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MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. SPEARS, &C.
nEEOpn &, 20

CHARLES d. DEFORD 81 co.
TOBACCO CONMLSSION MERCHANTS,
No. 81 South Gay street,
FL AVE on hand and offer for sale, on the most
a a liberal terms, the following:
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
AnAhMA PACKAGES, comprising full
AVVU sortment Of all grades and sizes great
variety of popular and well established brands, all
manufactured expressly for this market, and receiv
ed direct from the most celebrated manufacturers in
Virginia. constantly receiving additions to the above
stock.
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales consisting of Havana, Yara, st. Jago, st.
Domingo, Iguan, Myarie, Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky Of first quality and flavor, selected with great
care. Also, Spanish Seed in cases. Kentucky,
Missouri, Ohio. and Virginia, in hhds.-a full sup
ply always hand, suitable for Segar manufacturers
or export.
SPEARS.
500 900 HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting
excellent stock Of choice and medium SEGARS,
of the most favorite brands
200,00O AMERICAN SEGARS, Half Spanish,
part packed, 3 NJ cases, article for South Amer-
trade. Also. SNUFFS, Smoking and New
York Fine Cut TOBACCO, Havana and Principe pa
per. Havana Bass, Virginia Tobacco Stems Tobacco
Knives, Calabria Liquorice, Negro Pipes, &C., SC.
june 5
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PICKLES, JELLIES,

TENHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
ID the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment of PICKLES and PRESERVE Els,
which he can sell, wholesale retail, fifty per cent
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous to examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
,URANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.

Il Savings Bank for III" benefit fhe WidoW and
Orphan."
fEMpowERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
APITAL s. 500 200 STERLING, OR 50 500 900,
,esides a Reserve Fund (from surplus premums)
Of about i IS5,00O,
Part of The CdpiaE is inuesfed in the United States
r. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
ieorge street, Hanover, Square, Chairman of the
Court Of Directors in London.
United STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chief Office for america, ~ Walla., N.Y.
'acob Harvey Chairman, Samuel S. Rowland,
ohm J. Palmer, Gorham ii. Worth,
onathan Goohne, Samuel M. Fox,
ames Boorman, VIM. Van Hook,
;eorge Barclay, T.. Edward Habicht.
EDW'DT. RICHARDSON, General accountant.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms. Tables of Rates, Lists
fAgents, sc. &C., obtained at the Chief Office, "a
ut the United States, aud British North American
'olonies.
j. LEANDER STARR, General agent
For the United States and b. N. A. Colonies
Pamphlets explanatory of Life Insurance. and the
eculiar system of this Institution, blank forms of
ppiication, &c., obtained at the Agents office,
{ erman street.
O.S. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE:
jonathan MerediM, Esq. Chairman.
SamI Hoffman. Esq.
J.H. NJ Culioh Esq. VI. d.
AGENTS:
DONALD MILvAIN. German street.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS. ~ 81 ly
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF BALTIMORE.
OFFICE NO. l6 SOUTH STREET.
INSURANCE ON LIFE in auy sum not eX-

= ceeding 8 10000.
A wife can Insure the Life of her husband, free
from the claims of Creditors.
Joint Insurance on the Lives of husband and wife,
any two lives, that when either life fails, the
survivor may receive the sum insured.
To accommodate those who wish to insure at the
lowest possible COST without regard TO profits, the
Company will grant policies at the following rates OF
premium 10 those who will relinquish their right to
the profits retaining their right TO vote and all other
privileges of membership:
PREMIUMS FOR INSURING 800 ON SIN
GLE LIFE, WITH AND WITHOUT PROFITS:
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TO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS.

the m
BOTHER,
hab
VsSsm
asthar inGht ZACH course, commi
ngun con
shomoRc oil the Nav
oil
Merchants Exchange
Front the Semaphonc Signal Book, 49, of Instructions
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premium Annual prem. Annual prem

