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HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
GENERAL. nnnrnsNNn 81 -, 10''

A.
GENERAL oRDERs-No. 2J7
l. Here, as In all Roman Catholic countries tb.ro
are frequent religious professions In the streets
well as In churches-such he eeraion of The host hs
USGtfclm, funerals, &c.
The Interruption Of such professions has already
been prohibited In orders and as civilized person
viii ever wantonly do any act 10 hurt the religious
feeling Of Others 1t Is earnestly requested of ali Prot
estant Americans either 10 keep ota Of me aoan or 10 nav
70 the Catholic religion and It's ceremonies every de-.
cent mark Of respect and Difference
g. In the case of the Uaiic Visits of consolation 10
the sick and DYING commanders of corps are requested
when called upon, TO allow two Roman Catholic sol.
olers 10 perform the usual functions on such occasions
A. There is every reason to believe that very large
distribution Of knives and drks have recently been
made to liberated convets (thieves and murderers for
the purpose OF assaisnstng American soldiers found
drunk or otherwise of their guard
Measures are In progress to search out and seize
Tor execution the insgaors and leaders of these asas
sns In the meantime guards and patrols will search
all suspicious persons dissrm and If necessary conne
them, for trial and punishment
by command OF Major General Scott.
II. L. ScoTT, A. A. A G..
We shall not write one line in defense,
nor even in explanation of that Order.
There it is; and if anybody sees fit to vote
against Gen. Scott because of it, let him
go ahead The Hero cannot need such
votes to elect him.
We give a fuller account of Gen.
SCOTS course withrespect to the Religionof
Mexico from the pen of an officer who was
with him throughout his Mexican cam
paign. We give this also without com.
ment, for none can be needed:
10 The Editor Sf TIE Bs-,, ami SisyBng J,vrr.l.
desire to make, through the columns Of vour
widely circulated paper, brief public statement
concerning Gen. SooTT and the Catholics in
Mexico. do this because the question has been
asked me an hundred times over within III. last
month" Did Gen. SooTT order You to knsel he.
fore the Catholic priest while in Mexico ~ Nav
It was my good fortune to follow Gen. ScorF from
his lending at Vera Cruz to the CITY of Mexico
and can say in all eandor and truth. that neve,
heard OF such an order nor DO believe that snv.
body else ever heard Of such an order tt;S,
from Gen. SCoTr. True. he was respeetf,I and |
humane in all that he did or said to the WeTicSrS
This is stamped indelibly upon the psge or rs,
tory, aud you NAV search its records in vain f,r
campaign that was conducted with such unn,r,I- /
leed humanity as that in Mexico.
Soon after the battle Of CerTo GOrdo he address.
ed "a humape and redssuIng proclamation "a tire 1
Mexican people," In that document he teIls |
them $50
: We have not profaHei your temples, nor abused
YOUR wortn' nor seized your property az they would
have youbeieve" V-'1
,,- We Y: .ny hi. With pride aui We confirm l. by your
The army Of the Ulte5 States respects, and will
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GRass VALLEY GOLD Minnie CoMpANr,

~eP'ses SAVNstQV-l WINCHESTER President.
GRASS VALLEY, California MAY % 1882
rol,eH--T Tho machinery of this Company, which vii,
ssi'ss At San Francisco on or before TIE first Of
seN'sees by ever rixty the estimate OF the manu.
.s' sad win therefore require heavy sddition, ex-
~ y transportation and erection The badinssapd
iot tAe reception Of aas MACHINERY wa,
~ me i's Of May, and win be in siae Of
- we TINE sAs can reach the ground In
erasr therefore to prepare sOs putting NE ,..o, ,,a
immess,s operation after s srrixal i. i s.os
TO open Tie veins and qusrry susei... .a, 81
tasOu' 5000 to ooe 'uns and to ouet ~ u s''S
wood S' vi <VVv eoras Oh
The Directors therefore hare se.eru,n.a :.
t0nsi s.9sk, for which eenGcS.es viii BE- osf saai
sac or In half shares Of $loO each A.tAs s'As' 0.
this Company is tbs heaviest and most pov.vg, Of
ssruce6 is veins of gold bearing qaatz as rcA -
Gras Valley will be sbs to make most sat;.sss -
returns 10 The so.kbodeIs
The whole Vt the machinery pVrchased r cash q,
Eured TO Ia full vsias, and freight paid Application Tor
stock accompanied BY current funs drafts 90 New YORK
Banks rsy be sent to H. j. RICHARDS OF whom panp,et.
Containing the eha-teF, &c may be obtained
r. J. RICHARDS Secretary
New York Agency and Transfer Office, No l07 FaltoaSs
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hIINoTs.-Ihe following is the Flecto-
rial Ticket nominated BY the WING State Con.


