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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-09
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He subscriber is authorised AMI intends Of
! fering at public sale on the lth day Of The
present month, on the farm belonging 10 James
VI Hibbert, az dining the farm Of Samuel Coae
Charles Shute. and others. all the STOCK.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, household furni-
ture, &c. the property Of said Hibberd, being as
follows; one ho,se: .tice milk c0l-s, sone baring
poHag catres;l sererai gearing cares stock hogs:
'raggon; cart: piatrs: harrosc; cnfir7tor: SCR
fra! large sugar ketfieS: large quantity OF ccra
il ne crib: hay ia The barn. The furniture con-
ssSts Of bureau. tables, 5edsfsqds. csairs sc. He
will. at the time. offer the Farm for rent for
one year; the Re inter- give bond with approved
security Sale 10 commence at II O'Clock when
the terms will be more fully made known
BENIN. HIBBERD.
Third month 2nd. IS47 lots
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nrThe ladies of Cambridge city have.
wc are Informed, obtained 4 Charter TOR
Division of tho Order Of TIC Daughters Of
Temperance, 10 DO Instituted a! .iat + ace.
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BILIOUS ID. ORDERS.

THIS class Of diseases IS The GKt.Ar Ssornef Of
the Western hemisphere. 10 wtese ~ uaay,
t.lyir sal effects ere s-eu and FIJI He Er~sc
and Seit-deuysag settler who presses his way 10
the " est, 10 make the ..N iiatruess had and
blossom the rose meets This dreadful evil.
lie IS willing to wora hard aad 81 tase every
pri4j.oa, thanks he IN tiE1- But in little he
ne is seized with Some form Of Billions aIs-ast-
His strength now ! weakness. \ cloud comes
oyer has prospects; and he exca.s, ',is9bt! t5st
t.srs i-ere sosa H.ei.-tae 10 afeEsaf t..s rezita
eril at9 q cstr5 Il s~te !. dos 500 raa Is ric-
tim" From the moment Of tile !3n6iug Of the
Pilgrims of plymouth 10 the present hour. iiiipls
l.seaSes have sent soTro~ ans des Iatlon iireY-h
ont liz ian4. Let the graves OF tae loysa AHA
the lost tell the story,
\ luofueutau~ question ,e~e comes ". DOES
IL. Sl.l---s - ..LL..-.} IL Il. IL
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"a Il g aEc.

a. a Il g sEc.
FHvHE subscriber is authorized TO offer fur sale
Il the :. +. quarter OF Sec. /: the :. +. quar-
ter Of See. u; the \ T.. quarter aud West half
Of South last Quarter Of Section thirteen, in
Township -, \, Range ,, T.; ia Wells coun-
i, Indiana. The land is very fertile and in an
improving neighborhood: about p miles South
OF Fort Wayne miles South East of Button
and ; miles from the Wabash. Sales viii be
made on good terms for cash. Enquire of
b. c. HOBBS
Richmond 2nI mo. 10th I5i7. e:3t
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II SPECIAL NOTICE. r

HiGHLY InrroRTAvr TO THE WE~T.--lt has been
long thought that the citizens of tic Ncst were
20 see better times IN regard to the bilious disea
SEES with which portions Of noble country are
visited. The true me3ici4e Is at length offered
rs by the celebrated Gutenberg Company
Their advertisement is in another column, to
which the attention Of every man, woman and
child should be iinllediataI, given. For sale b.
James Elder at the Post 0Tce B3ci Store.
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Z 9fBLF-s, &c.--An assortment OF superior
4 Family Bibles, Teztanients, Hymn Books,
and sacred song Books, Just received and for
sale, CHEAP at the Book Store OF
Feb 9Th. 1917. d. r. HOLLOWAY
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Z gN.l1I-E.Ea.ti fIoUAs: E0t. sAs.E.--Tho
y undersigned offers for sale pleasant fam
;ly rcsiloncrin tn, city of Richmond, on Frank
I'm street, immediately opposite Friends Meet
ing House. The House is a good t,go-storY
dwelling, neatly painted anI well finished in
modern style. !; contains SIX rooms, and all the
apPcn3arr@ Of 4 comfortable residence. There
Is also OH the lot, good stable and Carriage
House, and other buildings. II i pleasantly
situated, ard Il good ne !gilhorhooI. Enquire
If JOB EORTON, or
Id. BORTOE.
Nov, 3rl, IS3G 45-tf
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s. T. PLEDGE-s.I, without reserve, solemniy
pledge my honor a man, that Will neither
make, buy, SELL use, as beverage, any 9'tr-
ituous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Cl-er-
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SONS or TEtTpr,E,is C..

