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with sisusl success. There are now Elk German Us
triets Upward Of sixty Mission Circuits and siaons ~
which are employed about seventy nve Gernian
AZ e. no asye he n iu-tfgmentil j. tpINtl.n- =.
tween four and hve thousand Germans. SLo &C - ~,
mostly worthy members OF the " Z C-1t1n . =,
ooethird Of this number arc said 70 hsFe oe-onsoi
the Catholic Church upto The ume OF tAs.I SoL =
Tbers Il slsoa Semi Foreign hisson en- DIsc-s -
sabbath schools IS Superintendent, - Isa-1si' III
upward Of 2200 Scholars .4t- .LoNF
Nost Of he Indian Missions are included ~ ilu - =
church south Those Which remain with the -etL
brsocb of the Church are mostly scattered aOns sle
North western frontier, and among them are BIZ -
,ions ard Circuiis-one 200 miles in circumierehee-
Inc swedish Misson IS SAID 10 BE- IN prosper o -
condition Il Ia located the Hudson RIVER 10 -
lower part Of the City. and il designed mainly Ior &c
benefit Of Swedish sailors There 4 betnei ND1i0
and sabbath School connected with the Mission
The Report was adopted and ordered printel- -
Rev NJ SEAsER Of the Gsnesee Coni;rehe. Sls4eo
Resolution in favor Of prosecuting foFesh =
aud made very animated speech N ssppGIt % - -
showing the immense felis which arc a"ahss suo
appearance Of the Missionary ia Pagan Arca sno Cu-7
In IpG8el France-snd ,rsnscendcntai GERMANY l.
Eoergctc and earnest speeches were s!so naue =
Rev D. ID LOAF Of Philadelphia, recently apPoiIlel
Missionary 70 south America and EpwARo CoADEhoI'
lea Of London ,r--, ,,,,
When the speaking was over hoeTsi 0ohu'o1'O1
was tsken 10 10 aid Of the Missionary cause.
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Floating Docks.

The Commission appointed by the Secretary oil
the Navy to select place for the construction Of
sosting docks AZ the several stations Of Pensacola
PHILADELPHIA and Portsmouth, is now in this City
We understand they have visited Boston and
Portsmouth since they were last here IN iurther'
snce Of the purpose Of their appointment.
The reputation which the individuals composing
this Commission enjoy for great practical skill large
scientific requirements, and integrity guarantees
the selection Of the best model for the construction
Of the specified kind Of a dock.
The law Of Congress limits the choice Of the com
mission to some kind Of a Floating Deck. 1t pre-
cludes stone docks Nor is this exclusion indie
fensible for when it is recollected what vast sums
of money have been ioolishlyi if not erim'aGlly,
wasted upon stone docks hitherto it cannot seem
surprising that Congress should refuse to make ap
propnaton for the erection Of more espsc'aiy since
mature experience has demonstrated that the float
ing docks, Of so much less original cost and Of SO
much easier repair. answer all the same purposes
as the stone.
The Commissioners, we learn, have been most
assiduous in the collection OF facts upon which to
predicate their judgment and there can beno doubt
their opinion will have due weight upon the action
Of the Secretary in the premises
The Commission is composed Of Commodores
Turner and Downes, Col. Gadsden Of s. C., Mr..
Baldwin Civil Engineer, and Mr. Pook. Naval
Constructor
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Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. May Is, ls47
The American Sunday School Union held its
twenty third anniversary lsst evening In Musical Fund
Hall before an immense audience. Addresses were de-
Hvered By Rev. Drs DURsIS G oDDAAD, MALooN and
ADAMS (the latter OF NewYork)
The weather is perfectly charming.
Flour held at s. 30 to-day for fair brands but there
are no sales All the Wheat that be picked up is
readily taken at So Corn held at 81 10 TO 81 l2i, The
entire market Is waiting the private letters from Eu
rope.
SALKs OF srooKs-Frst Board-3i Mechs Bk got
100 Morris Canal cash 90 $500 State 5s, s9 Iot So
County Sc s., s7l 10 Girard. III 5000 U 6s, o.
1914 Farm & Mechs Bk, 81 $500 City %, 20 los
10 Ches Del Canal. 8 100 Morris Canal, Do ~ lUU
do Sd. 20 50 Union Canal f9I $500 Treas Notes 100
500 Lehigh Coal Scrip 81 S-gc7 % state % 20
s265 81 state Sc 70 s2l2 10 DO 76 5000 Read o. %
b5wn, ~ $1,000 do, b5. ~ 10 Pennington .g 81
90 state 5s IS. 7ff; 20 Camd & Amb, 90 9 Ches x
Del Canal 50 loo Pennington b5. - $1,000 state os
b. 76i 900 Morris Canal s. 20; 200 do, pt $4,000
Read 6. 80, s5 7li 100 Vcks5u.g, ia; Trenton
II. 81.
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From Mexico,

