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ELEGANT Books for Prescnts--The subscriber has
~ now ON hand, and is every day receiving number OF
oeautiuiy bound books for Christmas. Among them are
The Poeuesi works OF Bryant, Byron, Milon Hcmans
Crabbc, Heber, Pollock, Rogers Campbell, Kirk White
Young, Colerdgc, Shelly, Keats and Howell. in dieren,
sizes and binding Also, number of splendid snnuals
prayer-books, and bibles Catholic and Protestant and
variety of beautiful books for children.
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN
Dec II Near "A street and Penn ayenus
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DOARDING-Five well-fumished rooms with board,
ID can be had at the house adjoining the residence OF Mr.
Clements, on Y street, between Sd and A streets.
nacI
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WORTHINGTON G. 8NETHEN.
attorney and COsuaseli0r-0!-L nsr,

WORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN.
.4ft0rnfg and Considerations,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
DRACTlSES in the Supreme Court Of the United States
and IN the several courts OF the District of Columbia,
and Prosecnies all claims against the United
States either before Congress the different departments
OF the government
A UGUsTUS FISCHER Attorney and Counsellor at
"A Law. Austin Travis county, Texas, will attend faith
fully and promptly any business connected with his pro
also attend any business in land Office such pro-
curing PATENTS erfectng titles, &c. Letters he paid
to procure attention.
EXPERIENCES.
Hon. J. p. Henderson, San Augustin
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon Memncan Hunt, Galveston.
j. ID. Groasbeck, Houston.
Dohonde & Groesbcck, New Orleans.
Jan. IL
II, ID. MOSELY. United states Attorney viii attend
vile.
Particular attention paid to the collection of claims
oiiace IN the court-house ~ Nashville. Tennessee
EREE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS National Daguerrean
tsaleTy and photographic Deros established in 1870
and awarded the gold and silver medals fo tirst pem
uns, and two highest hoaoTs, the Narioni the asa-
chusettS, the New York and the exhibitions
Tor the most splendid color Dagnerreoypes and best ap.
R<1r Hre~a's Rese.
2S Baltimore street, Baltimore. adjoining Campbcls
Jewellery store. r
Sycamore street, Petersburg Virginia
81 Broadway, New YosA
% Court street. Boston.
isS Chesnut street. PhAladelgfir-
l1u Main street. Cincinnati
Broadway, Saratoga SprinEs
PORTRAITS taken IA sny weather. exquisite style. Ap
iA,etas inssz'ac'iorEs and ali materials furnished
June 6-u
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To Member of Congrc.. aud .trangsr..

NOR RENTING good rooms the first floor, fur
nished, and also the house adjoining the subscriber ON
a. street, between Pennsylvania avenue and 9 street
Dee % JAS. WILLIAMS.
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pel,
VIM. J. Hyslop, David c. Golden,
K. H. M'Curdy, John G. Thatcher,
Fred. s. Winston, Rufus l.. Lord
2. w. Faber. William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Scdgwick, Isaac G. Pearson
Stacy Is. Collins, VIM. Barnwcl!,
John H. Smith, VIM. Nioo.e
Jos. B. Collins, Zebe,cc Cook.
Jas. ) Wnds@oiti, Jonathan Miller
n. w. Hubbell Fitz Green Halleck,
Gonvernenr NJ. Wilkins Robt Schuyler,
J. V. l.. Pruyn, Amos S. Perry.
Frederick Whittlescy, Joseph Tnckerman,
Chas. Ely, Gideon Hawiey,
John G. Crugcr, VIM J. Bunker
Walter Joy, One vacancy.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNY, Secretary.
MINruN Posr, NJ. d., Physician to the Company, 5o4
Broadway.
CHARLES DE SELDING, Washington d. c., agent
No. IL Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
WV. p. JOHNSTON NJ. D., Medical Examiner, corner OF
9TH and streets.
March lily
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NEW YORK AND LIVEHPOOL PACKETS
NHE popristors of the several lines of packets between
New York and Liverpool have arranged for their sail
ing from each port the l 9th, llt 10th, 2lst, and 10Th
OF every month; the ships succeed each other in the fol-
lowing order, viz
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JAMES PARRoTT, cIerE
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TfrE AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS MASuFAcl
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND s.
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LHOR RENT.-A story house, with basement, on AZ
between Pennsylvania and street. In
quire of. Williams, next door.
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ots from second hands a, soa III cash. The market, /,

