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Dull Summer nj the East.

Eastern journals contain many sorry accounts
of the state and prospects Of trade in that region II
a subject of remark that while manufacturers in Eng
land appear TO be rising from the depression to which
they az well a. the manufacturers Of this country have
for two years been subjected. and increasing their
works, own mills are stopping to an unprecedented
extent
In addition to the stoppages OF factories before no
ced the last mails bring intelligence OF some halt
dozen others.
The Perry Cotton Mill one Of the largest cotton man
ufacuring establishments in that town, will stop run
ming after the 10Th inst owing TO inability to sell their
goods except az a ruuOus loss.
The Middiesex Mills at Lowell, says the Salem Rsgis
cr which made such large sacrifices in their stock Of
goods last Fall by selling them at auction in New York
are now only running quarter part Of their mschi
merry that most OF the mills At AndOver have stopped
work and the Salisbury Manufacturing Co have stopped
more than half Of their machinery.
The Northampton papers state that the extensive
Wooden Mills OF Gilbert Stevens, at Ware, and the
Mills st Clspylle winding up their business for the
present owing to the large stock OF goods remaining
unsold.
The LerisfOn FAILS (He) Journal says that the Wool
en- Mills al that place have stopped work, in conse
sequence Of the low price and limited demand for their
goods and that the Flannel Factory at SabattisViie
will stop ia a few days
The James Mn at Newburypor, according TO the
Herald Of that place viii also probably stop Tor awhie
taking advantage OF the depression Of business at the
present time, to repair their machinery.
More than 800 hands have been discharged from the
mills under the agency of one house in Boston within
the last fortnight owing 20 the mpossbihty OF selng
the goods ON hand, raising money TO continue the
manufacture.
The shipping interest Is In no better condition -
freights are low 10 be altogether insufficient 10
meet the vessels expenses IL IS not speaking 700
strongly assert that OF the many thousand cargoes
now ahoat not more than in ten perhaps not one
in twenty has been received on board rate which
will pay the Of the vessels Tor the cost OF the
transportation,
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under suitable limitations Il wise and Just measure OF
public policy which win promote in various ways the IN
terests all the Of this Union and we
recommend il to the favorable consideration of the
American People. .
Resolrsd That the obligations Of honor ana parrot
ism require the earliest practicable payment Of the Ma
tional Debt and we are therefore in favor oil such
Tariff Of duties az will raise revenue adequate 10 de-
tray the necessary expenses Of the Federal Govern
ment and 70 paw annual instsents OF Debt and the
interest thereon.
Resolued That we inscribe on Our own banner, free
Soil Free Speech Free Labor and Free Men ana IN
der it we viii fight and night ever until triumphant
victory shall reward our exertions. Il
p s-MlRTIS VAN BUREN, and CHARIEs r. ADAMS
are the nominees The Committee have not yet %.
o'clock reported but this is believed to be correct
The vote on President is said to have been for Van Bu
rem 2j9 Hale l5i.
Mr. Mitchell the brother Of the Irish Felon IL
here, and in company with W. E ROBINSON, will ad.
dress mass meeting Ireland as soon as they can
get possession Of the tent
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leaving the reader 10 draw his own conclusions Hav
ing done this with what little power Of penmninz we
pJssess we viii take advantage Of the occasion to solemn
Is warn young in the country against INDUCING
tor an instant the fatal desire Of coming the City to seek
their fortunes By labor II they could ss we have done
attend day after day the bar Of the Police Court or read
the secret docket Of the innuersble cases OF heart
brokenness desoation and crime that there sppesr-or
hear from their lips the history Of the wretched
who people the innumerable dens Of infsmy
tina, abound in the metropolis-they would learn this
one frghtful truth That than half the prostitutes
and female criminals in the City here from the
country 10 earn living in some honest way, and TO
crafty an innocent longing for little female hnery
