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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23
City Politics.

OLD HUrxER CONTENTION FOR THE NoMryArroN OF
Aims HOUSE, CoMMrssIorER.-Thls convention mst at
Tammany Hall last evening" and organized by appoint
ing - chairman E. A. King, Of the Third ward
Messrs. Isaac G. Seixas and VIM. Aitkin appoint
cd to oficiate - secretaries. No nomination was
made but the following names were proposed and for
may recorded candidates. to be proposed hereafter
before the convention provided that the act for re-
organising the Aims House do not pass the
State Legislature before the nomination is made:-
Oliver Charlock, Of the LIST ward; James C. stoneal
I'd; VIM H. Bolton, Sd; Florence McCarty, 4th; VIM.
r. Moss, 18th; VIM. McKibbin, 9th; VIM. s. Con.
nelly, 10th; Thos. Stewart, =; Jeremiah FALL 18th;
Alexander Stewart, 18th; John Stewart, - The
convention adjourned to meet ON Thursday night Of
next week.
The oldIhunker mayoralty convention meets next
Wednesday night
DEMOCRATIC MAYoRALrr CoNvENrIoNs-The old
hunkers held their mayorsly convention at Tammany
Hall on Wednesdayevenngabu t made nomin alton.
They organized temporarily by electing Oliver Cher
HEX president, and Jonas B. Phillips and VIM r Rip
ley Is secretaries Their Aims House commissioner
convention WILL take place this evening ct the same
place.
The barnourners assembled at their headquarters,
snc nomisated william f. Havemsyer a. their osndi
Jacob A; wssteryslt h.. been nominated IS Alder.
man. and Edward C. West as Assistant Alderman by
the old hunksrs Of the seventh ward
In the fourth ward the following nominations have
been made by the old hunkers For Aldermsn. DEN.
mis- Mullins; for Assistant Alderman, Jacob f. Oakley;
for Assessors, John Dichett. Nathan A Sutton: for
Censtables, Emanuel Joseph. Robert Lewis
NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS --We received from a
subscriber in Canada East, says the Boston TIA
reIer, q note which, tor the inform alton of all
concerned, we are induced to publish =" Please
to change the direction of my paper from - to
-; and also, enclose 1t in the wrapper 40 that
1t can be drawn. The post office law here i'm
poses thirty cents-l e. IL. Sd. currency-on every
paper received in Canada enclosed In the wrap
per that IT cannot be drawn without tearing the
cover. | paid Is. Cd. f,r the Traveller Post.
masters do not always enforce the law, but they
are instructed to do it by the Deputy POstm aster
General The punishment Of this fact In the
United States papers would save trouble to sub
scribe rs to American papers, as most of them como
90 wrapped that they cannot be drawn without
tearing the cover. Will you insertlt have an
ofhGial communication of the Postmaster General
charged Is. Sd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

Them Five Dollar suits--The Richest
yet the largest lot and the Tney consist OF CLOTH
Cosa CMnnerc Pants snd Fancy Ves f your means Are
na, and sn wish tssty suit just give GALL go our
snn ID suit Store, corner Of Nassau and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

California Fircarms.-Jossph q Hart, -
Maiden lane i'm persrs and dealers 10 8resr
with to call The OF companies and others
horna TO ror article expressly adapted to trads
known Halls Carpipe loads IT brooch 20 meS
in three inuscs light In Weighs and warranted balls
400 yards Tbey By the u s. and hsv
valued by them. This be used shot run II
need only to be to insnrs its adoption.
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bridge was not received within the time required
BY law, and was not counted. Adding the vote of
West Cambridge, we find this general result. Ma
jority against Mr.: Paltrey, ST.. Majority against
mr.. shemps3n' S,46l Majority against Mr.: Robin
son, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

