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This being the first Monday il. the month the April
term Of the Law Courts commences ; and though the
calendars still heavy, cannot find many Of
special importance The few past terms have disposed Of
Of the most important and exciting trials that have
been law calendars for Forrest divorce
casethe Willis assault and the alleged Cuban expe
dtion-and those that remain comparatively uninte
resting We heard it rumored that the jury having
disagreed in the Cuban the accused parties will be
brought TO trai ,nrtcu Con-+ Tn the
Superior Court there the trial calendar six hun
drcd and seventy two causes amongst the FIRST of whok
is that Of Jones against wilkes for libel there sixty
five the general term and eighty the special
term. The Common Pleas and the Supreme Court, spc-
oia term and circuit have also a vast number of
tti their calendars and in the United States Circuit
Court which opens tomorrow there will be the usual
amount Of patent cases for disposal
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CITY Intelligence.

FUNERAL or ONE THE VETERANS OF IS12.-Yastcrdsy
afternoon the remains of Captain Hugh o'Hsrc soldier
in the Of lSl23l4 who died last Thursday ut the
advanced Of eighty years were inferred with military
honors at st. Parick's Cathedral Cemetery. in Prime
street The funeral attended by the Veteran Corp
OF 1872 the officers and members Of the Sixth Reg ,nt
the Governors Guard under the command of Col Peers
and detachment Of the Ninth Regiment A detachment
Of the Governors Guard. in which corps the deceased
rcryd during the with England acted guard of
honor. The procession moved from Madison street to
Eat Broadway down East Broadway 20 the Bowery from
the Bowery 20 broadway, and thence down Prince
Fatricks Cathedral where the body inferred. aud
whore detachment Of the guard of honor fired three
Ealuics over the grave II the veteran soldier
AceIpyST FAILisG on THE SlDrwALE.-0n Saturday
night. about half-past eleven O'Clock man a
Dennis Drit coll. seriously injured by falling
fidcvalk corner Of Broadway aud Barclay street lie
taken Of by officer iuestis.
RESCUED DRowSiSG-Abcut eleven O'Clock o.
Saturday night German woman unknown To-
into slip ut the foot Of Chambers street and
from drowning by officer kinan.
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association Tor tAe EXHIBITION OF the "a
d. d. 4. 3. :: s:' p:rs y
sa'a s sssss ssu,
III:
sssss that ay ss;
and f carried sus .s
n5Ey ana aa w nss with the most
that vast array o. the triumphs Of genius and in:
full arts than We're manifested BY our own people. '' Il
FEELINGS we nSs only nj p ns 70 sn
To s'Ssss vi hI Ss
ba e bd IL ases sSsnsw
sres wsrdan the distinctive ans ese
amiealle relations among rival countries, and
apparent the enterprise have been over
simulated by the respective authorities Of our Country
and correct aPpreeati9p Of the objects Of the
and satisfied that the generally
viii he their aeceptstion by our feiow.eitsens
whose sagasty can frssse their energy
which, Of it,elf viii be noble monument Of skill
the ~ Spa Ss
hs somnus
@ s'SsI' 70
loIaGn portion .. p. building occupied
believed by careful selection articles and by
s be-
greatly increased In statement OF this kind tits
terms that We have such assurances, not only from
England. but from the principal countries of the Con-
under the Of our feoweiti.ens net only such pee
Of the industrial arts shall generally interest tho
A%srs"n mind h but such rare PRODUCES
were among articles Of the london Eshsition
hibon here And more than this we hope 70 bring within
the reach Of ALL such wonders of the Fine Arts have
% & o. g%r
authorized by its charter award prizes among exh
bitors and in this Of their duty the Drec
eminent and capable of their follow citizens If effect
object shall not only have impaired fresh impetus
