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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-31
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

wul rHEKr NJ WARi-The creditors of Eng
And ana France have their fears. The London
Tu,ss Of the eth inst speaking Of the fall Of the
British ard French funds as the public debt Of
these countries is enormously called says that;
II state the sum OF this depression It may suffice 10
observe AS property. which. in all hands. in England
SIS /, France e4nno, DC worth less hsn twelve hundred
millions q raslish pounds sterling equal 10 1896 NIL
ous dollars at 81 So per ponndl sank In ihIee dasto
. msrke, value OF only eleven hundred mlious'-for
ISIS millions OF collars baiDg fall in value Of S<c3 co.,
GO What 80 the public creditors fesrr War
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!, saAhea every S,vVxpsN MoKSiNc Al the low price Of
g PEI ssurr 20 savsrer 10 copies for SD or copies
In 50 HRENLsN McELkArH. fnhlshels
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PRIVATE ROADS An act was passed at Albany

PRIVATE RoADs-An act was passed at Albany
on the 9Th inst relative laying out private roads which
provides that private roads be laid out upon sppcs-
ton being made the Highways OF any
town and they sha proceed in the provided 10
the 0th section of act passed Dec ls47 to amend
al act 20 reduce the number of town officers and town
and county expenses to give notice and summon jury
and all the required By said 10th section shall
10 had and the jury shall determine the OF me
ro.d and the amount of damage be ned BY the
opening thereof and such amount together with the ex-
Of the proceedings shall be paid BY the person to
he benefited.
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FMr A. 5. MURRAY Of Goshen, has been
chosen as the Delegate to represent Orange and
SalhyAn Coantios in the National Convention, at
Philadelphia. Mr. MURRAY is thoroughly in favor
al NJ O. ~
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AFFoI>rNENrs-The following diplomatic ap'
poiuiments have been made by the President and
low await the sction of the Senate
JOCK APPLETON ofMsine now Chief Clerk In the State
Department. TO be Charge d'Afsires TO Guatemala.
ELIsBA HIsE Of Kentucky, to be Charge dAfsires 10
Bolivia
NANRSUGH LIVINGSTON, now Appraiser in New YoIk
Custom House. to be Charg dAfsires TO Ecuador.
expected that Mr. Livingston will decline in which
cass the will be offered TO Mr. CHARLEs EAMEs the
present assistant editor Of the Union.
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~" KIsNr,s ANNuAL DIREcToRY rOR lsl

KIssE's ANNUAL DIRECTORY FOR le4s,
containing the and residences Of subscribers to his
Quarterly Law Compendium, embracing over one thou
sand cities, towns &c. In the United States and British
America The above Directory will be found convenient
t. the legal profession and also to men OF business gener
ally II furnished to subscribers TO his Quarterly Law
Compendium gratis Address Asa KIsNE, Aston House,
New-York
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CLAY MEETING AT TRoY.-W ednesdsys Troy
uas eonisns requlsltlou for a meeting at the Court
House hat evening Of the friends Of Henry Cisy-i,i
uuneFeusiy sued. Messrs. seden. Brooks Tomlinson
ana MeArdle we're TO address the people.
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EXPLOSION OF THE HOME PRINT WoRKs.-The
Providence Journal Of Wednesday has full particulars Of
this terrible disaster:
TheeIplosou occurred just as the workmen were going
into the building Had 1t happened half hour later or
thIeedusrters OF hour earlier more thar NIFTY persons
would nave been exposed to destruction The following
IL list Of the persons killed and wounded;
hiled Owen Fearney, lrshmsn, the tought IN the
battle of WATERLOO; John McCuskey, an lrshman Thos
Thornton (uo found) three children Of Thomas Thorn
ton found The children from TO 10 years
sge-hey not At work 10 the MILL but were there
with their father Susan Baker about IL years OF age.
William Craw ford (dsaf snd dumb was tax TO Paw
aud died in three hours romthe time when ne wa'
found . 49,
ter slightly; Stephen Hunt (ensueer), slightly; Samuel
Cutting, badly; Peter Berkeley, slightly.