Payable Annually, SEMI annually, or Quarterly.
THOS. NJ. ALBEIT, President.
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
ChancellorS.
JOHN S. CUTTINGS and w. G.. HARRISON.
Medical Board.
J. r. w. DUNBAR, cor. of Hanover and LON
bard streets
G. c. NJ. ROBERTS, NJ. D., 1926 Hanover st.
For information on any branch of the business,
fer to the printed pamphlets OF the Company or TO
THOS. b. ADAMS, Actuary,
Sc so If No. 10 South street.
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CHEAP PLAI AND FANCY

CHEAP PLAI AND FANCY
JOB lpLaINIEI : Gro
OFFICE No. III. BALTIMORE STREET,
9 doors W. of South.
THSH f subscriber is every way prepared to ex-
ID ecute Job Printing with great despatch and
elegance and has on hand full supply Of fine and
common papers for Bill Heads, Circulars, Bills Of
Ladng, Bank Checks, &c.-He has c0nsiderabiyre-
duCed I he scale If prices
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
CARDS, HAND BILLS,
CIRCULARS, FREIGHT BILLS,
LABELS for Shopkeepers, Manufacturers,
Druggists, &c.
Where large quantities required his prices are
very low, as he runs them off by means Of Napier
Cylinder Press.
The orders Of his friends are particularly solicited
who will please give him call and judge for them
selves.
He has also on hand BLANK BOOKS Of his own
manufacture; and will make to order at the shortest
,otice-whch he warrants equal to the best in the
ity-together with full supply Of STATION
lRY, &c. JOS. ROBINSON, Printer,
june Bookseller & Stationer, III Baltimore ST.
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And, upon the average Of the FIVE years increase
in ls47, upon the quantity exported to Charleston Of
1894; to Mobile 57l to New Orleans sa,7sl; to New
York. 40 296 bags To Baltimore there sent less in
s47 1878; to Boston, lO445 to Phiadelphis 10 900
bsgs.
The market opened at the closing prices Of ls46 tea
dy demand prevailed in January, principally for the
United States and Sweden and the stock having become
diminished, prices advanced so q 100 reis advance
which continued until 18th February, attention having
meanwhile almost exclusively directed to superior
and good frss for the United States end Sweden and
also for Altoona and Hamburg. Later prices dsclaed,
and continued low until 18th March, from which day
until 10th considerable sales effected and the
kct rallied, aud improved further in April when the
rivals limited good assorments scarce and vessels
likewise scarce and hence, business less extensive
than otherwise it would have been Early 10 May prices
further so 100 res later supplies abua-
dant which, combined with scarcity of shipping, caused
reaction and in June decline took place,
and fair amount of business done. Freghts how
ever tnued to rise and the dealers rather than sub
NIT to lower prices preferred shipping consgnment
which they did extent both to the United States
Europe and the market continued depressed ct
the coee of month
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New YORK MONDAY AFTERNOON March Is, ls4s.
The -four market continued hrm with steady sales
home use full prices The lots disposed of consisted
Of enesee New Orleans round and fiat hoop Onio with
small parcels Of straight brands Michigan at slight ad-
terms stated below. Corn was rather inactive, ard
sales confined TO Southern mixed and white with
lots of New Orleans out of order, h. ated, terms
which did vary materially from Saturdays rate
except in sale of very handsome white Meal continu
s Sons x.re inactive nv and ,a.. at about
Saturdays quotations There was fair amount of
business doing in eugers with moderate sales of moass
81, without material change IN prices Coles cor-
linued quiet.
AsHEs-sales of so 10 bbls of pots made at s.
SIX pearls continued nominal at So SIS l2K
BEEswAX There was good demand for Western
yellow with sales Of 1000 It's at % 21c.
BREADsruFFs -Flour-sses of 500 barrels of common
to fair Genesse made at Sc So 800 do do at So 66
$50 do round and fat hoop Ohio sold at Sc So and
email sales straight brands Michigan were made at So
and held pretty firm st So SIN Sales of 900 bbs New
Orleans common, were made at So 25, and about 500
do fair to good quality in separate lots At So so The
market closed with for all descriptions Of good
brands in good order Wheat Sales Of $500 bushels Of
good white Ohio were made at 81 40 Corn Sales Of
1000 bushels Of handsome Southern white were made
~ $50 5000 do Southern Mixed sold at 52c 1000
40 New Orleans out Of order, sold at 5oc 1000
sacks do do were sold private terms; sacks
do, also sold terms not made public ;
and 1000 bushels Long Island also sold private
terms No sales OF New Jersey reported; holders
demanded 81 cents for yellow which was above the
views of buyers Meal dull at 81 30, and sales
transprea Rye was quiet at about SO to goo delivered
wore STEADY NJ aye, WEle Were
worth only 40 s4ac Beans-Salss of SO bbs made
at ST.
CATTLE MARKEr.- At Markct-l000 beef cattle 600
Southern Iemsinder Eastern and New York State)
80 COWS and calves, and 900 sheep and lambs Beef
Catte-Priees yet keep up to pretty high mark.
There have been sales consequence below 81 ard
the market averages from that figure 50 per cwt
About $50 head remain unsold Cows and Calves
Sales at from $40 to $50 $50 as in quality All sod.
sheep and Lsmbs-The market last week YVES some
what better supplied All sold at from 81 90 81 90 to
$3.50 Hsy-sciiius at from So to 75c per ows
CorFEE.-Sincc some cargoes Of Rio disposed OF
last week, have heard Of no sales Of moment we
quote Rio at Ok 7c lots prime quality worth
a trihe above the latter figure
CerTor. - The sales to-day comprise 800 bales;
holders more indifferent about bringing forward
their supplies, feeling confidence In the expected
sdvioes by the Cambria, now fully due. We quote as
before
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FOREIGN MARKRT5

