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Once Seeking imp ubIished Letter OF Gen.
Greene.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON CRY, Saturday, March u, 1883
In the course of my correspondence with
your Journal have endeayored, while writing the
gossip Of each day 70 illustrate points Of importance
viz that the spols' doctrine Is not only foreign 10
the ideas of proprety which governed the Adninistra
ton OF the patronage Of the Government of the United
states under the earlier Presidents bat that Il q az
the bottom Of all the Gslphanizng which has of late
come to be 80 fashionable as TO permit each current
instance thereof brought TO light pass out of popular
recollection almost without receiving second thought
And, further that threatens to bring more evils upon
US than any dozen others of the many elements con-
spring az were TO entirely change the character Of
the Government Of the United States.
In the course OF my reading at times dive into
revolutionary and snt-revolutionary manuscriots.
bringing up literary and historical treasures of oden
times worth their wei ht in gold So, this evening
instead Of continuing the list Of the cormorants who
come % claim reward for lasors which In Wa ,hinptons
and Jerersons time would have operated as conclusive
bars to their employment in the public service here
WIN transmit a copy of letter from Gen Nathaniel
Greene, Of glorious Revolutionary memory, 70 one Of
the subordnstes Of (his) the Gusrteraster Generals
Department, who had taken the liberty of turning mol
heian Now the trieksters who assume 10 manage all
party aairs have 70 arranged matters that viiiated
public opinion almost endorses their claim that admin
strstiye Office is the Legitimate reward of party ser
vices. Then, as your readers will perceive from the
tenor OF Gen Greene's beautiful able and patriotic
letter, to be politician was emphatically disruaia
cation for Office
Though ii may seem Ike attempting TO empty the
ocean Win teaspoon, for thus to set his face
against 80 universal innovation, being believer in
NE doctrine that the employment Of the blessings Of
American citizenship involves the duty of conscien
loas defense Of the purity of cur institutions shall
continue 10 essainsiths crying and dangerous enor
niiy while publisher win print The taxpayers Of
New York City in dancing to The piping of your pres
en' common Council, are realizing the QHod era, deu-
oa'raHdEm of the doctrine thar to the vcors belong
me spoils enuneiated BY gentleman whoseowa
resy stern public history has been such rendsr
certain that the sentiment would have escaped
=" hps had be dreamed that would be thus used a.
tne lever to raner the interests of the State and PEG
PIE as 60 much Plunderi 70 be gorged u VII, b, an
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certain men desire TO 20 IN. or their friends
desire them to go in, 50 that they may have q
hand in shaping the policy of the Administer
ton. TIE Cabinet ministers are reckoBed to
be the actual Governors Of the country. psrElc-
ulsrly under such 8 man as General Pierce. IL
is not for ne 5000 year, or for the thank
less task of distributing the little personal pa
tronase Of their places, that men seek the po'
slion of Cabinet Ministers. They are no long
err as they were in the beginning-mere Heads
of Bureaus They are the executive power oil
the State, and in their collective capacity,
really the Head of Affairs In this country
and in England at least, the national rule is the
Rule of Cabinets.
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r. Beads, of every description, for sale by
MP BRowS,
Ne 80 Pearl-st,
New-Yoxk
Br LETTERS PATENT SrcuREp IN 1879

