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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS



BALrrnoRE, March Us. p m.
The gubsr~atoral Primary mssti~gs Dread
ful accident. -Capeafrs' sriks-- The markets, &c.
The democratic and wing members OF leg both
held their Tuesday night, TO fix a time and
place for the holding Of their respective gubernatoa
ventions The democrats fixed the Esd Of May the
me and this city the place. being just about the time
when the full Of the conventional election will be
receivedj and doubt that the delegates win have
opportunity Of joining in grand democratic demonstration
la honor OF the triumph OF Tor which they have
baiied unceasingy for many years. The wings have
fixed Frederick city the place of holding their
venon, and the 9th Of June the ume desiring TO So
the advantage Of knowing who is the democratic
ddate before they attempt 10 act.
The primary meetings for the election Of delegates the
county conventions be held Saturday, the llh of
May in the several election districts. which conventions
elect the delegates the gubenatoral convention.
young man named Alexander Jordan. last night, whilst
attempting 10 Jump on the they passed along Pra
street slipped and fell under the wheels, which she'd
both his legs in terrible that hopes
tertained OF his recovery
These much anxiety manifested to-day for the speech
OF Mr. Webster and considerable number OF our citizens
went to Washington to listen to II.
There is a storm brewing among the journeymen house
carpenters In all the northern cities They have already
struck In New York. demanding 81 10 per day. and af
ter Monday In this city the standard price now is
81 20 per day.
The wings OF New York, perceive, under the lead Of
Horace Greeley have started German daily paper called
Der Republicaner which Is issued from the Tribune oice
and is intended to work for the next presidency.
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there nothing doing in foursaes late yesterday Of
400 bbls Howard street at 81 56l No sales City Mills
Sales 200 bushels ooverseed at - Is Nothing in wheat
of any consequence Sales white 46 AZ cents, and
yellow 4S 40 Oats 80 80 cents, as in quality
Whiskey continues dull 25A In bbs, and 24h cents in
hhds Sales 20 casks Schooey hams II cents, and ter
tieces Burrows do. at ii cents; also 90 hhds. bulk
shoulders At 800 hams cents Sides bacon
81 cents, and assorted 81 cents Sales prime pork at
So TO- AT auction to-day $50 hhds New Orleans sugar
"a 20 81 49, 2O5 bags Lagasyra coffee, (damaged cash.
lOi a l2i cents. sa
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College of St James, Washington county, Maryland
THE Eighth win open Monday on day
the ysnsa attendance Of all the students is requested The
duties OF the classes promptly recommenced and
portan that all Their membe Old should take their
the opening Of the The academca extends from the
M Of October 70 The LIST Of August there being bu, vacation
August and September In the College, all the usual classes under
full corps Of have for several years been pursuing the
atng class received their acadcmcal degrees.
School, which Immediately adjoins
preparatory carefully
under the supervision Of the Professors Of the College Thus pupils
enter the institution early and their entire
under they
embraces members
collegiate preparatory classes who
ROOM professional life. Such students
privileges Of
ung place Of studies such
cessay preparation for business
regular study without charge all the classes
In addition the French the mercantile students viii be taught
without charge German, other modern language
The College perfectly healtfu and there
villages temptations dangerous the
Moral and religious chief design OF the
stifuuon
charge covering all and domestic expenses
The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
Al the departments under the Immediate supervision Of the
whom application made for copies Of tho
Register for further information N well as for the admission
Of pupils. John y. KERFOoT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81 james, p. o., Maryland.
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l.. LEWIS attorney formerly Of Virginia nm fr
ID several years clerk IN the Adutant Generals oes W..nns
his services the Virginia eir as r
the collection Of their dues from tbs government. 49,
THE widows and children Of soldiers died An Mexico m,
entitled 10 pension.)
All claims especially of marines who in Mexico win be
fair cash price, be the ciainan
any the departments with the despatch He nal
himself thai his residence la Washington, with
Adjuant Generals Once his acquantance with
menu and his experience viii afford facilities speedy
adj OF all business conhded 20 him. ~
e respectfully Congress ffom
Virginia, and the Hon Johp Mason, Richmond Val Major
r. Jones, Washington city.
great pleasure Major .
gentleman well qualified attend the above business.
OR JONES'"
Amy editor who will good his vicinity
fish this notice 10 the amount Of IS, and send his bill
Aug Io--3m 8. l.. LEWIS
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THE UNION.


IN pursuance sf law ZACHARY TAYLOR Prssdsn, Of the
public . held NE aadsmsauoned land oess in ,hs
STATE a The esGas ns,sas sssss.sd w
day nsa g, as disposal me public lands a
North Of tho line and 0s u the h principal msridsan
Township nine ny eight, Of range three.