BurNOs AyREs. Jan s--Ws copy from our dles Of the
british Packet the following prices loone,
Spanish s4ol 400 each, do Patriot 400 4Ol; dollars
Spanish aud Paaconss $25 each; do Patriot, c4x Ex
change Oh England ID in cur 65s Sd IS Cd per doub
loop do United States 2sc hides matadero sals.
dero descarnado 81 % pounds each % So per
do mstsdero country, 25 90 pounds, AZ 90 do; do
North America ss 40 do; do salted OK, 45 4S do salt
ed cow 80 40; horse hides sated, 80 81 do csch do
dry, rs s; sheep skins washed fne and ordinary 70
% per DOZEN goat skins, without pr nutrs skins
do; horse hair mixed So 60 arroba; do short As
Is do long, ls to "a in 100 lao do; WOOL ordiusry
washed 20 DO dirty, 10 do; do mestizs washed 25
50 do; DO dirty IL ls do; do fne washed 40 90 do;
do dirty 26 So do; tsllow, matadero raw - do; do
melted first GLASS, 80 40 dol do pure second class 35
SO do grease pure As SO do; jsrked beef as a. per
quints horns OK 800 800 per thousand; do COW, 100
q 200 do; shin bones, without price.
CARDENAs, Feb. 26 I'm our market have simply to
remark that is still current for mcasses and that
from the number of vessels still hand both here and
in Havana aud Matsnzss an advance may be consider
ed far more probable than decline Muscovado mr.
lssses, "a rs Muscovado sugar, 4 44rs Freights
dull Our sugar planters complain of the little yield OF
their fields and besides they suffering much from
drought 1t seems TO be the prevailing opinion that de-
grease of Is 90 cent from tho last years. crop will
be the result however, good deal will depend on the
weather.
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Died.