III NEClhtU IN low
rriNsRsscRsNs PATENT HYDRo,ELEeFRIc voLrAic
the most wonderful discovery in medicine and electricity
OF the present day. They rcheye without pain shock,
inssnaneonsy, aeuts nervous pains such bead and
tooth ache rheumatic palma TIC doaoeaax. ke- aud BY
then nna bat continuous and pereptbe action on the
body diseases Of years standing such govt local para
s rerNses complaints liver diseases 6c dsappear As
oy miracles they have been applied with the greatest
cse IN all those dreadful diseases in children oomnouly
called eonvesaons a. also IN OF teethins under dh-
saities and elsorder OF the bowels They precpitsAs
metals nom their sSntions decompose wstef deaeet ths
magnetic needle In short show All the pkenomeron OF A
powerful vetse ple The instruments producing these
entets weigh about two ounces can be folded W in
eeeA are Mwsys ready for instantaneous USE and
htercs No. aeAsnst that number Of diseases ana com
plants which mid streaming ee,tr,rty i. rs.sssS
s~fs certain. and wendcfal speedy rcmeay The rss 80
complete ehxa b from 81 to Ss bs,sries $40 to ~ S
easily esnvnce himself beforehaaa ii he dSp5r al tsssr
zuss The importance Of the invention has heen sskol
edged IN America BY the Academy OF Medicine Of NevYert
and the chains have been applied with success In TIA
medical ooleseN the City, Bellevue, and Wards Island
Aospisk, hrooklyu CITY Hospital &c- Esrope by a.
Roys Colleges Of rhysieans and Surgeons in LsnAca nv
che Academies Nsonsle de Aedecin a. Paris BY the lni-
per Faculty ct vienna; By the Rcysl Faculty Born
and ether sieerkc Institutions Of the highest order nclaa
INF the principal hospitals in Europe
soi ke all he Above INSTITUTIONS IN America and
Europe, - well Of the eminent and disnsushed
nexhev Of the rrc;son In both hsixpAeres And invite
che psAhe 20 examine them
Fen and illustrated descriptions one for pcrsoaal use and
for scientific men with esPes Of testimonials ana
pbsainsd srAiis the sfe They win Be orwsried fec
Of psnse any part Of the United Sta,es IN answer TO
prcpa inquirses containing three postage seanps
j. SrElsEsr, Ne 5Ss Broadway, cor. Of Pnncest
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The GARDINER CLAIN.-We take the follow
ing extract of the proceedings Of the Court
now sitting in Washington, and having before
it the Gardiner Claim. Mr.. johnson, the wit
ness who is speaking, was the Secretary Of the
Board. Enough seems to US to have been dis
closed in this brief interview to have cast dis
credit on the whole Claim
Philip Johnson testified thar he acquainted with
Dr. Gardner who 70 him after Mr. Evans zone OF
the Board OF CommssiOners) arrived In the city, aud
asked him whether he acquainted with that gentle
man the witness being from the State--Maine -
The Doctor wished him TO see Mr. Evans and ascertain
when hs claim would be taken up. He consented TO
call upon Mr. Evans; and, II being necessary that he
should know something Of the claim and tho amount of
II the Doctor informed him that he obliged aban-
don his mining operations In Mexico tie said thar the
bmount was $3.50 coo $4,000 and hat we" could
mike Il what pleased. His brother Charles az
that time with him. This was pretty much all the
vcIsston he ever had with Dr. Gardner. Charles spoke
10 him 10 his brother the Doctor George said
anything about Charles being interested with him. The
did not think any was talked about When
they were together DR.. Gardner said be would give
fifteen, twenty. thirty thousand dollars have the
claim taken up at once The obj of having the wit
ness 90 to Mr. Evans 20 have the claim taken up at
once.
Crossexamined.-Saw SIR. Evans at the instance of
Dr. Gardner, aDd-tole Mr. Evans what Dr. Gardner had
said The anxiety expressed for the taking up early tho
claim was that their business such thar they wanted
to get away Mr. Evans said that he could give no def.
mite answer until the Board was organized
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CouSrrRrYIrNG MEDIcNEs.-Therei IS much
complaint, and We presume much OF 1t Is wen
founded, of the prevalence Of Qsaesery in our
day. and of the counterfeiting or adulterstien
of medicines. A friend informs US that many
of the Sarsaparillas and other popular decoc-
tious of our day smell strongly OF Alcohol. He
does not say that they owe their popularity to
that circumstance, but any one who sees mt
NAV add it. Mr. Udolfo Wolfe, We note. ad-
vertises that some remorseless villain, or VII
lains, has extensively ceunterfeited his Arc
matte Schiedam Schnapps," buying up the old
bottles whence his genuine medicine has been
extracted, and filling them instead with some
vile liquid which possesses none of the admirs-
bic curative and renoyating qualities SO elo'
quently set forth in Mr.. Wolfe's advertise.
ments and certificates. And an Editor who
lately tasted what purported to be the genuine
'Scliedam Scbnapps' says it tasted very much
ike GIN (Of course this must have been
one of the detestable counterfeits which Mr.,
Wofe so earnestly exposes.)
We sympathise profoundly with the abused
ptilanthropist Wolfe-we sympashise still
more profoundly with the swindled and poi
sontd public. We have no personal acquant-
ance with the Schnapps, but are willing TO
believe that it possesses all the admirable
properties and qualities set forth by its proprie-
tor. Yet, as counterfeits are known TO be
about, and are sold even in Mr.. Wolfe's own
bottles with bis own proper signature upon
them, we would fain give our readers one gene.
eral caution and test, applicable not merely to
Schnapps' but to Sarsaparillas and all manner
of patent medicines-namely: Before you buy
any of them, be sure to open the bottle and
take long, searching sniff of the Odor thence
arising; and if you detect therein the slightest
faint Of gin or other Alcoholic liquids, take
our advice and neither buy nor taste the arti-
Gle for it is counterfeit and an imposture,
which will create far more diseases than it will
cure. Be3ure to apply the test aud abide it
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Further Partic uiars Of the Storm ut Csisn'
bus, (.n,