Townships ninety nneseven and ninety eight Of range
Townships ninety ave, nney'in nnsseven ninety eight and
Tswnshps ninety three ninety ninety
y:evsn NINETY, n and ninety Of range six
day for the disposal Of the public lands within The
SriA Of ts base line and ws Of the i'm principal meridian
Townships four ninetynve, nineysx, ninety
ninety eight and ninety nine, q range seven
Townshp township ninety six Except
twenty and sections and thirty four including the
Indian agency and townships ninety and ninety eight Of
townships ninety two and ninety four Of range ten.
Township ninety one, Of range thirteen
4 % sd oss Al IA S Monday
sy q January o s Of e public
North Of the base line and Wssi Of The fin principal msrdam
Townships sixyeven, sixty eight and nine, Of range six
Townships sixty seven sir,yest sixty range
Townships sxty-eght and ~ nine Of range eighteen.
Townships eight and sixty nine, Of range nineteen
Townships sr,y-eishi and sixty nine, Of range twenty
Townships sixty eight and sixty nine Of twenty-five
Townshps seventy and ssvsno mnse twenty
Il s sad oes on
q. sy e sas mex. s disposal Of the public lands
North Of the base LINE and Of the h principal meridian
Township seventy six Of range twenty seven.
Townships seventy seventy and range
twenty-eight
Townships seventy, Of
Lands appropriated by for the schools military other
purposes, will be excluded ffom the sales.
The offering Of the lands will be commenced on
the appointed and the order In which they are
with dspach until the whole shall have been
offered closed But sale shall be kept
and entry OF any the lands will
admitted until after the expiration OF the two weeks
washington, hheenh
September Domn thousand eight hundred and
nine. z. TAYLOR
BY the President;
J. BUTrRRWELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO EXEMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled right presumption any Of the
register
land ofce and make therefor practicable
after seeing h notice. and before appointed
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
1892 fas J. BUTTERFIELD,
5.a6is Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Postponement OF the Public Land Sales NJ Dubuque,
hereby given, public
amaon Of the President Of the United Stae dated the fifteenth
Of September le49 be held the land Office DUBUQUE,
Iowa. the sevenA and days Of January 1885,
clared to be postponed until further notice.
Given under my hand the city Of Washington this lit day Of
ny the President.
j. BUTTRRrIELD,
Dec 70 Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.


nrMBoLToNs CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs
ladies and gentlemen OF Washing
nston thai they Of giving series Of their mimi
table hail. commencing Thursday
ing February w. consisting ofnew songs Eees ehoru.es bure:que
lectures dancing, whsing all OF
which hey unrivaIed either In America Europe
For full particulars programmes
Director-Mr. J. A. Dsmbolton.
Doors y. Concert ~ precisely
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CRENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Jean q Marie, on les
Fruits dune bonnie Education Par pAbbe Macker VOL, 81
Joseph sdore Danger DIES Mauvasc- Compasne Par
Emma; Model des pAbbe
I VOL, 81
pour Enn; ouvrage par
1 VOL, 81 cents.
Etudes Hisorques Isage VOL, 81
Fernandez Historic dun Jeune Espagno uadu de Alemand
de Schmid. vol, 81
lie Tour du Monde les Mile Moreies DIES Voyages
par Leon Guern.. ! VOL, 81 cents.
And Others advertisements u different
kinds, styles and prices, and for different Of them rich
bindings, and with illustrations.
Imported direct from Paris, by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also Juvenile books, English and American, great variety,
and good collection Of the older and esteemed writers of books
youth. Hee .nNN Dec -
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SPLENDID carpsting Curtain Goods, Sc-The subscri-
bcrs would respectfully the OF
generally their Of furnishing goods
they feel confident be surpassed equaed by any
house In the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English Brussels
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
Superfne ingram, fine, and fine do
Low priced all wool ingram, royal txled venetans
Rich cheneile tuned
Heavy will be cut 10 AZ any
hall.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de anes, nch figured de LANES
Rich high colored damasks, rich damasks
Twied and plain cashmeren
Bun damask do
Worsted damasks, colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslns, by the yard
Taase loops, gimp-, bofderinRs, bindings
Blind linens, all widths
Tasscs cords, and fixtures OF every kind, &C.
Together with Of table and piano covers,
abecIo and table daaks linen hecng, damask napkins and
towels Scotch Diapers Marsees quilts bed BLANKETS
kc MI Of which received perfectly eh and will be OF
ed usual accommodating terms All are respectfully in
vited o see themselves
Sep ll-3awiwff r. II. HOOE Il co.
