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vcli,,ral Notices.

~ sScscrol Co@oi,tS,e o. c DSSH VIII Be 6sd
yssas Men.-N 49, on SATURDAY EVENING"
sFs - 'SA-, TRASTtS BROOKS, Chairman
A I. frph Secretaries
i,NE, X MoSEnAN ----
...,, .pd Grsham-y MON, Liberty ,r my M
" V..v"T'hs SIXTEENTH WARD Cdt ~ buoyS
tennn'' -, 81 AZ Setts Barracks corner OF Sth,N sno
GU FEiDAY EVENING, at O'Clock. Addresses
az a. ssI.LoWs, BAKER aud others Good snslns
49, Ist every hisnd q Scott and Srsna p;San,
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49,. Fxpre.s-vis CENTRAL kAiLh0Ae
- mmSyPSessEy Twice daily nom Nsw-YoTt to p.
-, Lawns At O'Clock a ", and 0s'o.I
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Special Notifies.

a, !. s,,clal Meeting OF Southwark Eu-
Nv O. No. rs held si,eG the return from the hie III
k.I~,-,t II Was unanimously ,.-,..4 q,
sri Thai the thsuks Of tlis Company De tehoeteu ~
-, Bas~ Co NJ !. foI the bountful supply OF ieHesn
fI 80. tsu,shsd Us on ihe evening Of the w inst
ssse W. NSN~ T. NJ BROWER. Foreman.
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TUST PUBLISHED-NEW Ed
II TIMERS GREEK GRAMMAR

IN New Edition d APPLETON CO, No. 200
Broadway publish on THURSDAY -
nae of Hish Schools and Colleges translated from the Gar
man by &. B Edwards and 5. IL Taylor. n-w revived
a. ition .r,e l2o 81 80 Dr. Runners Grammar Is not
collection Of detached vstons OF rules which bavs
no connection except numerical one 10 natural eas
nfeson VI the essential elements Of the OF
dsrlv exhibition OF its real phenomena IL the
time truly practical Grammar and fitted Tor Us ooeet not
BY theorst In the closet but By experiences INSTRUCTOR
in his school $500.
D. Co have lust Published short and comprehsnnye
Greek Grammar with materials for sra exerass, iyt
and Latin IN the WstsTvils College vol limo 7se"
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n Vegetarian Festival.- The Annual Public
A. n. JocELYS. Trustee.


e Wakefield Industrial Home Association
Ne 3.-The tenth regular meeting Of this Assocan Gil
b bed az Union BUILDINGS No. l63 Bowery 90 FRIDAY
FVENING Sept TO- This ASS citation Is organized oa the
sme plan as Mount Vernon No and Unionport No The
.ns located on an elevated position between Williams
hide and Mount Vernon, and commands hne view Of
ops leland Sound the Palisades and the surrounding e2un
J 1t viii be laid out in half and quarter acre plots
oar .xeuop 10 the around will be brought before the meet
Copies of The CONSTITUTION I'd BY Laws can be 1ad a.
SSib No II Nassaust; C. A Cooper, No. no BarroE IT.
JCunmer'ord No 454 Broadway: J. Wells, NO
Avenue A. HsndsLch, No 1856 SPnng st, and at the
BAL on the evening Of the meeting ,,,,,r,, ,.,,.
A u.Sn.ucu
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Nrw-YORK TRIBUNE.

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~ there /. In the Croton Water n vast

" .,.,.ieul. tniuyiou, 10 health decayed vegeta-
- SEE &c 10. perhaps noticed by casual observer
H., rssfset separation Of thess particles Will show II
~. nseesSi,y of Vibration To obtain perfect purli-
e.. a. Yt rov, Glass Filter exceeds all others None
~, use il wha DO 10, accord /. the highest praise Depot
f,Oshie Hsn Nc. SIS Broadway.
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C'OR SALE-A Grocery, Flour and Feed

IL Store. as good stand thsfed The owner will
= both Stores separate required Close " the
city Ie run Of custom aud in large place, Terms mode
rate a,d icug taken groceries Address this Oce,
G. o. L this week. Reason Tor selling out, III health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

70 be continuance Of the Chol-a at Rochester, and
"a he Recommendation OF friends in different parts OF the
s,se tie meeting Of the Alliance called Tor WEOSES
nav The 1871 inst will be held in the City Utica -
IL earnestly hoped thst every County Alliance VIII oe
r-crssped BY appropriate number OF Delegates sno
81 Al the Mas Meetings Of the afternoon and evening"
pekrs-s rom ali Temperance ORGANIZATIONS and local Al
asrces Will Be present. By order,
Sert 50 J. J. CHAMBERS, Corresponding Secy'
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Chanfes for Business Ellen.
BOARDING HOUSE for SALE-The
EXPRESS ROUTE for SALE.