In La Patria of the 9th we find the following ex:
tract from the Reppbiicano Of April 20, which we
translate
The inhabitants of the village OF Apeta,tlsn in the
territory of Tasca have provided for the army OF the
East iorty.two bushels OF beans and twelve of wheat
-four that being the quota of that village and sent il to
the camp. The population which hardly amounts to a
thousand souls by this act has proof OF patriotism
and we do not doub, that the more numerous popula
tons like those Of Chsniempan, Huamantla Tasco and
the Capital Of the Territory will initiate at once and
doing go viii be worthy Of the gratitude of the country
Tho inhabitants OF Mstsmoros mot the town on the
Rio Grande) have also shown themselves to be good
patriots They already forming squadron and bat
alton, which will be under tho orders of Gen. Santa
Auns and they have sent some aid to the army On the
li,h there sent 500 lbs of toopo 5000 lbs of
dried beef and two boxes Of lint and bandsses other
articles were also being so, ready
In the State Of Puebls, they also RENTED from Aea
Ian to Cerro Gordo, the sh and 9th l6i cattle 36i
head OF sheep and goas 1850 barrels Of oiopo "a bar
rels OF biscuit Of beef and seventy two bushels OF
beans We do no, doubt that all these proofs OF pari
otlsm viii be multiplied to render defence more
powerful. 1t IL Of little importance that the enemy
takes towns Il in every Mexican he meets with an
irreconciable enemy
ArocHA-The Republican, Of April 10. con.
oiades article in relation TO this individual in
the following terms.
o. Good God Save our Country Enlighten our su.
thorses and give them energy and open the eyes and
strengthen the mind Of every Mexican We have no
nesps Of salvation but war Peace and iufsmy now
signify the same thing for Mexico-fcr il would be
peace dictated by enemies. The unhsppy Mexico
would not DO contracting par;y-she could merely
concur in the conditions she would subscribe. Mexi
cans whatever was the result of Cerro oordo lst os'
10 Tia Ne,A 4m1ioass AVID GeaA the YaHkses b. on,
scRo /"
This the RqHblsoaRo copies from pure Almoni
ist' journal and then adds the following:
Let this be may the attempts OF the knsvish Csb
net Of Washington 70 accomplish by corruption The
death Of our country will DO COMPOUNDED by the ineon
sestbe patriotism Of the yrtuou republican now at the
front OF the desnies OF Mexico and OF all Mexican eit
zens Senator Benton and every Commissioner whC
may come to propose peace win 30 back to the UneC
States 10 announce ths, Mexico thinks oa nothing bu
war that her revsrses excite her energy instead Of
weaking her and tina: the war, whose continuance /.
death to them upon our part will no, As foi
Acchs the Government ought not TO permit sgents Of
this class to cot foot Mexican soil In any character.
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siarA.n....c9sf.ily reported for In. rrsw.