Clark Division. No. 2, s. or I. Of Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, meets O. "Wednesday
evening Of each week, al ! o'clock.
J. II. HUTTON, " P.
WuIIAn G. ScoT-r, r. :.
Phanthropic Division, 10 II, s OF l. Of
Richmond, Wayne COUNTY, Indiana, meets on
Thursday evening Of each week, at : o'clock
WM. 4. BICELE, ". 2.
Charles Fi-KE, K. :.
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GG.L1Az,2szg {; w TIPS

GLGL-A1Z2 {; W 1EZE9S-
ftggsEi3 C'sE sToRa: - B,R-
ctt<s can now bc had - the Store of ]. "
tiI-rl:r AMI jams " ATT, who have ust receis-
ed Il cotlTt,ic assortment OF DRY GOODS
Their stoc4, consists, in pant, of
Cloths, C.saiacrca estings. .Satacts ard Jeans,
Fancy Goods, sc,
NISO-s full assortment. at nj! tine.
ct Ui;iDts- ARE GROCERIES, and
o. ETcNSET AE,sr.
There Is 80 MISTAKE, but that The above
GOODS Will u sold II unusually low prices,
for Cash, approved Country Produce.
Call AZ thr CfiEIP CI>H STORE. in
the hcet Roo,a II he RiclA,2ad ifotci, and obt-
ain BARGAINS!
Richmond, Feb. 3, 1917.
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F.THER MATHEw.-Wo find, in the Al
bany Evening Journal. the following fac-
spirited lo.,or from this grea! champion
81 temperance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-09

y Blank Bank Checks and Neses for sale at
tie Book Store of DIP IToLIow,y
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GtHAkEE'S WARE.-The subscribers have
- just received and now offer for sale. a splea
did lot Of Shakers Ware: Tubs, Buckets. Bowls.
Brooms. ChurnS. &c.-whch will b. sold low
HAINES s FARQUHAR.
Richmond, June 80, l-46. a1tf
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The above School Books are published bv
" +. Smith < Co. Cincinnati, Ohio: aud are
for sale by Booksellers generally
Richmond, March 3. 1877 I0tf
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WASHINGTON, March Is, ls47.

John c. Calhoun-A Brief Review Of his Course
through The late Conge", IN connection totth
State Rights, Free Trade, the Adrrim,stratios.
and the Merit Presidency.
While we are awaiting the expected good news
from the seat Of war, 10 wit that the enemy
actually disposed to fight, and TO bring the con.
test TO a definite issue, let us recur a moment to
the interesting history OF the late important and
momentous Copgress--importsn to the country
in every aspect, and momentous to the shaping
of the grand domestic campaign Of 1913
Looking at the proceedings Of the late session
in this view, there is no more prominent actor
and none more efficient in shaping great msa-
sures to the deriment Of the prospects oil sun9V
Presid entail asprants than Mr.. Calhoun. ~
garded ms the Marplot Of the administration, =,
no, improbable that had his wise piscWan "r w.
been followed, the inevitable wai with Mea ~. =,
might have been indefinitely Postponed, |" W.
the :" inevitable war" with Great efi's"" IVY
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Did.