The boiler thrown 10 distance OF SEQ feet The
building completely torn 10 pieces For two-shrds
OF the ensh the ruins packed together as though they
had been placed on the ground.
Itis fssred that others hose names have not been
.c,rtsned have perhed especially as the CHILDREN OF
the neishbohood accustomed to plsy around the
The value OF the building and machinery was $4,000
on which there insurance for $4,000 az the fremens
OHce In Boston, - ma,
a., "a William Gro.yenor IL was valued at about
an O00 which was fully covered by insurance. at the
American Ofiee. Providence Atns Once Hartford aud
sboat 50 COO At the Manufseturers Office Boston
The Home Print Works are sttusted between Ventta
Falls sud Valley Falls both sides OF the hne between
Attic boron an and Cumberland. They were run oy Gar
penter 4 Dana The immediate cause OF the aceioept
hes not been sscei tanned.
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New MUsIc.-Messrs. Firth, Pond i Co. have
published the " Lily Of Loves Lake. new ballad by
LoykR the " Dark Set of Quadries,' and " think Of
Thee" song by Mr.. Psitser, all Of which will doubtless
meet with an extensive sale.
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NOTICES.

~ Notice TO Masters Of Vessels and puots.,
A Il vessels having p.ssnsss. afdFiss sltsI ~. IN
April. will be required 70 sneh9f AZ 3'"''A' -
'I rps s, int. ALEX b WHITING. Health of'e-f
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Htftl ftNt uA Nsstieo psstias TIE sstss
Nutsa manufactures. 10 s,sA " ths sast ,siss>s
sstiss - s.~si-s u s 4essfed ;, -atsf sss~ss
.sas e.sS sis sss .hssr 20 sAhst Sad vs,s ~ssn
w~ssh sks rsi>s = tas ~. ~stssisl nAsss - al
sssks cod .iiths IA, .sa svasa sssssAsS a. sAs ~
49, n-s ~ shsss ke-is s.s - ,~es'ss rs~ ms
eitr 2sstisssr sa.ktas ~ ss,sss~s rst s.iss's
rks y.ss ssssi.l ~ -.ss " -, - ss'
49, ~, .ssy .Nss ada gs.- s-ss yssshs AM ssNss
f..N~ As-ssis ,ls.ss rsssss s~s~es~s 49,.
..es 10 80 AkasrwoSa va Wt'liA@ o.
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~tkw.JsxsEy MINING CoupANy.-s,e

Nheasfs that have not reis We tasiAneat called tos
payable I'D 81 Nsvsmset lsti are hereby sesiass thai
.siA as.s.susat ~ isaI Rsf share viii Re received
Al hs Csa,sasy. ehss Al she miue IN Naa.Ss O., nssi
pslsvs 81 Tho assssy, a Ssata gsasth s rhisash
rhs hsfsss ths ia,h isy ~ Arf'l s4s ~ stass
"a ne p..fs ~ pttsstss. MARTIN. rssAsurss.
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Austiosssr.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLA IT, store &s
ID Brosdwsy.-IiborAl sash advances made on sonden'
ments for auction ssles.
FRIDAY, March 81.
NAPIER PRISrINc PRES--The undersigned will cell ~
their ROOM 24 Broadway double cylinder Napier print
ing pfess The press made In superior manner with
Nspes modern nprovements II may be seen any time
previous to the sale az ~ Elmst Sale peremptory TO
close concern. BANGS, RICHARDS PLATf.
UYF. COLTON, Aacf,On a.a com~,,,,Ss msreAani-
ID Salss Room Sic Broadway, Gothic Hsll-Havins re-
moved the above named 10 now prepared 70 re-
ssvs all kinds Of Cabinet Furniture Dry Goods Capets
and articles OF every on eonsiyn
ment for private sale suction and 70 mahs sottsments
with his promptness He will also buy II preferred
Ont sales any OF the stv attended ssua
FRIDAY, March 81,
At Howard. ct OF Elm.
