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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

W. ubse.> 10 t.,a, sv.c,al p.l.'ss q W w
txchrd tue importance IT republic alton on
The story oil General FooIE, lat.ly v"'.
Ii he'd il the M'rHigsscer. that Mr.. CAL.
utuN had prepared = constitution" Tor :
Southern coniederscy. The Rich'n"' d
Waig thinks that the Vlsn of Mr. CALHor>
must lie known !" snu,- prominent mam, or
me,,. aud wish il revealed.
We don't know of any three persors
whose sayings or spreulstions shout " /.
CALHOUN are ri lees eras'q ,cncs than
those OF Mr. FoorE md the -dlt"ss ii 'i~
In eii.re"cer and Whie. All Of them now
have trssonst" know the contempt 10 which
he finally held them.
The story that NJ. CslmorS had pre-
pared y consultation ior Southern ronied
eracy il simply ridiculous. ". know sl.A,
NJ" three months before Ills death. he 81
I,ccled that the Controversy lsetwssm The
>orti, and tue South would 10 settled ~
sr,ms compatible with the honor NJ ths LAT
,.r--ths line ii 3O-3O II lss.t--aiad hence
he had IA" h.otivr to prepare the form 81 \
con,tiluiioa for tie South. Nor Was he the
msu tu Anticipate such ~ event IL that way.
Ito cusld have wsitttG such \" instsusUs.l
in seek, aud h~mce was the lsss MAI T.
anticipate it, preparation svSs. sDs year
M. CALmoUN's N~ws an government
and OH tie present constitsti,'n. will appear
il the work which ~ wrote Tor publication
AND which would hxvs bs~n printed long
before nov, IL he had lived. Il will 500"
soon appear Vt all events. aud w commend
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go 81 ~ - = sx<> ~ 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Doors open at 81
lt-to commence st o'clock. Tickets 50 Gus Private
Boxes S. Manager, Mr. JoHs SEFTos. -
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB n, The performance WIN
commence with an Overture.
To be follower BY The nsw Vaudeville, called
LA MAiTRESSE DE LANGUES
To conclude with tie Graz Ballet u
CATARlNA; Gu. LA RENE DEs BANDiIs
Caizrna Queen Of The Bandits. Nile Caroline aouss7e
Count Bernie rich Roman. Nile Aoeisoo nous.cr
Fra OiavOO Lieut. Catsrina.. nons Jean noossSc
In Gina Chief Of the Amazons Mile 1efessne hoosss|
sustarei by Ballet Corps Of sixty persons. ne whole
proj1eed under The direction Of Mona JEAN R0USSEr
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NEW BOOKS AT 7
ADJUSTMENTS.

TRIPLER HALL.-TUESDAY
IL EVENING. March 4. 1851.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL TO
GEORGE LODER-
~ The following eminent Artists have volunteered
VOCAL PERFORMERS
gfGNORA ROZZi, fSecopd appearance In Public.)
MADAME ANTOINETTE OTTO.
The Committee have much pleasure 10 announcing that
they have received The offer Of The valuable service OF
MADAME SCHLESlNGER,
Prua Donna OF the Theaier Berlin Vienna Dresden,
Mannheim Leipsic &c &c. who will make her
First Appearance In America Oh this occasion.
RESIDENT vocal PERFORMERS.
MRS. EMMA BOSrWlCk,
MRS BASrCOTT,
MRS LAURA A. JONES,
MRS GEORGE LOOER.
MISS MARY TAYLOR,
(By permission Of John srougham, ESQ.,
Mn Mr. b. W GREAToREx,
Mr.. H. SWIFT,
Mr.. PHILIP MAYER.
INSTRUMENTAL.
MISS WYATT Hsrpist
fHer first appearance In New-Yorkl
MAURICE STRAKOSCH. Pianist
RICHARD HOFFMAN, Pianist,
WILLIAM A KING Pi9ntst.
henry C. TIMM, PIANIST
MISKA HAUSER, Violinist
HERR GRI EBEL Vioiuist.
MR. EBEN, Fiuust
CHORAL SOCIETIES
New York Harmonic SOciety-The German Lieder kranz.
THREE MILITARY BANDS,
DODwORTH's, SKELETONS and ADKINS
GRAND MONSTER ORCHESTRA,
The largest yet collected together In New York Com
posed Of the Instrumental Societies Thea.ers, &c, Ia
the City, comprising the finest Musical Talent in the coan
try. under the direction OF
WIN VINCENT WALLACE and GEORGE LODER.
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH.
To he bad Of all the Members OF the Committee AZ the va
rous Music Stores, Hotels and al The door on the even
Programme OF The Concert will be issued shortly 2sf2'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A CARD TO HAM CURERS.-Yor
( N have all heard OF the DUFFIELO HAMS, which
bring 50 per Than any Hams la the world,
accoun Of their peculiar SAVIOR This recept TOT me
Civ ard County Of New York will he for sale al $1,000,
undi the h Of March aud " not sold beore then
will be sod any and ali who H. for Hl00 each
MIA sample OF the Hams viii be On exhibition The ON
Of arch and Ham Curers nvi I'd TO call and try their
favor at i7s Broadway, % floor NIP THORP, Agent
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
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TIE
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Noveists Appeal for the Csnsdas.
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My Novel: By Sir Z Buwer Lyton Book III, Chap
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in want Of good