passion 10 see the world. The sad story Is ever
ever the sae-frs destrution, then absolute and
hunger then turned out Of doors houseless and home
less or offered the dreadful alternative Of prostitution
Young Woman 1T you indeed real Woman and
no innate demon assuming angelic form Of purity the
better 70 carry on hes work on earth-marS well our
warning stay calmly where you are, beneath your
own pure skies and amid the vrtuous freshness Of your
home no matter how humble il may BE-. Work-spin
-dig-t the soi-do aRyiisg yirtuous that viii earn
you bread-and mere bread il not so rery difficult 10
get in the country But as you value your mortal pur
iiy and the welfare OF your immortal soul come not
into the City to lose yourself in the boiling seething
cauldron RIGHTEOUSNESS that RACES forever here II
you have an intellect active 10 be satisfied with the
dull routine Of country life, read and improve your
mind BY study and mature you heart by contemplation
II you have aspirations for the beautiful, surround
yourself with flowers and teach birds and gentle
lures to be your playma,es and companions; endear
yourself to all che little children in the neighborhood
conceive the grand and noble ambition the only one
worthy of Womans soul Of rendering yourself neees-
sary 10 your fellow creatures within the natural roach
Of your sphere and Of adding something 10 the beauty
OF this beautiful earth OF which God has made you the
brightest and most precious blessing. Thus may you,
poor and humble though you be- IN your life with
gentle joy that shall bring health and happiness to
cheek and eyes and surround your innocent pillow with
celestial dreams
" SLICE XVI. will introduce the reader to
-. Y. 4. a., J. T.
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EpUcArIoN IN LOWER CAxApA.-The Report Of
the Superintendent Of Public Education for the above
Province recently printed embraces returns for half
the year ls47 From these appears there are in East
ern Canada let2 public schools children frequenting
the same 362e4 allowance TO teachers (six months)
$4,000: allowance for school houses six months)
$1,000; number of school houses built and repaired
(six Lsonths) eos. In Upper Canada there are 1000
School Districts 26 Of which over one, tenth of the
whole were without schools IN 1896 The average an
nosl allowance for teachers In Lower Canada Is Sl4i
In Upper Canada sll6.
The AFFAIR OF HoSoR-We learn that Messrs
Cartier and Doutre after giving bail Moudsy TO keep
the peace went scross the river to Longnsul and ex
changed shots, fortunately without damage 70 them.
ssves and TO the advantage OF Her Majesty Treasury
Montreal Herald.
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bill precisely like il for the benefit of the South can
be rejected by the same vote.
After considerable debate the question reconsider.
alton was taken and carried % 10 O..
After conversational discussion In regard TO the
marks Of Mr. GAYLE charging Northern men with ere.
snng distinction between the North snd the South In
which Nessrs srUAkr. Burt. REErr, HnEIARD, Nc
CIEILASD snd others took part the House sdjourDed
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Mission FOR lRELASD.-A large meeting of the
friends of ireland TO be held Saturday evening
al Saratoga. Mr.. T. Lynch, in accordance with re.
quest from the Directory at NewYork has proceeded
ihither to commence the organization OF the in
terror OF this State and his mission so far has
been successful Not only have the Irish people to be
found In and about Saratoga joined in advancing this
effort for the struggling patriots Of an oppressed land
bat American citizens, whose hearts respond to any
call made for Liberty, have noby taken the lead In the
good work The names attached to the Call of the
meeting published in the local papers include some
OF the first and patriotic inhabitants Of Saratoga
Mr. Lynch has received the most generous aid and CO
operation from Justice Plunket who is always ready
10 serve the cause Of Humanity, without distinction
cline or color, with his energetic services
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PrrTsBURGH, Saturday Aug II.
Washington, St Charles and Montgomery Coun-
ties have given 400 majority for Day, the Loco
Foco candidate for Congress. The Wings have
carried Clarke Co.
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The River aud Harbor Bill,

