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Books
Received at The Tribune Ofiee fer the geek {

Receced at The Tribune Office r hs geek ending Saturday.
March o.
Human Progress since the LAST Judgment In 1857. By
VIM. Il. Holcombe John Allen.
A Brief freatse on American Slavery By John Law
renee circeville, o.
Rochester Knockings Buffalo: George II. Derby. 9vo.
Public Spirit and Mobs. Two Sermons By George F.
simon Sprngssd Merna@i GSspio 40
JoelMunsel.
Tom Racquet and his Three Maiden Aunts. Il. Long
The Irish COnfederale' By Henry NJ. Field. Harper
Brothers I2mo gP $50 ,..,.o, ,,,s
German Of Paul Henry, by Henry SIebbing 10 two
volumes; r. Carter Brothers ,,,,r,-- ,,-,-..
Before and Behind the Curtain. By William Knight
Norhal. w. r Burgess.
Leusisns; its Colonial Hlltory and Romance By Charles
Gaysrre. syo PIP 5iS Harper Brothers So,
-"' 4ss. Geo P Putnam T. '--,''''o
The Conquest Of Florida. By Theodore Irving. limo.
pp. 456. Geo. Putnam - Al.
Nathalie. BY Julia Kaysnsgh limo PIP 5ls d. Apple
The Girhood of sksEspeares Heroines Part Nv DeI.
demona Geo p. Putnam.
Aunt Psuys Scrap Bag By Caroline Lee Hentz. Phia-
Cattle By w. Youstf i2mo Dr. 1863. c. NJ saxton.
Ecclesiastical Manuel By Luther Lee. limo. PIP. 264-
The Theory Of Effect By an Artist Philadelphia: j. w.
Livingsion's Law Reg,ter John Livingston
The Celestial Telegraph. By l., Aph. Cahagnet l9mo
The Flower lowe Garden By Joseph Breck limo. PIP. $50
The GARDENER: Texi Bo9I. By Peter A. schsnck. i2mO.
PIP z99. Boston: John P JeYett Go. o,,,,
The Comic Natural History Of the Human Race Phiade-
phis: 5. Robinson.
81 he Editor Of 8 RssS gS sHSe a~0
First Things Series of Lectures By Gardiner Spring
In two volumes. NJ w. DOdd.
Jamie Parker the Fugitive By Emily Catharine Plerson.
Hartford: Brockett, Fuller Il Co
PERIODICALS AND SERIALS.
The Ladies Repository. Rev. b. + Teft Editor April.
Lane & Scott
woooworths Youths Cabinet April. D. A. Woodwork
The Ladies Repository Rev. Henry Bacon, Editor
April. A. TompkiBs
The international Magazine. April. Sthnger Towns
end. ito, PIP. 255 -
Brothers
The Water ure Journal. April. Fowlers Wells
American Physiological Journal April Fowlers Wells
she Student April. Fewlers Wells.
Methodist Quarterly Review. April j. MChntock, Ed
tor. Lane Scott
The Republic. Thos r. Whitney, Editor. April.
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sThs Old and the New webster,