W help for city or country, well recommended and
suitable for al stations obtain such at the office, 30
Grand St. near the Bowery, hers but those o. good
mora character, and whom believe ne strictly honest
and tenn erae. are allowed remain / WATTS. 26flt
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ESSENCE OF COF-

EFEE "A truly valuable article under the above name
is offered 10 the public, package OF which pce
Ia celts Will 20 far four pounds Of store Cohee
Coffee made by this Essence Will preserve ne real taste
the Coffee with tine flavor aud c0ie, and VIII be much
whoeson than pure Coffee and be perfectly Clear
without thing clarity IL IL Is manufactured IN fna
depba where has been tested by some OF the most re-
spectacle physicians and Others who sear testimony 10 me
above facts. IL is Offered ~ the public IN THIS City,
az II needs but trial 10 be fayore with lovers OF
good Coffee Its the intention OF the propetors TO place
IL respectable grocery stores IN at pafis OF the CITY Az
pre- sent il be obtained the following places, VIZ
Corwp, $50 Broadway; Gross 4 Co, al Grandst. Sta
pies 1872 Bowery Tfird, TnIrdsv Field, corner rhrd-
av. and Twelfth ST.; Lane Fourihay aud Tenth
ST.; Chambers, Rutgers anc Mad on; Bogart cor
ner O,t Broadway aud Rutgers Craw ford, corner Hen
~ and Clinton Griffin, East Broadway and Pike;
Albro Division and Elordge-209i Division Lea
man. 81 Division Fowler, % Greenwich Ban1gh.
Chambers; Gassner 1872 Chatham Luther and Hampton
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Henry and of the agents. HAMMER & HORTON
.6f 6tWFSTuTlSt 81 Division 81.
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GREAT MUSICAL EVENT.

GREAT USICAL EVEN T.
~ THURSDAY EVENING, February 27-IPALIAN
OPERA HOUSE. ASTOR-P LACE.-Phce OF Admission
-PaGue anc Boxes One0Oar. Seats may be secured az
the Box Office ON AN To o'clock, NJ, without any
extra charge. AmphitheaTe. p cents
BENEFIT of Mile NATHALIE FITZIAMES
Me- caoantes Opera Of at GlURAMENrO"
MeyeTbeefs Romance or "GRAcE, GRACE rom the
OpeTa Of "ROBERT THE DEVIL"
Vtrdrs-Thhd Act-"I LOMBARD"
OpeTa and Ballet on the same evening.
FITZIAMES appearing positively for this night ony 10
both ss Vocalist and Daaseuse, and In iall costume
M'le ~ FITZJAMEs has the honor TO inform her
friends aud The public that the following eminent artists
kindly volunteered their valuable assistance on rita
occasion
signora Trufi. Benpdelh Grebel,
senora Marezek Bertucca the distinguished Violinist.
SigDora Giuetta boZzi, Miss Emily Wadegrave.
the ACCOMPLISHED ConIralto Sigpor Csnese and
Sgnor 9 Forti. Signor Neri.
signor Avignone, and
THURSDAY EVENING, FebruaryT.
PROGRAMME.
l. Mercadante's Opera Il GIURAMENTO," in three
by SgnOra TFum- BeRedeti Sgnora Giuetta BoZzi,
Sgnor Fort. sgnor Avignone, &c
Between ihe First and Second Acts
Meyerbeers ROmaDcs Grace, Grace &C 'oDpanle1
on the Harp by sieBora Marezek Berucca and sung by
Mile ". FIfZJAMES
Between the Secono and Third Acts will be performed
the Third Act Of Verdfs Opera of LOMBAROl,p by
Mile n FITZJAMEs in full Costume, Signor FORTI,
and full Chorusses.
To conclude with
THE GRAND PAS DU DIABLE,
By Mile N Fizsmes, Miss Wadegraye, Signor Carrese
aud Sgnor NeTf
On Solo Obligato for the Violin, by + 0rebel.
Leader Signor Lellh; Chorus Master, Mr. Henser.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock; 10 commence al 4 O'Clock,
precisely. Positively no Free List. No ORDERS 2of
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~ 10 NARY ca = H.I.I-1 1--- = -
as.. members Of Or.ou Lodge NO. 80,
q - ~ ri sre Requested 10 meet NJ the bods >
4. - - ~ Han or THURSDAY, z7ih a. y @ci9cs,
~ he purpose Of attending the fJrefa u our Ia
fa. Henry N Cone His remains WIN Dc cVns0you
bf2lV ro Cemetery for inrernent By order OF -
% 9frtn"ooo Ne' Il Il BARLOW. NrG.
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SPECTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY

SAPPLIEO- OFFICE 50 BOWERY doors from
The Theser New.Yogk-. Professor sK0Tr, Spectacle
Maker Consulting and Practical Optcan, Public Lecturer
The Anatomical Form ard Physiology OF me human
Eve and On The good SUD bad effect of Spectac es
TESTIMONIALS OF ABILITY AND RECOMMEN-
DATlON
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CHEMISTRY Applied TO THE.

OARTS-The Course Of distraction ia this department.
1t Brown University, vii commence April let. 1881.
The Department Is intended meet the wants OF hose
who have occasion rs practical knowledge Of Chemistry
whether with view To ts application In hsnufactufing,
Medicine Pharmacy Agriculture.
Tire Laboratory designed for the accommodation OF
thirty students snd Il supplied with every ccnvenienee for
experimet tai study
TIE course ~ each student being independent OF the
rest admission TO this Department 10 given al any ume
during the season.
For further Information address Prof J. A. PORTER,
Providence r. '. lN 2~OhWkftSW
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EELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE, 444
n BROADWAY, between Howard and Grand Sta The
arazer begs TO state that the immense encourage meni
given TO his celebrated Concerts every evening for the last
wear by he elite and fashion Of this great metropolis has
oueed him 10 engage artists Of the very first talent p
duce Buresque allan Opera Scenas B1resque Concerts
and Baels IN sly equal the originals produced al The
Italian Opera Of this City On Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons 4 Concert. commencing al p for the az
commodston Of families Admission IS cent? Doors oper
AZ u, 70 commence az "A. i7funa
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WTANTED-A Partner in a business

w ufacurng business with $500 This is chance for
enterpsing man realize several thousands per an
nun. Address, with real name, MACHINE Tribune
Office 2ff
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A S Good PLAIN Cook, is an excellent
"A Washer ard Ironer. and as Chambermaid and hne
washing and ironing or Waiting In the city or country by
two respectable young Best OF reference given
Please apply at No 40 West ThreenthsL on the ground
floor 2btN u
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MECHANICS HALL. 472 Broadway,
lVA ABOVE GRAND sT.-OPEN EVERY NIGHT
during the eek, until further notice .,... ..,.
STRELs under The management OF T. r. ChhlSlf,
Concerts In this Cry for succes1on OF nvs yo1s
have been received with favor by highly respectaoie sno
fashionable audiences.
Tickets y cents Doors open st6ti cOmneneeMb
On SATURDAY NEXT, March l, Annual bensn1 OF
y b DONNECKER
The patrons Of Chrslys Minstrels respectfully IL
formed hst the usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts WIZ 90
discontinued for The future j "
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A S Good Cook, and to assist in Wash
Ming and Ironing and as Chambermaid aud PLAIN Sew
er. By two respectable young women, who will make
themselves generally useful Both have good city refer
Apply al II Sevenhs between First and Second
avs 26f liz
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nIr,U- YORK TRIBUNE

vHE NEW ln, V5N Nt X "a SUNDAYS EXCEPTEDl
EVERY ss,,i.oises cosSrs ~ TsccE AID SAs-
~ rat f.ssTsg.rs. OPPOSITE THE CITY nAL, .ses
,salo Gu SpOs soers Co ~ Gen, Il ,bs Dess
- Sles 10 PfsiI he CSC pay .s,p. rss single copies
81 * non'n q - csi6-rs five Dollars per aenap nm ~
sSo Ss' ss 'ssen sT OK n," eoured Is Al
sS 9 8 T c"ss,l Dp SS..papers D.y Paper: re-
srcs<pges sin bs4 terms sre higher than nose o.
.s..sS S., - are os,s spoy. any diiief
TIlE NEN~Foke Fh, b., Auos
e~nes,4 " EttrS aao 7ss 1872, go.
.sc.,fsro on W a.pssei'-' - e9e" = - s'''D ~
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a S SEAMsTREss AND CHAMBERMAID, or
"a as Waitress aud Cha nbermad by respectable Pro
lesihBt Dung woman She understands cutting and fitting
chldrens colhes Best Of city reference Please call al
3 Ii stav., between First and Second sis. I6f II
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MAYORS OFFICE, New. YORK, Feb 10, 1851
.lica NnLicl Il harl hu niven IhaI AL nnranna