lots from second hands at sea s2i cash The market
nearly bare Of Olive the few casks here are held st
81 s.. cash; end bSskets 81 80 mos Palm sells IN
lots a, "a cents; and OF Crude Sperm 300 bbs AZ The
Eastward changed hands ~ 81 g. cash Unbleached
Lard on commands - cents and Bleached 90. Inos
FlSH-Dry Cod are Ia moderate derna,.d and sale.
are making al 81 Ga as IS l0OO qBintals are sfost
Of Nsckere 200 bbls Msssachusets sold a. DO for No
l. 81 for No 2 and s. for No B. The stock Of Halifax No
In first hands Is light Salmon are dull Herring cen.
unoes scarce and wanted.
FRUiT-Sses have been made Of 1900 boxes Bunch
Raisins A. 81 IS, hf do IS cents. or do 20.
BEEsWAX-About 1000 lbs Southern and Western
Yellow have been sod Al y cenis cssh.
WHlSkf-Bbls are not plenty. and held 81 al cents.
Ds,ilers AK Q cents for Drudge.
SALT-A cargo Of Coarse Liverpool and another Of
Csdz sold on private terms.
sEEDS-some small sales of Clover are making At
sasi cents for new, snd small parcel Of Rough Flax
brought II ..
RICE-Ssles 300 Ierces NJ curren. rates The market
hss tendency to improvement.
PROVlslONSIn old Pork there Is but 4 moderate
business doing aud the market s nominsly $40 o and
II IS for rrme and Mess There various rumors Of
large transactions In new but could trace nothing
with certainty An Offer Of SIS made for large
parcel OF Mess Ia Lard only hesr Of 80 bbls inie
rior TO GILMAN at "a cents. Picked Meats firm
and hear Of sales Of Hams 200 70 90 terces at
cent? Export from lst 20 2}d Msrch-Beef l43l bills
Pork, 65il bills Lard 295 kegs
TEAS-Tbe sale to-day went off pretty well consd-
ing the undesirable qualities Of most Of the parcels The
catalogue was nearly al sold.
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NFw WAREHOUSE FOR
T K | N T S o " L 7
spring STYLES,

LEE, IUDsoN & LEE, s. CEDAR-sT.
Ofer Tor sale by the piece or package,
~" 500 CASES PRINTED CALlCOES- Comprising
eli the desirable styles large proportion Of which
Will be sold less Than manufacturers present prices
Printed sls Of prices are put into The hands of huyeis
N BIB y LEE late senior partr ~ IN he original Hm
of Lee and Brewster from Whch he retired Ia lgl5 bss
Joined ihe firm " Lee hudson and solicls the psOn
sge Of his old friends The business conducted under
the firm of LEE. JUDSON LEE.
February 1871 ~ uis
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mar0 Hleetinqs.

~ Tbirtecnth sFaTs.-kfs u e~ting n he Whirs
tiecior' q DE Three1gh WSrd held TUESDAY
ng be % irst - Sheriff o. 10 s-corisrce With lie re-
commen1A.i0n 81 the Gerera. Committee.
NATHANIEL J. BOYD. WILLIAM TYSON,
EDWARD COLLINS
elected Delegates 10 represent The Ward IN Couu-
" Convention and The follow ny ramed gentlemen were
eectec az the Ward NoninsiirF C1rrrnittee
sam Atkinson, / ". Lei r-1t. Joseph ~ fnan.
W. w. Lyon, ROyAl Orus5y, R0Jert PsuersOr
James M nson. Augustus Aofonf, John COOPER
Henry X. Frost, Andrew Graft, EOhL II. Johnson.
David Forbes.
JOHN CROMWELL, chsirnls
HENRY X. FEosT v-...t
". W. LY0S, Se~'e.ai4rs m-5ft
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u Motto. small profits and quick returns

u HOBO. small prohi- ana QUICK retnrn-.-
IS Hats be had FOR $ 50 A. MILLS well known Hat
establishment l75 Broadway Howard Hotel. Spring
style 'or 1917 ready for inspection and sale Gentle
earnestly solicited 10 call and examine Hose Hats
thoroughly the subscriber being confident hat he besnu
al proportions Of the Style together with the unpre
cedenied low price viii De appreciated by Discerning
public.
n B.-Jus introduced an entire style Of Cap called
The pocket Can mo- lwis'
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Eats.

