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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April s. 1883
Messrs Dix and Cochran are here, and Dick
inson and OConor expected Tomorrow. IL is "a.
derstOOd that all accept.
CONTRIBUTIONS
G. g. Davenport Chief Justice OF New Mexico, Kir
10y Benedict, Associate Justice of New Mexico Charles
f. Ramsay Marshal of New Mexico J. c. Baines. Pose
master at Bangor.
Appyais0s-Pomeroy and Emerson NewYork
Hayes and westcott, Phlladelphis; L. w. sewan, P
Poul,eny and Emory, Boston
Registers, Aiabama-ThOmas o. Gasscock Mont.
gomety James b. Ware, Huntsville, Lewis McCarty.
Demopolis; Eldri5ge Gardner, Cshaba Monroe Doa
aho, Tuscaloosa Nicholas stslworth, Sparta
Receivers Aia5dma-Johns. Nance, Huntsville; WIN.
w. Psmbro, Cahsba; WiIis Darby, Sparta James w.
Warren, Tuscaloosa
John Ellis Warren, Secretary of Legation CeutrN
America Robert Burns Surveyor, Esstpor, Rsfss
McIntire Surveyor, New-Portland William Kerr,
Postmaster, Kingston, N. Y. Robert Rebhart, Post.
master. Lancaster, Pa. John Marshall, Postmaster.
Piqus, Ohio Lewis Luusford Collector, Petersburg.
Va Robert White, Collector, Georgetown. D. G.
The nomination of o. C, Pratt, as chief Jusace Of
Oregon, was called up again to-day and tabloid
NOMINATIONS.
For Minnesota-Wesh Chief Justice Storey, Asss-
ciate Justice lowa-New Postmasters for Burlington
and Dubuque Bsbbitt and soo Receivers for Iowa
Pickett Collector Natchez Walker Collector. vicks
burg Miss.
The New. Orleans nominations will be sent in 20.
morrow.
The President hss found Dickinson in the Sugsr
State. There several applicants for tho Collector.
hip TX Senator Downs Ia applicant, and VIII bo
nominated. This mastery coup detat strike terror
among tho candidates Col. Porter will be the Naval
Officer Joseph Genos Surveyor; Charles Bienyens
Superintendent Of the Mint and Marshall Sub Treas
urer Postmaster and District Attorney yet undecided
From high quarter learn that the President ylI
before the close OF the week make the foreign appoint
mens. As significant of the line of policy 20 be pur
sued by the Administration distinguished Southern
statesman will be selected represent the United States
At European COert hazard little in saying that the
sppoinImentw BIO judicious and gratyngt to Southern
Rights men and to the Progressive Democracy and &C.
ceptsbe to the country at large To appease the IA
turaized citizens of the West immigrants from Euro
pean countries will be preferred for the Consushps
Messrs Croskey Cowden and Davis are all oored foe
the Glasgow Consulship and Western Young Amer.
ca native of Scotland has the best prospect for the
appointment now.
II is reported that brother of Representative Burt
of South Carolina will be appointed Third Auditor In
place Of Gallagher
The Senate was In session but short tins, and A.
journed for want Of business. aus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