Htufkefs, ..stDDalsb fepoTSd Jof Inc i'oN'~
TUESDAY,, NJ
AsHES-The market is steady at - for Poa and
30 for Pearls with ssles $50 bbls PoIs and about %
bbls Pesrls The demand tor Pots Is good
COrrON-Thers have been saes Of this ptels
since the arrival OF the Britannia snd we cannot ssy
how the market 10 likely TO open. decline BY this
had been generally looked for and holders had
no doubt anticipated the event urgen, desire
Is manifested TO cell at any reduction from previous
rates We think likely that tho business for the neat
IS days will DO limited, belief exists that the money
market In England would meet with immediate reliei
upon Information Of the fact that Exchange ON London
had advanced here 10 81 y cent and the inaaspce Of
this state OF things would be favorable on the price Of
Produce and particularly Cotton. We notice thstnear
y all the published extracts quote Cotton BY the Britain
MIA I'd to ID lower than II oy the Caledonia Ihss
error, the decline is only Id to I'd In evidence Of
which would remark that on the 18th April ran
Upsnds In Liverpool were quoted ct I'd but between
that date and the 10th Aprthe day the Caledonia sal
ed-a decline OF Id took place, reducing the price u
Fair Upsnds" to g. which the quotation by The
Caledonia On the 0th April the quotation tor ibis grace
was Gid and on that day the brokers circulars were
made up and the price established. The mass Oh TIE
merchants circulars by the,Brtannia well a. Wlnef
* Smiths Times dated Sd May retain the nzures Of the
previous Friday, and continue quote air Uplands
6id without adding the Id advance which took place on
the Let May, and which was fully maintained on the 80
May. We have been favored with tho following IS the
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On the r7,b ma. Mrs HfELoTTE 5. vile 81 NJ
r. e. sfnirn and n zee an ssoPed csGznts4 o. MA =
sethbricge, sgse - yers- ,,s-s.-..
attend her fuueral tbs "wednesday Aiternson Al bali
pas, O'clock frcr, Der ats residence No 20 Lexns
too -svsnue corner II Twcaty tourth-sl
Happy are the dead Nuo de a the Lord
On Nondsv l7th inst Er5. FRANCES GAlCkS, eyed
32yesrs.
her friend, and relatives and brother Thomas Dat.
and brothers n.!A AndIsv OCo1net snd Thomas Hol-
NhAn are respectfully inrsed % s:ssri her funeral with
out glher hri.stlou fOm Der reads Nc -
Wh<hsls to-day, wednescsy, le.t, sti o'clock p. NJ
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A CREvAssE.-A breach in the levee CT avery
character took place about o'clock yesterday
Ayers immediately opposite CsnAst such was the
violence OF the water tAt frame house WAS upset and
others were much damaged. Several persons were Re
ported % have been drowned AZ dark last evening the
breach was about hundred feet wide and the
were rushing through with great fury. Tee bail Of an
Old steamer was procured AMI sea:ted Immediately
sbreast OF the crevasse which iPeded the oW CT va
ter somewhat bai the banks were evidently wesrins
away, and the appearances we're alarming
n o. Pic. May 3.
AZ man named BeetheRger killed Mr.. W.
Craig on the wharf In Cincinnati or the 18th INST
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Business Notices.