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Smths oman Iectures-Lieut CHARLKs HESRy DAVIS,
will deliver Of four lectures The
subject he Tides Of the Ocean and their Geological Action
foilows
Prst lecture Tuesday, March, at O'Clock,
Second do Friday, the 9Th do. do.
Third do Tuesday, the l2th do. do.
Fouuh do. Friday, the l5th do. do.
MMS-dti6
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COLU MHIAN CULLEGE ID. G.
THE session viii Wednesday Sep
II TENDER 10.
Tuition S26 90
ROOM library bed, and furniture II 90
Table and servants per 225 H#@
To students wAo do mot board the charges will be-
ROOM library and furniture 1870
Amatcuaon fee Of $40 paid admission. small charge
Fuel Washing
Dozen French German small additional charge The
cessay expenses stationery
exceed $3.50 per may
the opening Of the session preferable Bills payable In advance
half opening the balance middle Of
WAsnNaToE Cry September, l649.
Sept s-lawd4wl awcp6w
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FRANcK TAYLOR.

QOOKs from London. e.--Fairy Tales, by Anto
Count Hamton author Of the Memoirs Of Count Grammon
l vol, le49
Green Consular Service
Professional Papers Of the Royal Engineers, 10 vols
Feidings Complete Works, In vol, Crukshanks illustrations
Smoiieu's Complete Works, vol, do do
The Accomplished Chess Player.
The Congreye Wychery, Farquaha
complete In I volume
Sir John Hcrschels Inquiry prepared &c
her Majestys navy and travellers general vol
Just imported direct from London by -
Feb IA FRANCk TAYLOR
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rEI.EGRAPHIC REPORTs FOR THE UNION.
Condition of the Norfherm Markets

sf
NKw YoRx, March ia. p. m.--Stocks without much
change-saes treasury 6s at lllt loan, llSI Penn
,yvana Sc 90t Fancies Arm, with upward tendency
Money easy Flour without change, and In mode
rate demand Sales of common State and western AZ -
S5 IS 25 in qualify Rye -four aud corn meal dull.
Not much doing wheat dealers being wide apart in
their views Corn In limited demand-smail sales at 81
Sc cents southern white and b6 for yellow Rye
and oats without change. and dull. Provisions quiet
sales OF mess pork $40 37i $40 80, and prime, 80
Lard 81 81 for good TO prime Cotton dull, and
small sales making at decline Of cent Whiskey
dull at "a cents
PHILADELPHIA, March Ia, p. m-Stocks quict-treasury
6's II2i; Pennsylvania SIS Ooh Not much doing in -four
small saes at 81 rs 81 Sl for shipping brands
Rye -four at 81 Ht. Corn meal, ~ 6S&. No change In
wheat market dull small sale of red At l05 cents. yell
low corn So cents Oats IS Provisions and groceries
without animation. Whskey dull at 23A "a cents In
hhds and bbs
The Forest Divorce Case.
HARRisBURs, March She Forest divorce case came
up before the Judiciary Committee this afternoon The
evidence said be Of the positive character, and
prayer Of the petitioner.
Departure Of ths america.
Bosros March 6-The steamship America left for Liver
pool nj day She took eighty passengers fol-
Liverpool, and six for Halifax but no specie. All the
mails reached in time.
MsHiepai Election 80 Detroit.
DETROIT Mich March 6.-John Larhue (democ ra,) wa.
yesterday elected mayor OF this city.
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CANCY GOODSi Fancy Goods attraction nf
PouDER's psnnyyana Cageu Co, lup
stairs Mrs J. Pouder, mpeIed by the cordial and
liberal patronage accorded former resumed
the OF The kept by her last where she
would happy exhibit patrons
part foows Rich hrocade and silks black do
black and colored Turk sans de cashmere Rich
goods for costumes de ba An unequaed variety head
caps and bonnets magnificent gands trimmings,
ribbons aces embrodees brocbe shawls Sl2
scarlet crimson and white Grape from SIS
win be found in the city elegance OF design and
finish. Dec l6-co6tf
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United states Pnfent once.
January 30, 1850.
IN The peltou Of jeremiah Myers Meredith Village, New
HAMPSHIRE praying extension Of granted 10 said
IN about for railroads. for
years the expiration Of said paon which takes place on the s
IL i ordered thai the petition
Monday In April next " O'Clock and all
notified appear show they have why said petit
ordered also t,a published in The ntscncer
PhlaSephia; Tribune New York Journal Providence Rhode
Island; Daily Atas, Cincinnati Journal Portsmouth, anp
shire week for three successive weeks previous the d
Monday In April next
DE WITT C. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
rsEd,o papers pease copy, and send their
bills 70 the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
Jan 31--law3w
ROOfxs from London--List No. s.-fIcalhy Homes by
" hosking, architect and civil engineer. VOL 1870
Mtchells Practical Assaying / vol.