vention on the eth rst.:
Electors WILLIAM BEBB, Winnebaro.
1tL0rge) JOSEPH GILLESPIE of Madison.
Dict. ]. CHARLES NJ. WILLARD of McHenrv Co. =.
LAC. GIBSON OF KaneCo;
IL-LEoSARD SWEAT of Dewitt Co:
IH.-ELEAzER PAINE OF Warren Co:
E.-RoBERTS S. BLACKWELL of SCHUYLER Co.
NI-JoHN a. CHESTER OF Macoupin Co;
hIL-RIoHARDJ J. OGLEsBEE OF Macon Co.;
"FlL-BrNJAMIN BOND Of Clinton Co.
lA.-HuGH b MONTGOMERY Of Clinton Co.
Among the resolutions adopted were the fol-
lowing:
Rsolrtd That the nomination of Gen. WrNFrrr D
SCOTT Tor President, and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for
President Of the United States meets our hee ry
approbaton and the thanks of bis Convent are due
Tor the patriotic eXetions Of those Delegates who In
conformity with the wishes # the people, cast the vote
otthe State, In the Baltimore Convention, for Gen
WINFIELD SCOTT, the fret choice OF the Wings OF n.
linUis -
Rts0lUtd That the members of the Convention pedce
themselves to each other and to the great Whis parry
Of The state, that they will ali honorable mean, 10
elect TIE candidates nominated by the Convention.
H'0irfd, That we recommend 10 the liberal support
o the WEias Of Illinois the various Whg papers Of the
Stale, and urge the liberal distribution OF regular and
war. ~ '-'~ Gnu VI 'Ho
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" The relaxing heats of summer leave

behind them long train Of evils The most universal of
these general debility aud its attendant owness
sPfts For tht Sc ~e can recommend speedy and unfa
seers IA the shape OF HoosLANO's German Btter pre-
pared by DIR. "A JACKSON PhilAdelphia Ii is IN oar
opmon medleine sui generis- aone-unap prnachable
seems 20 Ieseh te fountain head OF the difficulty in the
TIE blood OF the uaeees mos or tbs ofdseass Its
tonic properties give Veor to the membrsneso the stomach
solves the food while iks cordial soothing aud Alternative
truencs impats general regularity sad strength the &C.
zion cf the secfee orgeD& and 20 orty the cons
tuition Such IL our experience OF its eecs and we
believe seon6nned by the evidence OF all who have tried
o. bad an opportunity of witnessing us operation For
sale by DR.. JACKSON No 100 Arch ST.
For sale lie Kewl BY A. b. d. SANDS corner OF Full
ton enc William sts and hyC RING corner OF Broadway
and yohn-st; and BY Mrs. HAYES, In Brooklyn.
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MAINE.-At the Free Soil Convention in

MAINE.-At the Free Soil Convention in
in Winthrop, EZEKIEL HOLMES, was nominated
as the candidate for Governor. The following
nominations and appointments were made:
For Electors at Large-Samuel Fessenden, OF
Portland; Peter Talbot, of East bIachais.
Delegates at Large to the National Covention-
Seth May, of Winthrop j. G. Woodman, of Port
land Drummond Farnsworth, of Augusta b. d..
Peck, of Portland Nathaniel Pease, of Bridgton ;
TheOphilus Gushing, of Frankfort.
District Delegates were also chosen and a
State Committee.
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GEN. SCOTT IN MEXICO.

We have at length copy of the Order
issued by Gen. Scott while Commander
in-Chief of the American Army in Mexico,
with respect to the department of his SOL
diers in presence of the religious (Catholic)
obssrvances Of the Mexicans. We give
the order entire, though part of it has no
relation to the matter under discussion
Here it is:
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70 Mr.. CLAr's WILL, of which e sy-
noPsis has reached US by Telegraph, an
swers fifty the lifelong accusations under
which he labored of devoting himself 70
Inc extension and conservation of the
oaove Power. Having twice striven. in
:: to induce Kentucky to embark
n system OF Gradual Emancipation and
00'0n'za'ion, he now directs that the prip.
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For California.