~ The Arctic arrived at . O'Clock F. VI.
yesterday, with four days later news from Eu-
rope. In England there is no political intelii-
genee of moment. The chief subject is the
Turkish affair with Russia, which, according 10
late a8viees, would be peacefully settled. In
france the act of the British Charge at Con.
stancnople, in sending for fleet, and the war
rumors arising had caused serious depression
at the bouse. The Journal dcs Dc6a;s of the
22d positively ahirma that the fleet was sent
for At the express request of the Grand vizier.
In Italy the severity of the Government and
the agitation among the people still continue.
A great conspiracy is reported to be on foot,
extending into Sicily, where extensive events
have taken place among the higher elassss.
Maxziai has not been heard from. The eK-
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MIR. Dickinson-VariOus Nominations and
Combinations - Commander HoIIins and
the Adniinistration-C Cabinet Session-Mr.
O,Coner-PrObableA Adjournment.
Correspondence Of he n Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday, April 4, 1853.
In Senate to. day the Treaty with Uruguay
was laid to the next Session that with San Sal
vador was ratified without debate.
II was decided by the Senate that the President has
the power to remove Territorial Judges, by vote of
twenty five TO nine.
Considerable debate took place upon the nomination
Of o. c. Pratt, as Chief Justice of Oregon. He was
opposed in speeches from Douglas Shields and Atchi
son. and supported By Dodge Of Iowa. Rumor gives
him an unenViable reputation The nomination was
laid on the table until tomorrow The two Associate
Judges were confirmed. There wa a strong opposi.
ton the Secretary Of Minnesota on the ground that
he does not belong TO the Territory.
Mr. Dickinson IL expested here 10 morrow. lie &c
ceps upon condition that he has absolute control of the
appointments under him, irrespective Of Marcy or
even Pierce. It now remains TO be whether the
Administration viii aecede-if So Dickinson-nos
Pierce nor Marcyk de Jaot0 President unless Dickn-
should cave in Corwn did after similar agree
ment had been made with him by the last Administers
non.
Ex-senator Sturgeon wss confirmed Sub-Treas-
at Philadelphia the place Ervng declined There
rumors Of charges affecting the character Of Kettle
well, nominated as Naval Officer at Baltimore James
Polk confirmed Surveyor at the same place, but
the President sfterward nominated J. o. Wharton in
place Of Polk, declined.
There quite number Of military promotions in
the Senate to-day, the names Of which were sent in
some days since.
Davenport Of Miss, nominated Chief Justice Of
New Mexico. minnesota See below
II is rumored that the residue Of the Baltimore no
nations were cent in and confirmed
The Administration h4s decided 10 approve of the
conduct HolEns, Commander Of the Cyane, az Grey.
town.
The Cabinet was IN session to-day from 10 A. NJ 20
3. P. They have been making strenuous efforts 10
get all the rest Of their nominations before the Senate
tomorrow.
learn from friend Of OConor's that be- on ira
learning Of his appointment District Atorney meant
TO decline but zferward concluded that he shoud b
obliged 10 secep.. We expect him here immediately
The Senste win probably adjourn on Moaday next
some say "a ThursisI aext, Sas dsatbssveIt l.. Eys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

LEGIsLATURE.-In Senate the New-York
Police bill was referred to the Senators from
this CITY. Mr. Vanderbilt's resolutions came
up again, and Mr.. Cooley proceeded to give Mr..
McMurray and other of his opponents casti
CATION which they will probably not forget in
hurry. He closed whar he had TO say to the
Senator from the Third District with Uncle
Toby's remark to the fly, "Go-get thee gone
the world is wide enough for thee and me-"
A short executive session was held, after which
a message from the Governor, which we give in
another column, was received and reported TO
the Select Canal Committee. In Assembly,
sundry bills were passed, and the Canal question
further discussed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

~ Up to the hour of going to press, we
had heard nothing of the steamship Union, which left
Navy Bay on the 18th of March for New York Sheis
supposed have board the passengers which sailed
from San Francisco the lst of March In the Win
field Scott Its probable she met with disaster
to her machinery, and was compelled to proceed on
her voyage under sail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
AUSTRALIA.

AUSTRALIA.
There are ships departing from our port
each week for Sydney, Melbourne or some
other AustralianpOrt nearly all which are ad-
vertised in our Daily, and some 1--WE presume)
from time to time in our Weekly edition. Our
country friends may as well consult the Daily
when they wish TO ascertain at what time the
next ship is to sail. The rates of passage
vary, but are generally as follows:
Saloon. 800 to $3.50. First Cabin, $50 to 500.
Second Cabin, sl25 to sl4O,
and still lower rates for steersge, where
such are taken. But he must be very needy
orvery greed! who would wish to take cheaper
and less comfortable passage than Second
Cabin There are vessels which offer to carry
cheaper than the above rates, but they are
generally small or slow ssilers. The regular
packets sail ci the lst Of every month. Pro-
visions are included in the price, where
not otherwise specified. The length of the
voyage is nearl7 as great as that TO California
around Cape Horn-say from 100 TO 200 days
-oftener over han under 80. One or two
steamships are advertised 10 make the voyage
this season, and viii probably make it in 90 TO
90 days, but they charge higher rates than sail
ing vessels.
The following gneral hints should be con-
sidered by those seking passages 10 either of
the Golden counties:
I Have no dealings with runners Of any sort
9. Buy no ticketsd strolling agents, or other
than responsible persons 3. Always pay your
money into the ctFe Of some respectable com
pany or shipping buse, and De sure that you
receive in turn II proper acknowledgment.
4. Take no ticket oTeceipt that does not speci-
fy the day Of salins and none that specifics,
Accidents BY the "a excepted" No such stip-
ulation is needed togiye the owners all proper
protection in case OF such accident. ). Always
visit and examine tie ship, if possible, before
taking passage, and iyOu don't know s,sunch,
safe, good saler, haze some nautical friend 90
with you and give ya his opinion Of her quail
ties. The voyage vi be long enough, tedious
enough, At best and weeks delay at the start
for the best vessel in lort may land ySu month
earlier. 6. If you sc assured that vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
Washington Items,