Gradus nd Parnassum. vol
Aliens Navigation Laws of Britain I vol, lsto
1870 ~ ~ ' -
Wa. Once Regulations, regarding Army Services, Rpymssers
&C. voi isf8.
Bcries Companion Improved Log Vessels
4 vol, 1910.
Campbcus Practical Text Book Of Inorganic Chemistry vol
swihi Works Roscoes edition, complete In 2 vols.
Feb is FRANCK TAYLOR
NEW Books. Just received-Turkish Evenings Entertain
~ the Wotrrs Remarkable Incidents and the Rses
Of Anecdotes. Tran from the Turkish.
Historical Studies ny Geo W. Greene late United states Consul
Second volume Of o,d.mits Miscellaneous Works. Nv Prior
Manual Commercial Correspondence English and French
Anrcuar Confession Episcopal Church BY
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
FebB Bookseiers near Oh street.
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I'VE Publisher Mr. casmr Bohn 81 mi. e,
splendid tographic Of the cy washington and
sss sSs ne ps S'' sas az
other objects % interest r. .s eiy and ssai Tns view
whee Of Pennsyana avenue and the remaining portion
@ sseealsd i altogether superior any view Of ws.SasoD
and il vacinig which Il os and
The pao, !, work involving sea, labor On ne the
may amply emuneraed BY liberal and generous paoas
On me part o. ,he public be had Of Mr. Bohn the pabh
in this eity-Uniom. ~
VIEW o. rms MrrRoroLswe been shown BY Mr. Cas
" and s ss" s4s sS o q q:
ws he ap soss ys reg s sGss O. ne
Sss. aoa.s es. esso ea. Ie.aos
assoa wndsss Building Jssssn Ssosso~n
Monument Jackson MoaS%ss 10 Ss and 'WS saS
WIN aaao meet VERY s w 81 n
Lhoaphic OF Washington city George,own Pubisea
and sold by cAsraR Bons, Washington, D. Q. Z
1'ss .ss S
n.uoa panspa public buildings Including s%'
sSs %ssy va sass a ssas s%ops n
s masnaye gives Us some n., are not. YET bu. .ai
Everything introduced into the view is accurately drawn
we believe and Is neatly Autographed Those who have
pseaire r s"' p''e mere W" 80 wen
For sale al my stand in the Capitol
CEILING or Winter stock Cost.--The subscriber re
spectuly inform their and the public generally, that
they have determined offer
the present month"; engaged In taking inventory
preparatory spring purchases
BIO found At ali
times, which viii dispose Of for cash,
We Z
50 pieces colored dress silks in all styles
white blue and pink sains
do. do. gace silks
20 pieces colored silk yevets In all possible shades.
few remaining Of handsome
Canton dresses suitable colors for spring with
assortment Of cape collars bertes and inside handkerchief all
CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, 3 CO.
Feb 12-3teod
NENTLEsEN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has this
day received large and full Of
ting articles viz: seAQ&5Na
Family made yokeneck' Shirts Of superior quality
styles The system Of retailing shirts at wholesale viii be
tnued BY Stevens
CRAvATs. &
very large supply Of black and fancy colors just imported and
believed 70 be the newest Ia Market 4SaE 90
sNfFg UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS t&
silk merino lambs WOOL Scotch WOOL large
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes se t5@
UMBRELLAS.
A full supply Of silk and cotton, some styles.
Also, pockehandkerchef Cloves perfmery, robes,
brushes fact article
mans wardrobe toilet all Of which will be sold ~ unom
prices at sTEyENS's,
Great Hat and Genuemens ouihttng Estsblishment
Dec o-eodf MOL Browns HOTEL
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Al Phn.aslpha on uamo CHANDLER MccoRKIE,
formerly Of this city.
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UousE-FuRNIsHING DRY GOODs.--The subscriber,
rave nov In fun and complete furnishing
r@e. oi every description, IN their line, such
~ sscss hngtsh and French velvet csrpcting
% -. nnsa-h Brussels carpetinr Of the latest
=. 80. three ply carpetng o the latest styles
- cnrpsnns. for halls and stairs = - - '
49,. sl',io. ingram capetne Lowell manufacture
- pieces nne and common ingram carne,ny
~, .e.- very superior English
n,s ~. Nc cut or any size shaped ROOM IN one
go pairs superhne bed blankets Of everv .x. a.,
q white snd colorcd Marsciies quilts yery hsndscr. "
70 white and striped counterpanes, low -,ricea "'e
rs pieces table damasks, superior hne
10 pieces table diapers, low-prced
"a, 100, f2f and IA damask table r,o,,.
