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Married.

On Monday, 29lh March, in st. Johns Church. Brook.
Ign, by the Rev Il, NJ. Johnson, Rector, EpwANp Mac
oREooR, M. ID to Miss ANNA SOPHIA JurTIKo, only
daughter of the late II Jutng Of the Island Of Cura.
Goa, w. l.
On the both Instant, by the Right Rev. Dr. Llsnthal,
MT Mosnis LsHnAIsR to Miss RosALIE SsLreMAs, botn
Of this city.
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NJ WISE
OPTICLAN, FROM GERMANY
M OST respectfully informs the citizens Of New York and
A the public in general that he has located himself in
this city, at
No 437 BROADWAY,
Where be found large aud complete assortment Ct
sPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES,
- - IN aoLD SILVER Sci FRAMES.
MI w. would also remind the public to whom he is
italy known by his annual visits Saratoga Springs Tor the
years that By his knowledge of the Optical science
no Is enable 10 determine the Glasses suitable for
Persons with weak supplied with glasses which
will greatly benefit and strain the right.
Fart cn,r attention called style OF Perspective
Ground Glass OF the fnsst flint whth through their high
polish and true ground produce the and have
eye for preserving aud improving the sight in continued writ
ing and reading
sho sighted and such have been operated
upon for Cataract, can also bs suited
u He Inserts Now Glasses of superior quality, in old
frames and solic the OF all articles
vi Will warrant ali Sseetac!es puchased FROM
snis the sight for i've exchasge them wthou,
charge. n3l lmsr
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n28 2wr

QUILL PENS
Il Z Subscriber would call the att enon of the public 10
Il; his superior Quill Pens, made entirely with the peu
knife By long practice he has the
greatest possible perfection suting every kind of writing
at the same time they by far any metallic pen in
elasticity and case They carefully up boxes
each so that they can be shipped any Of the
y,wnhout risk oil damaging the points. For sale by
mhi9 lmeIh TRENKAMP, No. 90 William It.
pOP!SH CONFESSION AND PRIEsTCRAFT expo
sed "A lecture on the uuchrstan Of females
IN the CONVERSATIONAL by Popsh Priests And Isl modu ct
hnis SINE damno solye eoh@ SIT locus ct tempus iacns
nee srsInito votem" Will be delivered at half o'clock,
INC Iabernacle on Wednesday evening, March 3st, by
tae Hex r late Monk Of La fnpps and VIM
wil be illustrated BY sad catalogue quo.
from eter Dens Latin bishop Hughes
ard published with the original Latin ono side and the En-
ecture-price Is cents. 49, " "
Ladies positively prohibited from coming to this lee
ture; also, YOUTHS Admi'tarce Is cents mac 6srr
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AUOYIuR xoNICRr.
eWLLLIAM Q. Mel AUoHLIN, Aucnonser.

