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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

Rf ORDER Of Hon william Parneee Albany Count
tb hereby gwen, Plfs1sn b. ne pro1s n he sisste i
,i'shne1i- aea absconsng con'e-i sni oo1 -1i 81.
hat attachment has against The estate oi jC.EPa
NthlhsOH ferieuf ID Progd-lse. Rhode Island aff hat -
zane = be- .od for the payment Of h debts he a.
d fse such .sctn-ri according 2, sT within llihs re
e hrst Publication ri this payment n any tsss
due 10 hu gy residents Of ih, STATE and DE aeiv- 10 o
Tor hs Of property rt1 th, STATE tsong h ed -
transfer 81 suh property b. him. io0blss a. ~
Auy or sfis'hlK creditor. No fErfi.nfe Atfy
10y OKDyK Martin tse Cognty Juds- wasata C5sIy
ItClusi0T. s. note hereby purust pr1rsc
tie statute agfhorzlg alci-ufs sgssf l-o1ix 80
ret-li 1ettor Tat sftlcns q hss .ss
HENRY , hi1plEr cent 1e1or ssD'
VII D. soi o tie payment ~ De- 3-f-. srr~s - a.
enfs lrn ,t nur1t according " as, rfl8 re
t9 lf; pnfafq % @ 1Df~ and bsf tie payment ;ss
is Dr. hon b residents 81 hs sfst- and ey g. -
se 20. foy properly within t STATE ts1ng - tn ed fhs tts
i-f o j fueh properly by ore5jen b. see
Dated hanh T. Ista PARKER a POrILk. n Whrl1s
me- avn Attorney far sttalnny Cs~isg
,f ORDER Of Hon Ae Lsvooi Couasy Jat.- oiths CO..
~ 81 Ff-rtf--'-r .frs
Our notice -rry that afrarh- ssrs'
ne r-'air o CHARLE. h. MOUNTAIN hobok~n he So
OF NrF ief~J, resident debtor AID hat he sfre 80 =
sold "f u- payment ~ bis dos un-. 10 spsr ni tsshs'
ala h1-nt, accorin ~ iae. ela onils from M t
eaton oi us notice ard 81 i payment teots DO p pc
oy residents Of ~ State. snd tire delivery n ~ of 30 - e ~,
property within STATE n~9rHx h ard he rsntef ~
aart - lsss l. CObB.
- lsssn Auoney 0r auseLEz es-l ,o,
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rI'HF STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
Il COMPANY. Of Worcester Mass GUARANTEE
CAPITAL 100000. Hon. JOHN DAVIS. President
Hon. Isaac DAVIS. y3-.- P-as,a...

t.-r.p Pc a.
Hon. s.LissUsY. Fc'-'lesi1en-s
A SIDNEY DOA<E. Medical Examiner FOR Sev-Y
> " arr-rst This company conducted he
nQulcA principle. IL premiums for assurance
pended pay heavy rents high salaries % 10 officers
and r-iea1 of sng more money n the assured han n
10 cover acga losses, 70 taxes sIr porOn Of he pren
un n noe. 10 be assessed only Of extraordinary
morality, ar n0 chargesble win interest Surplus be
Iefne 90 Members the end u every three years from
June T. 1870
Pamphlets explaining The prtncrpe- and advantages of
Life Assurance with the forms u application and rates Of
premium may be obtli'ed IN the ofc- IN nm. City
Iys 5neOd T. D sAKTON. Agent 81 Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

FEESCH AND EScLfsH BOARDING aND DAY school
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
o. GREENE->T. between Waverly and Clinton
&'tJ p.sces-Mme COUTAS Will reopen her estao-
Ishmeri tle 7ih Sept next Young ladies' wishing 20
JOIN the French. gal-h Drawing Classes only VII be
admitted FOR each OF these branches. au'o M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