OF winch we have already gwen the items,
passed the house ON Friday by the triumphant
vote OF ms Yeas to 81 Nays-slmost two to
one. Only five or six Wings in the negative
The aggregate of appropriations made by it is
rg65 600
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NAYS-(Agdiast extending Siarerg,
SLAVE STATES.
~

SLAVE STATES
DrIAwARE-J. w. Houston.
FREE STATES
NAME CLARK, HamD0ns, Smart, HtHtdms.
NEW HAMPSHIRE -Pedsee Tuck
MAssAcHusErrs-Abbott Ashmun, Grnnel, Hale
Hudson ID p King, II. Mann, Palirey-s.
RHODE IsLAND-CranstOn, TkwsfOH-2.
CoNNEcrIcur-Dixon, Hubbard, j Rockwell, Tu
man Smith,.
VERMoNr-Collamer Henry Marsh, Peck-f.
YoRK-C0liins, COnger, Duer, Colt n. h. Hall
+ B. Holmes w Hunt Jenkins Kellogg, w. ]. Law
renee SdRey Laurence Lord Mdciay. Marvin Mullin
MwpiV Nelson, NicoH Petrfe, Putnam Reynolds
Rose Rumsey, w 81 John Sheriff., Sylvester Singer
land. SfdTkntdthe. Tsllmadge. Warren. White-32
NEw-JERsEY-E dsaH, Gregory, J. G. Hampton New
ell, Van Dyke
PEN>syIvAxIA-Bl Blanchard Brady, Butler, Dickey
Eckert Farrelly Freddy NJ Hampton, r. ngersoll
Irwin JOB Mann Mes Pollock A. Stewart Strohm
Strong James Thompson, Uihn0t-ls.
OHIo-Csnby Crowen, CalamiHs, ID. Duncan DICK
sasOa Edwards n. Evans, FadH, Fisher, Fries, ho'
mon, IT. Mler Morris, Richly, Root SGlya, schenck
Taylor. yinton-l9
lNDIASA- Cdilogf, Dunn, Embree, Ha,!sE Pefta
Robinson, RockAH, c, B. Smith, r. w. Thompson
Uick-l0
ILLINOIS F,cklia, Lincoln, MCirnapd. r Smith
TWne Uerfrorsh-6
MICHIGAN Bingham, NJ ClelaRd G. r SfBayf-3.
WISCONSIN, Darling LyRdt-2
lowA-Um. Thompson.
Loco-Focos in IfGhcs
Total One HaRdred and ItrcHfyOAs.
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70" SARATOGA is full to repletion. Mott gar
ret" can be got for love money" It's amusing to
the troops OF fashonabes daily disgorged from the
Rail Cars and the cor sernation OF the ladies a, the diff
-hculty of finding encsmpment.
By the way, good tent with well furnished apart
menss, would pay during the next six weeks EScur-
sons TO the Lake daily, and Balls, Soirees Concerts
suppers &c a, evenings ill up the vacuum OF Times
travel In this beautiful locality
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A Man shot.

A man by the name Of Allen was shot here last
night, by Waterman. Particulars not stated.
Great excitement exists in consequence OF the oc
currence.
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SATURDAY, August 70.
ARREST OF 4 SwINDLER.-Yesterday man
named William Palmer, alias Birch was taken into Gus
tody on charge of swindng several persons OF guam
tiiy of goods by of forged checks. Il appears
that yesterday he bought about 9 worth os boots and
shoes from Rufus P. Tuck, corner Of Carmine and
Blocker sts and rendered check the Butchers and
Droyers' Bank Bowery which subsequently, found
to be worthless he had money lodged to his &C.
count there Several other shopkeepers in the City
have been swndled 10y the same means, and more
charges expected to be brought against the prisoner
LAuNcH.-This morning the L. S. Mail Steam.
ship Ohio was launched from the yard of Mesrs Bishop
& simonson foot of Fithst She is beautiful vessel
$50 feet in length having l6 feet BEAM and depth Of
about % feet After few days preparation she will
be ready to go to sea.
FooLIsHyEss.-Yesterday afternoon an English
man named Frank Hays went into Purdys estab.
shment in Centre-st while in state of ntoxication.
and calling for some liquor laid down 500 bill on the
counter Purdy suspecing something wrong, sent for
Capt Magns who arrested the man, and on searching
him about $3.50 found on his person in drafts and
bills He was taken care of until he could recover from
his bad position and viii probably learn to take better
care of his cash in future.
AWARD FoR THE TEMPERANCE EssAY.-The
first prize of $50 offered y the propretors of The Or
gan of this City. for the best Essay the Promotion
of the Temperance Movement, has been awarded 10
Rev H. D. KErcHELL of Plymouth, Mass The award
ing Committee consisted Of Rev DR. Tying, Rev D. Peck
and Rev Henry w Beecher. The second premium Of
$50 was awarded by majority of the same Committee
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

"a We return thanks Hoa wvTzsoI for pamphlet
sosns hs oraion a. The iyz Of the Corner stone Of Na
M5aunenf, al Wsshnston.
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N The NAVAL Pension Bull has passed both
Houses. IL gives pension to every widow tstill
a widow of a Revolutionary soldier
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" The CITY Hotel at Portland Maine, was
destroyed by fire on Friday 18th inst The IRE took IN
the cookroom There was partial insurance on the
building In Boston
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~ Wiz, Wigs, Wigs .-MEDHuRsr Il HEARr

