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tr Proclamafion by tae GessSnor ef sks Ssets sssSn4sa si'4 Sf .arkansss
 xETHEREAS. it hos been made known lp me. " ilsal oa sks iltk day of Dstesseer laSt, moat fopl and atrceioas laSFdsr was c0mmittud tn the esatfy cf 1hxArkisa san the A0dS' sf Isaac N Reg gett, by John Sheiloa and Jamss Harvey SiWsss w6e have aed from justice and are now raaaiag al large, tfi4
 Now, therefore. |. Thonsas s. Drew, Goyera,s of tho State of Arkansss eyvrthe eF the aatiossay ia me vested do hereby oGsra Fe&ar. of -Four haadrca lelssx totfwo hundred deilsF1 for either of theat to any person who may apprehead the saia Johh Shelton ant James Harvey Sims and dtsises them Co the Sheriff of said county sf 0uachita tn order that justice in this behalf nay he had and exeea- ted ttss s&
 Ia testimony wheseeEs I have hsseanto set my
 hand sMh cansssl, tho seat oT said State IL,al so be affixed, at Little Rock, on the 9lh
 day or March. 4. D.. lstz.
 TtiOs. $, DREW. By the Governors DAvtp R.sGakxn.
 & Seertsa,y q siais. DssCaIPrIoN--"JoAA Shelton ls between 4s and 60 years of age, thin yisage red eomriexion rather stopped shoulders and abonf six feet high-fosmer. Iy resident cf Fsyetfs county. Tenn.
 ..Sims is about 5T or 2s years of age, six Eert sotnr inches high, black eyes. quite forward. and very much disposed to qaarFei-a iawyes hy proies- sion. fe ,d ef conversation, and quite forward in every thing Af9
 March ie, isl7. n2e---sws.
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WAREHousiNG CERriricATEs.--The col lec,or of New Yosk has issued notice thai arrangements at the registry office are now compi-ie for granting certificates of deposit of goods in the government warehouses, ae- corJing e the fifth section of the warehouse ing law. They may be made the basis of a sale of the goods before the duties are paid and the goods released ar they may be used in the nature of a security, as a means Of ob.ainiag ersllt ehe ceEiiiieale wiil state ihe d0tiahie value of Inc goods aceorsIing io the official Sprfaisement < pian similar to this Isas lang beea h opess.oa is loadon, and has been of grea. advantage, as by il goods change owners many times before they arc taken out of boad for consumption.
 The Washington correspondents of the Philadelphia inquirer wri,es--<sThe Presi- dent says he will not cali an extra session under any circumstances. if Congress fail te make the appropriations. he respeHsihiii- ty will be with, them. 4 bill is in prepara- ion by the finance committee to amend the sub-ireasury, so as to allow the secretary to transfer funds in any foun-and authorizing mint ceTii6cates.n
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PRINTS ONLY. SPRING STYLES---lS47. LEE X DREw sTER,
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CEDAR STREET. N. YORK. TDEC: leave 10 inform Dealers ia Dry Goods. that D they have, received. and are nos exhihisiFg. at THE WAREHOUSE EXCLUSIVELY tSr Printed cslicois,
 S1D x1DW 0NSMSe
 Comprising all fke
 NSw spring styles, Of B,iszh, French anA Amesieas kissaizsisss; which, in ADDITION so their usu@i stock. sesdess their sssastmeni ons sf ihs mast beaaisfsB and af trseiise ia the eiiys sad have Jsa sesa pusehsssd for
 Are offered by the piece os ps<kAxe ogsbe saHse fsrms. at and below mxauisesafefz prices. Catalogues sf prices teosssetea daiiyl ass plsced ia the hands of bnyess. 4 Purchasers wili inform themselves of the state of the market and be wei repaid for sn exsnItnzi}os. even if tsey do npt purchase. L & B have peculiar advantages ios execa1ieg orders ios pfints, which are respectfully saiieslsd
 LEE k TYPEWRITER,
 4a CsdW sk, zs ~1f-iY.
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A SINGULAR LlFE PRgsERvER-The fol- lowing singular circumstances we copy from ''Scotps Recollections of Naval Life" 4 marine, who had just joined ihe ship, and who Was unacquainled wita the excellent qualities of flhe dog. endeavored while bath ing to entice him from his station into the water. The noble animal paid no attention to his invitation One of the crew told the marine tliat If he swan out O. the sail, and would call out as if in distress, and suit the action to the word, Mir. Boatswain would certainly obey his summons. The marine took the hut, got out of the sail, and began to enact the part of drowning man 10 per- lection. The dog instantly sprung into the wafer, with his ears erect, his eyes flashing fire from intense anxiety; away he swan for the soldier, who, on the approach of his canine friead, began to have some msgv- ing as to the wisdom of his proceedings. He now became alarmed lest the dog should se.ze him, which maneuvre Boatswain ap- peared resolved to execnle His fears l.- creased with the dogs endeavors to effect his purpose; and finally he roared out most lusiily for help from h.s shipmates. The louder the poor fellow sung out, the more determined was the sagacious brnte to seize hin, and hc very soon accomplished his purpose. grasping him firmly hy the hair al the back of the neck, and twisting his face towards the heavens, brought him alongside, amidst the convulsive roars of laughter of the whole ships company and the piteous cries of the jolly marine. Boatswain would not resign his hold til ,he frightened man was assisted np the side; the bite of rope being then placed overheard for his consluc- tor, he placed his fore legs in it up to his shoulders, and, holding himself stily out
 was hauled up, and calmly resumed hi. watch as if nothing had happened.
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anything 6f tiie Assdrsa zisif twenty hen, Ieamsters, that had leis Santa Fe for the Ssaics last November, and eneamped on the Allan sas, with only ten days supply of provision, They were seen by the lasi comPapy which came in, . few days ago. Probably nearly the whole Of them haze peTishsd. Nine men were frozen to death at Cow Creek. who were in advance of all the companies that started in this winter. ies 9
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SrRoNG CrRiosiTr.--A few nights since, well-dressed person knocked at a door in Duane street, and ob,ained lig..: 10 look after something he said he had lost on the sidewalk. Several passengers, one after an- other, as they came along, offered 10 assist him in the search, and asked him what he was looking for He evaded reply, and eonjecturing Il was something valuable, the people loitered round to see it found. Aner an hours search, the man exclaimed that he had got il! i..t.,es6,ss.ss.. $
 sWhat is it ,' cried several in breath
 "It's cemin said .he man, lii,ie ashAm- ed; q didn'tcare anything abou, it, but ranted 10 see ,cdere ihe darned thing ren, io,n A
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FIfoa he Iadiqna Ssnlinei. ],
MIR. VAN BUREN AND THE WAR,