We shall issue on TUESDAY MORNING The
Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sand
nich Islands. 1t will contain summary of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing of the last steamer; Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the Desk on Tuesday Morning. Price,
six cents.
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UNION CoILEaE.-The Catalogue of
Union College for the Third Term of the pre,ent
year, shows an aggregate in that Institution Of
students. Three courses of study are now estah.
hshed in the College, the Literary, the Scientific
and the University course. The Literary Z fine
oo baeeaIanreate course of the College,-in the
scientific course, the modern languages take the
place OF the ancient, and the amount of mathe-
mates Is increased and in the University course,
Students select any btanch of study at pleasure,
receiving diploma according to the studies pur-
sued. Among tie branches on the programme
Ciui Engineering in its various departments, holds
high place. The Chair of Moral Philosophy is
TO be filed after Commencement by Rev. DIR.
Hckock, whose rare attachments and profound
metaphysical genius eminently qualify him for the
situation.
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BY TELEGRAPH. Gen. SCOTT has
yielded to the earnest solicitations of large num-
Der of his old soldiers of 1912, and will 90 to
Niagara on the 9th inst
We give in our telegraph columns an abstract
of the will of HENRY CLAY. 1t will be seen that
he has provided for the gradual emancipation of
his slaves.
The village Of Fall River was in great excite.
ment yesterday, in consequence of the murder of
police officer, who was attempting to arrest
burglar.
The Southern mail brings several interesting
items from Texas, where it would seem the Mex
lean and Indian robbers are at work under the
direction of Gen. Avalos.
The funeral solemnities Of HENRY CLAY in st.
Louis were, as everywhere else, of the most i'm.
posing character.
The Wings of Albany held grand ratification
meeting last night, Hon. John c. Spencer pre-
siding The meeting was very spirited and per.
fectly harmonious.
We have several notices of the cholera. crimes.
&C.. to which the reader is referred.
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For EurOpe.

The U. S. Mail steamship Washington,
Capt. Fitch will leave this port TO DAY, at noon,
for Southampton and Bremen. The Semi Week
ly Tribune, containing all the latest news can be
had at the Desk, This Morning, in wrappers, ready
for mailing.
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CoSeRIss.-The Senate was engaged
all day yesterday private bills. They adjourned
to Monday.
In the House, the Florida and Alabama Rail-
road Land bill was agtated, but not finished The
Indian Appropriation bill was taken up, and Mr..
GIDDINGs made short speech upon the Florida
War and negro stealing by the Government. The
Deficiency Bill then came up and the House man.
aged to agree with the Senate in all the items ex-
cept the constructive mileage swindle of $4,000.
That they couldn't swallow; Ayes ~, Noes 81.
1t is thought that after little manipulation they
will get the pill down.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JULY II, 1852.
For Prestdend
WINFIELD SCOTT Of New-Jersey.
For Vfce- President,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM of North Carolina

~ The Tribune Is served In this City, Brooklyn, VII
hamsbugh and Jersey City for 2 cents per week payable
to the carriers Names sent through the Penny
Post win be promptly placed upon the CarerS books
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w FowLERs 81 WELLS, Phrenologlsts
and Publishers Clinton Hal, No III Hasssu-"7 "e"
md No I42 Washington-s-, Boston,
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FROn BERMUDA.-We have papers to
the 9th inst, but do rot find in them any news of
interest. A considerable number ofNew.Yorkers
were at tbs Islands TO- health and recreation,
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Queer DOings.