A 4 wellestabished New. YORK aud Brooklyn Express
route for sale The popris having other business
cupy bis attention oilers r sale his establishment with the
emile s,OoNil ~ the To actige, enteprsng
man with email capital, opportunity for good In
,esiment Is offered Inquire a. No o. Maiden lane.
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MISUNDERSTANDING, a middle
w sged Woman to do general homework OF small
family, consisting Of and his wife. One capable and
Of good character None but American need aopy at
No !o7 WaIker.st C. SYLVESTER
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CITUATION WANTED-By a very
CTTUATIONS WANTED-In respt
ITO PRIVATE FAMILIES or SELECT

SCHOOLS.--A graduate of q Scottish University fs'
nar with English Arithmetic. the Classcs Mathematics
and Bookkeeping Has hour forenoon aud two alter
gssed Lectures Hisory Bellies Lettres &c
References distnsu she'd Newlofk families aud Teach
ArnlY A No. 30 Mrsf I'd a.
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL wants a situation
IA a. Ctsmbe maid and Waiter, DO general house
work In small family City reference given. Call az No.
DAYS.
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CERVANTS.-The best Of German and
- other Servants Cooks Lssndresses Cham6es AdA,
Wsng Girls buses A. MORRISs ln,ellisence Once, No
27 Broaoway corner Of Resdest-entry BY Reafe -sts
well Known NO. IS Or, enwieh-s ST.
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A S CHAMBERMAID and Waitress, Nurse
"A and sesmstess or as ChsmbermAid and fine WASHER
snd lfouer by ssspseAhe xper-nced young Woman 10
move DESTROYS OF procuring permanent sua than M sn
wss,s Best eiiy references sven Apply sINo 10 TiAry
ct Brocklyn, FOR two days
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no universities or COLLEGES.

w UNI ' EINOI IES Ut OOIII1 ITO rAc'
II A Gentleman scholar Of sdstinguishod University
Of Germany who has made education his study aud has
been Tor years Proesor IN Belgium and France would Ike
to enter into Arrangement with any University Col
ese fox tho teaching Of and modern languages msth
sniatic. history etc etc He highly resonmendel
Lndress Box No. 566 Poss-OHce, New.YsIk
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TEACHER WANTED A lady

capable Of thoroughly instructins few pupils In ths
I1spo forte vocal in private tensie Seminary In
he vicinity New YORK Rerencess 70 Character snd
sbiity expected. Apply By letter addressed RODNEY
office Of Inc Tribune.
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DOARD-1'wo Gentlemen can be accom-
ID modsted with handsomely furnished rooms with or
without partial Board in private family, at No "a 4hsv.
ueI Upionsquare Bath In house
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y % COTTON MANUFAC-

NOTICE 70 COIION MANU- Az
Y TURERS-A practical Cotton Manutacturef, VINO
- beer engaged In The business for the last twenty ys
bout ffeen Of which he has been employed n oaiSns
and operating some Of the best mills In New-Enssnd NJ
beer 10 the Southern States se six years 10 te
.me kind Of business and Is eesiroGs OF ootaelng
situation a. Superintendent Of respectable Cot'on
Manufacturing Establishment. Has no oolecuon % ~
South West Can produce untouotsd resrsncss -
Lsr.cter honesty sl snd ability Letters addressed 70
20 the care Of c. Mosher ESQ No " Pinesf- l2ost
Maid will meet with immediate attention.
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A GERMAN LADY wishes situation rs
IA daily Governess private pupils to instruct in
the German French and English languages painting and
drawing the rudnents Of the piano and fancy peedework
together with all the other branches Of higher Enssh edu
cation MANY experience both in schools and private
families enable her 10 the satisfactory reference
Address Miss Z. 2, at the Tribune Office
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COVERNESS.-A young Lady of supe-
WANTED Of MI
SEIBERT, Professor Of the