NtLLSONS HlsIUAlNAL sENAfs's
~ MARS II. NEWMAN Co. pablish the following
valusble books American History BY Marcus Wilson.
An Juvenile American History, loo pages
History Of the L. ;. for Schools, $50 psgss
American History, octave, 672 pages.
Chart Of American History. rollers
The following from the Poaghkeepse journal Esge,
Of Nav 5 1871 Is ilst tribute to The merits Of 1hese
Histories
w,,,sox's Ht.rostcAL Es-rhsss valuable pro
aYrtiep. eorsisrng OF Juvenile History, History Of bs
Unlt>d states American History snda Oasi. 9i
History VIII readily CONNER 80 reisbe sed
permanent he great monuments OF smeISsLL ~. 49,
and In erasng hose slse intcpnons N1Sn , -
m,led the youug tourist In bis lsuds0le sueups :,
famladxe hmsefwiih the soIy Of ouriame' wese "V'~
will confer lasting benefit upon our country 49,, l..
The author, unwilling TO take anyhmg on uust, 20
pp.hed hi. INQUIRIES INTO every explored shd BneNpoTed
region; has drawn his facts from origins sou,sss 80
in which he differs from bis contemporaries,
is stated in some OF our text COOKS MAJ me nss s
discovered by the Cabois New Foundsnd that uhe
Csbots sailed In f9i OF 80 that hey olscoveten 81
lha llh others cay the liih OF June as Ne 500
survivors sailed down he MISSISSIPPI ana oneey -
Cuba that the Cherokees belong 10 ne Mehisn fanny
that Port Roval The Oldest Christian settlement &c
nis surprising fsct that these Histories cofrec, more
than Two nd ed and My found In text books no
IN daily use Ia cur schools and II Is mster OF grave IN
oury whether teachers not 10 ars
the farther progress Of error. -. -, ,..,,. ,hs
locses Of places not found on ordinary maps Is
bic IMPROVEMENT TIE learner viii lose all interest In
place or an event connected with place, OF which he
knows not even the locality
Wilson's History for Schools has a'so received IN
ouali6ed recommendation Of John Griscom, Lii ofNsw
Jersey Joshus Bslss Of Boston. Charles Bartlett o.
Poughkeepsie and other Influential and excelen''esches
lis also the text book 10 history 10 the public schools Of
new York City, Brooklyn, Newark, Albany, Rochester
/ Buffalo, Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
TIE merritt, Of the u History ably set forth II
pamphlet accompanying report nsde by Mr. Wilson
stlhe request o; the y. Jersey Teachers Association
Pamphlets can be had gratis, by Supplying to the Pub
lshers, MARK II. NEWMAN 4 Co l99 Broadway
mytq ltnkltW New.Yors.
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KEsrUcSr.-GaRsErt DUNCAN u Louisville Is
the Whis candidate for Congress In the With Dis
trict, last represented BY Hon. VIM. 2. Thonl
asson, who declined another term. On the frst
ballot he received not one vote out Of 100; James
II. Bullock having 81, r. ID. Hobbs ~, }. w. Bs-
shaw %, and the balance being divided among six
others On the eighteenth ballot MIR. Duncan was
nominated. The District gave Clay zoe majority
IN "a. and ThOmasson 5l3 in as
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r. ADVERTISEMENTS will DO found in the Sup
pemept under the following heads
Miscellaneous, Farms for Sale,
Medicines, Public COnyeyances.

STEAMBOAT DIsAsTERs-A Telegraphc Dispatch
from Pittsburgh says the steamboat New Hampshire has
been blown up al Little Rock Arkansas, and is lives
lost
The steamers Salads and Dominion have been wreck
ed the Upper Mississippi Boats total loss cArgOes
saved in a damaged condition. Partly insured
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On the nth inst at u La<ss Church' ty Rev. DR..
Forbes. CHARLES 4 4tsiis 70 ANNA L caasntss
Of Col William T. Msscr, Il uvca-
In Gerv Chautsuque Co o. the ID inst. ey Rev. Nf.
sweetIsnj Mr. IsAliH COBB and Mss NANCY Sin
CLAIR. all Of Gerry.
on the lar AZ Borksnton Eew-Jersey, By Rev. John
A S,t,,s NJ IFBBrUs AYERS 10 ELLEN Angus
IA. Sauyater of Cts, wysT, Esq and granddaughter
q. Mrs. Margaret VsA-isisne-
Al New-Orlsan. O. .iardsy evening Nay 3 ~ Rev
: W D. Chase, Jas. n Hereuote 10 Miss Sgnthis
Ann N.ls
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TElE GRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, Nay ls, lsi'