California Mining Boots. from Two Dollars
and 90 oents ~ ct JONEye Il Ann street Fine FfenoA
calf dr boots 81 o. usually S. daily business boota "a srd
warrsnted to wear vel any oots made; French water
the Museum. -'~~
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Mr. BtRRIEN moved to amend the resolution, % %
to read sine die
After some further consideration the subject Was
postponed.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
A message received ire N the President, b. the
hands Of his private Secretary, Col Bliss which was
understood to commun sdditossl uformatios re-
lntve to the protocol attached to the Mexican tressy
called for by resolution offered yesterday.
ExEcUTIFE sxssIor-oorFIRmArIor oy NOMINATIONS.
Mr.. WEBSTER moved that the Senate go into Exeeu-
tive session, which agreed to.
All the previous nominations sent In, together with
that Of Ex-Governor Pen nipgton Governor Of the
Minnesota territory, were then confirmed.
THE PROTOCOL.
debate sprung up between Messrs Benton and
Foote in relation to the protocol during which the
latter very Mr.. Benton reiterstinE what
he had charged In former speech, that Mr.. Benton
originated Mr Stephens's movement in tho House
that no acting now in unison With NJ De Ia Rosa
the Mexican Minister, aud using the language in
the United States Senate that funotionary had
used in his correspondence with Mr.. Buohsusu. He
denounced In warm terms Mr.. Benton's present rsso
ution and said that the United States would fulfil In
good faith the treaty according to Its Interpretation
He considers the protocol unnecessary; the expa
nation Of the protocol itself being strictly In cenfor
nifty with the provisions laid down in the treaty.
When MIR. Foote had concluded his remarks on
motion, the whole subject laid the table, with
tho understanding that this was the final disposition
Of the subject.
COMMITTEE AMOUNTED.
Messrs. Webster and Fitzpatrick were appointed .
committee to wait the President. The doors were
then opened, whsnIthe Senate, motion, adjourned
over till to morrow when they will adjourn sine die
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North Branch Canal.

HARRIsBURG, March ~, 184s.
The bill for completing the North Branch Canal
which defeated yesterday In the House,
edered and the subject postponed for the present.
The friends Of the bill feel confident Of ultimate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION The Boston dtlas
publishes the official summary OF the vote In the
Fourth District as follows:-
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Confirmation OF Appointmentsin the Senate
Col. BcntOn-The ProtocoI, SO. &c.

Special Session OF the Senate.
WAsHrrcror, March az, l849
OWENS GEOLOGICAL REPORT.
Mr. FoorK Of Mississippi withdrew the resolution
offered by him on Tuesday last for printing On extra
edition Of Ovens Geological Report.
rkrsIor APPLICATION OF JOHN A. ROGERS
Mr.. FoorE submitted y resolution. calling ON the
Secretary Of the Interior to transmit the papers relat
Ing to the pension application of John A. Rogers,
which lies over.
MOTION ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. TunSwr, Of Tennessee, introduced a resolution,
that the Senate adjourn on Monday.
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.
ence and we'll they may be- - the performances given
are Of the frat quality The posuriDg BY the talent
ed Rivers family was greatly admired. The clown.
Sam Lathrop funny fellow, and the delight of oil
the juvenile portion Of the house. The pretty aud
ted pony Cinderella together with the sagsoious
ponies Damon and Pythiss really astonishing to
witness; all the feats Of hsrsemsnship received
with unbounded applause. The whole concluded with
very conicsl afterpiece. Tonight, excellent bill
ID offered.
Mr. DEMPsTER's CoScERT.-This evenisg this favo
rite bsladsiDger will give one of his amusing enter
tainments, at Rutgers Institute The programme
centaips many Of his best songs, smopg whish are
The Indians Complaint" when the Night Wind
Bewaieth."" John anderson, my Jo'," &C. Mr. Demp.
ster Is generally admired for his paintvs and excel.
melodies with peculiar sweetness but also many other
beautiful songs which were written by American
authors, and for which he composed the music. No
doubt his concert will be we'll attended.
CHRnrY's MINsrRELs.-The Yoyags Musicale con-
Quoted by Sisnor Jchnsono and his associates with
those six horns"- the admirable burleeque OF the
"Cowbelloeans" the ballad and other singing and
all the racy doings and yngs Of these mnatres
tract the usual crowd every evening to Mechanics
Hall. They fully satisfy all who hear them.
NEw ORLEANS sERErADERs.-The sweet tones Of the
Neophone, and the fine music of the banella double
bass-two new Instruments used by this company
add much to the beauty Of their concerts. Maxsorrs
limitations Of various instrume nts young Ole Bulls
violin playing, the celebrated musical panorama, the
italian &c. all introduced In the Of
the evening.
CHINESE MUSEUM The interest In this exhibition
continues unsbsted in fact It 10 Of those collse
. vast variety Of curious and remarkable Chinese
ticles from the most to the most mon Every
thing In use in China 10 represent here. Tbs exhi
bition 10 open daily from AN. to loP.M.
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GEO q SHEPPARD Aucuor~er
STOCK or (kOCkkkN AND GLASSWARE