IET foSS IS5 sAfE 81 NIT
siIy;1h sSS TsisS %sI. Fancy Gcoa. '"
store no y, Bowery, his snt,e stock Of valuable goods.
eon,,na. s on ue,sy the 3o1h day Of March, and will
and attend as rsre opportunities
WIZ DC Offered The sale will with the stones
as 4D Ia he M S ,l 1s
Gli rantinss by old also very large collection Of
Old Books 100 to 800 Year. Old viii g"mbsr Of
set oil rsflisment, passed 1911 black etes; also rare
Of Gems and Curos we'll woshy the attention of con-
nolsseur being the collection OF many years Catalogue,
can be ooslned the day before the sale n3 All ssr
SALE OF FINE OH MtDEIsa AND SHERRY
IT. NJ. HoFsMAN EWIlS S !, &c ..l, on MONDAY Ami,
~ ,aS O'clock No s,vessy tieet The Heman S,n
suck a S Of Mr. s ~ P Pay ng sSp,i;'Sy
30 dozen fine old sec vintsge 1929 and isls imported
20 d,zsn Madsirasent India in 1885, received in New
.. York il isss-vintage 1891
7 s:::s N'ss''' 'ss''' So ss"' % is
hPps'iss ssd T.: ssa
ioie gallons, IN aon'iOhns, vintage ssi-mpOrtsd 1913
s $Ss:s Pale !; Sherry, g rs 1 IS
Sas A An Sherry vintage 1922 and 1880
butts holden Golden Brown md Gold Sherry vintage is2i
80 dozen L. r Teneriffe Wine, Imported 1924 i'''
AALIa' Quantity Of old Rum Brandy, Gin aud whi,key.
aSGve stock OF O,d VINES has oeen reserved BY NJ
70 paroe-the purchasers will Judge
No Vices will be offered except those belonging to the
stock Of Mr.. N Pau!ding.
CatsIogues are row ,sadv. ms0 7issr
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This shows large increase from 1913 to 1885, of both
imports and exports ard indicates high degree Of pros
perity 10 the fine region Of country Of which Michigan
city is the outlet
The quantity of wheat end -four In store, at Mich
gan City, the 9sd December last 1877 900 bushels
OF the former, and 600 bbls Of the latter.
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), w. BROWN. Auctr neer
ENLEGANT CABINET FuHNiTURk-J w. Bows
will sell ut auction, Wednesday March sis l0K
o'clock, at the Of Joseph Hayton 28 Broadway
upder tho American Museum the eute stock Of elegant
cabinet and heusshold Furniture comprising mahogany
spring seat French French aud other chairs; sofas
OF various otomans dvans elegant bureaus
with mshogany and marble French bedeads
es and bookcases wardrobes marble aod other wash
stands marble aud side table card dining
quartette and work hair and pail
great variety OF other articles in tho llne This being
worthy the attention Of hose about purchasing furniture
Every facility will be afforded for packing and shipping
TIE rms, cash, city money. m29 3tsr
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TO TIKI
LATEST MON EkT.


The wires are still out Of order, consequently
we have no advces by the lightning line.
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SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.

land 'r " ~ " 1851"
Whoever will give such Information as may lead TO the
recovery OF the above described shall be entitled
ceve the above reward, proportonate thereof
any portion OF the notes so recovered lost upon
very and conviction of the offender If stolen.
For further infoImatlon apply
JR. WHITING, Esq, 81 Wall st.
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TAX.
IA OPE MAKERS and other descriptions Of Tar Of fine
~ quality, for sale, in lots TO suit puIchs.srs, by
j. TAPsCGTT.
Successor 10 Cooke Adams.
mso Nre South street.
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CARRIAGES.

HE subscriber offers for sale excellent assortment of
rood Csrragcs all new styles warranted equal in qua.
y 70 thing In this Market and will be sold at
prices JAMES BREWSTER,
mis- im're rs and AZ Canal street.
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AN0THkR LECTURE BY REV. j. r. BURKE, d. d
NEW YORK, March %. lsi1-Rev. J. r. Burke ID u
~ Dear Sir-The undsrsiened highly peaed apd edited
with ectue on Tns Ri hts and Wrongs Of Ireland
delivered at Jsbernscle the evening Of the h in
san respectfully desire favor Fri ends
and the public with another discourse
The oil of freedom in the Old World-its Rise and
Proere,s IN the New such time aad place may be most
convenient to you
Enreptly qualified you are to do the subj ct full Tvs.
uce the pndeisrsd earnestly hope that you will
q their wi.hes aud in anticipation Of rich
eatertainment they have the hsnsr subscribe
themselves, With great esteem
fopr Trends and humble servants,
George Z: Dekay, solomon Kipp,
Thomas Kelly, Bernard Rice
John n Khinelsnder, George " Anderson,
Richard u Compton, Abraham Brown,
James Moore Charles Webb
Sherman btownell James Kelly,
WI Hoyt NJ q. Leonard,
can't II striker, John J. v. Westervelt,
hickle, John Gesry,
Theodore Martine, John Eooie,
jonathan Dodge, NJ. d. Liv. Livingston.
- NEW YoRK March %, l8t7.
Gentlemen-Deepy impressed with sense Of the honor
you have done and inability the subj
have proposed s cheered by accept your
invitation with pleasure, and shall do develope
the theme have what evening and in what
pace you may choose am iemen: yours trnlv;
10 a. Micke Garrett n sryker Esqs. and others, the
members Of the Commtee
In Of the object contemplated ia the
the bro, dwsy has
aud the lecture will be delivered Monday evening
h8oclock precisely BY srSer of the COMMITTEE.
W3' 2tr VIM Fl HOVT. Secretary.
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TO STRANGERS
CHRISIIES GALHANIC AND MI GHETTO
CXR.aTIYES