CHARLKsToN, Monday, March IL, io'
The hail-stOrm az Columbus, Ga, commence
at quarter past O'Clock on Thursday afternoon sls
in ten mnutes time did immense damage, almost e,ay
house In the city being injured. The warehouse ~
Mr. Rankin snd Messrs Gsnby, Daniel Co. were az -
daily blown down ard dnrooed Six or e. ht torenDes
about Rsnkin's Corner had their front waDs eG.1ey
prostrsied. Many private residences were psrus'p -
rooted, almost every chimney blown down, ana -
streets numbered with the trunks Of fallen 49,.
trees. Taylor and Co.'S Cotton-Gin Factory W. vi
rooted and incslculsble injury done TO the sintoos
machinery. No lives were lost a. tar % ne ara no
The damage sustained Of Columbus 10 very 49,
but owing to The confusion prevailing cannot yes Dc
reetly estimated. avs
and q wagon, driver and team preeiptased iD'' ~
water.
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P,AsoFonrrs AND MUsrc-SELLise Orr

PAsoFoRTgs AND MUsIC-SELLisG Or
ReployaI-reat bargains In PianoFOrtes and Music, TO
male room for extensive alterations in large and spacious
Store 90 the first oor No 355 Broadway - feet on Broad
wsy by 100 feet Authonys st, occupied by George
Fox and others Being obliged 70 give up part Of the
he occupies previous 20 said improvements the
Undersigned would inform buyers Of Piano Fores and Ma
so thai In quence Of the increased demand and unr
vailed popularity OF T. GILBERT Co.'S celebrated Pisso
Foite that he has ensed tue above Store and will remove
the day Of April and previous TO the above date he
will cell at very great reduction his splendid stock Of Piano
FoItes and Music consisting Of and second hand Pis
prices from 80 up, 20 make for said sters
aud also Of MelOdeOns and Pianos for
small rooms will be- sold at cost the whole stock must
be soA previous the IL, OF April Persons in OF
bsrssns had better take advantage OF this opportunity
HoRAoE WATERS S33 Broadway Anthony ST., I'd floor
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he Steamship Crescent City at New.Orieaas
Health Of MIR. King.
NV ORLEANS, Saturday, March ~, 1855

NEw ORLEANS, Saturday, March H. 1853.
The steamship Crescent City, Capt Baxter,
from New.York via Havana, has arrived at this pon
A gentleman who left Matanzas on the 18th
inst, iays that Mr.. King then very low and gst
ting worse. He would probably never leave as,snzsL
This information Is considered reliable
The Crescent City leaves here for New
York via Havana to. morrow
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10 There y y submarine telegraph In operation on
this Western Continent Of hundred and forty miles
length. 1t connects Nova Scotia to Newfoundland at
Sackyle The telegraph from France TO England not
one nth is length yet this has not caused half the noise
with which the estounded world greeted that
N Y. Times.
~ The reason no noise has been made
about it is that the first foot Of it has never
been laid.
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~" New Spring Goods daily receiving from
auction and importers. Rich fashionable Silks PLAIN and
Embroidered CTaIe shsws and Printed Sbsv Barge DE
Lama Bareges Printed Muslins &c. Lsdes are invited
10 ca and look through elegant stock Of new Spring
Goods before maxim purchases As each department
will be complete with Fashionable Goods Of the season,
ladies g seves the perplexity shopping from
store suited aud goods will be sold a. sn n
dat c0rner off Orchard.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH Is. 1853.
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for Europe
an Circulation win be Issued THIS MORNING,
at o'clock I, will contain al the Latest News sp
10 the time Of going to press Single copies In wrap
pers, ready for mailing can be had at the desk.
Price Six Cents. The Cambria sails from Boston To
Morrow At u O'Clock.
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Amendments, &c.