On Monday the l3th inst Mrs ANN POWER aged 81
years, native of tho county of Westmsath Ireland.
Her friends, and those of the late David Kinds, her
soninlaw also her nephew John Mulledy, respect
fully invited attend her funeral from her late resi-
deneo, No 10 Franklin street. Wednesday, the 18Th
ist at 81 o'clock, r NJ without further invitation.
On Monday tbs 18th inst WIN HENRY son OF Jeese
and Charlotte A Durham in tho 9th year of his age.
The friends of the family well As those of VIM. j
Davidson invited to attend the funeral SERVICES ct
the housa the latter II Douglass street. South Brook
Ign. on Tuesday, the l4th inst at O'Clock r. with
out further notice Ths remains will be taken to New
pore, II. l., for intermert.
On Monday morning, after q short but severe illness
EMELINE, only daughter Of David and Caroline Bryan
aged Ia years, months, and days
The friends aud scquaintsnces Of the family are res
pectfuly invited attend the funeral this afternoon,
at IA O'CLOCK the residence of her father, No. 100
Bridge street, Brooklyn.
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L,y.srooL CLAssiyicArIoNs.


Fsp.-Macksrel continued firm aud We quote Massa-
chusetts No at 80 and No at Sc at which moderate
sales were making to the trade.
FRUIT.-We note sales of 1900 boxes Of (wet dred)
Rsisins at 81 40 So 800 drums Smyrna dgs at ~
&C. 10000 lbs (old) dried apples at 4c 200 bbls do
peaches with skins 81 %, and 10 do western at
81 $50.
LEAD The market continued quiet, and quotations
wtro nominsly the
LIsyoRicE rAsrE Sales of 20 cases tspsnish) were
made at 100, months
MoLAssEs.-There q moderate inquiry for the re-
tail trade with sales of about 100 barrels and terces
lCardenaC at 20 2lc, and lot Of New Orleans do
(inferior) at 26hc.
NAVAL STORES -The near approach of the Cambria
with later advces has tendency to check transactions
while prices continue very hrm.
Ous-Moderate sales OF lnseed were making ut 65
66c In other descriptions there material change
Provisions There were sellers OF new mess pork IT
$40 3716, and Of prime do at SO as There were small
choice prime to tho trade at $40 90 Sales of 100
bbls old prime made OF S. u.s. Sales Of 100 bbis
hams (Wncheser's were sold to arrive Mt 10. BeeiT
Sales Of 900 400 bbls country and prime were
made the former at So as, and the latter at SIS 25
Lard-Saes OF about 100 bbls reported at ~ SCI
kegs remained the same as last week Cheese OF
$50 boxes prime daires made at 7hc for export
Blu tersales Of 20 packages Baltimore we're made ut
l7Kc; Is bb,s eggs sold at 1870 per dozen.
RIcE.Ssles OF so tierces made Mt about SO s7k
Ssep-Saes Of about $50 bbls clever, new pure were
sold sold at IN OTIS.
sueAR-s les Of about 400 hhds muscovados were
made ct to cts, and so do New Orleans at ~ the
market closing 81 stsady rates.
rALLow.--Ths market continued aru, with an upward
tsndensy IN prices. For hsadsoms lot Of geod vss'
En-, ~ wSss refused. ~ n
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larger than In any previous year The exports were
1870 4s4 bags moro than In is4s, showing increase
equal to sx per cent, and advance Of the average
from ls42 of asx per cent The annexed table exhibits
the shipments Of coffee from Rio In each Of the past
years. distinguishing the shipm nts to each country
DysrrsArIos OF CoryEE ErroRrED From Rio JANEIRo,
ls46 and l047.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALRa.