DsUSs MEDICINES. kc-At lot O'Clock. the entire sfoet
Of large DRUG store, comprising the usual variety OF
medicines together with gass cases mahogany COUNTER
sobes show bottles scales and weights dewsn
Ia any quantity ssns fixtures Of store kc Also large
quantity perf,mery brushes soaps fancy articles az
b. Sale without reserve - possession must % gwen
dfst Of April. MONDAY, AprilS.
Aftef O'Clock, ct ISL Church-st
small assortment Of household furniture, being the
effects Of family removing consisting OF sofa mahogany
chairs tables bureaus dvans carpets oil cloths feather
beds mattresses glasses bedstssds kitchen urni
trre, &c. .
Ar PsrvArE sALr-ons physicians medical ssss, very
cheap.
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.ALsSSY The Loco Foco Delegates OF the sew
sa Wards Of Albany met in Convention Tuesday snd
nominated the following ticket by nearly unanimous bal
long;
Far Mavsi-Hhomss Hon For justices Dennis X Cad
rev John o. Cole Conrsd A. Ten Eyck, Abraham Nor
rel. John Sharts For City Supsrin'eNdnt- Josiah Pat
terson. George W Buid OK.
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~ Rdwnrd Y. McI.ane, Aitorusy. q La~

" Edward v. NfcIaue, Attorney At Law - ~,
Notary Public, Norfolk, Na-frcmpt and lsisooN. =
tenton siven 70 ID. collection of csns $50 we
duties o. Notary .ec1fatsY filed. hfs,saesi-
Fobes, Eco N Y l.. W. Williams, ks9 hnntsf Nsgol.
~ French Language 1iane.ca's Oral sys-
tem.-MADAME DJkAND, daughter OF the fsis ysAn
M.rescs One or two gentlemen can Join class o. DO
snusrs By applying Immediately Ladies' CLASSES durns
the day Madame pufsnd will receive In her family two
or three gentlemen DESTROYS OF studying the French sn-
guage. Residence % Wallet. my
SPLENDID GOTHIC
~ Door Plnfes.-Rnbertss re~ and spieodid sye
Of 5oths Door ard Number Plstes-entirsly rev and
original designs. rhos- IN wsnt Of something new and
splendid her doors invited 10 call and examine no
sooye articles Also splendid assotInsni Of Gothic and
sh Ella pattern Bell Pulls r ROBERTS,
jil Smseod tol broadway' near rnnessN
c. BADGER
M.NuFACrURER
BEUM FLUTE,
~ And kyle's approved Eight-keyed Flute.
10 Broadway, between Cortland and Der ss New orr
Also manufactures Flutes Of every description which are
10 all cases warranted. ms osu
r. Notice IL hereby given that Socks viii bs
oyened for subcr pon TO the Capital Stock Of the Peru
.pols Railroad Company" In the City OF New
York By W.. HOLMAN. Of Miami Co IT, on Monday
May 1916 be kept open for indehne term OF time
Four cent upon the smount required at the time OF
subscribing. m2s osH
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FIsAScIAL SECURITY OF THIS COUNTRY The
Washington Correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun makes
the following observations with regard to foreign Invest
men, in American Stocks:
1--WE noted fact that occurred during the trois JosTs
OF 1880 which show that the French nation does
up glorious nsurecoos for the sake OF punder
and spoil bot for egalite" add freedom OF thought OF
aud OF press One Mr. Atkins from the London
house Of the Rohschlds found himself in Ps's on the
morning Of July 23h, 1850, wholly unconscious OF the
strife going charge OF immense amount OF treas
for Bank OF France. He hestaed as TO the course
should pursue but at length esoutey wended his way
the Bank which he found IN possession ofhe nsui gents
from the hague escaped convots the Odds and ends
of Paris half naked and starving Yet not sou had been
touched and Mr.. Atkins was permitted TO deposit his
treasure without the slightest hindTance mo!estaoEl
But though the intelligence Unexpectedly may be
that order has given place 20 Teyoluonhe great capital
is 81 Europe have 10 the conclusion bat place
for deposit or safe profitable either
the United States where with the blessing OF Kind end
gnspt Povdenee long age must eapse before revo-
luticns anarchy confusion will reign Hence we were
surprised Monsieur Auguste BemoDie OF New
York ths American confidential Agent OF The kotchs-
ehilds,) TO day in Washington
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]. P. MONTGOMERY. xaetIsn.sI.