impulse TO mechanical skill and
shall have raised higher the standard of tast we shall
have extended and dused the knowledge Of the various
strengthened the great bonds peace and good will The
S % an q Of ss
Of the Company sOo to be divided shares Of SlOs
The price Of admission the Exhibition Is limited to Fifty
Cents and the cost Of the building restricted the
day at least the children scholars the schools Of
the Public School Society of tho Ward Schools and
and Of the Orphan Asyums city of New York shall
admitted free Of charge u also provides that the
paid over Treasurer Fire Department Fnnd
for the bensa Of vdows and orphans Of
them in the Of to the forms
onefourth to the latter
1 WIZ. WHETTES, Secretary,
| DIRECTORS
| Mortimer Livingston, Johnston Livingston,
Auguste Belmont, John 4. DE vclin,
Francis W Edmonds, Philip Bnrr SSss'0A
| Alexander Hamilton, Jr., Henry G. Murphy.
Ebert ]. Anderson,
| suPERINTENpING ARCHITECT
Hurry
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NoTIcE, NOT FROM THE Posi- OFFIcE.-We have
received, addressed to our care, sealed letter, with
the superscrption of ITO the Thirty Ladies of New
York who presented the O'Conor Testimonial" It
is postpaid, with the post-mark of GAINESVILLE"
If any of the thirty ladies' all of them, will please
to send to this Office, they can have the letter.
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nary enthusiasm which burst out in this country On
the reception Of Kossuth and the attention which ne
has received from Congress, and the Executive and
the American people, in the face of all his avowais
and preparations to get up expedition in favor OF
Hungary, and against Austria, and to procure ma
tera aid for Intervention in European affairs Inc
common sense of juryman, therefore, can see no
difference between sympathy for Hungary, or FARO
pean republicanism, and sympathy for Cdba and
Creole independence. They have seen all the public
authorities and all the religious all the respectable
classes Of this country, haiing with enthusiasm the
representative of Hungarian independence; and
they very naturally conclude that the support of
the representatives and assistants Of Cuban inde-
pendence is u part only of the same general move
ment and the general feelings, and that all
statutes and laws to the contrary are antiquated,
absurd and irreconcable with common sense and
common decency. II is therefore, to this state Of
things in connection with Kossuth, and the recep-
ton which he has received by the highest authori-
ties in this country, that may look for the
that prevent juries from finding Cuban sympathizers
and Cuban revolutionists guilty Of any offence
against obsolete laws or antiquatcd statutes.
One very important result will probably follow
York, in combination with the New Orleans trials.
From this time forward, we may expect to see ex-
petitions started in this country, either in the South
or Southwest, openly and above board, regardless Of
the laws and the Executive and expeditions too,
Of immense magnitude and force, sufficient to create
trouble and terror both in Cuba and in Spain. No
American jury can be found, it seems, that will
Wet an American sympathzer of getting up such an
expedition in the most public way against the present
government that exists in Cuba. 1t has been tried,
and the fact is realized in the two principal cities Of
the United States-New York and New Orleans.
Hereafter, own government, and the government
of Spain, may look out for squalls and expeditions
without numbers do we see any repressive
remedy in prospect. We fear, therefore, that fl,-
bustcrism win rise to par before next November.
What then is to be done What is the use of laws
or treaties How is Spain or the United States to
act hereafter!
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Marine Affairs