 The Tamnany SociSs b( New York cell ebrated the anpiyersaay of tie eighth of Jan- .earysY ia splendid ssy,e, tt Tassmaay Hasl Nearly two pages of Ihe New York Globe are. occupied with the details, We have space only to copy .hsgfollowing letter from Mr. Van Burea, who had been invited lo ate tend. Tho sentiments which he expresses regarding the war are just such is might have been anticipated. He speaks .ts words of true patriot: AAa n0T gAass
 fLlNDENwALp, Jana, 1S47
 GeatiemtH v h would afford me much pleasure To avail myself of your polite invi- tation for the 8th instans. and I deeply regret my inability to do so. The occasion which you propose to cotnrnemoraie does indeed deserve, as you. jnssiy assume, to be held in perpetual and grateful rememhrallce by the American people, as we'll on account of the imperishable fame which il conferred upon their arms, as of the celebrity which it gave to an illustrious citizen, whose subsequent. civil career has been as useful io his coaaisy as his military was glorious. E so steadily continuing to do honor to those services, and to the memory of him who performed them, the Tammany Society do no more than lus- tice 10 their own character for virtue and pa- ,riosisfhs Ybur aliusion tr ties war with Mexico $ ia the same Pairioiics spieit, and deserving of equal eommeush,ion--sle path of dpty in regard to il is tdn plain to beainis- taken. Whatever differences of opinion may have existed in regard to a portion of the causes which have led to it's commencement there can be none in respect to the duty of every good citizen to give il, fully sanction ed as it's existence has been, by the consti- tnted authorities of the country, an earnest, undisgnised, and vigorous support,
 l am, gendemen,
 Very respectfully,
 ..-...- aud truly yours, .,... .--. NJ. VAN BUREN.
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IaROCE.AMATION