100 dozen satin dsmssk table napkins
piano table covers, toilet covers toreu,.. ~
shcefinrr, &c, nc. - NV" ana
An 81 which have been gs.s care and yin -
ed upon the most accommodating terms = 'e'
Jans--n 2. n. HooE CO
NEW ROOBxs.-Juss received Literature and Ie,.,v
No. 10 David copper6eld, BY Dickens.
Fanny Hervey, Mothers Choice.
This day received, for sale BY
TAYLOR MAURY,
Mars BookselIcrs, near Oh street
THE Aerscsn Poultry Yerd--ecmprisns the origin, his
w. end description Of the different breeds Of domestic poultry
msse.s.d win numerous engravinss BY D. J. Browne.
-Fl TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
hxf booksellers, near sh street /,
II KNOX WALKER win practise law in the suprerns
~ Court az the United ststes
claims sQanst the government Adde'S Washington, D. @.
lar DE-
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ON petition Of Nathan Locking, Of North Dansy York.
praying for the extension Of patent granted said Locking
improvement poughs from the
1850 90 u y
ordered the said petition
the third Monday In April - o'clock and al persons
notified appear and cause any have why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
Ordered, also, this be published the Republic, In
and Union, Washington city, ID. c. North American
and Gazette, Pbiadpia Tribune New York Daily Amdrcan
Rochester, New York Journal, Providence,
successive weeks previous the third Monday in Ap
DE WITT q. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioners Of Patents
sEdtors Of the above papers will please copy
bills 70 the Patent Once, with paper containing this
Feb l2-law3w
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DOCKS from LondOn-IAst No. 5.-Walbranl Dcuonsr
ID Of Shakespeare Quotatons-I VOL, 1s49.
Rabelais, translated into Eneish-2 vols, 1870.
Light Infantry Duty; By Lieut. Adjuant snnot 47 regiment
The Three Arms, Divisional Tactics
Major Jones, Prince AIbert's Hussars-l VOL, 1ss9
The Duties Of Judge by Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
advocate General--I vol.
Gould's Companion to the MICROSCOPIC le49.
Jacksons Military Surveying-l vol.
Humbodts Cosmos translated into English by Otte-2 yob
Ie49
Burgoyne Blasting and Quarying-I VOL, 1sss.
Aliens Navigation Laws Of Great Bntain-I vol, lss9
The London sage1 vols
Just imported from London direct, by
Feb Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WATSON n RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS.

WATSON a RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,
r street, opposite the Patent Office, Washington, d. c.
procure patent the United States foreign
e and give advice all questions arising under the
nr,rr moxr ooRRr.rospssrs TO
Hon. Edmund Burke, late Commissioner of Patents
Patents.
Sosye%sar ksms', ESQ West y Point foundry
Henry lreyoot, esq, Gendon Iron Works, Boston
D. b. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
ToRRIes coRRrsrospEsrs
Richard Creed ESQ., London and Birmingham Company
EDWARD Sabine, 81 Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers
Michel chevsler, nsenieucn-chef, walsh esq.,
Paris Nov 2a-smw6w
NEW Cloths, Cass,mercs and vesting..-The subscri-
goods, which they invite e Of friends and the
is French cloths jus, received in black brown, blue,
20 piece. fancy embracing popular shades for
10 pieces best French doe skin cassimeres
do medium priced do do
IN vEsTNGs WE HAVE
Rich French cashmcre een different varieties Of patterns
Plain black, brown, and olive silk vestngs /.
Rich figured silk vestngs, complete assortment
Together win every article requisite gentlemen in
hne, 70 which we invite their attention ,,rroy ,,.v On
A NEW supply OF shswIs, Cloalss. and sacks--stran-
gers md citizens are invited 20 s "a,
10 embroidered French eloaks shapes ofncw and
10 10 plain eloak. richly trimmed
In sHAwIs we have
q Hungarian long sh.wls, in rich ceIor'
la half mourning DO 40, u new design.
A-s rich cashmere long ss snr1r rrvror NAV 90
VInrISe-cARps printed ana plate. engraved In the
%s. s Few hours s T%y cSd r6 s,d' o.
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TUE public ave respectfully establishment
maze enuca examination Of hts spring Of
nsm Believing mat he has eceeded IN moulding the finest and
submits NJ model Hat for Coincidence n Inc iuden az
the sudious Splendid oer- his od price ~
Mar 7-5m STEVENS, No. Browne Motel.