Amor Pdtrie' writes us six pagesin de-
tense of and eulogium upon Mr.. Webster's
course with regard to Slavery and Union,
promising that formerly The Tribune used
to give articles on both sides of great pub
lie questions, but that,
"On the vital questions which have lately en-
gagged the attention Of the people, however we
have seen but little In this paper except on the
side of the question which he has espoused."
All the reply we care to make to this
charge is statement of the fact that, in
the very paper achich contained the article
complained Of, ace gaze Mr.. Webster's An
napoliS Speech, which was four times as
long and ten times as carefully prepared as
our structures upon it,-although we had
published a full and fair Telegraphic sy-
nopsis of that Speech the day before. And
this is not the first, the second, yet tho
third time that Mr.. Webster has been full
ly heard in exposition of his views respect
ing Slavery since they began to be accep-
table to the Slave breeding States. If Mr.
Webster cannot adequately defend himself,
we think he would fare still worse with
Amor Patrie to help him.
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Un6cr the head OF oacih Documents we record an in;
teresing correspondence between our Government and
The hosorabe Charge dAdares OF the United States VII
liam Harris Esq, account OF hs pu bic demonsrs
tons Prospect decreed TO the memory OF the lste General
Tayor President Of the United States In their talented
and accomplished Charge dAfares the United States have
an able and efficient Representative, jealous sks 10 up
holding the glory and reputation Of his country, snd pro
noting the interests Of his feowezsns and both with
courtesy and amenry that the confidence and re-
speet OF the local authorities
we raw also entOn that in virtue OF resolution Of the
Congress the United States copy o. the Narrative OF
a Vovsge OF Discovery by Charles Wilkes ESQ, OF the
United States Navy 10 tbs year 1885, So 90 Al and a.
regularly presented the Argentine Govern nent the
successive Volumes published Laitery the stu Volume
OF said work and the Atss corresponding TO the 7th
Volume were presented by Mr. Harris In the OF his
Government: and the complimentary correspondence,
changed on the occasion, is recorded al length in the
Gaeeta Msrc4nm OF the sd December last
The same paper has the following:
For some yes psst we have scarcely had single exc
cuton Eumber Of criminals however had been gradual
y accumulated in the public Prison and tae day OF recion
On Tuesday morning. last ls were
cuted A ineoreibe offenders guilty OF murder or Other
aggravated crimes large number OF others were Vsr
ousy disposed Of military service others 20 pub
lie work a. State prisoners and few restored 10 liberty
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child of fit age out Of school. That tax
would be in accordance with the ostensible
policy of the State, but this is like claiming
a savage bulldog to every school-house
door, to frighten even where he could not
bite.
The following are the Ayes and Noes
in the Assembly on this most disgraceful
back-out from the cause of Free Education.
There are names in the affirmative of men
from whom we had expected better things.
AYEs-Messrs. o. Allen, Atwood, r. Babcock, 8elknap,
Bird BshOp Bottum, Bovine Bradley, Brsyion, Briggs
Burroughs, Bushnell Campbell, Darlington, J. T. Clark
Coffin COlvn. Congdon, Deuison, Douglass, Doyle, El-
dertip Far Ferris Fisk, French, Gleason. A. A Greg
Harris, L. Harris Hatch Hewitt, Highly, Kinds,
Horton, Hoppin, jayne, Kellogg, Lsngdon Lawyer, lie
Roy, Lesley, Lyon McLouth, Miles, Miner Noble J. T.
Perry Pool, Rouse, Rowe, Rumsey, w. Russell, w. =.
Russell. Severance, shues, Sickles, Smith, Smell,
souihwick. Stevens, STsiton Speaker o. C. Thompson,
Tuihill, Wskemsn, Weldon, Wheeler Whiteside, Woos-
ter Wright Yeomsns-72.
NoEs-Messrs n J. Allen, j. w. Babcock, Bsckhoute,
Baher J. Benedict r IL Benedict Backbone, g. Clark,
Corser Dougherty Fordyce Graham. W. Gregory, In
gersoll Macomher Maurice Moss, Psrdee, Swords, A. A.
Thompson, Townsend, VarDum, Ward-23.
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The Martyrs of Liberty in Germany.

The frmness and moderation with
which the people of Electoral Hesse sus-
tanned the Constitution of their country
and resisted the tyrannous encroachments
of the contemplate Prince who governs
them are known to all the world. 1t Is
known too that an army of Austrians and;
Bavarians were sent to put them down
and tina they, deserted by Prussia whose
duty it was to protect them, had no alter
native bat to submit and receive back he
Elector who had fled before their SIM =
moral force acting in mode altogether
legal and peaceful. What they now have
TO suffer for the crime of standing by the
Constitution and asserting the not excessive
degree of liberty guaranteed by it against
the lawlessness Of the monarch is set forth
in letter which we find in the Allgemeine
Zeitung, a journal whose wFiters eHagge-
rate nothing that can be construed in favor
of the popular cause. It's essential portions
are as follow:
"The country is going to ruin-the supplies Of
food are consumed--the middle class Is sinking
into want in consequence Of the great numbers Of
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From Lake Superior.