BAlTIMoRE March 5000 Upted States S. 1867; ION
rime) l034 5000 do do 1861 1900 do do 10 u; 1000 b. o.
Railroad, div bonds nv $50 do do Tx; shares Re.r
town Road 5% so do do 81 80 do do 3 20 do do 81, 10
lo asked 1921 bd Treasury 6 los asked lo2x Mary.
lsad Ga 30 asked 80 bd Baltimore 6 1890 9s sstsd 97
PHLAprLPHIA, March ST. FIRST Board35oo State S. Tex
$40 Wilmington S. II; 1907 Ches aud Del Canal Loen es s
90 7sH: Sch Nav i3 so Msrfs Canal lk 5000 TsI,;
Loan. 67 O4; 100 Giard B,nk liz; eco Morris Canal
Stat. S. y, 5000 DO 74l 200 Lshgh Coal Scrip sa
lU Lehigh S. 63 IS Norristown Railroad Is. Sec0rd
Board-2oc Morris canal i 400 do lx; ~ Louisville BIZ
"a; 100 Neshsmc Copper. Hitter Saies-l00o State
81 Bennington Copper 81 50 Beaver Meadow Railroad 24
200 Wilmington do77 1000 Reading Bonds so; 10 Farm
State 81, 74k -
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In the City and County of New York, from the 4th
March 20 the 18th day OF March. l8a8.
Men 80; Women 80: Boys 81; Girls So. Total 300

March 70 the 18th day OF March. l84s
Men SO; Women 80: Boys 81; Girls So. Total 300.
DISEASES.
Abacess,i Apop,xy 3; Asthm, i Aiphy.ia 2; Bleed
Of Womb /; Casualties 81 Cholera Mobus, Consump
al: Couvuons ga Group III Congestion Of Lungs
prOpay Dropsy in the Head III Dropsy in the Chest
/; Drowned /; s-uerV Il EpiicpsY2 Erysipeias2; x
Il Fever a Fever. bilious Fever Puerpersl 8: Fee
yer .emen 81 Fever Scarlet Fever Typhoid l3 Fever
fl immaton, 9; ILLUMINATION of Bran 3; Inflammation OF
iG: inf mmaon Of stomsch 4; Inflammation Of Throat
lrhamm ton Of Lver2; Mars.mus 3; Mortifcato ola
As. 5; Palsy A. Premature Birth, Pieurisy, SMALL Fox
II: pIna Disease, rething Il Ulceraion Of lntesnes
l. Unknown, 3; Varioloid, l.
22 10 90 81 20 to 3d. 5O 80 to 40 49, 40 to So 49, so go
tx 10; 81 80 to 90 7; 100 aud upward Il
known 4. A. WHIT. City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. March IL, 1873.
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A PRESENT TO GEN. TAYLoR.-Therc may be
seen at Mr.. McCracken's furniture store, Royal
street yoce Of hsndicraft which, however beautiful
IN itself derives additional interest from having been
wrought by as fair pair Of hands as ever engaged In
wresthing a tribute from besuty TO the brave It's
divan, embossed with flowers worked upon hair cloth
and designed az token of the affection and retpect
the iair artincer entertsns for Gen Taylor 1t s the
proJucuon OF Miss Lydia Grace Moore OF Texso, who
wn1e Gen Taylor was winning hoBors for his coun-
try in N,xco, Piled her gentle art with patient skill
"a executing such gitt iG betuitod her AK TO
bestow upoo tbs leader OF victorious armies 1t would
levo been som, thing 70 cheer and the old soldier
had tpuit whispered BIN when watching 1T dead Of
ught the camp tires which betokened Oh. sppronch of
hostile hosts that even then tn. boudor of bscuy was
t!mired by softer light which she'd its milder rays
upon the sbor OF aR'nerous and pure heart which in
that lonely hour busted itself In erecting bells and vi
sibe nunimpnIF II the gratitude which ov,rfowsa n
The pooseu work OF the dyan was xeout,d I'm ro.a
wood by MIR MoCrscktn and Is a rare achievement In
pechsniosl ssill.-Nsw 0rle ons PicSyuns, MareA g.
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TOBACCO. The market for good Kentucky and Vir-
ginry l. ri continued firm, with good inquiry.
WHALEBoNE -There was change la prices, while
the market remained quiet
WHIskEv.-No sales were reported while prices re-
NAMED the same.
FREIoHrs.-To Liverpool, rates remained nominally
the Naval stores were said to have been taken
last week under IS. To Antwerp to-day, cotton was
taken ut No, and turpenne at IS Cd To Havre cotton
engaged by the packets Of the 10Th and 24th ct 10
The bark Chastr Oak cleared Saturday for Belfast
Ireland with cargo OF provisions valued at SIS COO,
shipped by Mr. Cordukss, Of this city.
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Upper Ten Thousand-Ths following letter