- 500 SET OF COOPERs, Truss HOOPS
! a wholesale and retail, Of CHARLES 5. LIT
TIES Hardware store, - yulton-~- 4, NASup&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

q. LEASE-The new 3-sfory ani arc store ar tue..
~ ing, the corner of 0fcenwlch sni Charts Sta
The store We calculated for The dry goods. drug OF oer
respectable business The house for genie-l family 40
he so new and dwellings al ionng, on Gfreuwirf
n and Is calculated fer any fesre,as hn ness "a
lsiro OF T. LIQI FER. - Waist
- l.sl knemen-s InsarAnca Cumnarn
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DAPER AT RRprCED PRICE.-cYRUs v

L FIELD co. Paper Warehouse. No n Cla-.t near
John NeFi ors. nos ofe-, 10 lots 20 sut purchaser ore
1 the largest and most desirable OF paper he ned
states a. prices very much lower than 0rfr- Among
ne great bargains may be found
5000 reanls good wnile plain and ruled Letter a. 81 isi
per ream.
900 reAn. good white plain and ruled Cap a. 81 = per
100 resns good white fat Cap. al 81 % per rear
lff-u Ds. good straw boards 81 per %.
sUH0 do. do Blld-rs' do az do. do
5000 90. do la. iug paper,st q DO. do.
800 do tne do do ats CO. do. 80 Nv
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CHEAP tARPETF>Gs.-R LAWRENCE a.
SCana-st has lst received from snciiOn splendid a.
sortmen OF Brussels, jpy ingram and Venetian Garrett
inEs which be- has resolved 10 sell a. pces well deserving
the attention 81 purchasers AsO oil cloths drugge- star
rods uzs, window shades ~ &C Persons who wish 10
consult her own advantage vii cal Il ~ Csnal-sl.
sl2lwDNltNs
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Il. MnNrkNIpEn.-I eoa.eaaenee - -.

- rO>rEN fpEp.-ln consequence OF DE decfsfo
Il" ~ the late Daniel Wafsworth. EsQ. h. ie4uufi
~ villa farm house, and farm Of shout 80 acres 81
used ralcou Mountain. Is offered for sse or cash
credit
The Albany Turnpike road bounds he farm he souih
about eight miles from Hartford hus forming eesy
municston wiNh New-lork and Boston
The place has been long and extensively known by he
public hui for the OF those who have not visited %
We make the following extract hom The Copnecleni Cou
rant.
forty year. 49, he ate Col rum6u united ,h "
Wsisvnfh the aiUfn fs rhfies4u- rrlrfn Top
with each i1s and corresponding cutfattn Go. ftu
bulls executed .u' Mr. Wdsvorth cafre'
plan even mon. f than h- ~ frst intended oesi Wis,
shaded waks surrounding The sisl s-a cnnfng tower
tie hundred
fr an 90 -, Of attraction Oh ~ sarrpuning counn
nertsi too results Agriculture an hnf'r1is
an extensive farm Which forms snrendsse 70 he scf Nous
Ndeo'
An accurate map Of the premises may be By calling
on the trusless Il sold before the ian Of September
wi. then be sold ri public auction In tbs Cry.
Hartford. Aug u, 1913.
THOMAS = WILLIANSl q
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THOMAS : WILLlANS,) a.
JOSEPH TRUMBULL, Trustees
au25 1874 FRANCIS PARSONS. y

go FOR -tIE--6OO arres mining land IN p@nnsyys.
60 MA. Inquire OF HUNTINGTON a co n Waltsi
- ~ 50.
n, FOR SALE, OK EXCHANGE for oiher pfop.
~ ery-A farm OF 80 HCrts m Ross CO. n. 81.
49, ence In cash will be paid 81 required Inquire OF
HUNTINGTON co
W ll- Real E.Laie and sl-ck R-oser.. y M.lLa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

PICARD WANTED-A gentleman ana LAZY with
ID three smsl children. wish board. ard private table,
with some private family or boarding house DOB Uer
Brosdwsy where they could feel ~ home Addrts. :.
A. C." hy mail " New Rochelle Nestchesier [ 10 y j.
with par iculars. III 800
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OFFicE Nrw.fosE AND ERIE r r. CO. 1 3
New-iork. SEPT g. 1885,
MOTTO E.-1be si0cklod.'s ol tne New Y ORR ard Erie
Nkairosd Company are hereby notified that The Annual
Election for Directors 81 s Company vii be- held 81 the Or
fce ofthe Company - Wal Tuesday. the 0h day of
October next from 20 An. % + VI.
Tie transfer books VA be closed from the 1llh OF Sep
TENDER i he day aer election By order Of TIE Directors
20 I'm NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary
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SCHOOLS.