CorrespoBdeDce Of the Morning Express.
MOUTH or The ONTOsAGcs RIVER, Feb. q, 1851.
The Mines are in full blast. There are now
sixteen in this neighborhood, and there viii be
many others opened next Summer. The success
of she companies is great without single ex.
ception the veins are giving satisfactory returns
for the amount expended. Although 1t may ap.
pear to be rather discouraging business, from
the length of the time required TO make mins
pay-stil, by just view of the situation Of affairs.
the newness of the country, and the vast amount
Of improvements necessary for successful opera
tions-tbe contrary would be plainly perceptible.
Stocks are rising very fast. Indeed, people ere
getting excited similarly to what they were some
four years ago yet the businessis done on agood
foundation. No mines are now worked on credit.
Everything il enormously dear. Mess Pork
$50 $40 Flour, 60; Beet, $ls; Corn Meal, ~
No Butter or Dried Apples. Sugar, Rice, Fish or
Lard, cannot be bought at any price. Wages
are also very high; 200 more men could DO en.
ployed il they were here. Laborers get from ~
TO $40 and found, per month. Miners from ~
to $50 ard found. do not think that industrious
men can come to better place than Ontonason,
where wsges are so high, and where every one
enjoys such good health.
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FArAn ExrLosroN AT THE MrNEs.-We


this week under the painful necessity OF announcing
an unprecedented and fatal explosion which occurred
one 0. tho mines OF the Pennsylysnis Goal Co. II Port
orhu. two miles below this plsceJ on Friday morning
lssl
The explosion took place from the Ignition OF large
amount ttredsmp that lad accumulated 10 the mine, &0d
resulted IN The dee OF three Of the miners and the severe
injury OF I'VE others Fortunately In tue mines
al the time bal near dozen persons Standing around
The entrance 10 NE mine the time cfthe fats occurrence
Two o. me NUMBER hensrs Nes6its were Instantly killed
being eown 70 The distance Of hundred and y
yGds, aud tbs otner about cav Aulfd, Michael Ryan
was driven through ne TIDE OF the engine house breaking
through four by seven inch ioee OF timber 10 his passage
and vet 10 tell not bone ia his body was broken
and he recovery, We understand, 10 considered quite psb
able.
aeoshed while fixtures NJ tie entraDce Of the slope
and he shattered mbers OF he TAI ROAD entering the
ines were scattered great Distance IN every dlree-
ton. - ..a..
Geo Nesb age a. and Robt Nesbiti age 10 eToahers
killed; Michael White cisd Jsnes and Joseph speerng
brothers, and hehse Rykn severely injured yohn Joaes
and Wn German, wounded WIN; James, sngngy woan-
dsd lPiIn.on "a Gazette.
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Weather Items.
By MorsSs Line, Office ls RaLLstI