WARRINGTON, Tuesday April s. 1853.
The Union of this morning says the Postmas-
ter General has awarded the contract 10 convey the
mails between NewOrleans and Key West TO Samuel
Green who TO furnish subject TO the inspec-
ton Of the Department
The InteHigeneer learns from private letters
that the American Minister at Madrid has succeeded In
obtaining the pardon Of eig, Hungsrans Of te Lopez
expedition, who bad been sentenced TO the mines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
DR.. M'LANE's LIVER PmLs.-N
No. 100 NAssAU-sT, CORNER or ANN,
HyW-YORK. April q 185g

VIM III. MoDoSALDs CARD.-TO Importers,
Jobbers, Steam and Clipper Ship Owners &c.Mauy years
of practical business experience in Newspaper Advertising
and advantageous and thorough connection and
sona acquaintance with the publishers Of the leading jour
nails Of the Union and Canadas induced by series Of
of honorable dealing and prompt payment Of accounts
enables the subscriber to DO advertising Of any respectable
character in any city, town village IN any part OF the
Union or Canadss the advantageous and satisfactory
terms Importers and Jobbers will find special facilities for
the prompt transmission and correct publication Of their
cards. No payment required until the orders have been
properly attended to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

~ A letter dated Jan. 81 from cores
pondent of The Tribune, at Melbourne, Aus
tralia, informs US that Mrs. Meagher, wife Of
the escaped Irish exile, had taken her depar-
ture in the ship Wellington for London. She
was accompanied by Bishop Wilson, of Van
Diemans Land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

~ The first monthly payment Of $4,000
has been made by the Agents of Col. Sloo, OF
the bonus TO the Mexican Government On the
Tehusntepec Read grant. The Government
Commissioners had already Con the 10Th ult.)
left Vera Cruz to make delivery of the pro-
posed line. The Agent of the Company had
been well received at Oaxaca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
From Washipston.

WILMINGTON, IuesdayI April ,, I30J.
The Senate were in Executive Session only A
few minutes to-day during which time they received
and referred considerable number of nomin stions
among them Hon. Solomon U. Downs Collector of
New Orleans
The Senate will not adjourn till Monday
Pomeroy and Emerson have been confirmed
a. Appraisers at New. York, and not Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
The Tribune for Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for Europe
az Circulation will be issued T II | s MORNIN
~ o'clock 1t will contain all the Latest News up
to the time Of going to press Single copies In wrap
pers ready for mailing be had at the desk.
Price Six Gents. The asia sails from this port To
Day at IL O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

~ The U. S. SENATE, between their Ex-
ecutive Sessions, devoted some time TO debat-
ing proposition 10 print the Mexican Bound
airy Commissioners Reports, in a style similar
10 the fine large quartO volume of Owens Geo
logical Survey. The resolution WAS laid on the
table; but the debate showed that the question
What becomes of the books - has actually
penetrated the Senate Chamber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

EV 4 letter from Europe states that Mr..
Barringer has procured from the Queen Of
Spain the pardon and release of the eight
Hungarian prisoners OF the Lopez expedition.
IL viii be remembered that they were made
exceptions to the general pardon granted to
the Americans of that expedition, and con-
fined st Ceuta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be taken CT anonymous Communications.
Whatever is intended for insertion must be su
thentcsted by the name and address of the writer
not necessarily for publication, but as guarantee
of his good faith.
tions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
Connecticut Election.
orrespondencs Of The n. Y. Tribune.