~ NOtice.-Ncuce Is hetby given that all persons
mo require vaccinaied win be attended TO promptly
ky application at either Of Dispensares where physi
ss constantly 10 attendance; and II Is recommended
thai ali who have been yaccinstsd snou avail them
seyes immediately OF The opportunity thus offered without
cha ge Tue NeWfork DSpeLsary Is located a. the cor
0f Center and White sts The Eastern Dtspensary In
Ludlow a. In the OF Essex Market; the Northern
Dspensary al the junction Of Waver, place aud Christie
pher-sL IAf6t A. c. KlNGSLAND, Mayor
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A EMBELLISHMENTS are inserted in
n the best Papers Of other Gil aud Towns Ct " B.
PALMERS Advertising Agency, Tribune Building. d2i u
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KOARD WANTED UP TOWN

~ !. - - -HHy P0IsUHS HdVIHg OT-
~ 49,. " hefOrphan GIRLS, between the age Of Eve
ke;s3 ~ Who wish 70 obtain Board for them in a res
pa 1s,- ly wnefe parental attention Will be bestowed
SkPFI icy bear OF situation by addressing note 10
= sna required Public and Private Schools in
- vicinity. 2f lW$
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IA A CompIele Copy OF MICE aeglsIer'

n A Complete Copy Of " Niles's ResisIer~
TIA lhsi mOs accurate and valuable history Of tho sur
10 ss.ps lron 1911 ~ lsS6is offered for sale by gea'
snan whom recent misfortune compels TO part with Il
Rss, bs Is and covers and and perfect la every
r,.aee. a taeoAy cory kaoeB 10 BE- or sale, and
Vii be seld low IL early application made. Letters ad-
asseo 70 n r. Box NO. f,es5, Cincinnati ?. D. VIII re-
cave g.ee@YPs asIiisstqElllSSHHi. %@&
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DOOMS TO LET, with full or parral
ABOARD the second and third floors. furnished snc
sufurnished In 6rst-class house bamaruue-pl scr
Twenty nlnh-st. between Eighth and Ninth svs ke
ences exchanged 81 I'm
DOOMS To LET.--A fine large ia
4 shed room with Breakfast and Tea will be ct TO
single Gentleman Location, IN Wsverly Place lite
" est Of Broadway. Enquire OF -
Fl. B. GREENWOOD.
ri lwf 4s7 Broadway. Of Broome-st
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q, Another ssclenIiac Wonder 1impoEtans

70 b, .peo .Ics Dir HUUGHTON's PEPsIN, tue
Tue d. esve Fluid, Gastric Juice, Great Dyspep-
Carer pre- pared from Kennel the Fourth SOnacn OF
he alter directions Ui Baron LieDg, the great PhyslO
ges Chemist by J HoughIon, NJ ID. Phlledelpnla, "a
fhs . truly wonderful remedy Tor iNDlGESTI0OS'
DYSPEPSIA JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAi NJ, COM
STiPATiON, and DEBILITY, curing after NATU RE
0WkMErHOD. by NAfUkE'S y WN AGENT inc SAS-
TRIO JUICE Pam ,hlsts, containing s,ienthc eV1ehCo
ia value furnished by agents gratis See notice amsng
be medical sdverti.ements NETWORK OFFICE, 90
Apeard-st few doors from Broadway III w
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~ Liberty, has BlessiBgs.v-NOTic
0ersgned having acted FuaEcer aud su0MaDager 10
hr TaO's Cooperative Union 1874 Nssssust has resigned
oe has also rendered accurate accOdHts Of the business
10 OO-heTvby declares himself freed from any further
conleeiioB, sct part with said Union
Rsw-York, Eeb. &c, 1851 WILLIAM GRANGER.
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GLEE AND BALLAD ENTERTAIN
~ MENT- A novel, interesting and attractive Concert
will be given in the Broadway Tabernacle on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING Feb. &C. by the Gee Glass and Tsberas
Gle Choir under the direction Of P or VIM 3. BRAD
BURY Jenny Linda Bird Song, and great variety Of
Solos DueI and Chousses, will be performed in the best
STYLE by some Of The mosI accomplished singers in tho
City Tickets 50 cents be had the Music Stores and
al the door 2H3ds'
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THE AMERICAN ARTISTS ASSO-