- Sprinz style OF Hat---BIRD. coraer 4 Pie
ard Esssau-sts invites he attention q bis Customers and
the public, 10 he -iyle Of Has Tor sprirE.
lie solcts 4. exaIulcAt1a u he sane confident hal
The eiezsa proportions u he rev psrern vi. commend
their appreciation BIhD. corner Pine and
u27weoais- IETlks Nas.au-.tA
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JOHN BARLEY,


No f,B Rroaawsr corner of I. berfgs'
-EEPS CONSTANTLY 90 hant q complete assormeoi
N j. fne asd saperue goods Which he vii make up a.
the lowest market rfice FOR cssl approved credit VIZ
Fu-II.b Freuth sni America hfosdcofh., easIneres
and vr.tngs az al coofs snl qualities Also cotton and
linen dress shirts collars cIarais snd srad using STOCKS
sni general assortment % f.ney goods
III. WORK 81 made BY trsi-rsie wofkmen and Wa
rart-f t0 give emile .aI-fa-'i17. c-n.fnen fsTorne
hrl ith their orders rely hsvuF heir c0hing
got q p In Ire tss sty- sne prices he sans
opstv OF work can expected ~ any Other establish
ae,r p he yuon Orders fora an part NJ The country
win receive prompt si-nfoo snd ciohiog of~artet ~
The rnO.t SAFE ani eNpei.t0us routes.
R-Gsrflsneo furnishing heir cwu goods nay rely
on hsving them nl.de up .ye boz - BE- surpassed
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FOREIGN APPROPRIATIONS.

LIVERPOOL-Siip FiHlaHd-lo97 bids sheet iron. )
~ Shields & Co-s2 crates, 5 cks. II Wenkley-2 cks
anvis { Msrshall-2 do, 2 bbls e. Thorp-25
cases steel II Jessup-4 bxs Beal g. Cole chain ca.
bles Squre-22s9 bars iron, 80 bids do. Blocker
ron & CO.. cases books ROdewell-99i bars, 4G bds
ron, Plerson e. Co-52 crates 3 cks, w Hsmmersley
- cks E Csuldwell-l pref. pkg Mrs Richardson
333 sacks salt 70 doz mats 2i29 bars iron 20 bdls do
% crates, ? cks, 10 order.
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miscellaneous.
70 pAGuERRE1AN ARTISTS

10 UAID 2 Il X AA-s An -
TINE Advent requests the attention ~ artists 20
his preparation " BrOul NJ, now called . iics-gh j
orss viii certainly and qlickness N ai weait er ard
pictures taken with L have rich white lone. II can De
kad OF Geo Dexter, Albany o. c. Corey, Sprinshelt
Mss ard j. &. Dozne. Mnniresl -
JOHN ROACH, OPTICIANS.
- NASSAU II.
P.aies Cases Cheul-ss Ceaing Foxes. with fni glass
Jars cenented In M-rcuy Baths wiih graiuai@ se'- c
front Batteries, sc ul1 tu--
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%. Fashionable Hnf--srrfnE sr,Ie-w

~. Fashionable Haf--SpriuE styIe-wArsoS
10. "A Chaitar--t r-ady 10 supply h-r Gus
toners villa liis hrsgi1i slye % Hz snd hey invite
erirc& Inspection, particularly % heir Sk HAS fieuf
hey not Jed ~qgaled y any kas IN Brostvay
11i ofiL They offered > pr ess han Broad
way pricss-a 70 tie pockets u the pur-
chaser. fuer conss 10 attendance 70 az! h- briru
or form OF The LAT 70 u tss;e - tie
ns ifeois WATSON co. i5i Chaihs--st
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Generai Notices.

~" Aid 10 scOtlnnd.-The Committee Of Arrange
mtus Of the Concert held ils Tabernacle the g.h
inst Tor aid the HChsndc-s Of Scotland, viii hold =
meeting tomorrow evening Thursday, 1jh inst az hslt
past ocloek Al the house Of Mr. CWldEe 100 baynrG-
All hodins tckeis requested 10 cal and settle mp
viou. 10 RENTING he funds 10 heir destination Plncua
attendance IL sol.ced. By order Of
D. ROBERTSON, President
JAAts McPHERsoN. Secretary. MA 2iis-
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IE,. preminm CInss in Music.-THIs