AIRS. THIBAIIT'- BOARDING AND DAY
VI SCHOOL, No. IS Washingoa-place, VII reopen on
Monday sept ID. - Jaw ~ MNkr
THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG. LADIES, ~
4 81 een--si Conducted by Mr and Mrs.. klDDkk. VII
be reopele 90 Monday. Sept H. few vaesnce- remain
Tor hoarl-rs su1 lthwfw-
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIFs AND
''Mlr- =, The Misses sLLERION- school p Iliri-
averue, VIII he continued commencing Monday, fh sept
trclars with terms and reference be 0hiare 81 te
above pafe. - W.
ERENCH AND ITALIAN.-A gentleman la'ey
connected Ulil ll.e College 81 ilsiruciof oi Modem
language wishes i0 give les-O1s 10 ne City no fencl
ard Italian On hOar4n schools private classes Inc -
references viii Do -ren Communications cent % A. b.
box @ht6 Poet Oce, VII be promptly attended ~ - I'm
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR -CHOOL.-Prof
y JDHN>JN hrcfor-ll- rrsf quarter oi ne new fr.l
begsn On Monday sept Pupils are received ~ sny ne
during he quarter George Parker. PIrcpsi c as-iea
Department Lewis II. Hobby, Principal E1gisl Depsrt-
meI- . 1~-
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THE UNDERSIGNED has been appointed by he
Governor oi M state Of " sc0nsin Commissioner IN
and Tor lie >ae Of New York. pur.u art % the Of Lee
gsAilr- oi sconn entitled An aci Ia authorize the
appointment Of commissioners take the acknOw ~
meni o. deeds and other and ieposous IN other
States" approved August an is4a
zig q 7. CAREY CALLicoT, o4cs, Is Wn.a
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ca SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE Or to =

As@ change for pro- ery IN fls city consisting Of l
~ acres hg bly, cultivated land In Nesche,ier Co mi
from Railroad. Inquire Of HUNTINGTON co Real
$-iate and Stock Brokers II Nslst sl2g'
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= az pKIYATE sALE-s II. .

- south side Of Thirty iytthsi ot tcr he >scord
- Third SIZE OF lots =. ifei mort ard relr By
as feet deer esch Also lot on the Norh sse az rr
y-eg hfhsi between The Second sud Third avenues
Of o 3 feet front and by 8 fee; deep Part Of he
purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage For
fsr,her particulars, SC spply %
~ w. A j BLEECHER Auctoneer. Bros3st
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MbOOTs CHEAPER sTILL.--Fine Calf
- boo,s - %, usually - 81 fne French Calf Dress
bOo - 81, sod IN other stores for g. and 81. Con-
- gress CATERS cheaper than In any other store in the
Guy Shoes &c &c on hand made 10 order All ortefs
promptly attended ID. Mendng &C done In the store
JOHN LAYING. 80 Annst
Je-5 ofneod between Broadyg and Sassan-st
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TO LET.
FOR SALE.