The Government of the immortal Louis
Napoleon, after regulating the cut of boards and
the clothes Of legislators, has at last turned its
paternal care to the construction Of doggere. One
Mr.. Valentin Parisot, Professor of Foreign Lite
nature in the college at Grenobe, was lately in
spred to write poem Of some dozen long stanzas
which he published in newspaper Of the locality.
Hereupon the Minister of Public instruction issued
the following curious decree:
"Tbe Minister of Public Instruction and Worship, on
the report of the Academic Rector department. de Isere
considering the No Of the newspaper peH National for
June 10 1852, and the article signed Val. - =.
"Considering that the writer Is Mr.. Vaentln Paisot
Professor Of Foreign Literature and that the piece
Migrant viosilon of common sense and good TASTE de-
rogatory to the corporation Of which he is member
"ARr. !. Mr. valenn Psrisot shall undergo a reprl.
mand before the Academic Council, and will be more
ceq%ps''T S Sc Rector S1 of tn. Academy shall see to the
execution. (SgSeD d. toRIoVL.
This mode oflayng down the laws Of taste and
versfcatiOn by an imperial Minister is novelty in
political literature, and we fear Mr.. Fortsul will
meet with serious difficulties in the exercise ofhis
new functions. If he proposes to condemn and
extinguish everything that violates common snse
we see no end for him but to kill off his master
and colleagues and then commit suicide, for no
greater outrage on common sense is possible than
that of Mr.. BonOparte and his hiinions. Mean
while if this enterprising Minister can succeed in
suppressing stupid poetry we will confess that he
has deserved well of his country in one respect at
least. To show the quality of what has now met
his condemnation, we subjoin the first of Mr..
Porisot's stanzas, with translation furnished by
an English journal
TO PHnoxENE BOYER, TO DIssUADE HIS RETURN TO
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~ sdr in ether wor he bought OF the sheetiron
Hats whch are sold row about town. and i almost killed
i m vhen bis head began 10 swell be could not get n on
"a ~ N 40 sope auaos splt his skull open, and would
80 hi n bsd not been thickso bis Governor found out
-bs,e he haa been and told him IL he crooked his
srhows,' ssan ne would him of with shilling. He
ist have svode6 s this he had got his Hat from RAJ
YrerY LRAsK, No. b Chsfham-st, oppo6te Chambesst
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uo Lsnires que Teves OfLsndon thes you dream
II ses greyes; And It's stream,
II ~ veux avec ytesss Quitting Paris for the mud
FUR Lutece. 0fklnF Lud
T. prsndre You would reach in your Eight
Vers Nindsor WindsOrs hight
1t Durylane Or Of DUry, in the pit,
Sale pleine; Crowded
Pendfe homage Brunei Or thread from shore 70 shore
ku Tunnel; Brunels bore
Cst etrapge conecyoir! Such fancy friend is strange,
On peut reyoir, One could range,
Rome Naples, Florence, Florence, Naples, Ger and DER
1t Ia France, Asbelore,
Mais spta fields PaMsl But who wants second spell
Sat seme. At PallMan?
The great French Government must have
little to do when it is able to devote its attention
to matters like this.
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LYONS CARD TO THE BED-BUGs, DC. &c.
Lyon respectfully informs
The cockrosch, ant, and bed bug swsrns,
Jikewse the moths, and flies, and hess,
Ard insect poets OF all degrees,
That ell throughout this glorious lsnd
They're doomed to perish oy hi, hand;
He here invites them one and all,
To come TO Il cir funeral
An invitation tbey will find
That can't be scoifed az or decinedi
For come they must whoever flings
His Powder near the horrid things.
While rats and mice decrease 10 haHs'
When bis magnetic Pills they taste. n. ..
Dept far The MagDetc Powder and Pills, (sod ~ % GEMS
per ri Az M hoy No 4e4 Broadway.
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Iyor's ExTRAcT OF PURE JAMAICA
cmcvnA Cholers specific and Family Medicine for Sum
=, Compants arising from over-exeroD and excuses du-
rms warm weather II is for Cholera Morbus,
Choltc Dyspepsia Nervous Debility &c AID makes de-
irhtfa and sucne theung beverage when diluted
with water. Sold by ell the principal druggists New
York blyn and throughout the world.
THOMAS Lyon No l6l Broadway, Y. Y.
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yusrnEss xorrogs.

SHAKsrERE's SHADOWS.
pyosers--Msdsm, nyour heart be so obdurste,
voaekssfe yet your picture for my love,
The pictnre that . hanging ~ your CT smoeri
To that ri speak, to that III sigh and weep
For stree the substance a your perfect sen
Ia else devoted, am but q shefovj
And 70 gesr saadov viii MAKE true love. 80
With hat deisht would love ssck Proteus nave aeo
instead Of painting ofthose ssenaloIl pelecs r.
.esx So fstep hy Roor No. 363 Broadway Then ms
sns ould have bsfrs him 10 ali her native lovc
ps RooT's Gallery Is The resort alike OF age yoah ana
bssatv Perfect pictures tai en- IN any weather.
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VAN DEUsEN's IMpRoyED WAHpENE.--

IL Is generally admitted that this preparation accom-
pshes what proposes doviz TO bring back lost hair
BY removing It's decayed energies to its glossy and
rken appearance and to convert the gray hairs Of age
their natural color and youthful appearance To be had at
the general Depot No l25 Chsmbsrss, and the principal
Drue sisis OF the CITY
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rY- GouRAup.s Linnid Hair Dive ia.