PHILADELPHIA, May u, isi''
Oar Newt Orleans papers are fall of correspond
ace but 10 news bAs been received Of any farther
uent Of either drion Ct the Army. shall SEND you
slpaieh the moment frssh re~s arrives when We are
hourly expecting.
Flour here and IN Baltimore IS held al % ~
There wss sale Of Red Wheat here today At ;! per
bushel.
The Poa.vine Telegraph opened today. The noun
tsns have been on ere since Saturday threatening vast
destruction all the population trying to suSdae It with
partial eject
Az Pittsburgh thisnorning an unknown girl sEed IL
Jumped from Monousahela Bridge and killed herself
BALTIMORE. Tuesisy-6 P. NJ
Howard st Flour IS held at 90 but there are no
buyers at that figure Dealers are holding for their Let
teri. Small sale. Corn Meal a, s. i3i. White Wheat
/. held st 2oic and Red 3, eco cts The supply small
Holders are asking los eta. for White Corn aud no.
with moderate sales for Yellow. Oats are 90 cts
BUFFALO. May ls-A, VI.
Straight brands Flour are worth 90 ~. GOOD
parcels Wheat a. 20. Corn 62i cents
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The Excise Law.

What is the present state Of our Excise Laws :
We are informed that, since the hasty repeal OF the
act Of as, there IS no lac "A his StGte rAich an
tiori.ss the Licensing Of he Liquor traffic, unless
ii be in this City ana perhaps two or three others.
Win the Boards of Excise look 20 this
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CY- Welearnfrom the Bermudisn OF the sth INST.
that Miss PAypter Of sAndys Parish Island Of BermC-
d. murdered By some person unknown On the 9Th
inst relative OF Mics P. had been arrested susPi
~fnr
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I'D D.sircf.-Gsorge Wood having Persmptorl-
y declined the Nomination the Whg ticket Tor ihis Dis
tici now stands As follows HuGH MAXWELL of Rock
laad Co, THOMAS MchissoCN ct Orange FoErrSE {.
WHlTE OF Wesiehester; ABRAHAM CAIsr Of Kings.
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seventh Ward station house upon the body OF an an
known man who vas found hoasins 10 'he L's' n4'e'
r.rfiicf- NJ afh BIZ irown.nk
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ISgUEsr.-Coroner Abrahars held an inquest
YESTERDAY At bis house IS Henry street on the body oil
child found in the morning ia box on Fort Greene
Verdict OF the Jury" Died from causes unknown
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rvGEASp GALA Day this. a. The American Museum
With splendid performance both sheruoon ana evening"
see Rdverlisemsrt
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DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PESs-GsEAr REDUCTION
The wsy get good gold pen chesp. is to 90 to j.
Y SAvAeE % Fulton ct and buy one of his best pens
at 81 only silver pencil included. He has them at all
prices below down TO IS cents,
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FIREs.-A fire occurred IN CINCINNATI on Tue Iitn
int by which the iror oundry snd engine factory OF
William Powell, beside en- dwelling houses were de
stroyed by IRE The csi is estimated 70 exceed $4,000
The planning mschis snd ssH mil Of aessr. DAVIS
inst, The loss il, haEss covered ~ Insurance.
ACCIDENT BY LI4s-NIs5-1hs iishisg smacN
Calhoun OF CbarIestot was struck By lightning On
Wednesday lsst nlIos Arthur Lynch and inJGTins
several others hone "a Char.esto1 was struck By
lightning the trcc zhen iern1ie save was kiied
and seysIal other persc--A 5as.I 70 .led-
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~ We were informed by the Coroner last
evening the, there Is nov but little hope Of the recovery
Of M Ho,chkiss he is failing very rapidly
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IT, The chasten Of the Sabbath Schools oele
brs.ed their Anniversary yesterday.
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GENTLEMEN's HATs-SUMMER STYLE.
BEEBE & COsTAR. HATTERS.