TBr BREMEN BARK AMARAsTH sailed hence fer Bremen
the 18th January last and arrived in the Weser the
9th Of February and is reported to have cleared thence
March g. and anchored inside Sandy Hook the 3lst Of
March thus making the voyage out and back In forysx
sailing days Our shipping files however give her sail
ing day from Bremerhaven the 9th Of March. which
would make the voyage eight sailing days This
considered remarkable by the Bremen people but it
will not compare with the voyages our Yankee Clipper.
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The Recent Fugitive Slave Case

The Recent Fugitive Slave Case
CARD.
deem II a duty owe to myself well the public,
10 reply to the statement under the signature Of Messrs
Culver and jay the Post of Saturday evening 1t
claimant declared his case closed, and then asked
Messrs Culver and Jay they prepared to proceed
with their testimony Mr. Culver having stated, in the
morning that he had three witnesses in and
/ then offered to sit until ten that evening The counsel
remarked that had been in session six hours and
they would prefer going on with their testimony the
following morning Mr. jay inquired Of the counsel for
the claimant he had any more testimony to offer and
asked the Commissioner If he would permit the claimant
to introduce further testimony. and answered that
none but rebutpg testimony would be admitted. The
case then adjourned until Friday morning. when
the council for the fugitive were to produce their test
mony
AT the opening of the Court Friday, the counsel.
Messrs Jay and Emmett (Air Culver not being present
had no Witnesses in attendance aud subpenas were Is
sued to the marshal 10 summon two witnesses-Martin
and another person The counsel for the fugitive had
called Mr. Busted to the stand, and had examined him
able to summon the witnesses, Mr.. Jay argued the
the part of the fugitive, and Mr. Bus
teed on the part of the claimant, and Mr. Jay.
after going TO the library to obtain the books cited by the
opposite counsel closed his argument in reply and the
Commissioner reserved his decision until the following
morning
ings reported stated the testimony closed and
that certainly the understanding of the counsel for
the claimant as well as myself
That IL mere pretext for vexatious delay, and
that they had testimony to offer infer from the fact
that after the decision was announced Mr. Emmett, the
associate counsel of Mr. Jay stated in my Office in the
presence Of another gentleman that it would have been
better to have made the offer to permit them to
gone as they had no witnesses to produce and il
would not have occupied over halt hour and would
have been more satisfactory to all concerned
1t Is worthy OF remark, that the most important state
ments in the card relate to which took place
when Mr. Culver not present and to the correct
ness Of which he undertakes to vouch in terms positive
asif he were speaking from personal knowledge.
The decision of the Commissioner based only on
the testimony Of William d. Reese and the affidavit
the Attorney and all confessions of the fugitive
wholly excluded and disrcgarded by reference to tho
decision will be apparent. GEO. w. MORTON.
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S,t spsyins our new and fashionable styles OF Spring
Siotnmr IN our retail department., and win be hapny 10
SHOW our friends through them Every garmsnt ry mn
prices. - -oi"yio"
D.EJ DEvLIN, 80 and 80 John street. cor. Sss..u.
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between John and Fulton streetThe or th
cty and OF Brooklyn are informed that prepared
choice new goods Fine Dress Frock Goats To- rdsr
$40 TO $D-othcr garments in proportion Also uniaue
Assortment OF ready made garments Pe.abitshc5 10
Single breasted Sack Frooks TO order, $40 Co sI2
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Visiting The city tor spring purchases respectfully
TO call and examine stock Of Spring and
ing IL everything that aud BE Tor
the season manufactured with all that taste ar
Tor which clothing celebrated tho Usxd
States. Prices uniform and low
ID. ~. DEvLIN. 50 and IS John street eorner Na.s..
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Married.

On Saturday evening April 5, by tho Rev. Dr. Stohl-
man, Mr.. CHAELYs w. THOMPSON. Of this city 10 Miss
MARiE CHARLoTTA CARLSON, of Stockholm. Sweden.
On Thrrsday evening March Is, by the Rev Mr. Floy
Jo,S G. CALLAHAN to EMMA l. WEST, all Of this city
Brooklyn papers please copy.
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meeting Of the Second Knickerbocker Building Assoss
ton VIII be held in knickobocker Hail. Twenty
lrd street and Eighth avenue on Monday evening
IA o'clock This association is in Hoursking ondton
being organized only three weeks and will redeem
CHS meeting We advise all who wish join during the
Ncekto call at the Office Of the Secretary 1853
nue. which IL omen during the day and evening invite
Doth ladies' and gentlemen to attend this meeting the
principles and profits viii le thoroughly explained.
JAMES X. DEL VECCIlIO, President.
. ANsoN WILLIS, Vice President.
T. J. MADDEN, Secretary, Once No. 1853 Ninth avenue
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IAPERTINENcE.-We have received n note signed
by NJ. G. Tuck-as nearly rs we can understand it
for Myer Sucken, desiring us to give an editorial
notice puff of one Of their vessels, that had made
two short voyages between Bremen and New York,
and inclosing five dollars We deem this very
silly piece of impertinence. Other journals may put
in pufs editorial, for pay. We never do such a
thing. The gentlemen will please send to this Office
and receive their five dollars again.
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Aetor House. Compare them with those OF Other Lsnso.
m the business, and then shy, mpartally whether
GhLEhs syste 81 Measurement and style of aiding On
are not the best Tlf comparison T. eouriei IL
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should consider her chdrens toilet table
nniess carries supply of the well known Hyperion Fluid
ior the hair and the for smoothing and beau
yng the complexion The former IL the approyed
heauhs and the latter the best protector against aeo
ons OF the skin from the effects Of
Sold by William Boyle, III Washington street, Boston
Sold Wholesale and retail by A. b. D. Sands 100 Full.
ton street; Rushton, Clark Co., 273 Broadway VIM
Cary Co. 2t5 Pearl street and by the druggists aai per-
fumers throughout the world. -
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sUPERiNTENDING ARCHITECT.
Edmund Hurry.