received from Mr. j. Scox gentleman of ctabty
and fortune who well aud widely known. Dr. Townsend
Ssrsspaa has cured thousands of paess the upper
css of society AID rsed both in New York aad Albany by
the majority Of the ar.ocratc families They purchase
and the whole family for month six weeks sick
we'll There preventive for disease like it. These fami
lies rarely il ever, lose chld-"New York jan 1876
Dr. Townsend sir-la justice to remedy take the Ii
cold which could NOT remove il became settled cough
and bronchial affection of the throat and lungs which dis
i'll health and procured Of your Sarsaparia for him.
dice but found il threw the bile out through the pores He
better, which induced me IT, done and
very happy that entirely cured both
md and in tn. enjoyment OF exceen
VALENTI VE sILCOX, 81 Amos street.. N. Y" Principal
Office 1876 Fulton street
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In 1885 the receipts Of -four amounted to only nine
hundred thousand barrels, showing increase in the
past eleven years OF three millions of barrels. The
c.pts Of in 1885 were not given. In 1897 they
amounted to only 1898 bushels, and in ls47, to
than ak millions Of bushsls. The inorease in the
ceps Of wool has been large and affords the most era
flying evidence of the growth Of this important branch
OF agricultural industry.
The exports Of cotton from Mobile to foreign ports
and the value of the same six months ending Febru-
ary 29ih, lS4s ware AZ any bed
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Irett III you want top Inc good httnR ohIt, ~
81 Nassau street und buy Of Scotts Dollar and Hall
Broadway pair Of Gloves. I Gys. ecere
haudkechefs and suspenders economic BIAS tins !:
the only cheap furnishing ia New YORK. remember
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Married.

AZ Hanover, New Jersey Wednesday evening, the
sth inst by the Rev Mr. johnson, Mr. ANpREwJ Price,
Of Chethsu J Formerly OF this city, to Miss
FRANCES w KING. Of Dovvr, N. J.
In this city, Sunday evening l2th instant by the
Rev VIM. $. Bslch, CALEB T. HowELL,jr, of Chester,
New Jersey to JOANNA NJ. CARPENTER, of this city.
Morrstown papers please copy.
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wal 81 Hood arcIe ihouId 90 tn ]. w UKEATONG GU
II Cedar street They have several and superior
styles very low Pens that others sell 50 they sell
for 81 So The sesuipe Albert gsgey Pen apd Csse 81
Is only spencer Rendels Levi Browns. Josiah Hayden
Co and all other approved makers Pens selerted by
competent THE imperfect returned 70 the
erch Cd
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BroadwsyJu,t received, large assortment of Genemens
Hat from Of the celebrated aud Hat sta
bshmen,s Paris variety OF Chiidrent rans
Hats the beautiful exhibited Also large assot
emit of elegant Paris Silk Umbrellas among which the
celebrated Patent Self Open.g Umbrellas Those in want Of
Particular called Gcnins" spring style OF Hat
Best Moskn Hat co. saving to those who purchase at
his hlish mi of M emf.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, from IS cent

TO 81 50-Beers Clark Is John street (up stair) invite
the attention of all purchasers Of Gold Pens, whoIesas
retail to their stock, comprising the pens Of all the best
in the country carefully aud warranted Being
perfectly confident Of the inability of house TO compete
with them in the quality and prizes OF their and
they cheerfgy furnish purchasers with list Of their
paiyed -