In ALL CASES OF kHEUMATIsM AND NERVOUS
S %S. .1 s"sy
articles ais hs n sa
acc sa'af a.s.
Ts Dff1Iss, as .sS aPSpsI
81 s,l:s n;s'f s
n S;sE acT;a Issr
rs.peetfully cautioned. m3i lwsr
DIAMoND POINTED GOLD PENs-si IS ONLY
a.d Pens d tI;SR .'sfs 'sns s' man..
I'm wa seh 'o 81 which this beat and cheape: pen in
ehs$$:. ssS.s 5s't %Gs.
Sssss ass large:
Bosdns sso Nothing BUT M' Frsa aes
:.s1 !. .,s s S"1 Of Mines ys. 90
seSJ for q. D'ri: e
received very school Paris where she taught taught
III Ss the Ladies who
T sssS ne .'a The IN
viii be attended than ever me N"S'n department
nal spoG24 STR NKw Yonx. March. 1917.
AITk4o HaSsIs NEM
fS r h .ssi d;
CONAN IN wsich s contained the concluding inc dents ia
s. tfs s, %;s At
son splendid enas"ss Beside, Il esn,. ana
,s Of new. sres
To- and s and
g W.ass';H Boston. FoT'.Is BY GEO bsxTGs
I OOK our for YANKEE DOODLEs GHOsT.n
~ AnotheI :" new humerou, paper" by hi, title will be
i.E'i YANKEE ' 6osj Eh s ss.
Lsos out for he ~ pr 100 sHP G e copy
Ed'FF. ,p p,siIs.'F' Nsw .,is.g md
JUST PUBLIsHED-PRICE6 Ga GENTS.
A E EHHGTH sTsH FA INK "
fnB poor Of r. ireland BY the Right Rev JoMS
Ne" f'' ws,iia.6y IlSssisS's'
IN PRhss AND WILL Sc PUBLTsHED BY
WILLAMS, BROTHERS,,
IN GE E1c'fStE Es.'''
PLANTER OF THE Il 1 is1E OF FRANCE
A.Ao, of. Dian. j H.ssS& Fan,
SsgT *: i. sSS /; S2s;:s.ss. .. its gifted
The Tire. s.'s'ns .e e.ai Monte me- s;:
.nc,. F 80: HOPKINSON.
c u Si sSs State.
i9%ss S 1si: a f Tx Il i' city
~, Once, No li3 souh Sixth 1t, below Walnut ,t
.. s -, .o,1. m2I 2wiseod 7tWsrh
MAYA 81 ORES general asson rn.n, - -,
suit purchasers, by JAS n 1'ApsSeih rlT 10" 70
Successor TO Cook and Adams SO south street
m30 3trc
NEW TEAS, OLD JAVA COFFEE.
GROCERlES, &C., At Wholesale and Retail i q
~ FOWLER Is daily receiving from Auction eboie,
new Green and Black Teas, Java and other Coees While
and Brown Sugars and family Groceries OF ell knds rs,r
he i offering at ANAL advance the wnoesae prices
Families aud dealers from the country would do well IN
call snd eramns the aboys stock Of goods before
ms stores Nos 800 and te Greenwich and Vesey
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