NEwLoNDON, Monday, April 4, 1883
The Wings have chosen two Representatives
from this city who are advocates Of the Maine law
The vote for Governor stands as follows:
buctti FItc OOu tOb
Dutton, Wing
Yours, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

tP3 A letter from BuenOs Ayres dated Feb.
l6, states that Urqsiza had crossed the Parans
with 600 men, on his way TO that city. The
Government was proposing to issue s30OOO,OOO
of new paper money.
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rs,- ok.keeping, Writing aud Arithmetic,

are taught expeditions and superior manner by D.
FosTnR No S87 Broadway, where gentlemen are qns
fsd n discharge the duties OF keeper h accuracy,
prompttude and dispatch Prospectus, with full pScd-
tars may be had on application.
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LATEST NEWS By TELHGRApH
Pierce aud Marcy Harmeuisus-Aaa Otser
Ifems

Pierce and Marcy Harmeuisgs-Aaa Ots.r
Items.
Special DtspsiA 10 The ~ " T'tssms.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. April $ 1854
Notwithstanding the various contradictory
statements there has existed the utmost harmony be
tween the President and Marcy siace the orsan.
zation Of the Cabinet.
Willard, Lieut.. Governor of Indiana, hss
left for the North, having succeeded in heading %
German from the Land Office which wss the object u
his mission here
There we're FIVE applicants for the District
Attorpeyship of North Carolina IL now lies between
Caldwell and Strange, nephew of Dobbin
SAKE, the poet and editor, is here, but he
beeu rumored. Err
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~ FowLERs d. WELLS, PhrenOlogsts and
Pubisberx Clinton Hall, No. ISL Nsssan-st- New-York
raa- The rnst of Winter Is being brightened

BY the peepng green the poi Spring invited by the
suns warm smile; but Is the rast OF December bIShto
moor human throat and lungs chased away is the cor
rodng damp bright health that dates It's chill eacA IN
darn January covered with young he As my little grss
Mot in the ward which has Is medicine In shower to-day
and sun. burst TO morrow You who have oaaght md
dew om searching mould that sends its fungus through
uare OF Your neck chilling velvet skin 10 cold psrch
mentyou who IN despair tor shower OF sun bur 70
siye YOU the pontng late OF my lilac bush know that M
1Esyss Coip CANDY has only been doEing-uot sleeping
DIV not adv etsing much atey)in the confident good
viii Of ITS patrons. Its truthful mlhsraion are soou
"in.,inton and mus. be enrolled such, being
sary 10 alleviate the pulmonIc dsrcees Of our climate
Tor coughs colds, hosrseness, &C. IS every where 81
RradNnYi Neber PHILADELPHIA and BY drggsts seneray
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

" The Free Schools carried the day at
the Municipal Election of Cincinnati on
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
u The Boston PilotOfers years subs Grip

~ The Boston Pit0t oilers year subs;rlp-
ton to any one who will interpret certain paragraph
in the musical criticism of The Tribune. Whatever
temptation this may be to any other party we know not
but The Pilot that the inducement Is Insult.
fcient for US to turn self-commentator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

Look FAcr IN THE FACE.-Au who do so
will admit that without delay any unpleasant result
CslstApoRo's HAN DYE converts gray red hair 20
brilliant lasting black or brown and that hs Han fkk-
sERyAryY relieves the hair from daasruf and beanthes
rs long as used. No. Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
LYoy msketh proclamation,

~ That this is the best season to use bis Poi
soness Magnetic Powder FOR destroying Insects approved
by the Royal Commissioners Of the Worlds Far in London
Call and the Medal just received from London Depot
No. 42 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
SPRING MuLIsgRY-Madane LAvEsE. hav

ing Just returned from Paris has recently opened her show
room No 1871 Springst few doors west Of the St.
Nicholas Hotel for the exhibition Of her importation Of
Paris Manufactured BonDep Lsdies Gaps, Head Dresses
&c. Also, Of Misses Bonnets, and number Of
French Lawn Bonnets for travelling The display IL most
elegant one and we advise every one of Lady readers
TO visit her establishment and make their selections
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

~ LocKwooDs large store Of Watches.
Jewellery and silyerwsre No SO Fulton-st where may
be had ell the different articles in his line good and cheap
Watches and MuscwaTe put in order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

Moses II. Grnnell WIN II Asplnwal, Mortimer Living
James Brown, Iaul Spon0rdi sioa N, ~,
Chas IA Marshau WIN. p FurDiss, Jos. pin w Alsop. Dr.
Samnsl Tham,mon John b. Kitchng Robsrt l.. Taylor.
Danl G. Kingsand, VIM ;. Wetuiore, r. A; Deieno,
George Warren q Talbot OlyphAnt, NathL ID. Carhle
Fredk. W. Read, Leonardo ). suaIez W ~ II mocy,
n. q. Rutgers Ihos 4, stanton, hehs4S NIooAS
Chss III. Russell, Joseph Sands, w n baIhs"a'i'
Jereniah Wilbur, Benjamin babcock, d Da"soh'
! EInatbsn smith John ID HuIlbut &. III. koop.
ALFRED OGDEN, President.
HENRY HoLDREGE, Nice.President
n g. Morals SecrttlR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