By the Goreraor of the S'ate of .1rkaasas "HEREAs, it has been made known to me W that, ihe eass '.ay ol February, in The Cohniy of St Francis. certain Hugh Casfeei coal- mitted most atroc.oas murder upon tbe body oi James A Whitsett;
 Now. therefore, l. THoN4s S. DREw. Governor of the State of Arkansas bs virtue of fe authori. iy in vested by law, ie hereby oier reward of two hna.nd dollars to aay person who may appre- hend the said Hugh Steel. and deliver him to the Sheriff cf said Coauty of St Francis, in oraer that justice ia this behalf may bc had and executed. In testimony whereof have heFeuato set my
 hand. aud caused the seal of sad State to SL. be affixed, at Little Rock, on the lst day of
 March. A. D. I5l7.
 THo's S. DREW. By the Governor:
 DAVID B. GREsh, Secretary of State.
 DEscntPrIoN--..Said Casscel is about five feet seven or eight inches hlgh, weighs about one hun dred and thirty five pounds has light hair and blue eyes. and small scar under one eye'
 March 3, ls47. sJ-3w
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS French and English China,
 Glass and EarlhenMa are.

Richard E HasiIsDd. Nc s2 Msin'len s,aae, above Pearl. ta3. f. Frere S CankIin, zl Pearl street, corner Cosnties Slip.
 S& F. w.iietis, IF Water st.
 Henry W lIaydock k Co, Il John st.
 simeoa D Skiilin. lol Water s, 6 doors below Wai st.
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SPRINGS. ARK.

HUl SPRINGS, ARK. VNHE subscribers have been making. a, this 1 place, for the coming season, variety of i'm proyements bat particularly to better enable iBva- Ids aat those who ssif Cor recreation, to obtain the uIl aFs beaefit of the tub amt va-or bath. Ii is useless to say any thing 10 inyalhts in praise of the virtues of these wAtefs. for hoae decide to to them. amidst tllnsa secltalkd bat romaDtic. mountains, i'll one Of the Moasasd have told them of their sudden and pestnaaent rescae from suffer ing and death Eg84 tNssgTu Here nature calls from fortunes frown,
 Her children ef disease,---
 Aad bids them throw their erntches down, And go wliere'er they please. She feels no palse, nof asks eompIsiot, A To set the price of cure:
 But, free to all. without restraint,
 She gives her waters pure.
 She gently sooths the sufferers pains,
 Nor uses lance nor pill
 She needs ao clerk to count the grains,
 No over-doses kill.
 Let those whose crooked forms defy
 The power of man to care;
 Who, every day, with agony
 De.more than death endaIe;-- Whose eyes. though dragged with opiaai
 Are closed. not--pight nor night: Death daily nocks, but will moi come,
 Though oil ic. him they pray! Le, such come here. fos here alone,
 Exists the power to save s liefe tottssisg forms. but sisia and bone. Are rescued from the grave. sea
 HALE & WILLIAMS. Hei Springs, Feb. q, lsas. zt-3m eJ-The Nashville Union, New Orleans picayun.i and St. Louis Union, ssii copy three moashs, by weekly insertions, and forward accounts to j. C Hale. I, M-. at Hot Springs, for collection.
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PRENEZ GARDE,-TAkE CARE.

We warn our democratic friend of the Burlington Seniineln to beware bow he speaks too, freely sof the privAeged hody which sits. n the north wing of the Capitol. He speaks of 'sthe most traitorous, disgrace ful, and eowardIy proposition" of Mr. Ciiley io wilhdlaw all our troops to the east side of the Rio Grande We warn our friend in Vermont to take care of ssuttering such pub lie libeis against the character of the Senate of the United Sta,es," tor although he may duly appreciate -AIe high honor of loling upon the privileged sofas nf lhe Senate, and therefore cares ssnoi cherry stone," (as Dean Swiil 'says,) for being excluded from the privilege of a seal, yet he mast recollecl that the Senate has, upon lhe same principle, (if principle tcan bc callesl,l the privilege ol varying the punishment. They may stretch a long arm to seize and strike him. They have an officer, ycleped the SergeaRi-al- Arms, and who Is a very excellent msn, and a very conscientious officer, who, even agains; his own taste, will be compelled io obey the behesls of his superiors. They may send him offto Burlington, to arrest the editor of the Sentinel, and bring him to Washington, fot he purpose of punistiDg hun. We have suffered 50 mnch from the persecution of this dignilied and privileged body, that we do not wish any other editor to Fall under their han. We therefore advise hlm ta ''crook the pliaut hinges of the knee J and how ID due obedience to the majesty al lhe Senate Rashingtoa Unioa.
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Headquarters, Saa Lais Pofosi.
 January 26, lSi7.