AT his residence in New York. on Monday last Mr.
RopshT GtDsEY, In the 18th year Of his age
His friends and acquaiDts and those Of the family
are respectfully invited To attend his funeral without
further invitation from the residence Of his
mrs. A huheriafd No 20 White street. on Wednesday
on the leh inst the daughter of John and Margaret
Garvsy, nged two years.
The relatives and acouaiptancsa of her father and
mother are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
morrow afternoon at O'Clock from her late residence
On beard The brig Hanover Jan g. on his voyage from
Baltimore to Pernambuco, Brazil EDWARD G. DENNIsos,
OF Freepoit, Maine.
90 Papers will please COPY
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AS0emOIys
ALBANY, March 10, ls%7.
The committee reported adverse to the petition Of W
Grossbeck for divorce, the Lsgislaturs under ths
constitution without farther Liquidation, having M
power to grant the application.
The bills reported yesterday relative to the election Of
surrogstss and county judges were ordered to Be
crossed for q third reading.
bill reported for the punishment Of seduction
and adultery.
The House concurred In the amendment Of the Senate
to the Attca and Buffalo Railroad Bill
Mr. BowDrsH notice. brought In q bill relative 10
leases or grants Of agricultural lands.
The Bill for the establishment Of Evening Schools In
the city of New York, made the special order for
Thursday.
Mr.. DEvrLIN brought in bill to compensate Of
property In the city Of New York for dsusge oocasioned
by mobs.
The residue Of the day was occupied In Committee Of
the Whole, in discussing the motion to strike from the
general appropriation bill the section giving the College
Of Ply sicans and Surgeons of New York $500 II was
however, retained on the bill
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G. 3. CLARKE

G. 3. CLARKE,
NJ EkCHANT TAIL Or 1ls William street, opposite the
New sorss-l hatter myself that have never yet
70 measure, that the purchaser has
increases IN eeometrieal ratio.
sns De my endesvor give still greater satisfaction.
no genus" sack" kept ready made
mss. rench Dress Goats made to measure, $50.
* r,;sss 9sn az s 49, H. few OVsrcoais. nns ,II
Al sseds seushshad SOLD for cash mlsm.,
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Assembly.

Albany, March Is, iel1
The resolutions OF thanks to Generals Taylor orth
and Wool and the officers and soldiers Of the army In
Mexico rs amended by the Senate were ooncurred In
by the House.
The bill to authorize resident aliens to take and hold
real estate. wss read third time and then rscommitted
to the Committee Of the Whole
MI. FuLLEsIor offered resolution requesting the A.
torney General to report his opinion whether the Lsg
lsture has power to appoint committee to investigate
the sasirs Of any institution incorporated under the Gen
ersl Banking law, and whether for suceD reasons the
Legislature has power 10 dissolve such institution The
resolution, by unanimous consent, was adopted.
some mismsnage ment Of the Affairs Of the Dansvtue
Bank has caused this resolution to be offered. Tho
charter 10 in danger of revocation
Almost the entire session occupied in COMMITTEES
Of the whole tho general appropriation bin Nothing
ACCOMPLISHED.
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PRACTICAL BOOK. KEEPINC.