WAsHrSoroS, Monday, March IA, 1853
Gilbert R0dman, late one Of the princpa
Clerks 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury has been s
pointed Chief Clerk In the Treasury Department VICE
George Harrington removed.
Mr.. johnson, of Miss, has been appointed
Clerk TO the Assistant Secretary Of tho Treasury ves
Read refgned.
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NoTIcE.-No advance in prices at HIRAs
AspEssoTs Carpet Esablishmsnt No 80 Bowery. Eight
spacious sales stocked with magnificent new spring
styles Of Royal Velvet English Tapestry. Brussels I'M
penal Tbneply, fine and common Ingram Carpets Rugs,
Mating Floor Ocloth, Stair Carpets, WINDOW Shades NC
Call aud see.
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~ Preserve your property. By entrusting
f;AyIIr's pstent manufactured BY BoBEzT Patrick
Tbey have never f preserve their oouen-. from IRE
ard thieves They have been tested N numbsess 1asn-
Iet loose would one Of them through When the
Defiance Lock s universally adopted the burKlar nsy
claim ''my occupafons gcne The Dept for the .bove
safs With Gons Patent Defsnce Locus attached IL No.
Johp, Of Go6 and and sfief 1t Of Msv, No
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To SHIRT AND COLLAR MANUFAcTURERs.-A
Sewing Machine TO do your work ought to be done,
perfect all adjustments SINGERS Machines
lately improved for linen stitching are perfect and no
other Esaebnes Examine aud compare the work,
and buy the bes. machine. . . -
NJ. SINGER Co. No. 253 Broadway
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CINcINNATI Monday, March "a, I.Jt
The Ohio Legislature adjourned sine due 70
day. The bill establishing Sub Treasunes WA pssssa
The merdnept providing for the payment Of taxes
specie was defeated
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;RrAr BARGAINS IN FaENcH CHINA

remainder OF the OF slightly damaged French
China from the manufactures at Niezon, Is opening
and WIN continue private sale for few days,
HAucnwovr DALEY, Nos. b8l and JOS broadway.
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~ FowLxRs a. WELLS, Psychologists and
rsblehers. Clinton Han. No. L3l Nssaansi NewRork

w. III. DisBRow's RIpiSG SoHooL, No 20
4tbss- Honrs for Ladies, from sA NJ to p NJ. Hours
for 0eptlcnen, from 20 and 30 p NJ Ladies wish
ins 70 ride this establishment be in
PRODUCED by some known TO the Proprietor.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
sp.s,eru TearapA oos co,.e, q Rnaess, ana s.ss.,.
No NOmina tons Embe llishment Of the W hise

House.
Special Di,yaioh 10 The ~ T'ibnns
WASHINGTON, Monday, March II. 1859
The Senate was as much surprized % the
outsiders to-day, at the fact that nominations were
sent In The Californians angry the evident 10.
ten,ion to fill the offices there with residents and
will stand any other extrancous appointment than
that Of Commissioner of Land Titles.
Mr. Walter, the architect has been gu.
thorzsd by the President to repair embeish and pro-
cure furniture for the White House, under the late -
preparation. Ere.
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The Ups and Downs Of (Onice.seekins Life.
Special Dispafoa 10 TAs ~ Y Tribsne.

WASHINGTON, Monday. March IL, 1889.
Senator Brodhesd and Capt. Lewis Carr, d
Philadelphia had falling out today and angry words
passed between them Carr wishes the Chsrgeship 10
Naples. Dale Owen, Of Indiana, told Carr that Brod
head had said that he (Carr) could not be confirmed
Carr being indignant called Brodhead and said that
If he appointed to Office through his influence he
would forthwi h resign Great sensation la the Con-
gressonal and Office seeking circles, for Carr 10 popu
lar, and served bravely in Mexico.
Senator Felch wants to be Land Commits.
sonor In California Col Jones NJ. wihers, cSllccsos
Of Mobile; and Col Polk Naval Officer at Baltimore.
Nlhers commanded the Ninth Regiment Of Perces
Brigade in Mexico. Polk Is deseryedly popular.
Oliver Cooke, Of Washington Co, wants the General
Msl Agency Of the State of New-York. These Npir.
ants will probably succeed.
Secretary Davis told an applicant for Office
that he expected TO make removals among the
Clerks II Is rumored that the Ohio Democratic Rep.
resentatiyes called the President 10 demand Offices
for their friends, stating that this duty devoved upoa
them they having no member In the Cabinet or Sen.
ate By some mishap they failed of getting suitable
interview, and retired indignant complaining loudly.
One wanting the Consulate at Acapulco appliodfore
husntspec. is said will apply for Consulate Ia
Turtledom. Qus.
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WINDOW SHApEs-Best assortment in the
world at KELTy 4 FEsGUsoNs Nos. 2i9l Broadway and
~ Read st. Dealers supplied from first hands Shades
warranted stand any climate and sold lower than at
other establishment N. B-Store Church, and other
large Shades painted aud letered to order in superior
style.
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.sprrnos.-PrrERsos g. HUmPHREys