~ Premium Class In Music.-THis Thursday
EVENING, March g al O'Clock the subscriber will Ope1
anew class IN The elements OF music and In sghisngne
an Broadway premium OF so vii, be swardedio the
best proficient the cod Of the provided the elias
should contain 50 members and Of II II should contain
ices thsn So First evening fee Tution Inclusive Of
books IS Tor gentlemen and s. 81 Tor ladies' payable In
advance. J. r. WARNER, Translator ofWe5er, etc etc
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CDR MILbI,x % 1s , n,,Iloo me !,

sIstonss conprlsing upward o. lo0 900 win
.ye Of Jswery, Silver and Plated Wsre and
lion az hs store, 20 b0wery, hs entire stock Of valuable
goods. commencing on Taesdsy the seth day Of March,
and will continue the sals enu the stock ID dispossd Of
Dealers and manufacturers invited 10 sttsnd,
opportunities will be offered. The sale will commence
with tho stones.
On The i5t1 day Of ApI he will Offer Of public sgclion
hls Cabinet Of Shells, Minerals Birds - yaluabs original
on Paintings, by old masters aso very large collection
u EDgrsyings BY celebrated masters also vsu able LOT
Of old Books from 100 800 years Old with number
o. arts Of Parliament passed 1851 In black letter nso
coecton Of Coins, Petffsenons, Antiquities, aud a
variety Of Gems aud Cgnosles, well worthy ue sltenon
u connOisseurs being the collection Of many
Catalogues can DO obtained he day before The Gale
NIL xi.
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~ Thirteenth Ward .-WHlGs, AHOY AZ 81
overl0Wng meeting u TIE Young fens Independent As
socisiion of Why's u The Thirteenth Wsrd called 10
order BY The Presideni 81 The Albany HOuEe Suf1ks
and the following revolutions were uas.imOusy ADOPTED
uh three tines three.
Fsiossd That we roulinste Prot JACOB NABY, A.
deman 20 be supported A. the ensuing election Adopted
Resolre3 That Il be published
By order Of GEORGE SMITH, Pres't
MrzwiS II. HALLaN. Vice Press
GsoFgF CU1WNa S-rTv
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FARM ron SALE VERY CHEAT.

An va IN 14kLL In
NnA VERY DELIGHTFULLY."- situated farm Of IS
acres on he Pa.ssc River aud Psisrson Railroad,
miles from Jersey Cly. To an Old cOoniyman this
farm would be paflcIafiy desrablelhs scenery bear
log strong slmiliiude 10 ha around Richmond on the
Thames There u hundreds u fruit nees, snd
sbout two ceres Of sfa~beffes, (which sst year pro
cueed sl0 d WAFER ~iin hsh pond, about
10 u Zoe ship timber, wharf on winch vessels
were formerly buL The river also supplies abundance
OF ssh especially sneli sHt skad, Ia the season WOOD
cock and rabbits p'enllfDL No lsnd can be superior
for early vegetables having southern slope AMI being
protected on te nOuh b. wCods Prcs e5,tG-cibD0
can remain mortgage. For farther psruealsfs snd
chart ez 0a Mr. Z. q. HOOKER, Clarendon saloon, ~
Broadway mo ~
Ga FOX -AIE-f50ro scres u excellent leni sitas-
- led In Vllgins. THIS property 10 we'll worm Ne a..
tenn0n Of emigranfs settlers ana capitalists II II
peculiarly adapted farming sod grazing, and 10 aso
gauabe on account OF ia iron aoc cOs nine. and s TIM
Der The whole psr will be sod a. very ow pfice
TitIe perfect Apply 70 VIM. n WOODAAr,
nzi2dss AuOrnsy, nc. ! WsFst
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no .UIP C0ANDLERs. Dea.er. IN Nsv.i 50