~ Wigs. Wigs: wigs.-ME4Hvssr HkssD.
importers and msnusseareIs o. hunan hSr, s9io INFORM
he ehespes and the best assortment Of wigs scsps hall
siss tOupees brads Of long ha frzettes, rngeis and
o,hr hzr which for price and qusly une
cuae The trade supplied wholesale and retail 2 Maiden
lane New-Yo Az I'M
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COOPERs, TOOLS, comprising M ,ss s,,I e,
Hsrdwsrs s,ors s. FuhonSt Nsw-York- iyl& snpkW
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- Phreuolsgfsrs md Publishers, Fc~LEn
win Clinton Hall lSi Sassan-st ~ "
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RepOrfed suicide.
PHLApELrHIA, Satnrday.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Aug. g
A report is prevalent that Richard Penn Smith,
the author, committed suicide yesterday-partic-
uars not learned
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The Southern Telegraph is not working beyond
Wilmington.
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rh. N.w.Jersey Wafer Cure Establish

meut situated In the Orange Mountains al South Orange
New-Jers IS miles from New-lork, on The ine Of N
uo,is ard E.sex RalrOad.-Dr. MEEKER returned from
Germany two wears since where be made the Wafer Cure
hi. particular study and has erected an entirely new snd
extensive stabishfnsnt for watercures upon the most I'M
nroved Fng.h plan having private bath attached 10 each
room The walks and roads opened through The mountains
are very extensive and give view Of The whole surround
ing country, New-York CRY, &c.
The car Tor South Orznse leave the foot OF Cortands
Al O'clock A. NJ and NJ arry1nz Al South Orange IN
about one hour AL letters addressed 10 Dr. e. H. AEEKEk
south Orange, n J. will receive attention. anl #
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DEFEAT or THE LAST COMPROMISE.
Yeas and Nays in the House on the Senale's
Slavery compromise appended 10 the
Oregon bill:
FREE STATES.

YEAS For extending Siarery South Of go 3O'
TO he Pacific Ocean,.
FREE STATES.
NrwYoRK-A Birdssll of Broome.
PrSNsYLvANIA-R Brodhead, c. Brown, c. J. In
gersoll.
Total, Free States-toa.
SLAVE STATES.
MAINLAND Chapman, A. EcaHs Lyon, McLane,
Roman.
ynGINIA-Atkinson, Bayly Beae, Bednger, Bocock,
Bots, Flournoy, Fulton, G0ggiR, Mcdowell, Meade,
PeHdiefoH, ~ b. Preston, r. A. Thompson-l4.
NORTH CARoLrNA-BGrringer BOyden CliRgmGn,
Daniel, DORneH Mckay, OWl0p ShTPerd, Venable-9.
South CARoLINA-Burt, !. T.. Holmes, II. b. Rhett
Wallace, Woodward.
GEoRGIA-H Cobb, HARRISON, lverson, j. ". Jones,
r. Butler King Lumpkin SephsHs To0lRbs-s
ALABAMA--Bowdon. w r. w. Cobb, Gayle, Harris,
Hiidrd. G. :. HoustOn-6
Observation-Disclosures, Jacob Thompson Temp
kms-3.
LouIsIANA-Harmanson-l.
FLORIDA-Cabell-l.
TExAs--kaufman, Pillsbury-2
KENrucKT-G adams, Boyd BuchHe, p. l.. Clark. q.
Duncan, French M0rehead John b. Th0mPsoR-s.
TENNEssEF-Chase, Cooke, Cro.ier Haskell, Hill, A
Johnson Geo w. Jones, Stanton Thomas
MissoURI-Bowln, Green, w. ?. Hall Phelps
ARKANsAs--Robert w. Johnson-l. Slave States, ~
Wings in HalicS-29. Locos-53.
Total for Slave Extension, Eightytro.
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NrOTTCR-The una.r.isusd eonuaetors for cleaning
the FIRST and Third Dsthets Of the CITY q New' or,
comprising the First Second. FOURTH s1pr sevenen sna
Tenth Wafcs hereby 1--WE notice thai hey base
their principal oce the ccs OF ne superntsnosm OF
street, "a Lodow ct o. Esssx hIket TIE Dump
,g ronds on the said Dse a. he foot Of Albany
Roossvet and jefferson where there are also cces Tor
q. Dus'ns'' P''r JAMES 3 GREENMAN
NrnTICF-OHce Of the Roeklsnd Cemetery, 10 Broad
rouer OF Maidcnsne, up-stairs where ell orders
iii bs received from ga NJ io4 n for The purchase Of
plsf, or for nieents Pamphlet and msps OF The ground
re rssdy for distribution other than once hcoFs. Orde0
Will be received 81 zs3 Wosterst
aus 2w. VIM ARCHER, Superintendent
MEXICAN CLOCKs-For domesde and export
"A usde q I8 Pesr!-sG c. 3 SPERRY
au2 <ns Agent fof ~ nansfar0zra
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~ Wnter-Cure Estnblishment, Oyster Bay,
L. T. . miles from New orn.=JoEL Saw ID. author
Of The W.ter-Cure Manual Hand BOOK Of Hydropsihyr
lc kc Edtor OF the WstsrCure Journal and the earliest
American practitioner Of the new mode, and DR.. RooF,
.so pupii Of Phessuitz. receive patients As shove Pas
ssge esk dsys per steamboat Croton 81 p. NJ Fulton
xsrssa je5
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Daguerrean stock Depot-EDwARD WHITE
would pectfuy % his customers and the pun
lie generally he has removed his Daguerrean STOCK De
pot rs al Broadway corner Of Murrays wnere
be s continues to keep large and perfect assortment Of
all articles used in the Photographic process
The DaueneOtype Plates manufactured by T. !" ME are
now giving universal satisfaction and considered by the
best operators be in many particulars The nnes1 IN me
market
Cases OF every size and quality also manufactured by
he propretor and sold IN Quantities 10 suit purchasers
Having an experience extending back to the INIT intro
ducOn OF the ART be can sacy essu,e nose VINO "lsn ~
purchase goods m bis line Of business that all articles sold by
hun are OF superior description and warranted TO give ,ans
faction not only regards qualify, bui pnce Frees cur
rent awarded vhen requested. iva lmlstp
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YEAS For ertending Siarery South Of So 3O'
10 he Pacific Oce0n.)
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CITY ITEMS.