j. L. MONT0OMEh1. Aucuoneer
DY J. ID. INGERsOLL & co. Store az Pearl
ID st-ou WEDNESDAY, April 5, ct 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
Doors, SHoEs BRosASs5o0 cases Boots, shoes and
Brossns comprising desirable assortmsnt Of fresh and
goods direct from the adapted
70 the western, southern, northern and city trade.
AtPrivste ssle-J ID. l. Co are constantly receiving
stock, which they selling private sale ct suction
prices. nv
STEAM PAPER MILL For Sale st. Auction On
SFrday the Slst day March, at III NJ all the Ma
chiuery together with yesrS lease OF the premi
Sc, from the first Of May next Of the steam Paper Mil
situated In Twenty xths near the North River In the
City OF NswYork. The Machinery co,ststs OF forty
horse Steam Engine and Boiler with all lie apPendsses
one Foudtnisr Paper Making Machine 50 inches widc
with steam dryer, msds BY Smith Winchester one
BY How Goddard Eve Rss Engines csryn rs pounds
,his the Mil has all the necessary machinery for OF
the sre full inventory will Be exhibited on the day Of
sas The whole is In order for immediate use hes been
10 operation two and half yess, and 10 cold to cose
concern Terms Of payment-lo cent cash on the say
OF SALE 20 per cent thirty days and the balance In o.
aud IL months approved credits For farther Informs
ton, apply TO MOORE 4 LEG0ETT SOL Pearl St
rom 70 ii A NJ NILE. ,i6t2otsis
NOTICK-AUCTION sALE-WM N. LEWIS. Auc.
tioneer (stors 1877 Chatham, corner Of Ovsrst) will
sell the enrs stock Of piecs goods % Division ~ on
Tuesday April at kafpsst 10 A. NJ Consisting OF slk
yelvets and fancy articles Of every description Alec
srse stock Of ribbons and valuable books Sale positive
This sale 10 we'll worth the attention Of the trade Terms
ash. m3O "
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Tue CAsE OF PORTER p. PIERCE Clrcum'
stance. connected with the discovery o. tho body Of this
gentleman to warrant the suspicion that he came to
his death by violent The Rochester Advertiser says
A inry was Immediately summoned BY Coroner Frost
ana from the testimony before it, learn the following
facts the body had upon IL tho clothes by ths de
ceased when he dlsspPesred with the exception OF ms
watch with the hands stopded az 10 minutes before O.
There also found upon his god pen, pencil
and p!n cushion bot bead known 70 have been In
his possession was missing Inc re hsod POCKET OF ms
n.ntaiou. was turned inside out The vest unbut
so,ed hut perfectly whole was sso The shirt NO mo-
new wss found upon the body
The most remarkable circumstsnce connected win tho
whole matter il the fact there fshu cash upon
m inner and back portion Of the head, which from ap
pes.nces-and the testimony Of physicians bear Us out
Ia this opino-co1d have been caused In no oneT way
than by sseyere blow with some heavy Instrument
The physcian sworn before the CoroneIs Jury gave II
his deliberate conylson thst the wound upon the hssa
had bpen received before the body came 10 contact win
she water
After careful Of the body and Of the facts
10 the case by highly Intelligent Jury they rendered
verdict that he his deah by blow or blows IN
he;ed BY some person 90 the Jury untpown IN W
opinion. believe the Jury sustained BY ninetenbs
Of the community.
~ We copy the following from late number
Of the RscsE,opd (Ky) czr0aiek;
Afsw days since a servant Of NINE in dissins eoss
hole near ny residence about foOt oDder sroepa ers
up stone pipe with Daniel Boone upon II u "s
the form Of an OposoIn head and neestbs neck about
al Inch aud hall long. formed the bowl the baisnce
representing the head eyes teeth and tongue,
perfect hseress a. could BE- made.
took good SMOKE. which the first and the lat
smoke ever bad.