Efsa Reii.f Eaad.--The New York eOrrespch. dent the Charleston Courier of the 2sih allmo.. writes - fH
 The subscription for the relief of the Irish go- ing on iiberay, and at IF to-day the committee had collected over $i0. 1000. The largest subscription was mad. by Mr. James Wadsworth, of Genesee county, who gave lOo1 bushels of corn. equal 10 Sl0o0. Messrs, Grinneli, Miaturn & Co. have, however, as house, done still better than this. Each member has given &5aO and the house for wa,ds the corn given by Mr. Wardwo,th free of freight, equal 10 $500. 4 considerable amount has gone forward privately in adfsoH 10 the above ami New York wili prsYe to Great Britain. that If the Almighty dollar bolis strong sway over the hearts Of the Yankees there Is still little room Iet fof the voice of distress to be heard.'' es
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Lost! E.spsa!!

A LARGE seal Ring beiwesa ny ofgiee sAsi D. A Tapes apotheeary shop. The ria& is vsia- hle to nc person bat myself,
 March }. 1871 zs--
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Last Notice.

A IL persons indebted 10 IL N Aldg;eh, either A by note or account. gre requested to make pay ment by the lst April, er they wiu hsd their dues in the hands Of an officer Cor eolis efion
 C. C. l.. .Ffsf sffAfEsS, assignee ef
 II. N. ALnRtea NJ arch ia n26--tw
 [Gazetie and Democrat copy
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Tobacco, Wines, &c. 1s . BOXES Tobaeco. l Z, cask Port wise
 do Malaga sio-.
 do hiadeira do.. z tio tanners otl. M ass 2 do Zaate esrraats, as So sacks coarse salt A 3 Received and for sale. by x Feb. 2. iss7. .i~
 Isloaghs. PiOusIls!! 60 HALLS impsosed Reaesck piosghs. Ue) T hsd. browp Sugar,
 kegs Dnpont's kawdef. Received aad tor sale. by
 WA. E. WATT Feb 10. fst7. 2a-
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xrxpoaTHRs AND wHozEsALz

DEALERS IN DRUGS, PAINTS, oiIs, DYEsTuFFsAN0 CHEMICALS.
 iiaViland, Reese k Co, 80 Maiden Lane.
 Boyd k Paul, No | Liberty street. near Maiden Lane.
 Haskell < Merrick. No 10 Goll street, (tire doors ilom Maiden Lsne,) Also agents for several manufacturers of Chemicals, Heaaon's Jujube Paste, etc.
 HoaaIey. Pbel4,s k Co, Importers and Wholesale Dealers 1T Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Dye StuiFs. Paints and Oils. Il2 Water st.
 Olcott, MeKesson h Co, l27 Maiden Lane, New York.
 Lawrence X Reese. f2I Maiden Lane.
 II ii Schieiielin E Co, THI ah'l fo6 JohD st.
 Wm Burger, 20 and 5 Cortlsndt st.
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Ghsessssc LSsssss NrI

ChDesMsC L1sssst ScrtR. .f11l ACRES Laax serie, se hs iAlssA cut <tT of any ef the Public Lsakis lns ths States af AskAnazs. sisssiszygi. hsaiasenss asls by WM. V. WAIT Liuls Rsek. Fsb. IS. iss7. sa-
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Manufacturers ct every De- scriptiOn Of straw BOnFsets, ana Dealers in Panama,
 LegfaOrn and Palm