CARPITINGS. -IgTERsON ~ HUMPHREYS,
No $40 Broadway have just opened and daily receiving
unusual supply Of eh and elegant Carpets direct from
France and England consisting Of MO4uet Aubuso1 aud
Administer from the celebrated French mauUflco
os Also rch Medaan Velvet and Mosaic Carpets from
Messrs Crosscy SOM, England together with gen
sral assortment Of other qualities OF Capetngs for sale on
reasonable terms
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GENrLEMES's HATs-SPRISa PArpRS.-
RiRp corner Pine and Nasssu-sts will introduce the
spr,ng STYLE on Tuesday, March |. The pattern Is Of
tered customers and the public as IN all respects Of
intrinsio excellence of materials OF beautiful outlines
aud proportions Bird, corner Pme and Nassau-sts
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AxFv,nrxcr oy PopUtAR APyRycr,rroy.-

AyEvIpEScE OF POPULAR APPREcnTIoS.-
The salesroo Of KSox and JAMES 10 Capt Deyroots Ho
Ell corner Of Broadway and Sprngst has been crowded
with the beat casa q the rtfod3c
ton OF elegant and fascinating fye Of hat for TIE
present Their has been marked sna
their productions evDce taste, spirit snd genius Cal ana
rst1onize the Prescott Hat Store"
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ALDANY, Mohdsy, M1c1 II -
The toll bridge at Cohces, ,iO0 ieetia 's"s'"'
The selser md srtaoga Railroad Bridge = " -
ford. 500 fses Ions, was also desseoyed By ere - "
Ing. They were both. undoubtedly the wofs |"
eeadiev.
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E11rnnrr SALE or Drs1RApLE REAL =

rATEOur resde,s viii please notice that AsIho ~,
BLgEcgER will sell at public auction, THIS DAY. toe Sn
inst II O'Clock at the Merchant E1ehapge syoal Nv
lots Of rrouno. consisting Of LOS 90 on
Avenues and Is. and on ID. ID, 9Th sn iVeh ana
snd On Sab estb 5th and ssts; sso mansion on Ave-
nues A. between 5th ard 564t; aso, go feet o. water
front and privileges On the East River between pm ana
ON LAFAYETTE place near 4hst large pot o. ground wltn
the buildings thereon on the corner Of sSh ana Mav
ARE rore III NJ, sy near ethst Lots on Sdav cor
ner az Ils,b =, Lot, On llsth-s in OF the
Ho.se and sLos Iishst opposite the lat nsnsd s9d
House and Lots on 'znst near "a sv maps oe.sre,
the above property can DC hso VI inc AuI'e.ssi no
Brosd-a. tTohD
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Tehns, Win pFODabIy TWO Weeks IntcF fron
California.
NEw.oRLEANs Saturday, March, 10, 1862
The Steamship Daniel Webster, Captain
Grsfan, from San Juan Nicaragua, Is reported below
She probably brings two weeks later news
from California
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LYoK's K.rmaRloS.-The most wonderful

and desirable for preserving restoring and beau
tfyng the hair the world produced The attention Of
the country trade il especially invited 10 examine this
tice the following First II pays the retailer
more than usual profits Second, lie high reputation 10
thoroughly established Third Its eject IN each and all in
of the most pleasing and satisfactory chaacer
Fourth The sale increasing beyond precedent IN the
hoTy OF the Maoiia Medcs Retaod at the remarkably
low price OF % cents ia large handsome bottles.
Sold at manufacturer prices by the principle jobbers OF
Drugs ana Fancy Goods IN New.Iork, Boston, Paiiade
phis New Orleans So &c and by all retail dealers every
where IN both city and country Principal depot No 6l
Broadway, up stars DIS, BARNES Proprietor.
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appeals TO facts for the eff

q CRDrADoRo appeals TO facts for the Ell
esey Of hs Hair Dye eteye witoeses say II grey red
hAr u Dot changed 10 dszk. natural hue in fve minutes
Come and the opestion. His Hair Prsssrvsfvs Is
s.nsed TO prclcns the beauty and xuriaees Of the ha
a cid eye Ne Aster House Thedye applied in private
Sens.
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To- Housekcepers and all others in want of

BEDDING Bedsteeds SC, would do we'll TO call at M. WI.
LARps old established Wareroonls No 80 Chatham st.
corner OF Mubeys where may be found the largest
sormcnt OF articles in his line offered the pubic.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DRAmArIo REArmGs-" He jests at scars
IN. never felt wound bat the only feeling excited by
Kroxs new and Brilliant style Of Has IL that Of ID MIRA
Ion Call No i3 Fponst and Learn the truth Of TINS
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RicH FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.-D. n X.
l.. Howr, No ass Pear-st, prepared with very
extensive Of rich Cabinet Furniture, well aud
fsshionsbly made, comprising Rosewood Mahogany, aud
Enamel painted In suites to which the attention of pur
chsse respectfully invited Don't mistake the number
asa Poari-st.