o. FOR sALk..A house and los. IN a desirable loe.
n:i ton IN Ne~sfs. y J. Inquire Of
HUNTINGTON 4 Co
si2 81 Res Estate ard Stock Booker n W.l.l
90 FRUIT STORE FOR SALE, snd sore Il,
~: Lei Broadway, doing fue s1sres. sker.
- yoang man with small capital Iusy m.so s.rt1rs
Inquire Of HUNTINGTON CO. Res Estate srd So.
Brokers. II Ws-st 49,
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60 COOPERs' TOOLS, comprising feii as. |
sortmenI ct Wholesale and retail Al ShAhLfs
). LlTTLEs Hardware store. 81 gul.on-st Ne~-foh.
tylt 3pDAW
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1 O~1'-From the Harlem cars, yr.itrdav,a russell we
a. Hsc. mlIkei on card T. CORNELL" conia.nE pa-
pers valuable only 90 the Owner The finder VII confer
favor and be- suitably rewarded y leaving NJ ine Railroad
Office. near he Civ Hall. 81 lW
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On Saturday evening, 4th inst after n lingering ILL.,
MARY ANN, wife Of Adam c. Flanagan, (and dsugh-
ter Of the late Asa Butm any, aged IS years
THE friends Of the family and those Of her brothers
Benjamin and Asa Butmsn and the members Of Marshall
Division, No H. of T.. and Washington Prospect As
socstion, No Brothers Of Temperance, respect
fully nvit to attend her funeral this day at O'Clock
from her late residence, No. l42 Delaney street.
A. Brooklyn, on Saturday last, FELr O'NEIL, aged AZ
native Of the parish Of Clouubbsr, county OF
Monshan. Ireland
On Friday, al instant after lingering illness, PHILIP
Weber, In the llst year Of his age
The relatives and Of the family re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral which will take
place this dsv at O'clock from his late residence in 4sd
ptrert near 81 avenue
The fiends Of the deceased and the members of the
Washington Horee Gusrds Of Brooklyn, and those Of
tn. Lafayette Horse Guards Of the city of New York,
srs respectfully invited TO attend the funeral his Mon
day afternoon at ocoek from his late resdence No.
as James street
90 Saturday evening, 4th inst, after short but
we're ilpess Mrs. ELIZA HURON relict Of the late Ma
thanel Hutton, In the Goth year of her age.
Her remains viii BE- conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery,
from her residence 1903 Chamber strsesat1 O'clock
M Monday, 9th instant. The friends Of tbs family
those Of her sons, j. Francis, b n Thomas Hampton
Joseph and William, and Of her son-in-lsv, Geo. W.
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ratified With the Congress OF Msxiso our army OF
occupation would bsidsbsndsd and dispersed should
be compelled to occupy portion Of che line which, In
the opinion Of of the principal officers In
vice In that country would require greater number Of
men than We now have In the hsld.
The interest taken In the settlement of the difficulties
existing between the United States and Mexico the
representatives Of the British government and agents Of
British capitalists hardly reconcile with the
statements recently made of the profits derived from
their financial operations with government unless
they expect few moro, from the adoption Of those
tons IN the treaty received providing for the grants Of
land made by Mexico in Texas previous to 1885, and in
California previous and up the signing Of the treaty
by the Mexican government. The agents Of Roths-
childs In Mexico, have already loaned between
two and three millions Of dollars to the representa-
tivss of our government at that place, for which
drafts were given, payable in specie in Wall street
Within the past week two several OF these drafts
have been and psd tho agent Of tho house In
this city receiving the specie here loans Mex
loo 1t is estimated that about twelve per cent ara
made saved by these operations the funds of this
in Mexico could not in any other way be made
available without losing portion of the per cent named
1t appears that quarter masters army have not
been Of this fact and have consequently been in
duced to pay premium In Mexico upon funds furnished
by these financial agents largo has, therefore,
been paid in the shape Of premiums instead Of the de-
psrtment realizing large per cent in the way of dis
counts that part Of its expenditures. Tho Yankees
have not 1t appears been sharp enough this time; and
the result is that tho house of Rohschlds not only
make their funds in MEXICO available, but do 30 at
profit thus having the advantage Of all others having
psncia transactions in that country There must be
great advantages whoh that house expects to de-
rive from the proposed treaty Of peace to ts Daa
In having ratified whom such event would put
an their financial operations with
The annexed table exhibits the quotations in this
MARKET for principal speculative stocks for each day of
the past week. and ct the close of the week previous
will be observed that prices have been exceedingly uni
form
QUorArIoNs THE PRINcIPAL SroCKs IN THE NEw
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'ETELLisENCy ~ THY gsyLs.
WASHINGTON, MarcH A, 1913
The Trsnfy