BEEBE s. CosTAR. HATTERs,
No. l56 BROADWAY
WIN introduce Saturday next 18th inst their Fash
ions for Gentlemen's Summer Hats
r. b. & {. will present to the public a snd un
que style OF White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat uniting
beauty aud durability with ghtness and comfort to the
wesrer, finished and trimmed in a new and elegant
manner
Youths and Children. myl4 ST.
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~ The steamer SoUTHERSER arrived last
evening irV Charleston bringing papers Of tie 18th
the same date as received yesterday BY mail
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RRoogLYy AFFAIRS.

~ The debt OF the City Of Brooklyn. existing
for expenditures Incurred das4ns the pat yen' IS
q ss5 IS There il now In the treasury sass 81.
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FRox YucArAS.--La Pasyia has files Of papers
from, yaeatsn up to April %. Nothing new Of any i'm
postsnce, no revolution having recently taksl place
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~ SUPERIOR MAGSEro- ELECTRIC MACHINES for sale
cheap for cash wholesale and retail by HENRY NJ WAT
xISs opucisn, l67 Wismst Mathematical and Phi.
osophea Apparatus for Schools. covered Copper Wire
&c myI5 ft-SMW&S
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WooDssIoeEs IMPROVED PATENT B,SK LocK.-The at.
ienton Of persons In Of safe locks ia requested
an advertisement Of th, title under the head Of General
Notices uylg q
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Judicial Nomiuntiou-.-gIir

" Report OF the Farmers Club is left out
this morning for want Of room.
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~ DE-. HoLLIcK'J Lecture day will be Illus
trated by all bis models and complete in itself For
Ladies' At2 P NJ and for Gentlemen at p ~. corner
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y CLEAR CoSFLgKIos-DHEssss o. fHr SAN
Al MS. sni Indeed every other ssssoo. The t<n 10 olsn
sVe u poearancs caused, IN eight csses oot of ten
~ Nc aimospt-Ie aDd vhsf 10 Oen supposed 10 De .
aise4s> OF The Blood Elnpy disease OF The SklB III
sons a NE thousands DO lake purgstse medicine, pis
enc useless sarsspera. 10 on thef skin sof-
zoe ski7. And healthy perspstion DO the
ney,, % csgnred With Pimpes Freckles sunbafn Tar
snd AOsphe, tle snd zee une Jones Italian Cheu
cal soap EsyeF fails % and dspel them sr 10 maze
Me szn clear grd beautiful II scIs 90 sooinelg thai Il
aiAg BE used % infants with The gTesie.t safety Phys
clans Use n cases Of scaryy, erysipeas salt rae9n
sofs ae.d, n1gworn, &c Il hss ofsen effected cures
wses ley DIS. smsSy "a, fssd sold a. tha sisn Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

GOLD PESs-THE CHEAPEST IN THE CirY-Such
Pens as others advertise for 81 J. w. CREATION Co
II Cedsrs, are selling for 81 IS, and the Pens adyer
tised for 81 So they sell for 81 %. Beside these they
have other styles OF every grade and quality
and have provided every convenience tor trying and
selecting them. Purchasers either wholesale or retail
can 10 to ~ per cent by buying of Creation
& Co one door from the Postofcc Cup stairs)
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FRENCH BooTs.-YouHG & JONES Ann-s,. near the
Museum, are selling hne French Calf Boots at - so,
equal to those usually sold for So or ST. Quick sales
and small profits Is their motto mYl5 In.
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oARPETING AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH
WAREHOUSE Il KELSEY PES Broad
way opposite Stewards. mys tits
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" KNOX l25 Fulton st. is now prepared to supply
his patrons and the public with hIs eegsn, Spring Hats
sgMWkFH
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" HUGH MAXW ELL hss resumed his profession as
Counseor-at-Lsw, connection with his JoHs 8.
MAXWELL, Ailopsysnd Solicitor at their Office, ELEVEN
WALLrST. All eodlm'
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Law Courts.

COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos 80, g., ~. 49, 81, %
29l Q, H. H. Part q in Superior Court room-Nos q
20. 80, "a, %, %, 40, a., A. a.. So