Association Tor the Exhibition Of the In.
dustry of all NationsCapta S20000O with liberty to in
it to S0 This institution being organized under
charter granted by the Legislature of the State Of New
e '"mnPnny - MY leaay 20 Ieeete 70
Duncan. sherman Co.. Of As William street. bankers
this company from and after Friday, the day
April Ton cent the amount Of TO
be paid at the time Of subscribing No subscription to
coed five thousand dollars.
THEODORE SEDGWICK, President.
VIM. WHETTEN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Mortimer Livingston, Johnston Livingston,
Augustc Belmont, John T.. Develin,
Alfred Pell. Charles A. Stetson,
Francis W. Edmonds, Phihp Burrowes,
Alexander Hamilton, Jr., Henry G. Murphy.
Ebert j. Anderson,
EXPERIMENTING ARCHITECT.
Edmund
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MUSICAL,
COPARTNEnsIrrp SoTICrs

I)ARTNER WANTED--IN A rIRsT cT.se n.vrny
can't Of 81 e on broadway. To person with
Tsha,e mvesmcnt References oxehsngeI naS 10"
-" :. ~ slss q .Lis payer. no''Vs' -
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REMOYALe.

H. SWORDS T. CO., HAvEREMOv-
ed their stock Of Hardware and Cutlery. from 1I6
Broadw TO No 40 Dey street, where they will continue tho
business, as formerly,
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

o. u. F.-THE X. W. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH
IL. Now York will commence the stated April Session
Ia its o. n. Hail. Of Grand street ON Monday
9TH inst, t7is o'clock, p. N. by order
JOHN j. DAVIES, Grand Secretary
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Postpnnemcnt OF Auction SnIe.-In conse,

Suenee Of the storm Wednesday March 81 Dixon 523
Broad~a has postponed the ssle Of his stock Of rich
niture which he Offers TO his the
private sale for cost prices on account Of having
move out Of the building BY the lat Of Nay.
J. DIXON. 523 Broadway.
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PERSONAL.

~, -.
VHEFRIEND WHO CALLBDAT a GREENE STREET
sunday, "a r. NJ, TO see Mr.. Rioo will please drop
stating Ado ress and whore interview be had TO
Luther Rice, General Post Once - ' "
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Public Meeti,

Pnbnc Meeting.-The second public meet
ing Of the Republican Building Association will place
ing April g. At ~ o'clock JOSEPH n BARNES
JoHs T. CAIRNS. Secretary. President
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Second Irving Building

Second Irving building Ass0ciatiom.-The
success that attended the first has induced the officers
this popular association to organize second The
ton book now open at the Office IA Grand street from
to o'clock r. H.-Sunday News.
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INFORMATION WANTED--or