TTNU SHY tHA-FDE.E II 80 = -
L and Cafnpheue. soap Naker., &c-Ihc uni-fsiknri
having sficc-s-1 tie hi-r-s 81 he-srs Cuos- Al
ans sle Turpsnine DslIefs i prepzrei 20 ~ of1-fs
10 sry exteri flr Can phere Spfs Turperfn- r1ii Iu
peuin=. Pitrh Tar Rosln >oft flirh ifis ar arr
- Cos Tar and every description oi NaTa sigies ~ ne
fr.t Quality sni 90 fsvorsbe Terms
Wasug maize ~ srrauz-ruslg 9Th NJ Ih1- Cooke
la. of the above frr 70 suprnnl-ue ne mali-ci1rin
snd d.iiag department tf- unt-rsEn-d Tee ssfurca
a. III. art-s ~.rrct b. surpassed u eglsed ~ any
rlher nou.s IN he L niied SAFES JAS !. TAPsCDII,
s4ccrs.0I 10 Nyys. Acaln-' go e,'lts -
W. t.ka IN ,ooor.unllv 4 sdfressuE cd ff-rcs
ana -Q=.ous-r- 70 lea a NJ J. 7 Isfsc,i, p 1qn
Ne NOS cordially rc-uusus .neni Tor any afle ia ~.
p,. f-e,r sssur1 from Cur ,or- 'a1cr viii aim
a. ravlng 0rmers il car royl al1 - acl-s
BE- po..es.s. Of hls being s1- o. elf- sas -eAS9 20
a. WIZ my THOMAS COOKE
80 r. ADAMS
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NOTICE TO THOSE ghs wsni her Vines Prunet
MAZE. he for prlnlag before hr sao ssis
INTO De vine when hey ar pr-rei - ris se.son ny
-. - >, h-s - maze lhs vlIes - small grown
"a tsss The eat q ~ roots % re vice.
80 fe trses n al kinda LA-Fse ~ oct aFtens A1e
STEyS aRT-s C..rdeaer, N Cn-sise-st vAsrf orders
~il ~ attended - H. .
HTuTICR FOR MARCH-Dr.j >. Cl-AWsOS XII
N.Y. au.tyt.csl gly-c l1. ~ii o. IN atrn1arce ~
vfh ~ s.rk cease. generally a hl. o.
&C. a. Broaiwsy lanng Tssdsy Fffsy sas ssilfaAs'
~, 80 ssh and nh Of hsfr1- -.
Aaysce q AZ eases sra'ui,ous. E1 -
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q IrIsh Kmlgrnnt socleIy-Nellee !. !

~ Irish Emigrant SOcieIy-Nolice !. hereby
given hat he election Tor officers Of the Irish I'm
grau Society Of NewYork for the ensuing year vii be
held al The Office OF the Society p Sprucest the san
day Of Apr next between the hours Of II NJ ard P NJ
~ that day for the purpose Of choosing President three
Vice Presidents Treasurer two Secretaries and four
members Of the Executive Committee.
BY order. GREGORY DILLON, President
MlcHiI j O'CoNNoR, seereisres mis 2ous
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Boarding.

DOARD Up TOWN-01a or tao very desirable
~ sues of rooms (Dsri0rs ard bedrooms c9llfn1nel
tnr 90 tie p and 81 i)or. ~ very arge modern bulk
house Euev situated f.w fepa west cf Broadway IN
The Immediate vicinity c Grace Chgrcn io et un fnhed
10 two gentlemen ard t-ir wives, or family ~ grown
PERSONS. TIE hruse connirs hathing ro.ui. &c A.
Possess0a may De hal about The som or = " Apf
desired. address tov iiis POs Ohce. win real nsDe
Wlf lwis-
Ip0IRD-1 gentleman and al on Two sogle geui.e-
- en an be- accornfno laed " t hoard AID pleasant
rooms on Ne second or ri SORES e. y Wnie - near
Broadway No removal % lie Jet Of May. References
given and required NJ W.
DOAHD WANTED-for young lady Tn prvAe
Df.mily. iha west sife " MS city, below LaisnisL
Address n. H. Tribune ofcs. References exchanged.
ms 2t'
DOARDTN(:-rwo gel.emrn can b. -couimoisted
ID With third front room also two shEe rooms 81
e3 MDray-si opposite Colese place. nL1 %
DOolIS yRSrED-Reioyv Prari-st for three grown
IA persons CONSISTING NJ oce front room ant Two bed
ro0ns on one f1or Address Rooms Tribune Once,
stating location AID terms which must be modersle.
ni2n 5fseocf
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- nnol. nnh .hnc--ERFNcH SPRING sTYLE-