SATURDAY, March %, Bpm
BuTFALo-A fne day and evening; wind W; Their. Is;
bar. % 500 mer. SO.
RocHEsrER-Has been clear sunny day; al noon Their.
stood IS; this evening clear and pleasant Their So wiad
Southeast.
AUBuRS-A clear evening" ster pleasant day wind WI
Their. "A.
SYRAcUsE-A very fine evening, bright starlight; has
been beautiful day; wiad s.W Their. 3d.
OswEGoA very clear pleasant evening aher hne day,
quite VAIN; wind s; ther. 81; bar Sl.i7S.
UTIcA-A fine day, clear, beautiful evening" VIVID ~
Their. sig; bar. q. $50; mer 81.
ALBANY-Cesr aud pleasant evening, aitsra tofesy day
wind 8 Their 50 bar 81 80; mer. 65. - -
TEoY-We have had beautiful day, win itis o. no
wind pleasant evening; Their. a.
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u The Albany State Register denies that il
has intentionally omitted articles opposing Gov
Fish from the copy of its paper sent to him as
subscriber, and adds certificate from its foreman
that he WA neverinsructsdto do so. 1t will not do'
gentlemen Just submit your papers Of the 18th
and 18th inst one copy Of each containing aud
another emitting the articles affecting Gov Fish,
to any three foremen of Dsies beside your own
and if they decide that the omission in question
was undersigned, we will publish their verdict
But we claim to know something OF making up
newspapers we have examined these copies
carefully and they bear on their faces the strong
est evidence OF the designed premeditated sup
preston of single article to effect particular
purpose. Your foreman does not even pretend
that there was any necessity constraining him to
omit from certain copies of yoarpaper Of the 18th
your own long article aimed at the Evening Jour-
nal. It's character as well as its place would have
shielded it from any other than calculated sup.
preston. We appeal to the deliberate Judgment
of any experienced, competent, impartial man on
this point.
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Movements OF Jenny Lind, &c,

NASHVILLE, Friday, March x
Mdlle. Jenny Lind arrived at ClarksyiIle yss.
terdsy and Is expected here TO day.
NASHVILLE, Saturday, March -
Miss Lind has arrived and has met with the wumecS re-
ception at the hands OF citizens Al the auction sas Of
the tickets for her frat Concert the FIRST purchased q
premium Of 500. fhs entire realized the sale
94 tickets reached s2So0 The proceeds Of the Co.,
cert will be very little under coo.
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soldiers quartered upon them, and those without
property are driven TO beggary IL was reserved
for these latter days to inventA law ofnstons, by
which an unfortunate people that had not given
its neighbors the least cause Of complaint, In the
midst of peace, is overwhelmed with all the bur
dens and sufferings of war. How great is the
misery in the afflicted districts of Electoral Hesse
may be understood from the fact, which | know
rom TIE best source, that not less than two hun
bred country parishes the suffering in the cities
not inclUded) are in the most pressing need o.
charitable assistance indeed, to such an extent
is everything cor sumed that the unhappy farmers
have no seed left with which to plant their fields
What punishment is adequate to the
crime Of those who thus ruin a whole ma
ton for no cause whatever except that it
has obeyed the laws! And what commits
seration do such villains merit when che
popular fury ayeDges itself upon them
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RIcH CARPETINes.-PErEnsoN q HUM-

PBREY, S79 Broadway corner Of Whest. have just re-
ceived from Europe per ships Patrick Henry Queen
Of the West and Monezums and have now in store their
spring style of and elegant Carpets from the cee
braed manufactures OF Grossly Sons and Pardoe Hoo
mans PardOe, consisting Of rich Velvet Tapestry ana
Brussels Carpeting, sc de, styles entirely new Having
paid particular attention la the selection OF goods we
are prepared display most complete the largest and
decidedly the best STOCK offered in the country Also,
large stock Of English Oh Cloths new designs and thor
ouRhy seasoned which are offered with all other choice
goods, al the lowest possible market prices. mSl ot'
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A PLEASANT TRIP.-We drove

Yesterday in company with few friends DESTROYS Of set
upp up their Lares and Penstes Saon Por look
the size Of the village II really lovely spot We
doubt upon any Of the waters thai border NewYork
more convenient and healthy location could have been
found The distance from The city 10 only eight miles In
fact and threeqssrters Of hour 10 time The dock
nearly finished and materials for building the ground
We predict within years from this time Suatt0n
Pon win be populous village and are by no means
sure that we shall be among Ito Inhabitants Messrs
LoscLEY YLAsMER, the pTopdetors, have done the
place DO more thar justice In their advertisements Mr.
tLAMMzRs Office Ia at ~ Wooster-st where the plans,
ar NAV i,e seen m23 ST.
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MANOR OF MoRRIsANIA.-The village