IMPORTATION WANTED-0r MICHAEL HOGAN
lie left Bellevile and went TO New York about four
months ago. and has not been heard OF since. IT this
should meet his eye. or person would give
oimm they would do great kindness to his mother Mr
logan Please direct, " by letter, 20 Catherine Hogan
Eensyile, New jersey. 80
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THE NEW YORK <HxLY HERALD FOR CALIFORNIA.
The steamsh % Crescent City, for Aspinwal, Navy
Bay will ave this port at two O'Clock this afternoon
with pr esengers and mails FOR all parts OF the Pacific
Th& NV YoRK WEEKLY HERALD, with the latest news,
printed in French and English will be published at
O'Clock this morning Single copies in wrappers sxpence
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bToNtN are Just what lady needs this season
protection to the hands, while
&c In wearing they render the hands very soft and
bleach them perfectly white. Also Ladies Bleaching
at ~ Per pair-yery nice. For sale Mt HITCHCOCK &
IEADBEATER'S No. 7 Broadway and at all the Rubber
sto
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II this sla0nld prove cloudy day, It WILL
be just the time for getting Of those beautiful Crsyon
Daguerrcotypes which hut ROOT at SS Broadway
makes. They Arc inimitab ard wonderfully popuar
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you wsht 20 make favng Of Is per eeat call 70
street a. A. PETERSON g. CO.'S and there you will ii, /
good al wool carpets at Sc 81 Cd and 4s per yard extra
turerne os os 3D. and o. yard; three-ply 7s - 3D.
ana ss Per yard tapestry BRUSSELS "a los Also large
ana spi.ndd assortment Of Tapestry Velvet patterns
Ou Cloth from -. I'd. 70 IA Ard.
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being DESTROYS of clearing the balance of his stock
marked them atuch low prices without reference
n. .hsy must esn GEORGE w. FUTILE, Importer Of
european Fancy Goods Novelties md No
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umpire BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AssOCI
tion,-T Second Monthly Meeting will be held at
mercer House, corner Of Broome and Mercer streets
dre,asy Eycnrs April 9th, at IA o'clock when mum
tree that the second months are paynLie at bar
the meeting To prevent confusion they nre reonestcd
.a * me once NO. ll3 Spring street pay their dues
the Articles, AID got their pas books.
jos. X. TAYLOR, President
(, - . y. W. ALLEN, Vice. President.
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Bohemian Glnss Vases.-The subsc riber
being DESTROYS Of clearing out the balance Of his Stock has
W. TTrrIs f%pe e1 s1s 81
way.
Singers Sewing Machine will do what no
s sst o. Of sewing cloth leather
do I
s a ass, sx fully sSnyne.d BY Z.
l,tion. Come one, come ai-judse and 10 satsned. n
i. N. SINGER & CO.. 25s Broadway
Ladies' India Rubbcr House and Garden
protection to the hands while gardening
Tsr5n ssy yl isad the sna
~ ssa and n s X.
stores.
Crystal Palace ngnin!-Patent Tapestry
The at the fs
% BowernRG ANDGRsoSs1shhss srsas 4 iss sr
the genuine article NB--Beware of mutations.
Look Mt this!-Only four shillings per yard
for beautiful 81 wool ingram csrPe Eagi.h
csr Bsmef co.. e. nsS carps r And 81 stair
Brussels, and other Carpets exceedingly cheap
Great Carpet Depot and Regulator Of
three.ry Tnglish ingram Carpets aoor oeieths =
as ysfa sale ~ g Si @ ne S
and there you will become familiar with wonderful low
prices Affixed to superb Carpets and oilcloths.
Great Bargains In CsrPctings.--Petersoa Il
Humphrey $40 Broadway corner Of White street havin,
Of .hs At ne following low prioesRich veIyes s
a. 70 d.. and AL other goods equally low.
Canal Street Carpet storo-yo,y 1. the time,
y ss ,.s eau @
spene a. at g. 81 s yar AID Is PER
ana ss reT sard tapestry Brussels a. 70 lo Also large
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ingram and patent tapestry threepy Carpets
the came exhibited the Worlds Fair
mosaic and scroll paters of magnificent original
~ Bowery-hiKAA ANDERSON's-the great depot for
the genuine article. N.B--Beware of limitations.
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HUDSON RIVER BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN
Association viii hold IL. fret regular meeting this
MondaytNening April D. ut o'clock Bradbury's Mu
Room ~ Broadway third floor Able speakers wifi addr
the meeting p'anatory of the operations workings
advantages OF Building Associations The
present only 81 No better opportunity be osered
persons TO join TO secure good home
from rent paying. The Office All Washington street. cor
OF Laisht is now open daily from 10 to clock and
Monday and Saturday from to Y. NJ. where persons
srous 81 joining may proo1re any information Arte .
OF Association, "a, gratis
sYLvANUs S. WARD, President.
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neys Republic for April contains complete Of
Bishop Hughes Catholic Chapter in the History az the
TINTED States from historical data Office ofyubleaton
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four shillings per yn,1i

Tor beaufn aI wool Ingram Carpets. Engh supcrhne
ingram Carpets at %. and Be- Cd. ut HIRAM ANDERSoSS
W Bowery. Common ingram Carpets, 2s and 3s Stair
Carpets, Is Cd, p 3D. and A. Also Engiish TAPESTRY
Brussels, and other Carpets exceedingly cheap.
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The News.

We yesterday received interesting intelligence
from several points in the vicinity and the south
crn section Of the American continent. Our dates
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Humphrey, $40 Broadway corner White strest bayns
tho late large auction sales will dspo,s
o. ,he same A. The following low procs:Rch yelyets
Tapestries IS; Brussels Ia to ST. Insrnius
a. 60 o.. and AL other goods elus lily low.
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Trade PricesFor prices Of English Tapestry Brussols
threery and English ingram Carpets floor Oilcoths
eight yards wide, Window Shades &c only writ eight
spacious sale rooms of 20 Bowery-HlRAM ANDEaSD u :
and there will become familiar with low
prices. affixed TO superb Carpets and 0ilcloths.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS DAILY Govc DNpos
w by ayoung lady just arrived from England ns,
seen engaged ten years in tuition md instructs ~, ~
french and German languages acquired In tbn ~. tho
the rudimens music and tho usuni eoure az w.
eanchtion. address H. H., Herald ofos Saj.py nn
much an object as n comfortable hone '"'"fy not SO