u CITATION having oblsined 1hair charter ere now
ready 10 receive Of for exhibition their rooms
S9s Broadway Asher gallery 10 10 be opened 10 the pub
lie or the LIST OF March IL required thai members wsh
ing exhibit should send In their pictures on or before hs
2Oth OF February II linz
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WANTED.-Situations for smart, tidy,
w sober honest and capable Protestant SERVANTS,
Cocks General Workers, Chsmbermaids Seamstresses,
Nurses Mattresses Walters. Coschmen Gardeners Bows
&c, at the SELECT PROTESTANT EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY Carmine-st, between Blocker and Sixth-Av.
NJ B. As mistakes, TO the prejudice of this Agency have
occurred through The advertisements of amau 10 Hudson
ST. who opened place there last Spring, aud whose bust
ness was principally confined few mean looking Cath
Ole servants but who within few weeks, has pretended
to conduct his business the same principle as toe
Agency CsImnest; therefore, the public notified
that tbs Agency is in manner connected with that
responsible for It's dongs. d. NJ. GILMORE. Agent
26f4t+
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BROADWAY THEATER.-pOORs
OARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

LIP. T. 6ARNUM, PFopn-t0f and Manage Joas
GsREswoOD. ia Assistant Msnsgsf-Ssoon performances
every Afternoon ~ S-kV-nnx al Admittsrcc - ecnni
children 1ndei 70 years ~. Benefit OF Mr. Mrs IT,
d. YEOMAN9 "WEDNESDAY. Feb q. In the Amer
noon, DON CESAR DE- b ALAN In the Evening, BET.
SLY BAKER AIR whch, SIX DEGREES IN
CRlMk. To conc ude with he BLACK GHOST. The
euire Chipese Museum 10 Incorporated among the
Million OF Cufi0siiiee 2m
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rgePosf-Ofce. New orl<.-N The Mails
Der u NAL Steamer OHIO, VIII close a. ms once on
WEDNESDAY,, tn 18th inst- al NJ Letters for Ha-
vsna Chagres ana Panama must be prepaid per Ono
HfN WILLIAM v BRADY, p NJ
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SATTLER,S COSMORAMAS-Corner

Sof Broadway and rhiueeuth-st The 6rst section con-
tanning collection Of views Of Europe, Asis
Minor the Holy Land Syria Egypt, NubiA and Arabia
will be exhibited until The eighth Of March Amer thaS
interesting. AlWuss
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COMPERTS'S AWNINGS would

EOMPERTS'S AWNINGS.-l would
" call the attention Of the public 10 my Improved AVE-
pgs thai will mdew. Below IL cernhcate OF 1ef
merchants manu- aud dealers who have had mem
10 Ali kinds Of awnings made, eno non
work put up 10 the most substantial mAnnsf sso say
lights and window awnings that can be raised OF
at a momenrs Notice. .rs "a, o.,
We have bad in use an awning made oy MT oonPeI1i
Il has given perfect satsac0n and there no doubt one
made by him VIII last long As Two meae 10 me Ordinary
W N sevmour 4 Co Ausseps spieer
LIZ Moyr1s Co Alexander Edgar
n A Churrh stagg, son 4 Co
John barley Henry sheldon Co
Woodward Co Rodgers, Calin. Lezyin GO
HitchcOek Leadbeater Bur ger 20
Thomas Shepherd ncnamee
Jacques Brother Or rut1A AN
" WOOD Brooks Brothers
Henry Kemoi 81 John, Raymond 4 Co.
IPSsmith w Hyer Jacobs
Jobn White II De 0raw & Co
CkA Poillon Sanford Brothers
o w WoodfoTd Co W.T. Jennings & Co
II Mcguire Co Edwin Brooks
Wm SOulhsck Joseph Agate
AL Smith agent Tiaany, Yoang Ella
Leopold Lion Aaron Chichester
Bernhard 0THewleu
cS&A Mathews Joseph Staples
JkI CoSdiDRtOn d Thompson
Denuis Lander Robert Patrick
John II Anderson Co Hiram Anderson
hH ~ lsham Williams Son
NJ RAIDER John Lgh1hau
Nicholas cor c Francis
Robert Rees JAIL O-longe
VIM P Miller Co w n Warner
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a. Co.eperative LABOR League hold their reg
~ meetings. on THURSDAY EVENINGS, a. 9 Henry
4 eoyter Catherine al ~ o'clock Members VIII receive
AZ, diyit ends on al purchases now due. Seats free TO
"a nlblc or such as desire 10 become acquainted with
M oRecls and plan OF operation. Yearly fee % cents
BY ord sr of the Board PSI lr~