lN French Language, and Teacher a. Madame Chega-
ays celebrated School wishes % h up some Of her
hours by tuition either private family or 10 ocsoL
MsGsms Cbezssy Will kindly give necessary references
g. sEiBERT No. 1904 Broadway, corner 10Th 81
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IL $50 BDkets hold dozen each a. sale low
Army 10 No - Barclay-st up stairs Also Is wanted I.
Boy TO attend an office, IA or 10 yens Of age.
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ANHoDorE OF THE PARIS POLICE.

Previous to the year 1885, but at what precise date
not the city Paris possessed guardian safety
and chief minister Of police Of talent and in
tegrity At the period the Parish of St. Germain
the quarter Of the Rue St. Antonio had for its
kind venerable old whose whole life spent in do
ing GOOD to both the souls and bodies Of his fellow
lures and whose holy consistency and dgnfed courage
caused him loved by the good and respected by
the most abandoned characters One cold dark winters
night the bell at the old Cures door rung loudly and
he although in bed immediately arose and opened the
personage richly dressed, with his features partly
concealed by large false beard stood outside Address
nr the Cure in and graceful manner apollo
gised for his unreasonable visit which, he said the high
reputatiop Of Monsieur had induced him to make se
great and Terrible but necessary and inevitable,
deed n he continued. is to be done Time presses;
soul about to pass into eternity mpores your ministry
lii you come, you must allow your to be bandaged
AK no questions and consent to act simply spiritual
copsoler Of dying you refuse to accompany
me- no other priest be admitted and her spirit must
pase alone ), ~ rs ~ q = - 9s
Aftsr moment Of secret prayer the Cure answessd
will 10 with you, Without asking any further ex-
panator he allowed his eyes to be bandaged and leaned
on the arm Of his s,spicious visitor They both got
III COACH whose windows were immediately covered by
wooden shutters and then they drove % rapidly They
seemed to 70 long Way and Ike many doublings and
trnings the coach drove pndsr wide archNay
stopped ss s. IS. 81,
between the txayssrs aud be go ont the utangx ~
had not been dsrlacsd ard then king thaold man =
spsQtfslIJ bI ths hsad Ass.tsa hlQ Y IA \! \
Vt tll[t " \ Z y ~ eg1el<l
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ID Y CIR ES CE|I ~
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or rHr CONSOLIDATED c1rY o. sEw oRLEAss.
THB BIRDS on sPRINa.

THE BIRDS OF SRKlNtt. K b S.
Sing On BY fame and forest old, 81 :s3
BY tombs and cottage eavea.
And tell the waste Of coming flowers, ~
The wood Of coming leaves;
The same sweet Song that oer the birth
OF earliest blossoms rang, fs
8 And caught its music from the hymn
The stars Of morning sang
It hailed the radiant path Of Spring,
By streams and valleys fair,
4 And DER the earth's green hill-tops when
No step bnt hers was there
4 And Ike the laurels gift Of green,
The violet's depth Of blue,
I IT has survived 3 thousand thrones,
And yet the song Is new r.
New as We heard II in the years
Whose memories still are young,
When life;s first rainbow o'er our path
Its arch Of glory flung
That visioned light has melted long
From hearts whose hopes have met
The shower and shadow. but your strains
Are loved and trusted yet.
4 They come when sunsets dying lines,
or mornings waking smiles, "
Light up the mountains rocky shrines,
ss The lonely forest allies.
Our souls, from al their early store,
Have kept one answering tone
+ OF joy, 10 greet each gashing song
With gladness like it, own.
There have been hsrps among Us strung
Il II seemed beside & the tree
OF life,o where al the flowers we sought,
OF dreamt Of, ret might be s.;
y But carly fell the hush Of death s
On each unwearied string,
Thst caught though from afar. the dew
OF everlasting spring.
Z o blest Ia true and tearlcss love ~
& O free Of earth and air ;!
For whom the past has no regret, II.
The all TO come NO care!
Still from it's summers far away
To the worn heart ye bring
3, Its early store of love and hope
Sweet prospect birds of Spring
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RyaDW.dY,s READY RELIEF
IT, TTM TmST AND ONLY REMEDY EvHR RKcORDKD m THE
1KpfcAL flsrCRx o. THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
TsiE MOST VIOLENT PAINS INATEwsE SECONDS.
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IN NINETY CASES our or a HUNDRED,
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Mix Of b. B. With Bowl o Was and hasae the
psssa. dsssss snd sickness hssdaeks hiousnss
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
IL DfscHARaEs Il ss mont severe pans is
the mos. distressing discharges and will speedily
b 'V'''s' Ne NEURALGIA. 5
PAIN STOPPED LMSTAN7ZY
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the the delightful!
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PAINS RELLEHED LNsF7HE MINUTES
RADWAYs READY VIII the
wh VIZ. 81 es confined y Rhsms aas
unsound from 70 distorted with
ss % sss .si1 q "; ssssa s y P &C. % ~
in the city Of NswYc hundeds thousands the
gS ses II & sa.s. % e o.
Union the last four have tested thsmeyes
| CHILL FEVER.
C1uLLs STOPPED IN a FEw ALVUTEs-PAIN RKLlEnRL
IHSTAN1LY. &1
RADwAYs READY RELIEF ACTS like charm in all Chill
strength every 81 e
| PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whensyef you feel pain apply READY RELIEF
applied sn
oP PpA Psi ~ ss'slS IT, Hsss ss STREE.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT co, ISL Chartres atrees NAworleAns,
General Agent VINO W" suppy oesefa IN she country :.
4 SlS ~ rRIcE: 40
LARGE BOTTLES " Y
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
IEoRATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO E
Z FORTE AND MUSIC STORE. No. 50 Camp

EEORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO emE
IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No SO Camp
s Dss Tsas y S ss yns
assortment Of MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Kinds
his well Of PIANO
he escries he the United State.
Of NewYo HALL + son, Of NewYork and PLEYEI Go
Mi GRAND, PiCcOLo, PiCcoLo oBI4QUE AND SQUARES
Of the akera In the world combining all the late
and 0eayss They WI Be sold
MUSICAL Of all kinds and quantity
oh the subscriber constantly hand the and
selection the
the reasonable GUITARS manua
BY HALL SON, SPANISH
the climate The sahssrber has had many
acquainted with the mnutest details Of the bunsss Hi
selected that been in the Southern
and his selected
stock 81 all Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS --LATEST
The Musical Public respectfully
invited call md examms his stock.
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'lfssohants' 1nsugaass Company # New

Ssss = ssds dong ~
n1REcToRs roR THE AGENCY
ssss ss.I s;s!s:s &c. s::ssa a4sss
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ss NEW ONlkANs,
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SSEt INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorised cspia IN MtIsaoss DoLIa 4. Il.
81 "a iaad
s214aoose
Working Mnloa Three Hundred and Forty Tou.and
saps t.s unlimited individual
as s nov p,spssa
Fire Rkhs tbs reasonable term4
Il - e. Il
ci8s BRIaes Aren't once Is st. charls.sfsss
BOARD Or REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
eAutusi Nichojson. A. Helms, 8 Thomas AslAs +
n A. IAnleax.fl GA, Holt, Vim. Mpys,
WIN. Eell0Mas. J. B. Bshp JAs. Rohh, (
EsOgdsh & 55a5i
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK e
S55t @ 4 sSs3 IN JAB. BROWN, ChaiImau.
FH4se,s ccrfzzsr, Dsprty Chairman a .,.
4 MARI " CSlst, Mot LvAEstob, Ed r ssadsIson,
80. W. FAbsf. WIZ v Wntnofe.
Wy FxA reu anISsH, Council o. chs Board. ms 1y
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MTAGNOLIA IIOUSE. Biloxi, Miss
nILoxI HOUSE, Bn.ogxI, Miss The PUB. ~

lILUXI HOUSE, BILOXI, MISS the p1D a8
ic are rsspecty informed that will Ga
opened for the reception
NIXON Attached shs house yl Be found
will swss uppsd with ts deicacies Of the Sea
OAK Mulberry Hickory Magnolia and Bay Trees
hsn otel oilers stronger nducemsnta
to other house the coast account
the gree which - about two
8 n liberal dsduciiup families nyls sn
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no RENT.
.sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