NJ r BUTLER. Aucuoneer
DlBIIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE CA mi.
day July =. Al 10 ococs premise Basement OF "
Walls the effects Of Msren Spencer deceased consist,
ing Of the content esng and oyster saloon, eooA
ing uientias marble top iabes, Ac and txures
Tvs SIS JAMES THAYER. Pub. Admir-
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Per Steamer Niagara NEw-YoRK July u, l849
Since the sailing the Hberna Ortn gtt aeo
there has a quiet Produce market although the mod
erae supplies Of all kinds Of FLOUR has occasODed much
frmness the part Of holders, and with fair home de-
maud prices re 25dSc per bbl higher than at the
sailing Of that The Exports OF ISDiAS CoRN con
tDus large but the Western supplies are now gradually
diminishing
FaseHTst to Liverpool are dun ana have declined The
rates are now 5d5td per bushel Corn aud 10 % per
bbl on FLoUR The from this port 20 Great Bn
ain ana ireland for the fortnight the 7th met have
4g e6l bush Corn 26o bush WHEAT aud 1864 bbls
FLOUR.
FLOUR The inquiry for export IL confined mostly 10
the Bninspected and hne qualities, which are selling a
l2tdf 81 per bh the inspected brands, particularly
Of good quality and sound condition, are less plenty
and bring 75d4 81 for common State and Western 4 ~
Ia for good and strait brands of State and ONO; COT
as IS Tor pure GeDessee Baltimore Alexandria George
town and Brandywiue held At ~; as IS sale Of
new Brandy wine 10 aruve hHs been made at 81 Rye
our Sc 1T s. y bbl, aud Corn Meal at ~ Tor Jersey
yellow Brandy wine il held ats ~,
0RAIN-from certain districts of Ohio. and few other
places there continues TO be eived reports OF the de
sucou Of the Wheat crop 10 some extent by HE rust but
from other sections toere fair prospect OF an average
crop The in this market lately have been 10 cts
for common Chicago aud Wisconsin, lBdllo cts Tor fair
good Ohio. liedl2i cts for Genesee for 90 o- OATS
are worth Si dS5t per hushel RYE for home use, sells
asd57t cite q 55ibs INDIsS CORN trhe better than
dale my Circular Northern yellow rouni
eaet cts Western yellow %. a57s cts high mixed "a
~ eis mix ed IS. as cts White IL scarce At Sd'jc
Respectfully, EDWARD BILL, Broker Ill Broad-'t
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CITY Han, BOslon, July II, 1919
rJ,O THE PUBIIC.-Exsgger sted snd injurious re-