Ny opinion is that Boone must have yi got II Wills 10
captivity with the indisns which was 10 7Ts ard mast
after his return 10 Boonsborosgh sn Sir, very
fally your fhsad, SAMUEL HALEY.
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~ 1t seems from the following, which we find
IN the Py0rdsH Transcript Of Tuesday, that the state
ment originally published in The nSe in relation TO the
Eew-Haven Railroad Company, aud Afterwards denied
ty the Hartford papers Is not entirely without fouuda
ton
The Mayor of New Haven has como out with state
nent which appears that the mesnness charged to
New Hsven Railroad Company, IN their treatment OF
the remains Of Mr. ADAMS aud the Congressonsl Com.
use was Justly aeged-th6t the fares, and the freight
were DEANpED and the body OF the illustriou dead
frst placed ia an old freight aud ony removed TO
pssser Ger car when KEMoNsrRANcE wss made
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A c. BADGER.
WANTS.

- - -
WANTEDA'i situation q, porter OF a..i.t.nt elsri "a
w mercantile house BY respectable young msn, well
acquainted with the city aud for whose sobriey and In
,esdty satisfactory references will be given Hard ~ork
will 10 no cement a. he and u are old sc
qnsntances Address r j. Croker Tribune Office m5O "a
NxANTED-s wanted for two girls, leach
w in small fAmily.l one as cook washer aud ironer'
the other do general house Good reference given
Appy at their present employers so Seeondsi Sec
ond-avenUe, this week mo0 ~
X1TANTED--A situation by a young woman who is
w good washer snd roner, and has served In the
above capacities msny respectable families She
1--WE uudoubted references Apply 81 tho corner OF
Eleyenth-si and Avenue B. "a floor, back room mS 70
NITaNTED-Families have the best he'll sober and
w faithful at the Office for domesties, "a Grand st
Terms 50 cents per year, otherwise Is cents WATTS
m50 ST.
WANTED-Atsw good agent. 20 eel work jus;
illustrated by snap. person, with energy can mahe
four to Eve d0aE Day Il ;s5 The ,sS yS,s eau
IVANTED-By 40 experienced sccOuntsnt who has
w been employed in the hardware, dry good business &c
temporary permanent employment at moderate salary
Address II. w. at this Office. mzs tts-
a MIDDLE AGED WOMAN and dsu shter wish to
N obtain situston.in respectable family, the former
houseseeper or ses.tres' the latter as nurse May be
this week a. 26 Hsmmond'st IN the rear mSO 80.
Gin O0O WANTED on Real Estate In this city,
SlU,UUU worth double the amount. Interest paid
promptly Apply 70 L. H. BROWN II Wsn't or ro
Houston. ~ B Money loaned on 1000 security mlt us
A CENTS WANTED-To canvass stores workshops,
"A manufacturing estsb shments, Nc Ne in fhlisdel'
phia for Ewbank's work on wetsr machines and other
nd Of machinery Inquire Of ZElBER co cor Ches-
rnt and Thirds, m2g 20
NNANTED-By woman. place to do chsmberwott,
w 10 assist in washing and ironing or 60 DO GENERAL
Homework Good references. Apply at l16 Mulberry
corner Of Broome. mZs 81.
A sITUATION is wanted by well educated Am.ri-
n can lady, where she would be received IS member
either to act Tor an invalid take charge Of the house TO
seq for and make the clothing of young children In
private family, in this city, the cogntry near VIII
awe most satisfactory reference. Adore" NJ u THIS
Office. m<o wv
NVANTED-A few active young men 10 90 south 81
w West 70 act agents for the sale OF new aud popul'
pubcaton,-S00 and above their expenses Will be
iusured them In writing With an opportunity o. clear
Ing 81 600 per some in our employ viii
no ~ 600 per year clear Of Gil expenses
Each will have his district IL will be necessary fo
them have at less from $40 TO $50 TO obtain good az
tins out Apply at FRENCHs Publishing Hall, .ss
Broadway UP stairs, office Of the Flag OF our Union
is.,.~. -, ba oo.,r.d s6f
r. y, SCHOOL AGENCY-For furnishing teach
u .srs hooss, &c. Clinton Hall. Beekmsn-st New
York Circulars and catalogues furnished application
The Teacher Advocate, sent monthly, 81 In advance
Letters must be post paid. -
m2i 2w. f. n WILCOX. Proprietor.