OF Meose South lying the south part Of this Manor
Just The Harlem River but miles from the City Hall
by railroad al Ss3 the year communication now offered 70
The public IN lots prices and OF payment superior
20 any properly In The market Morris lille, free from
al onerous building restrictions, TO the merchant artist
professional man. mechanics &c The advantages OF pro-
curing homestead = ting price, with every facility
for doing business In the city thai enjoyed by the resi-
dents Of Wiamsburgh, Brooklyn jersey City, ct ess
than price OF lots In those psces Maps and
full particulars can DO hsd OF r. Fl ELTON 80 Nassau s
from 10 ii All or on the property every afternoon.
cfs
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH 81.
Fer EurADo.

The next number of The Trs6isae for European
circulation, will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at 9 o'clock. II will contain oil the
latest news up to the time Of going to press. The
Arctic sails from this port on Wednesday. at IL
o'clock
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FROM LAKE SUPERIOR The Cleveland her-
old oftbe 92d saws: "Qaite a party from Lake
Superior passed down the Lake on tho oeesa
last evening. Their route from the mineral 70,
giops. where they spent the winter, was py Wy
Of Green bay. They bring rich accounts IRON .as
copper and iorn mines, the winter lsoors nav,nss
been very successful The Cliff mine has .a,.s es
out more copper than ever before, and Ihs "'a''
about the Ontonagon are yielding haeiy
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or Printing Ink, of every description,

at IS Rosest, New-York john G. LIGHTBoDY Is con-
sian 1y Manufacturing and has always hand every
rety of Printing Ink from the finest BLACK and coored to
news Ink which he warrants equal 70 any ever mADuae
mred and at as low prices be sold by regular
manufacturer Otders warded by steamboat and railroad
TO any part OF the county, by addressing note 10 me at 80
Rose.st, Nev-York
S-Ths paper Is printed with my News Ink also,
great many other papers in this city, Philadelphia, Boston
Baltimore New Orleans and other cities and towns Ia the
United States
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LANsIhs, Mch freIy, MArch 2stk
At Convention of Wings held hers on tina
18th inst, General Winfield Scott WA nor,i..,es a.
CANDIDATE for the Presdtney IN 1884, subeelo IAs deesoa
OF the Naaonsl Convention.
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CorTAGEs AND STORES TO RENT-On
fhirdsv, between Eghte,h and Eghtyhrst sts Croion
water ard stores The Apply 70 GALES CkArr,
Tiehty 6rstst nesr Third sv or 70 ALEX. MCOrrER,
rs fultoB-st ma >eod
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Robbery mt Philadelphia.

PHiLbELPHIA, Sunday, March So
Robert Benford, horse dealer. was robbed Of
IS last 0igh the ferry boat plying between this civ
and Camden Toe bills are all on Boston Banhs and IL
was on bis way from New-Yo L TO this place.
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LooKINa-GLAss WAREHOUsE.-RICH-

LOOKIN6-GLAsS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ASDs KIEesLASp, Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturer OF
Looxine Glasses and Importer OF Looking-6ass Plates,
IS Cortsrd-st N " has In store splendid assort
rnert Of Ornamented, Pisin Pier and MaDiel Glasses
Also an unusual large stock Of Mahogany Frame Glasses
sultAbls for the Western and Southern trade. JobOers
and se~ers in general will DO well TO call and exam
a. theIr facilities for manufacturing andimporng their own
Plates enable them sell lower than any other house u
ihla city, 81 omeoo
Wes,Iudies or other markets, would do well 10 call.
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ExecutIsn of Parker III, French


New ORLEANS, Thursday, March 21h
We learn that the noted Captain French h..
been executed near Durango, Texas for the doabls c,s
OF murder and robbery. -'
French BY assassnauon 10 The vicinity Of San Diego we
BELIEVED
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r. FowLERs & WELLS, Psychologists
md Publishers Clinton Hail. Isl Nsssaust near the PARK