Everything Is still in doubt The treaty banos
in the Senate, although the probability of its IA.
uhcaton grows stronger every day Benton epd
Webster will bring large number with them in
their opposition to the treaty, and Mr. Aliens
boid REMUNERATION OF il has NOT been without el.
feet. Mr.. Calhoun speaks to-day in favor of il.
and Mr.. Dix will also probably speak, and SUP
port IL IN speech ofsome length. This leads ne
10 believe that the final vote will not be taken
TIL wednesday, as Mr.. Sewer will. az a mat,er
OF course, close the debate II is said thar two
opPosihg Senators were gained over Yesterday
me treaty has been amended in such n yvav ss
70 ieaVn out most OF the Objectionable, provisions.
ou sui the mode of its negotiation is ntrerlv
iiiaoe, ana must, however much it be
anehotq, greatly depreclate II IN the minds OF
the people. A'' "
IL Is little remarkable that both extrerosa ~,
party are enlisted in favor of it's ra,ifcst,on -
Inc On'on and hteHigencer, of yesterday, sd
voca ed n strong terms the acceptance ~ IN.
terms offered by the Mex sn executive Neithsr
party, as a party, opposes or supports its raii6
cation, although the President cannot conceal
That ne regards the defeat OF this treaty. as ia
tai to the party in the ele elton and he urges
'his as the principal reason why the democratic
party should now sustain him In fine. he has
SET ms heart on the success of the treaty and he
VIII consider rs ratification small personal tri-
nmph Nobody here doubts that it will damage
the prospects OF those whom he has heretofore
deceived with the expectation of his support in
me coming Presidential struggle.
r. g. there ls II determination to have The
treaty ratihf d Tonight The Senate Will proba-
o,y set III midnight. There will he great strug-
VIC 10 eet the maj vote postponed till next week,
but the disposition tor Immediate action is very
general. Your Geographic dispatches W i'll nut
you Ia possession of every thing that transplrrs
GALviRNsIs.
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yHfRTiETH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
House OF Representatives..


pEFIcIr-1Hg MEXICAN QUESTION
The House resolved itself into O Commute of tho
chai aud resumed the oonsids alton of the bill making
appropriations TO supply the deficit for the year ending
June So ls4s, between twelve and thirteen mliops)
Mir. SrRoss addressed the COMMITTEES. In his opin-
ion It should be the object OF oil 10 support their
country in the possession OF tho inestmabs blessings
enjoy When peace shall be restored within bor-
ders u will be time, and not until then to scrotiDiss
The conduct OF the administration in this particular 1t
might retard In approaching that state Of thirys
which Wa al 40 mush desire II the war Is unjust We
should rsrace steps. withdraw army ana tender
Indemnity 70 Mexico. He wanted part in an unjust
After recurring to past events he said that sim.
pie notice that var exists is equivalent to declaration
OF war Mexico, through Col Amonte, had given oicHl
states would be considered act OF war, and so
earded by her she said to her people thai
she aid not wish to be placed In the position which her
ofncisl agents committed her. and Mr. strong cited
vera other authorities to chow that Mex herself
sidered that state Of war existed The upon our
pare was just and We have u right to indemnity, al
justed on principles OF msgns nimity Gentlemen had
said that lands had been preoccupisd but is soyeresa
nohing-our rights to eminent domain rivers and
harboIs of 10 avail We nay obtain indemnify though
We may not obtain OF land lie 'nAt
we wan not be responsible for any MsSosn % ouv az
Ter as TO the mode Of obtaining IL
MIR CAsELI, Of Florida after eudins 70 me ffssdents
extreme postion on the Oregon question: SAID That
var was avs1t,d by the conservatism of the Senate
Then the parasites Of power shouted nosannss 10 the
had failed 10 do He believed that the war had been
uncopstitutioasly and unnecessarily commenced fa
similar courss had pssa puro asv ~ as var
lad frshsned Mr. Polk; but he heard the hiss Of the
Mexican serpent without terror lie did not propos.
TO speak Of the justice OF the war IT was material
whether the just mott whether, in the opinion
OF the President tue boundary extended to the Rio
Grandc or not. The question expressly left open
10 negotiation The President had no right 10 decide
IT, He was guilty Of an act Of war. Whether there
just ground not, the President guilty Of
infrsoon OF the constitution for IN that instrument
the war making power 10 wisely vested IN Congress.
And only assumption ths President be justi
ned, and that Is avowed by the gentlemen from South
Carolina (Ar Rhstt)-that the President can make war
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MARKHTS ELSENVflERE.