Hall, Boston, July III, 1912
ITO THE PVBIIC.-ENsg gefafrd sud injurious re-
mort. having obtained rency the country.
ing the prevalence Of Cholera IN Boston, nina II due TO
the Of truth and the business interests 81 mo CIV 20
cOunerac The evil tendency Of such rum0rs ~ siaesrt
OF facts
The first case OF death by malignant Cholera In Boston
during tho year occurred the sd day OF june
asst From The l5h Instant lsis weeksl there
have sshs IN the cty by that disease and NO ofs
All Of them but four have isAen place smong me
alton the least ssubrOus localities and nearly all
have been supenduced by papsble indscfeOhs IN
diet or tntemperance In almost every case the pfein0n-
tory symptoms have been utterly dir-gsided ths Pc
ent and The physician has not been called, until MS shi
could be- Of no avail
Notwh.tanng the extraordinary influx OF foreigners,
about having arm we'd At this port since The beginning
OF year, and the Increase Of population RON onsf
causs. The mortality hss not essentially Increased no
tween the FIRST day OF June and The lbh 0f July " Jen
The deaths IN Boston amounted 20 80 Dufng the CORES
nondiny period OF the the number u DEATHS
including those by ChOlsrs has been 500
The proportion u deaths 20 me popaIsuon o. posan
thu. far during The Summer has not been geaet hsn tho
mortality of healthy country towns athDnsn INC cry IN
ts hronss Of dsabled Mariners destitute suansefs $40
and persons u every cline, has promo
sources Of mortality from which smaller Communities arc
happily exempt ,,.. -.
The cily been thoroughly clesnsed-inendlo yards
and cellars ths Ons Ia daily collected from tho housss
and removed from town decayng animal or vegetables
matter IL 10 be 10 streets which, Win our d~st
ngs drsned under GROUND the strong and deep uaes
which epefcle us prevent the ls0n u Dorous
substances upon shores We arc amply supplied vim
excellent from unfsng source our police 1s
prompt 70 remOy. remedy Whatever nnisaness msy o.
cur and In all afrsDg surnts ana "a
the preservation OF health, equal 70 moss "
any village city In the world. -
New cases OF the disease may from une 10 Time occur
but they should occasion alarm Than any otpss
mopuons Of mortality and here every reason W ~
eve that by rigorous enforcement o. ssntsy 'esssx
ions the part Of tho oovefnmsnI s'oe
By the cooper u he people In regard persona
cleanliness and regimen oar city WIZ ms 'ss
Choers "a ~ The period " Tho former visitation OF tha
| pe.tileDes. ljyl5 3usI JOHN 2. BlGELo", hsyor
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vrw-YoRK HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
WEDSgsDAy. Jul