M NJ, MARSH, Accountant, author of the &c snc.
lH OF Double Entry Boek-Keeone s,mn,;6sSy "a ~.
"a ,sse q snss Entry Bookkeeping
Ccue OF iastIuetea The public are respectfully inform
ng ~ @ ,na inc plan pursned by Mr. Marsh in teach.
keeping BOOKS rather than OF ecure, on H.
lne pu becomes familiar from actual use with nj ne
pock: set aud person OF good capacity will
by tbis c0upe become competent in 49,
month"; and will receive esricae 10 mat 49,. !" aoout
Prospectus with terms be obsincd At me Rno.
"A M. tosP.M M. wya ~ 70"
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SEGAKS.
HAVANA AND ST. JAGO LEAF TOBACCO.
A A. BAMANOs, q Broadway, up stairs, (opposite
Trinity Church, offers for SALE in lots suit purchas
iss bales Hsv.n. Leaf Tobacco. wrappers and filler.
50 Cumberland Hsrbor
q :. st ssso Leaf Tobacco
eases old Connecticut Seed Leaf Tobacco good coors
As9 segars Of al BRAID. and cise including some i'm
ported expressly for smokers together with other
suitable for the trade Just received few OF the brand
'GuiNIouANIco," imported solely by the subscriber.
Orders received and attended ali Glasses
Of segs Also for SALE all kinds Of Stacking Tobacso OF
el ding the celebrated ScaIfalaui.
Also Snuff. Of all knd', neudng the celebrated "CorxH
HAGEN" and "NAcHirocHss." A. A. SAMANO,
III lmefe o. Roadway, Up Stars
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-AIMERILaN MUSEUM.
osa.y p s1s IS 5 . 2.
in the morning M and d: afternoons J. and IN h'
'''Ans Pos1ey 1 mo- IRE: Lis, see.p, the rrs
The manager Is happy in being x, able to e en-
~., sA ,''''' ONE WEEK MORE.
with that ''' $ss Ni1 7 H 4oS ThyMs
,,~a. '''t; T.! M ,
calls beyond this week SE VII SEE HIM
he retire. private life he ako' the Of the
TO accommodate the vas, coneou,. Of hi. friends. who
on tn. pson On. Il q. mai Ia 4:
HI, sIsord,ssry and RopSisI including his
variety MsP % ai *: roHs s.iio1
sss: s,s q s vii s:o
pear II his m'Sn FRENcH COURT pRxss.
principal Court. Of Eufops. Alter which he viii appear
80. BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
ri. and Ii: principal Crowned Heads q Europe. viii b o.
- in THE AFTERNOON ynoM TO O'CLOCK
of performances and in conjunction with other
entertainments.
EVENING AT ,, AMI tti'' A q AT ~ O'CLOCK,
& a ssS %
and F'''"'n E Ell f5'Pfs!s. M ~
Morning visers admitted either the afternoon
evening performances.
GREAT WEST ERIN, the Yankee Comedian.
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN.
ANATOMICAL VENUS, to be one Oh Hing extra
MADAME ROCKWELL the Fortune Teller.
Admission Is cents; children under TO- TX No Re-
vs. rs s., Fl
e'S' sssss $$ HsS$s
the subse ber has considerable effected
arranK smsnt with him n the Museum
ONE WEEK LONGER,
terminating Saturday nGh the Goth iptsnt but he bsgs
The public postvey that the little Generals
such that il will be utterly impossible for him
remain beyond tho above stated period.
mia lwrc T. T. BAHNUM.
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BUFFALO, March Is, ls47.
Flour is now selling at 81 rs u IS per barrel.
Sales OF wheat to arrive are made at 81 per
bushel. Corn is nominal in price. there being no
sales at present.
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IRON the Trulh Teller
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL. SOCIETY