Is3aAd k Meitea. III F~asi, corner Ptne st John Henderson k Co. i76 Pearl st. Saroni & Archer, ial Water st.
 Wm F Whiting k Co t22 Pearl st.
 Edward Bridge k Co, lss Pearl and sa Beaver stfeefs.
 Mann. swil, X e. ss Cedar street. opposite Post Office.
 UgshOeesMae kDeMsers Sm FMr,
 Nilk ssssh WUOs AfMfa Mssst
 NfF9ac aroests 0f ssu kS1e<ls,
 Caps of eres'g ssesessilsf iess. gsssGt k< Haribast. lss Water q.
 Dsapes. Ctssk X Co. Commission Merchants and Dealers is Bomn<ts. Palm Leai, Leghosm. Panama. Far. silk, Brush aad Wool Hats. c4ps. elc. etc. No si ksasaa st. cpposiie the post elfce. RiAAosss, SsrasU Goods, .frfi-
 Rciwi ki0srers, Arr.
 JoAa Hendersea & Co. i76 Pvah si.
 wm E Whiting Co, isa pcarsi. UsA0FesMie Dealer iM Pafms
 LeHF sad &srasc 6Oorss.
 Geo Bridge. luz Pearl ss s Ans sperfer of lare goods, .Niffs, 1.fOres, AEoSjerg, Cr1rafs, A'r. 4 Underwood. l2a Pearl q. EDsl ls0rsers, RzatsssSGefWrers q Dealers iss hssi<rg, sssslsess-
 Slers, gfOres, eracMfs, scas.fs,
 caps, ell silks, stocks, linens, Af.. AG.
 Ch4rles B Hatch, No s7 William st Stone & 6reaces, igs William ana 66 Jolls streets.
 David Hsrriek. 72 Maiden Lang and I.ibest [, street. aeas William. . Importer and NIamu fac cturer Ol G;emllensrSi's nzssl Ladies Fur, 1 EHSNN1G&x Goods Gee z& tzs peAsi q.
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Flour, s;l.e~~e, &s.

HEUH1fs NtffNHEV e&tt s1n BBI.S. Saperaae Flour. s1NJ.i ig boxes Cheese.
 sDa lbs. Cotton YxsA.
 5see lbs Aat, scssad. and sa,safe eAs Ises. sH0 ies. hefse shoe iron. WaEron and Diaggy boxes. Dog Irons. Received pess s. Alert, asa fex sale V . Ney s.-stS NM B. WAIT,
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Tine Philadelphia Spiri, ef Inc Times, and Daily ksysfoae have united. The edi- torlal department will be conducted by Col. JoHS $, Dr SoItE, Col. THcS, B. FLORENCE, |, and Gro. K. HAzEwgLI, Esq.
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35aIkl SgjNwkgaE&. EA BBl.S. Ohio sapes6ps Flour OtJ ! dc American Brandy,
 eask best winter Sperm Qft 10 half boxes bunch Raisins
 ehesf impesiAi Tea:
 box double fefBed Loaf Sugar box soit sbeil Almonds; ss east Flows. with points exfTa,
 sub soil Ptow.
 2 dozen Earden Hoes;
 | do tfanspizatiag Tromels;
 do Garden Rakrs;
 bundle naa rods,
 f.l, q. and ineh boop iron;
 1. Fl. ], !. I. Il. and n inch round irpa !. l. ii, li. and 2 inch square iron; T90 lbs hoTse sbce isoa; ig pieces stab iIon. lSa Diaiaoad. and other pss,s azoakis, 55 pieces assofted bassd ifoD, $500 lbs escorted bar iran;
 bansiies spring steries 10 bags drop aad bsek shot; 1900 lbs easfings, Received aad fcS sale by VIM B. WAIT. January f6. tsfT. fs-
 Cotton sscesls r10 BAGS rssssassss sar==ic< Cpstpa Seed, ss 0 saised and feE sale, by December fs. is&s. ftM
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MasVg KtbEs 1877. l, R ING GOODS