FINE FRENCH CALF BooTs.-The at
tenon OF the public called TO the large selected sssor
Of Boots, Shoes CATERS, etc. Ladies. Genuemens
snc Childrens. of JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Fultonst,
who makes all his own work, and sells them at the 10 west
possible price for good articles. m29 Steod
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T To LADY Recommendations

II To LADY Recommendations
would respectfully spprze the Ladies Of New York and
visitors from other ces that he has produced this
q Riding Hst-the same In contour and finish a. that al
ready much admired and psopized, bat OF delicate
pearl color, with plumes 10 match Between the elegant
chapeau of glossy black, fac se OF that presented 10
Mile Llnd,l and he graceful srsb beaver Ia cavalier
GEEiN 10 consdept that every variety Of fancy may
be grsii6ed Light Riding Whips tssteully mounted,
and gauntlets TO accord
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TUMbkOfs UHlO, SUndsy HNch 20.
A destructive fire broke out il this plsce thir
morning, which destroyed nearly entire sou 6eswees
Court and Pine streets i8eludng the Post OGce Tia
loss |, estimated al about $4,000, which 10 only partially
Insured.
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The Charges Of Senatorial Corrupsiss, Dc

ALHANf Sakufuhy, MACH ~.
The Senate's Select Committee, appointed for
the purpose last evening, have this afternoon been en-
gagged In investigation OF the charges preferred BY 4
suydan, Of New-York City, against Geo. w. Bull, Ser.
gesntAms OF the Senate They have not yet concluded
but expected that they will make report on Monday
morning.
Mr.. Bull has not been seen since this moping he hss
prnbAbv gone O Buffalo.
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R- CARPETS. CARPETS. is the subject of

this of he and the queshons,
where can find the Styles the bes quality al the
lowest prcesl How easily answered. Go ~ once 20 the
celebrated cheapest Carpet Establishment In the United
States 90 BoweIy. H,sAM ASDs SsoSs, who has sisRt
large show rooms filed with everything 10 the Carpet line
the heart can wish prices thst astoDish every pur
chaser Threepy Csrpe:s ST. lngrans Is cd 6s; Stair
do 10 Cd to 10; Ruga 2OS, &c. &c
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DupUY's FLUID EXTRACT OF SIENNA

DupuY's FLUID EXTRACT OF SIENNA
AND pAKpRLIoN-A substitute 10 mercuFL preparations
10 variety OF diseases IL 10 already popular remedy
will many prsc toners this country aud IN Europe The
diseases 10 which IL 10 especially applicable those con
nacted win dersngemens the ncoIs OF he liver and
OF the digestive generally FOR sale al T. DUPUts
SOC Broadway, corner Houston a. -
Swiss CoRS PIAsrER-A celebrated ready reeffor pain
f Cerps ana Banons For sale al t. OvPUYs, 500 Broad.
wsy; al RUsAToN CLARK Co.'S essbishmenA and al
LoRIS BRooKS's, lS6 IA ton st. mA Steodt
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~ A State Convention, without s Us
tnc,on on marty OF the opponents OF DE Fugyrr snnIs
Law. has been called to assemble OF lfen'a' ''~f'
Boston, on Tuesday, Aprls.
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PAINFUL CORNsi BUMoNs AND BAD
NArLsi!-Dr J. DTTLEFELD has had eleven years prac
IDEAL experience In the Of these diseases and
thus enabled to the most painful COrns free from
pain the least possible danger Inverted Nails and Bad
Bunons also readily relieved by his skn treatment
Offices, SOC Broadway, Of Houson-st. and al VIII
hamsL Exchange Building Orders promptly attended to-
m22 6teod
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Spring CLoTBING.-Our select and ex-
tepsve stock OF Clothing for the is now ready,
comprising all the latest style OF garments OF the day. and
everything that and chaste In gOods TO be found In
tits OF European markets. ID. ~. DEVLiN,
mSl Inns 50 and IS JOhn-st cor. OF Nassau-st