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY.
Noble Act-worthy Of Emulation.
w cheer uy give space II the foil WING resolutions
" adopted st meeting of the Hibenian Benevolent b.
rial Society," which confer high honor and pa,rc upoa
the members OF his body who have ever bee
foremost III acts Of disnte sscd aud charity
We have the pleasure OF knowing many of the MON.
bers OF this patriotic society and all
We ufol med that the Society will attend in body at
very sudate aiding tho good Fathsr Vsla in
the heavy debt whch present embsrrassss hs
church.
Extracts from the Minutes
Whereas Its The dutv ofevery Christian to
synpahiEs with suffering humanity and il truly com.
msndabie TO alleviate by power the des
ttutlon and the helpless condition Of fellow beings ma
matter in whst cline from what they may appeal
TO cur sympatbies.
And whereas, we have the rendnR syideucs
thst the situation OF bre hren ia ireland present in
the most pihbe and deporable condition brought by
nine and festpton which, Alas bro Dis the on
abundant and feIte he DIS Of hspless Erin
hesoyed therefore, That in view Of these melancholy
facts 1t deemed advisaoe that dispense with our ac
su omed on the approaching Of
lalo's tn slar Saint.
Resolved, That the members Of this Society enter forth
lars be and the be handed over 10 the
Treasurer Of the lish belef Fund in the the Hi
beInian Benevolent Burial Society. 49,
Received That the above be published in the Truth Tel
Ter, Freemans Journal, the Sun and Herald. "
New York, March 10. IG7.
PATK KELLY General President
Gro. Convoy, General ssc'y mil Its rrc
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q The D.u.su.s.
sr,.nmsnvs will commence with PAS HoNGRos By a.
:. After which the NABoB FOR AN uoUR-Fr.mp,on
4s s' Fl SbEoS s.
Toe Toe. seu With The famed POT PoURRl-sy, III. Dan.
Ss: sF :ss.e O'Clock '..'sln'ns. win CON-
HI fE' TRFE Mfe
ch.i;. f :: slsa'nisoN t.as Don ~ Tno
reacle r hsd,wsy; Donna isabnds. Mrs Sergeant; Old
'Pf rsyiio MT 10 MScS MARRIED BAcHELoR-s Chs
Cogtt.l Mr. Ntsas; Snssps, Hadawsy; Grace Mrs Booth
~ eeHsads ' win IL. ALPINE MAID-swix Mr. H.d.-
Dress ciseIs Is cent?, PIT and Gallery lax cents.
Door. orcn at So O'clock Performance commtaees A. y
MToAELLs pEYMr!C TAsAIKE "a, sds::s:y
sssr qHs & oT NJ: Mary
Ait:r which TELEMAChus, or, THE ISLAND OF
T i who's g esssisds with rae d0SvxRNoRs WIFE.
is Ssss ss. pr one
NEW yShk oEEs x ASusS sAs DySs d.
s Mr. John
Which, LADYcb... Paragon
8. x. HHs AH1s cIf';;
Diss's n;
Price Circle 50 cts Cd and Sd Tier
rit W Doors open " u curtain 10 rise At ~ nrseisely
GkEENWlCH THEATRE
A GREAT CARp-BENEFIT OF MR. JOHN DUNN
"A wednesday AE M MGN - s,r 's.s LADY.
Cha-steI by Mrs fimm Miss Anna Cruise (by psrmis
sion Of W. Mi.ehelI Esq }, and Mr.. X. p Grss.an.
Budgs, Of FUNNY eongs, by Mr. John Winans (sy per
Dsasn q. ~ sisa.y,ss NJ? from San Carlos. Naples.
BLACK.EYED SUSAN.
dmi,.I i.n.n ~. NJ I Fasas1eIa
cspsn t1.SS.s upon Oa hi. oec;.on fsss.a
'''''A RASCAL JACK '''''
-A'' ''"' THE ,MEsMER1sNG DoITOR.
Doctor ..................M Mr.. Andrew jackson Allen
r. rct No. on.n ' 1sc
PAhM0's 0PE PEG HA9UsE Ch , :tI::,-WED.
DoniH.ttii Ope,s LUCIA DI LAMMERMOR.
SIM, 4 HgsTa TUE SARSER OF SEy H
of Rossini's Opera, TIL e BARBER gF SEVILLE
Opera Books be had the Bog Once LIST tier Boxes
and Pque!ts $ I'd DO cents: Private Boxes for sper
Box O6ce from 10 A. NJ tII p NJ daily. Performances
commence at IN O'Clock; doors open mt y.
Ssnon subscribers, desous to retain their seats. will
or before Wednesday Evening, March nth.
CIRCUS-BUWERY AMPHITHEATKE.
THIS EVENING, March r-Third appearance Of
Mons Casmer the Grand TambouI M.jor do France.
Third appearance Of Mr. Nixon and talented children in
fSls ss OF or ss 90
Horse manshp, Vauling TpmbnK Rope Performance Pos.
To conclude with a Psntomime.
Doors open at, performance commences at past1.
Boxes as ceats. PIT l2le
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Affairs IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
TIE l. K RAPHIC,

ALBANY, March l6, lss1.
The Hudson River Railroad Bill was taken up d.
cussed, and ordered to q third reading
Friday Of each week. hereafter 10 to be devoted to prt
vate claims
The bill for the appointment Of CT mmissionsrs Of the
Code and PRACTICE further discussed The bill was
amended to allow the practice commissioners to
hold once until July, ls4o. The salary Of Ill the
missioners increased to 500 The bill ives theu
agreed to, and ordered to q third reading
Adjourned.
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TO THE
LATEST M0MEN
TEL II G IL AP HIC.

PHILADELPHIA, March l6-S z. M.
The telegraph between this city and Washing
son' has been Interrupted by some means, since
morning.
This is exceedingly vexatious. intelligence Of
great importance from the seat of war is believed
to be at hand.
Four mails are now due from New Orleans.
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Married.

Married.
On Monday, the 18th March, by the Rev Henry Chase
JAoon CARTER, Of Sharon Carter ESQ., Of PhiladeI
phis. 70 Hiss KATE MCGEE. of this city.
CO Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy.
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AUCwsUN NOTICES.
II. ROYLE. AucfionsAr.