AsVW YUNe 1877. R NC GOODS.
 s7ss fIsssss ia tx tSty ei Nrw Yark, insisr ~ fiss V eF Asysss te the e4ssEsiye and vasied a<sasi 2&& ~ xsnekSMiln wtiek siaey nfe prepared te ezappIs sse dasaaaa fs iha eemins spsiag trade. and respectfully sepsesent 10 she ScRsheFn and Wes- tern merehants tiat tsss hrlisies they pcssess in sazkspe t& 6slefg md beee elsshte ghesn to compett EilA shr otheF nsAsst aagi l the sauae fime to olas te the rcaalry meFrAsMis tAa usunl N dusemetiis e us to snake 1AejF purchases eqh1lly asosasae ln every asees respes,, s..----.s ss.hss. sas a.Asgs.ss. = sun ana Fansy Alfred Etwas.ls & Co T9a Pearl strees.
 Clatk, Work k Ca. ies pea,l ss
 BSwsM MA aacSEmsrs td tNssfiam stEvrt, corner gf HesFers i. ChesehreugA. stearns | Co. s7 Nassaa s.res,. opposite Post 0l6n<.
 Clgfk, soutkwustA k Tstlea, os Ns..aa and ;, Cedar streets. cPResite Post 0ahea
 Caieton. FFothiagham & Co, wasbingiea states, Nos ta1 and l29 William nt.
 q Petit & Co No l2s Pearl st
 Dihhlee, ItichaEsissn & Cea it2 Feed q. In.psrssrs, n~alsrs as.a seAAsr. sr stupvs ana
 ENney ary Goods.
 CWkJ r Moore & Co. Nc 2as Peaa sl. west side, doors above Maiden Lane.
 Pcrkins. Hgaeks X White. No tS9 Pearl sa Grant N BaFten. Goods Eor Indians zs lR iIsiam street
 Jonas CoakIing k Co. lsa Pearl st.
 W,m N Isu1nmis 8t Co. l6I Pearl sf.
 TweeAy, Menltoh \ Piimpson, No ss Broad si. Doremas Nixon, No 3sNassaa street opposite Post oiIies. Staple apd House Furnishing Dry Goods
 E& Russing. III aud il3 William st. Malcolm & t;aaI. No i15 PeArt s:.
 knst. Dean \ wyies, IS and IT. William st. Washington sfssFes.
 AS G < If Brown. isI Pearl street. corner oi Cedar
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E1fA Bnf.s Csaeiannai Ale keeesye8 Der \ ,l eXV sArkshsas Mail.; and fsx, ssie by sM N$ssa NtsA ~ @f~4W4 BF WAIT
 Hafc4 fG. itts.s sfsa -s--- HT--ff
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(.lval.s, 6'ss.Isa.sra. .kr.

Cloths. Css-issseFs. sEc.
 Wilson G Hunt & Co. sa William street, corner Maiden Lane, Importers and Johbers ih French, German, Belgian and English ciuths Cassmefes, Vestings, and Goods adapted to iaeu' wear, also, Dealers in American Cloths, Cassiarres, and Pau. tsseoaeries. together with faiIers trimmings ef all kiM.is. a fS Winston s Co, 70 Cedar st, Importers sod Iohbers ot English. French and tserinaa Cloths Csssinerrs Vesiass. and Goods ataplea ie men < wear. Taiiosa' trimmings ia great variety. ManuGsesarrr< esad dealers in Boots and shoes. AR A c Tsask. i2a Maiden Lane.
 Wa Saith BIcwu, successor of kitnball and Brown, No f49 Watei street. near Maiden Lane. GranRis k Patten, 96 Maiden Lane, aear Peasi street
 JH Ransom & Co. s6 Pearist
 W N Newell x Co. No l22 Water st.
 Calvin " Howe, l3t Maiden Lane.
 Samuel Daniels & Co. i7I Pead st. Importers and de afers in Hardware anss Guns. Wolfe sS Bishop. s7 Maiden Lane, corner Gold street.
 A W Spies K Co, sl Maiden Lane
 Van Wagenea X Racker, i12 Greenwich. eoraer Dey.
 DeRtnisioaa x DisbFow, No s3 Pearl street, op. posisc Pearl Street Hoase, siga of the Paddock. A | Robbins f33 Pearl st.
 Edwin itant. p Plait street, cofeer of Gold, agent for Hants' Douglas Axes an,l Tools.
 Wolfe & Gillespie ls3 Pearl st. A |. Haly,ed x Son. piat g. Cheap for cash only.
 Importers er sasiaIsry aud Coach Hardware. John Van Nest. itt Pearl sa
 Abraham E Van Nest. 2z2 Pearl street. opposite Piatt.
 W Bnck, Extensive manufacturer and i,npor- ter, 209 Pearl st. ] Smith, Wright k Co, l2s Maiden Lane JRI2OaJg935 AND 03AlE2S lS1 s5l3sIeSS AND ENGLISH DRUGS, CHEMtcALs
 ESSENTIAL OILS. sGe.
 Johnson, More X Taylor, si Matlen Laae,