without exception or reservation the very best ever in
vented. Equally celebrated is GovR lUDs Medicated
Soap tor curing pupes frrckes salt rheam flesh worms
letter saowness tan oughness, &c Poucre Subtle up.
roots hair from any part Of the body. Liquid Rouge LILY
White and Hair Gloss al g. Walker st near Broadway
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WBAr IS CHEAP CLOTHING Here is

question for debating society," but ii may be readily
swered An III fitting ilmate article OF dress Is not cheap
ct shy price, IL dguses the finest figure, vngazes tne
whole person. ard win not wear half long as gsre az
TINT well cut and properly made The public are ayeeo
toompsre the styles Of the Ready made Goats sacks ses
and Panfeoons st JENNINGS Co s. with those OF any
Clothing Warehouse In the city They will not hesitate
which Of the two 10 choose If they possess the natural re-
fnement which enables man TO Distinguish petwesn ere
the Summer Business and travelling Coats China Grssa
Coass and Summer Sacks Vests and Pantaoons broagnt
out at JENsrnes Co.'S this They are unryaled,
hers and elsewhere JENNINGS Co., No. 81 Broadway,
American Hotsl.
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~ Wonderful results follow the use of

~ Wonderful results follow the use of
DAyss Rahvens for changing gray hair to its original color
ton the latent powers of the roots hair Warranted
Price, 5ecents per bottle For sale at the General DEPOT
No sos Grapdst AND at No 1872 Broadway No 219 Wash
tngton-st No $50 Hudsonst, No III Bowery, NewYork
and at Nos It's Fla and lac Atlantic-st Brooklyn.
HAIR DYE AND Wiss.-BATCHELoR's
Mandatory for these sicleis celebrated In all parts OF
The World; persuns wishing light elegant and durable
bapped, "a ssre Euarsntes sold Wholesale Retail
ssNo. Walst Copy the address, beware Of limitations
~ CRIsTAooRo's celebrated Liquid
Hail Dye for Colong Hair Whskers instanter upon
natural principles and warranted tree from all causc sub
stances applied daily and sold wholesale and retail al
CRIsrApoEo's Wiz and Scalp Establishment No Astor
House B-Privste rooms for applying the Dye and
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~ DIR. PHINNEY,s VEGETABLE FAMILY

FLs DO not gpe cken leave the bowels cosve, bat
In free and natural For sale wosesale and retail by
A. b. & d. SANDS No 100 Fulton-st Eew-York, and J. r.
Trip. Newark, N. J. Price IS cents
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take TO all d disease ard consumption in the city
uponthe express understanding OF making demand for
either medicine visits If unsuccessful TALBOT WATTS
Greenwich.st
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MONEY SAVED is MONEY EARNED, AND

HEALTH PRESERVED IS HAPPINESS GAINED-NELsoNs
Washing fluid viii than effect these notices, and
maie linens have magnificent appearance. Ladies' don't
let another wsshnPdey pass without IT, Depot No. ia
WaETen-st See advertisement.
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PARENTS AND CHILDREN AT UNION
HALL-It would ssem II all the fathers IN the CITY ned
discovered hat ROGERS of Unon Hail. sells ready,made,
and makes TO MEASURE the cheapest handsome and most
exauisitey fitting b'ys Clothing In Newly ork CROWDS Oh
odren Are taken every dav TO be fitted with the most
beautiful Jackets Vests Sacks Paleto, Frock Coa, &C.,
ever TUNED out In this city. -
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N BRApY's National Gallery of Da-

Tuerreotypes No a5 Broadway containing the largest col
lection 81 valuable Portraits In existence will be open
Monday the 5th of July, from A. NJ till 7. M. All In
want OF hne Pictures are invited 10 call.
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OF SPENCER & RENDELL's pimtable Gold Pens left al
though great quantities selling every day Since their
wholesale prices have been much reduced and their retail
about hale their sales have been than doubled at
their old stand, No. 2 Maiden-lane.
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n Forty Second hand Pianos from $50

$2f0 at HALLET DAVIS Co.'S NJ Y. Warerooms where
also be found their Pianos with and without the Eoan
and the best assortment Of Botou and NewYork Pianos In
the city. GOULD & BERRY, No. 297 Broadway.
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SUMMER SHOES AND GAITERS.-An ele-
pant Of the latest styles always DO found at
ATxIHss M ia Fultons The ownegs of bis prices the
beauty Of his shoes and the durability Of his workmanship.
acs crowds Of customers No better shoes can be found
than these made by WATKINS
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TEAs.-The best assortment of fine Teas

i be found tho store OF the CANTON TEA COMPANY No.
IFS Chaham-st between Pearl and Rooseveltl the Oldest
fes Establishment In the city We readers that
they can do here than elsewhere either at wholesale
or retail They have now Branch Stores.
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w MuNsoN's Farina, Hominy. Wheat

en- Gna Flour and Corn Meal manufactured a the Chelsea
Mills No. 254 West 27th-st oy MUNsoN WILLIS. Or
dsrs LEFT at the Mil, at the Depot No. 10 Beekmanst
will be attended to.
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~ Cen Cass was a. Detroit on Toas.