49,. .sk .-,allish Peaches Egg Plants, few Apples
= Pear, Green Corn Tomatoes aud the trbe Of Berries
- The newest producuons-quiie abundant Tomatoes
.,e particularly fne green yasay eaae'ns Pnee'
are a. folows.
.APPLEs. GRFEN-Per barrel about IS 80.
,asnfy slI 80 and -. nj
eBEfE-Ponerio..e Steaks 10 to 10 cents per n kio.
IA slriO.ns Id kamP,iod F.@'s-p.soe' co. 0O'''
sEsF TONGUES-smokeo. 5. 90 % -.
BEANs-Sew suing il per hsfpecE per bu'hei'
so. CrauDcrry Besus. The same ..,...t.
Butt Ek--Do.awafe retail, lod per pO-s- "a. =, 's
J5als. Orange County isaN ca, ' iseis ,vsee.sle
pace Wholesale Inienor New fsi@l' ''~'''
jARRoTs-New. 81 Pc bunch. ,.,...,. -..,s
CHEEsENew saioe per p re,,l sII,s'ss q 3,
Old retail 5alo wnee...s. 20
COIN. GREEN-e ears for j. 100 Ter honoreo. Cd, -, .
CTCTMBERs-Large ones cis each and down 70 a
1rnhsy;IrFrowERs Apiece. about It,
zoo PLASTS-Apece, about isd. ,,o
EisH SAGE Salmon lsd ~ = ID 5eiai Baes
F.bo Lobser- 81 Eeis 81. hs.o''og e.s rios1
j. per 10; Bloc Fish, "a per pound -, a.. -. AL,
FISH Ssh-Essteru Naokelei No, y w pc. Do
si,, AZ Ger bbl n Re,oI, Msckerel cents per 10
Dried Codhsh cis Smoked salmon 10 Go sounds ana
Tongues 81 per POUND Connecticut shad are y FOR No
J q Tor No 2, and eis per pound retail Nova Scotia
salmon - cis per pound.
HHwsNUe hue ret,il IA per pound wholesale Il
HIRES DRiFD-Pcr bunch. cts
HORsF- RADlsH-ROois I'd % 81 and Is per bunch. IL
bottles Gesdy graied and pickedJ I'D largest sle-
smaller bottles ga nc each.
LANB-Very scarce, loving 10 The cold and backward
ness VI he sDnnzJ Pnces, retail, lo1ais per pound
LARD~Rstan salo cts per pound Wholesale, s43s
LETTU CE-2 CO per head.
MINT -DlitO. 49, , o,
MUTTON-Per pound. retail. 10 10 cts Wboessie 8.
OYsTERS-Per thou sand, Nlrgiulas, 81 -. SnfeWS
burys A. TO sl2, York Bays 81 10 - Cyis tof smaller
vadeues) are - 81. Piokl>d, 8 10 a. per hsDdfeo
PARsLEY-Per bunch, 0DS cents
PEACHES DRIED-Per quar-, is ID
PEAS-Psr bushel, % sd per haliPecn T. -
dozen. Cucumbes q per bundTedi Nhite DuiVns - ~
Quart. Tomatoes, IL per quart In jars mixed 10 eect
fJr small sized. Sour ky0uf, ID per quart
PORK-Fresh. 10 cts per ID retail, whOesale cls
POTATOES-New, about sd per hali-p per Dushei
g. Old. va ID per hstpecs ,
POULTRY AND GAME-spnng Chiesens, o. per par :
spnpg Geese SldlOs each; spring DUCKS 6s TO ~ per
pair Turkeys, lzs apiece Eow s os 70 , ger par via
fgsou. lOal2s per DOZEN Squads, 10 to Hs per dozen
WOodcOck. 8 per dozen.
sATsA0EsI homemade Bologna, q per 10, retail
wholesale nc Ia cases, (Orcinary vsneues lecdls NJ
TRIPE-RstaiL arc per 10 wholesalebd
TURNIPS-Reiail sd per bunch.
ONIONS, NEW-PeT bunch, 8 Cts
OKRA-fer hundred, 81.
TOMATOES--Per quart Is; per bushe about -
PEAKS-Per barrel, about 81 30.
BLACKBERRIES-FTom lod 10 IL per quart retail by
the bushrl ahnut s.
CARRAUTS-Per bushe, 81
PEACHES-Very green, >3 per basket
WHORT LEBERRIES-Pef bDshel, $S-best per quart,
from Cd to Is
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DIED.