BosroS, March +-Erehange Board tmoskeag Manu-
cterng Co. lilo; Merchants Bank lo2 Old Colony
Boston aud Maine Railroad lsk Yerm and Ms3 Rail.
rad M ado 15 Is Norwich and Worcester RR b3dd 81;
Weern Railroad lo3k; rs do s10d. e5z IS Western
Railroad Rish,s ssHe; 81 do sac 50 Reading Rcsd 2c
boon Co, $50 l1 las do, $50 80 East Bos.
Dividends No Q; $4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds O,
sn2t .hs Vera Central Railroad sk do Yer.
Mass TAX AK per 20 do Cheshire DO,
stock s,x per cents do Western 5S per adv
20 do Auburn and Rochester do 9 per cent 20 do Eas
adv; 10 do Boston and Maine do 10 adv 10 do
Hamilton Bank IN per cent adv; 6 do Mercantile Marine le-
Mills AZ: do TradeI Bank. &c per cents do albury
ok
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March T. ls4S.
The Britaunia's news, which received to-day, by
telegraph and published In Extra Herald had eff
feet upon the -four market Prices remained about the
corn was by the news and sales made
decline Meal also less firm Wheat also dull
while rye sold at previous rates. Transactions In
all kinds Of breadstus light, and the market I'M
settled Merchants usual, preferred waiting the re-
cep OF letters by mail before Operating to any consde'
rabe extent Cotton was said to be frmer for
lars Of which zee statement below. Provisions
tinued steady; small sales Of pork were made at
full prices Lard sold 1t about previous rates In gro
ceries there steady business doing without mate
rial change in prices.
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be two different classes of York DO you know
what makes elias look much superior tho other
That's fact that hss struck equenty But
have never been able for the Il ceaia
class six shrs year from Scott "a Nassau ect aud
his shirts being style truly chanica they
quently t beautifully The other class don't
whether they shirts Or not long as they tper.
magnren, for 81 So and them to ct Opposite
Herald Office. Established 1893.
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moorhead,s Graduated aiagn.tle Machines

These new. beautiful Convenient AM efectaa :trumens
tn. cure Of all nervous diseases In Dysepsia Nervous
Deafness hhenmat Fits, Paray aud ali kindred afic
sold Wholesale and retail by c. MOORHEAD ls2 Broad
way New York. Price Twelve Dollars, complete and
safely any part of the country.
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The nformons say the age Of Miracles L. not

psf Meth is tor may he considered miracle how
g. 3. CLARKE, of ll6 William street opposite the Wash
to measure forss aad ys he dpes On that he pays
cash the for the goods he buys His OF
sack ready mads Of Tweed cloth, &c. The
pce varies from IS handsome suit Of super6ne
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formerly called No a. No can do business
un'es. both buyer and seller benefited and 1000 800
se3oo to So that sell 6nr Boots retail for cash.
which enables sell such remarkably low prices-
sell first iality of French Cali Dress Boots 81 M second
do SO 50 to 81 French Patet Leather Boots ST. My