~ Crystal Palace Carpets at HIRAM Az
pyssons eight spscous salesrooms No 81 Bowery Mag
mice nj new styles Mosaic Royal Velvet tapestry Brussels
Carpets imported from celebrated English msnuactoes
fr erbibitisn at the New. York Crystal Palace. Also
Hsres celebrated Er gsh premium Floor OCoths tres-
CO. gothic and scro6gured and English threepy and In
usn Carpets Mats Mosaic Rugs at astonishing low prices
B-Beautifu Ingram Carpets at 90 % aud 90 cents, and
Floor Oil Cloths at 81, ST. "a and 50 cents per yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

Up.Tows VS.. DowS-Tows.-Two great dis
destums in the purchase Of any article is rce and Quail
y and thoee in pursuit Of Csrpetng Will IND no place
where they will be better pleased with both than at
WRIegT BAnEYs, No. S32 Bowery, near Bondst Their
stot varied and excellent and from their low rents they
are enabled 10 deal liberal with their cusomes than
ao,~n,own ailments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
c,.r,.xyx's HArs-SpRIyG PATTERN

Bup corner Pine and Nssssu-s win introduce we op.s
styIe on Teesdsy March The new pattern l, o1e,sa
Sy rpsoers and the public in eli respects Of intrinsic
eIeesDce Of materials AID Of beautiful outlines and proper
Mons bIkD' corner ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

II w. Fl. MCDoEALD's Commercial News
paper Advertising House. No. 102 Nasaus, of Ann.
The very best leading papers from all parts OF United States
ard Cansdss lowest prices and fullest authority Of the
publishers information freely given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

SPLENDID CARPETMGs FOR SPRING SALES,
lass-smIIy LoUNsBERy, No. 4s Pearl-st, are now
receiving in store per late arrivals large stock Of velvet
tapestry Brusse and ingram caTpengs OF chaste
ard elegant designs which having been purchased previous
70 the advances in prices they enabled to offer
inducsments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
WASHINGTON.

s.American Treaties-Oregon Nomina lions
MIR. Dickinson-VariOus Nominations and
Combinations - Commander HolIins and
the Administered on-CabiB SessiOn-Mr.
O,Coner-PrObableA Adj tournament.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

Tgs MOST ELEGANT AND YET THE CHEAPhsi
U,Ts IN THE UNITED STATEsy-It requires 10 sresa &C.
wee Of discern ment the part OF any one OF cooD IL
i,,eros n thew will take the trouble 10 compare the
fbri6s of the different bit manufactured 10 decloe
. ,ts bes and from the that has attended the
PRrscoTT HAT STORE Of ksox JAMES tns
Price only o. KNOX JAMES ia on the corner oil Broad
way end Spring ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

SPRING BUSINESS AT CAsTRELL's.-Among
iris sesson by CANTpELL is the Cater with heels IL IS
already very popular and it, appearance Is gay credAoe
70 his taste and skill His assortment OF superior maae
Sboes very large and his prices are lower tha t1ose
sny other dealer tho city Hsestsbshuent Is at NO 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

CARPETISGs. -PETERsoS d HUMPHREYS,
No S7e Broadway, are daily receiving per pscten from
Europe additional supplies Of rich and elegant CarPetngs
OF superior fabric end les entirely and particularly
adapted 10 city trade For sale full ten per cent less than
other stores ceiling similar goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

bs. n rec brilliant features Ts proportions are perse.5
iors i'm shspe ernineutly becoming, its quality sna
sni.h upriysled These points strike the eye even IA
casual inspection and this is the reason Why tss{ oJ A.
demand 20 continuous urgent end extensive 9''
SO At No. IO7 Esssag-st. corner OF ANA.
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Nv, voU syy, IT 7-Owing to the back

aan., of the season and the flying clouds Of dust which
ar, trsyefps the streetS morning noon and night large
nmbsr on PEOPLE have very wsey abstaned from puchAs
- nv ever, examining soxs spring style OF Hats but,
a. spring now fairly with u.s. and Harry AreulaIius Is
~ ar sinnz and urcasing his establishment en article
sf head rear that q beauty style comfort and cheapness
"a ,thost rival KSOxs assortment 10 sufficiently large
IN pply the srsre and gay and bis price but a. Cas
-, 49,, ~ No f2z FultOu-st.