Jg, .. jobs L LAwREScs "a 81. sch Of b.
-'s ~ q b.. 10 Fosne-a'a Tssr.
s ss'h o. - &c., ~ - .rl-r ~ i,isa ,
nai.. "a 81 80 oi NJ william Nor. Praier Her remains ~s'e
o. ss.5 - Is M. fLIzasErH ooSIoIT .s,e o.
Her Needs al Tie i-nss Of bsr JOIN con,o are f-q-
slsrs O. tbft Church from Der sf- fi3'nee -
vbis no. shsfsoon o'c'oti
Y.ssy Jsy a. Of he prevailing scknsss " IRE Derrick
! A sThALE sgsd - jesr- 40 no ihs
Faasr. IN. uo'ns Il 10 oeoei 'r' he .'- '-eenes
for insrnsut H. eDss are invited 70 ate without
sossea, JOY RACHEL. We Of John syros aged - J-ar'.
ys'r n cSTHERiNg w.. ofJobs r.r., eyed - yssn
nm. Cts, o. inssy morning Ju, - n h- Pvsig .p
Of her s.'sr Mrs. kson, M. hAhf
On To-.s.y July ?. GEORGE xoDossLD .r-a 1s,.ars
H. 40 ,ho.- 81 HI. b,ob.f N Hiram
ql--ed he funeral th day At oof at ok Barclay s.
A, Cuciana Ohio July ofts epasmi'. CHARLES BURIoN
10 aged 20 He Of warm And snssf -sn-o Hu-
vigorous 40 active % the sns oi w dsvs h.qp,er n Pee,
A. Hat nt,Es. suddenly, Mss LILA fAiioN oi "eN
D.. an.a WI tai. pse. oThur.dsy 3P " from hs s-is-ne-
n' BoJd Esontowo Her relatives saS Trends ere n''si %
II Cincinnati, Ja 10 Of cha-r. Mazda ) Of
MARTIN f,oa Jny ~ co',. kst, re % S.r wy NJ
-. $500, s., ~. Juiy n jam. campb. nsrcbsut
- w..brr'on Ju. 10 Luod w.-heS.oa Jt E.g "a n.
tn most dsi g1sh'd -m 80 OF 'fsnt ~
Tie daughter Of Rev sp-nes 0t.on e'oihef Of 90
w Gr-Json sm'r.oe 10 Ne var o. me acc
ne thsr ~ Lusd Washington Of Hynsii manager
TO hives he Department Of sAt- and at the time Of hs death
ce 10 the oh.- Of The -sef-tAy 81 tn- nsl 80. NJ
LOUIS, Mo JuJ Frsus william on OF Le"afa ana MAJ,
| n tIdsfhn-
Ia, d.. IN spor township John Ksndf aged 50
munster uihe h-hnte iat
n Wmnsoo Del Jolly H. Caeb Clayton aged SCOUT u yeAr-
! Me5oury jaw - Cahsiine tssn- widow Of s'im ~
sg-a m1nth.s member Of the so-if ="
Dover, 3, l7f7 msff-d ~ l7oI cso
JAY. l-4o
H. Wrusmspor Pa on The ll'h inst Me- LtA con.or OF
Donaldson fsq sni daughter II tho -e Lev fu-f s'
Al kdw.rd haIack, 30 the sit of be Aes
Ju, 10 Hld-nn River Kfnsd Dear P-stssi A'n Car
M66-osn OrsugeCo Ee1 s. ysa lie h.s been
COT W.. the y Y hne Railroad, Ano
age family smaohhdren and numerous ea1s 70 noun
b. =
ndd-own July r. Stacy Bske' Sgd 70 year
uLab4ut ui tst place Ne ha MO al or
i~,.nt responsibility I'D u-i Orange 60
-hnvnk been sh.rif Member ~ the Lsgisatur-. &c
AtGr--n Bay July ~ A-s Aldfich sgsd anoutJh
A. Gu cinns July Mrs stoh. agec ~ also, her
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BOOK TRADE.
WORKS on SCIENCE AND: ART.

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4 RFLlc ~ THE RFy0LUTIoS The Rah~0t
q J. R9isfT, noticing the death By Cholera 10 Pha.
dephia n Mss Mary knight, srier Of the brave Gen
Isaac Worreh. Of Revolutionary memory Pays her the
following tribute
Tho decessed Of those mos' devoted ard
blessed that helped % relieve the horrible suffer
Ing. OF Wsshington's army Valley Forge-ceok snd
carrying provisions 70 them alone through ne dcpl OF
Winter even passing through tne ouiposis OF ne bn-I
army IN the disguise II market woman. Ana Nlel
Warrington compelled 10 retreat before slpenof
force she had The ac>sn5 courage conceal her hrohe
Gen. WOrFell. fWnen the brush set price On p nra4
for nis braveryJ cider bOgshead 10 ne Tor ire-
days and fed him through the Dunghoe ne mouse 10 -
meantime being ransscsed four dferen rmes A. fas
fJ Pennsylvanla by the Bush troops IN search 81 hin
without success She wss over - years OF age a. ne
Q of herr eafh
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nrIrGHrFuI. ROCKS

EOR SPARE HOt h lately is-ued-Jane shore. OF
L TIE God.uirf's " giving in "a the lie al1 ca
reer Of ms remsrs shle woman. > cents
Msgdalen sna Marcia % TIE Rec.0ry Guest, by Mrs
Gr-v. ; cents
J-r-u.ish said ehss-s Adventures IN tie Cold Dg
grEs.' series Of nearly 100 descriptive cnsfavngs-
= cents
Ahe-neihv- Family Physician; book for every hoose-
holder - cents
Mr. Eil.'- Housekeeping Made Essy-tes'Sned sre-
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