II HOOfs 1nG ~HOf--F
Toe subscriber Informs the public hai he has uo~ reacy
for sse Boot. Of The French fashion, Whch ar ceca
Is OF more elegant sr han those OF last years style
Al prices ranging from :. ~ 10 80 Boots Ac ace 20
order on biz celebrated pso Of taxing drawing 81 toe
feet and keepng pair lass Tor eaee cus.o ei ~
easy when fr.i put ~hen hall worn out II m.ses
difference bow many CONS or tanous mere uaf e W
he feet handsome yet easy viii Be guzfantV-d arc
the hooIs warranted 10 vel. Persons having one
pair ma 20 measure 10 r@uAn regular cusioi-fs
frst rate assortment u al kinds o. Gser B0O patent
leather and calf Sunfsrs. Shoes, Oxori Tres, - &c
constantly On hand
r. 8. Boys yoaihs and infants Boots and shoes
MS lm9laW. JOIN l. WATKINS. III fali0l-sL
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NOON, CLINTON HALL. Goa. EEEKNAN And NASSAU SIS.
- - 600 Volumes, sixty Reviews snd Magazines
American ant Or-gn-Clerks' initiation Zee 81 hall
yearly dues 81 Merchants. ana Others yearly sgbserP-
lion IS {. l. EVERlTT
rn9s iwiss Pres Mer. Lib. Association.
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BONNgT-.-rhs sab.er.

SSEAPOLITAS BO~SET-.-Ths sobscri.
f3 bers respectfully call M 81 enon q dealers and
80 mii.Bers a. heir present style - Sszpohtsnsl
VI when superior n any hitherto fi4cOfseidfed
bg th~m They ere also manufacturing rev stye called
h Go.samer Sh nOwsrs Of I- naiSfs 70 cores
pond indeed exe1fsely beautiful ard We feel
cOrf1eut that Ees posns sbd Gostsuisfs ~ he the
m 1t shOnahle bOnnets this 81 he demon
fr.oa rsde hos Early IN their favor By ns rJst fashion
sbls I'D 60 Of our city and elsewhere
PATTIsOS NOE co.
Pasntses sn1 r8nuisc tsrers u the SesSotsn Bonnet
= Dsancy-st nesr ne BJEery. m22 imis.
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NEW sPRTNG CARPETINGS.

NEW SPRING CARPETINGS.
FETEzsos. ~ aPHEEY sosi,
10 ~ Pcsrii'rsrf, fHe1r AildlfSnrl
TJAVE RECEIVED. By lsis sHiys.s fforl Europe e
age 40 rch gssoraen u he folio eing ch1irc Car
peungs . 4.
ssrouT Velvet and Tapestry Csfpsls patterns s,1 fe
sys suseiy nex-neTer before offered 10 MS co11irT
srf 6 frsnst Brussels Csrpefa
Rich Ply, new sh2elnzs d.
Double s8pef super sal -rtra tie CO.
D.r1ask ROYAL TuilTd and ? aiB Venetian
WHO'S S11tes. fs5ls AM Piano Covers.
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frora % a f-sl vide log-f@s WLs arge lot q Cheap
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CARPETS

KET,ILED Al 4soLEsALR PRfCEs
THE VERY BE.r double sup. Carysts for - good al
Wooi Cssp-is 81. OIL C0ihs old sn1 hard from 10 "a
feet wide 10 100 best c1ay. Every arier m ne
ALDRIcH, BARsTow co.
40 Pearl New N0rk being exenslveiy -ngaRei IN nc
usnufarturs ald importation q Csrpets, kuTs Duksei'
Will eel them for cash a retail 81 her extensive
Warehouse 80 PeartsL low any manufacturer o.
IN Porter ca 81 te cgsiy Of ROods % no Lniiec
Slaes. great variety Of anrnn goods Always IN sore
very low.
M-rchsrts snt he plbc gensfsi are invited &c eE
sr1i@ our st0rs which unsurpassed 10 extent 4lall y
.3s AMI variety d psIefls slt 81 % prices han any
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Mmk,t,n.. Oartt.lIu rtpell.d %, Th. TliLuns

WEDNESDAY. March -.
ASHES--The market Is without much animation, but
steady We note sales 100 bbls Pots at s7 Pearls
% aud quiet Export, from lat 10 23d Mareh-Pots
57i bbs; Pearls. none
C0TTON-There has been bat few bales sold day
andt impossible 10 give any idea OF how tho market
will open. Holders are very firm and disinclined to
submit TO reduction. while buyers equally nditer
rent about purchasing.
Export Of Cotton from ne Port Of Mo York commencing
Isl September 1916
To Gree, Britain. Sc 300 Other places 772l
SIsSee;. go cog Total. $3.50
Noflh OF Europe l3O3s
fYw from Ae Ports Of ne United Stats commencing lst
September 1916.