MIN s,r, TBQYLE. Auetionssr. ~.
81 an elegant q
fasS cp
shsr. aivsn otsomn pe. ga.se; %.hossny noexs
claw tables astrs hall lamps: French mahOsany bed;
hs and sosd'nx Brussels and
rosewood panofoe and half octaves, with
Also, the furniture with which the sale will
mence. mil ilsrc
COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
TIE uades,feed being appointed. Cowmitsee by the
they q S%I that
Apollo saacn, WepsEsDAY EvrNlNo March iitk 1877
will Ss and n n and
Ticket. may BE- mad tbs door the Of the Ball
Tsnj,piss T5sus' ~ WIN Adams.
mis- M.re j. ACKERMAN. sse'y.
DANCING ACADEMY
a IA Of e. and As
s Of bnena IL.
dances
ANGELINA
New Waltz in steps .. their invention.
o0'i''n Of f's T learn also tho
b II music f The Polk. Ms,u1L. Russo b oal,
Brosdway. mo lmsre
WIGS AND TOUPEES.
RhICirLOES new irvsnted WIGS and TOUFEES
- are the most perfect specimens Of the Of wig making
Sst os,sS to ,hs are 50 admirably adapted
srut ron and natural in appearance to defy detection
large and well selected stock always hand the only
manuiaetursIs VIM Bachelor Wall streeuesr Broadway
Copy the address. fe24 lmsfh
FOR SALE,
a. A SUPERIOR FAIR OF HORSES-A we'll
%Nmatehed pair Of gray Horses. very snowy and per-
sf' GEO saisnf&E. gilman a, Bro,a
~ THE PRIMITIVE OR WILD CANARY, JUST
received from y, Mieh,els, long breed and song
oSf Mares, tin bres ding cages, preventive for
variety OF be sdnR cages. and all articles for The
breeder Canary s,spe hemp and mst seeds. fer sale
Wholesale and retail, by w. y. JOHNSTON,
28o Broadway, near Chamber IT.
To- sale as above mh16 Ser
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NEW PAPER HANGlNGS.


IL FARES CO., No. 379 Pearl street. have received
their usual large suppy Of all the p,terns of every
syle and quality Of French and American Paper Hangngs
b rdsrs Views Firebosrd Prints aud wids window Curtain
Paper which they offer to Dealers merchants and Others at
The most competent Paper Hangers may be had very
mQ Iun4r
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Ok TX PER TON for large Nut, under cover. The
YC subscribers have reduced the price their beat
Stove IS as and Nut IS IS There pea or Chesnut in
the Nut Nut shipped with the Stove Lehgh Goals
At the same price all delivered free Of cartage
THOMAS r. DOLAN, 200 Mulberry st.
and 40 west 18th ST. between avenues 9th and 10th.
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WIN and Buffalo Telegraph Company will pay
ward IF SEQ to any person who shall give info NATION
following law for wifuly njurins the Telegraph L,ue
Property. L. 3. PAXTON, President.
An ct to facilitate the construction Of Moes Electro
Magnet Telegraph. Passed May Is, lg4S.
The people Of the State Of New York Senate
and Assembly, do enact a. follows
Sec 1.-The prop Of the patent right of Morses Eec
tro Magnetic Telegraph be- and hereby
70 construct Of said Telegraph point to point
across OF the watera within the m this
erection OF posts piers butmen for Sustaining
o. .ns ZANE Provided that the ,ame shall any
stance De so constructed to eudanser njuouy
rppt me navigation Of such wate and provided sso
me private rights OF neivduais shall be
Dy the proyi ons oil his act shall this authorize
OF any bridge other similar erection
ary oil he streams OF water ia this stas Any or
sou. who shall kno"nEy or wully in,ure, modest
stroy any oil the said nes the materials
ss,nns thereto shall on conviction thereof be deemed
soamen or both at the discretion Of the Court which shsi
have and take cogniZancs thereof
sec The Legislature may at time alter, modify
repeal this act and the shall take effect
Keepers OF Junk Shops and all other PERI ans are
requested TO give notice at the Telegraph Once Psstl
Buildings corner Of Hanover Exchange Place or
sale O. LIVINGSTON, becretarv.
N.w YoRx. March3. 1917. No. 10 Wall street
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A CARD-w N. FLEMING respectfully announce. to
neral that his land the last gh Of his
will take place Thu, sdsy Evening March 80 which
time in this city a. HAMLET in shakspe Ies tragedy Of
that aided by The Of company other en-
Tor particulars OF which bills OF the day.
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