NEWARK, NJ ,sADDLERY Ware ESM
IN House.--ANDREw g: BULL 4 CO. Nc, y canal y
between Camp and Magazine streets
Manufacturers and Impoter iSADDLERY SADDLEWARE
have constantly hand and complete q SADDLE
Bde Martneales Trunks Whips Skring Hlness and Bride
Leather Hogkns SADDLERS TOOLS Trimming Of de-
s'.e'on Is Igaw II ANDREW d. BULL
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOTEL. The 4sssh f
~ al this dsghtful will be opened llSH@
yiaifoss on hs FgRsTDAY OF JUNE leS2 The
viii be spared fo the comfort and amusement
fnd this the most desirable residence the Lake.
better for bathing than other
establishment the Lake shore. .
NEW WHARF has recently built and the GARDEN and
grounds put beautiful order LIVERY
attached e the ths q the
appropriated expressly for the Ladies - ,,,,,, K
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

~ 3sf7fl COMPANY OF LOUISIANA
A. nectpcsAtsd April sls and declared dividend Of 50
ssnt. On Two YeArs' Balnsn. Il
o&cs No. IS CAMP 81 bstwssn Gravsr and Commons
BusHEss ConrAHI snHD LgH NsukANcx ONLY.
,ey for The psosseion Il ths policy
National Institution conducted the most
nd solid principles and a6odng for sna animal paid during
dcss and shd.sn asr death
in dsssh, parpats the whole q hs posss o
crsdpra insure livesd Dsbscn married
hs,ssif and chdrsn de- nom ths clams
s33asst 9A TRUSTEES
john JSha II asssa, a,s samuel Stewart Richard Mccall
Robert Ward. H. Barton. J. Perkins,
Jcssph WsiEsr' VIM Mure VI Arnold Harris
I6s sa DIRECTORS: ss
Eax Jsssss ssssl te... 1sss 1sss cs1a ssas
I9S /. Cohep.f L.. H. Rhodewnld
Samuel WoG. John A DougheYty, c. M Luthsrford,
e. o. Wirkhaua, John Claiborne, R. G. Annstead,
Gee; Smith, \. q. Hall, 2 2. B Benz ,s, ~.
| 4 a. ]. WnpDInsuas M. D, Medical Board Of
Il e. asanns ausa AsDs.y n Conas, Attorney
RlcrAHD ~ ~ ~ M:gaans street Medical Ezamns1
BY the Charter only $4,000 aings liis
~ This enteSan PPicaons for Life lnsu
the Table Of ae established the Board which are eaa
changed the NewYok and London oce
resdenss the South the Dividends
b made svsabs Il oneo
az California Prcspsetus,
III at e + T.. + H. H. . q IL ~
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
/ Sf tH- Office hourr. . =. ~ 70 8 r. y.
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fS0NTI STREET YERANDA, Is;!s lformerly kFlf
Ans ~ III = lsys' v, HEBERT, Agent
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Z lEFyUFTS'S HOTEL,s 28 CANAL STREET
III NswCrleans W. TUFTS proprietor Of the above
prepared Y hs isnds and ssrange
aud refhed and the hous
suppIied with superior Wines, Liquors, etc. X
bnsness and Of the
In thsoity, b. Il, 80, ssl. l.,
yssn.rtfniy Il solicited, do em lwis
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sxyOMAiERCIALi HOTEL, situated at the IN
\ o,rsr n fsIEsOD and NEW LEvEE STREETS-The H76TU
,oSreor of ths abovu fl TO bis friends md the
naSa o sr hopes for continnace q the
ns y iii "a aye ready the public his Bar will be
supptsd with the choicest Of Wiaea and LquoIs
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WyAR. PITCH AND ROsIN 5000 barrels vii
mjn1tsn Naval Stores, for izls by Z. II 80 ~
Alap. GpiYits Trvnentine KeR Tar
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.

GHOES, BOOTS AND BROGANS 267 ahn
~ landing ahpa Baltic ~
sna by ~ 4. =. DUNBAR = CO.. III.
a d29 ~ \ 81 and S6 Common street -
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WANTED.
REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL.-R A. MARR, Attorney at Law,
from Charles 10 Camp
,tairs T.. 2 Z ,i rpSj w.,