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PRo6REss OF EvESTs-The records Of Monroe
County in this State, which has population of some
10000 exclusive Of Rochester show thst In ls41 there
were e marriages the Oldest bride (happy her bride
groom had lie known having stained the age of Wis
dom. ripe sni tender o. 74lwen,y boys and fortyslx
girls advised by Franklin entered Lotto the holy state
of msIimony under 20 years of age The births were
$40, the deaths 2s7 Let have complete returns
,hese interest ne ard important topics
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tlRr kRir-Had.ds. March VI The steamer
ait.a Hisss sasssssss 10 ssssiHs isis r- Yesterday
anssa..a sod The ~ WIT CiiHiss saa rsorsss
Aahhatsn ss Ia The bay shat I've mss ffei hs iisht
fiss saas.vatlna as 80 tssnh hs hssst lhs s.sssss
the iI.ra sshsfz the iss is t~s g. isAs
she tsia ~ AZ fs 'hs seash .'ss
asli. 20 lee rs'-erhs.. s-d hs'-ss" h,,e s-t ts
he taks 10 presented - 30 faii q 10 osa> Al.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

vltN MN ,NVNN NAltN NkleVNN - 0Nt'AN''s"
rNrEN MORNING. SUNDAY NNVNrtsn
A -. t,.lea.e ussid,~s-, ceruer et Srr.ce
ssa >ss~aa -t,~e,s. srr"s"r "e wy 's"ii
A. s.i,. g. CIV Subscribers Nf i C1srs PEI wset
- - =. ,h.s rs~feN the, eau ray In advance Al ts
M ~ ~ ,a,ehs ~ ANeet 81 the same tein srre
..,.I.. ~, .t>ts Nal subscribers Five petaf
-. a.a~la " ,tNspse spa the paper tn 20 ease Goa
t..e& Ns,srA shs tis lVf witch Nisr paid sNese'iP-
So. ssase ~ ~ tvsSihs fhrrs Dollars 10 stNsnee
,.s0ss~s W. ~ e>eAaNscs WITH toantt, Newsrspets
,sils yNrets reSe,vcS al this NAce whose terms are
RisNes has thSse ~ rUs fSieUsr. are nov s"'~es
-, Siset~we>
vss~, ~ spNsSrtsi>S-i - tN~zNss|
ttxr f,sr. 81 lesskipe tnsefton sss's'ss-, Senu
N, s-s,ss- subsequent isssttion''''''.s
Ten ttsr-. 81 ever 6ve-ftr', iaseitien,....,so f"
- - f,vis ses.eSsset in'st'''rs'
A., r>cs ,,pe. first tr,etson. eeuts line
hsily subsequent tsseuions,,.2 ."
,,nes twice OF thrice PER eek.S 90 80
i-s,ssa tvsfv dsy. once, twice
ct thrice pef weck ......s - -
s,ssss s.xxisass. fvSrssL Noricrs, se. net ercesd
80 ts~ss. - cents
~ Az advertisements Inserted IN this paper appear
~ ~ tie Mcrnins sns Evcuing Edition
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CenwiH ,sprpnursnk --ln,itatisns isH, several
a 90, ,.t i.assnsl sd regretted Nhla .iNss-s have
tee. .s.t o.. s-i "a. far'-r.ss " .ist BE
par as,s r,s,l--s ~ th-. '.yi- ~ .'h-ss- tt-
Ed vhi, y, rssr -li h.ss w.s- wsi-.--s
n-.sss A,i.. ssis
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FIREs-About - O'Clock last night the store OF
Mr. George c. Kutz 1ss WilismIt. took IRE. Damage
fng The house 81 Veseyst. took FIRE last hight at
sbout 2ocoek. 1t was fortunately extnsuished without
nu Oh damsge beipg'done. q