~ SLICE XVI. will introduce the reader to
mine uncle The Parnbr0ker."
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By telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
kENTUCKY--4ddfionoi
MISSOURI

crttenden'. maj. q,4e7. Clay in do. e,9s9.
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DANGEs-Pierces improved twO.cyeD Ranges. com
IL binng economy, convenience and durability. These
Ranges pronounced by the public the most susan
and effective apparatus for culinary purposes and heat
ing OF water offered Hundreds OF references OF the
ir, responsibility In all cases warranted give sasac
ton GEORGE PIERCE, ~ broadway
p s-Pierce'. ranges repaired snl2 lwF
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wYoRK-A Birdsall of Broome.
PrSNsYLvANIA-R. Brodhead, C.. Brown, c.
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H.sIscroxs scsIPrusaL DfosAnA.-This imposing en-
hbon Il worthy ol visit from all who have On appfecis
ZION OF The sublime IN Nature attempt 20 reproduce
by Art They resnae the Creston IN ell ne sssesi de
made hghn IN the tnna'a-nf besnifiily Indicating
marking the approach Of morning. The "De!uger 10
master piece Of dorsnic effect, exhlb Ing umnlt Of
an. eemenis In the cheat degf, exciting behold
Wild and ominoos voice that the wind heard bowling
hfoI Oh al this tempest The exhibition 10 got up wth
resl deal Of Ingenuity and cannot fail 70 be very attractive
Tickets IS ctsj children hshpnee. Doors open q !
Curtain rses al O'Clock suo fmis'p
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EREsH TEAs-Fine Hyson, Young Tyson ard %
Ionx Tess Of excellent favor for sale ct Who'll cssle or
rsssu 81 (slsl oASSNER YOUNG, La Ceshsm'st
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"A dering Dsguereosype iEdeible, at A. j. BEALs Pre-
MUM One Dollar Daguerrean Gallery. N. B-lS Broad
way third floor between Maiden-ane and Libertyst-hs
no Connection with any other establishment In the
lyB Inn
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COUNTRY MRKCHANTs.-CsIa Al n Maiden-
~ lave, and examine FRANCIS LOrTREGs stock OF
iow-prced Letter and Cap Paper, Blank Books, Enyel
ops Fancy and staple sioEsry Of every style. Croon
Ing Cards Gold Pens Daily journals and Diaries for i3se
sc. Ae. Stationery Warehouse. n MAIDEN lane. anlI
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o.UUU SO Barrels Soap Stone Dust, ground and bolt
ed for Foundry Soap Stone Slabs and Blocks ~ The
ton Funne Block, Griddles. &c Nc lst received fof
ssIs nv JAMES, BEEBE co.
TO- '2ynLW i2p Futon-s
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SyTRAW GOODS! STRAW GOODs.-C Closing
S0f large stock Of gsntlcmens, youths and infants
braid Has Caps. at very low Phees, at J. n MON
ARQuES. "a Bowey. ans Inn
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