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GEsTLEMEN's wEAH-Jus received very large and
handsome assortment OF blue bsck brown, ssn,
.hd gay French cloths
Pisin aud fancy English and French ca--lmeres
Many styles plain and fancy French drngs
Plain and figured silk, cashmere, Msrseiilss
And and vcivot vestings suitable the
Together with complete supply OF
handkcrehe tsk and Den goves, hosiery, &c which
respectfully invite ih. attention Of gentlemen
Apo-fw HOOE, BRO, n Co.
pRuFEssoR ALExANDER q. HAHRY's Trtcophe-
roa medicst~a compound for preserving fsstepns soften
s and cleansing the head and
ns dseas.s and external cuts, bruises &c The
onsen o all who used Bauys Tncopherous, wheh
s Improvement nvgora'ion of the hair or for eupons,
bruises se place. the head o all preparations nrended
we purposes This mconsdercd assertion Figures
bear The million Of bottle.
ep , N cash. 500 This business will exceed
~ amount The which daily the depot
nnacor lJ Brosdwav, adiresscd 10 Professor Barry
s, and requiring Immediate attention. would scarcely be
Y me Wholesale de@and is from 300 10 5000 bottles
is.g e,cssdns that Of all the other hair peps,sons con
me popularity of the article evsrywhere, and The liberal
ue'ersi combine Increase with rariiity
M, In ia made considerable
80 ~. reputation well Intrinsic For sae whole
te's the depot and msnuactory 137 Broadway md
% ~ principal merchants duasss throughout
,anada Merico, West iodics, Great
y Parker and James T.. Gibbs, Washington, Sold
a,re bottles. Price Is cents.
May l-d6m.
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nlyE Alta vito Railing Works Manufacture the
/ ec0uPosiTF IRON RAILING, uueausilsd In beauty,
strength ard cheapoe.s orosmeried css.iron ties melted
o wrought iron, making either light and
graceful like
WIRE RAILING,
being bn made
,od piece foe the sn moisture of hs s
phsre saect rusns ofthe WORT Designs ~
70 address, postage free.
Pieces nnes from 20 " per pes foot Railing for pub
balconies, &c, &C.,
for ..i~ by aEOR0E FOSTER, Agent,
Brosdwny New Work
~ BG and his only authorized to
sell h', newly patented for Atlantic States
Ap R-dsm (Tns~I1
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SOUTuERN and Western Lands for Sale or Ex-
ehanseaads Of Texas, Louisiana and Illinois
and in the Territory
Minnesota viii be sold mt -nc
rates insure investment iof ms
Portion Of would exchanged for cry properly
~. ". CHEEvER,
Mar 2o-oawom opposite Treasury.
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GOOD CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR saLE.-It Is
VI double
being heavy, suitable hacking
ordinary applied for Immediately be purchased
| at n reduced price.
Inquire At u. Office.
May 2I-eod2wn
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ls53.

The great Holiday Of the Young-though 10
the young and happy erery day is Holiday
has returned; the day eonseerated 10 sanguine
hopes, JOYOUS affections and brilliant anticipa.
tons. To-day, Care is dismissed, Evil forgot
ten, Want ignored, and Enjoyment intensified.
Unhappy and odd sshe youth who hAsssd hours
on the birthday of the year-unless, indeed.
be create them by headong Revel and Sin. 1t
is day which no sect, no party, no clique, can
appppriate,whesein Poverty, except ,Aedirest,
foryets its Wants and Suffering its Woes,
and lends smile, il cannot raise laugh. a.
its contribution TO the grand festival OF sunny
fortunes ard haoysat natures So" Shadows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
A YEAR OF CITY REFORM,

During the years lo50-5l the City of New
York rejoieed in Wing Common Council.
and Wing heads Of Departments Ii is well
known that this Common Council fell into ex-
trsmely bad repute that they were charged
with almost everything except highway rob.
berry that so fragrant we're many of their acts
where money was TO be made by somebody.
that the gathering Indignation Of the people
finally burst upon them at The election OF Nov,
1851, and swept them from the City Hall, in
stating in their places, by triumphant MAORI
ities, the present Democratic Boards of Al
dermen and Assistants. These cusIodians OF
the City's honor, health and money. came into
Office with blatant promises Of Reform, and es-
peeially Of retrenchment in the expenditures.
Economy vas theneeforth TO be paramount;
bribery and corruption we're 10 be driven from
the CRY Hall; special legislation and jObbing
in contracts were TO end strict accountability
vas to b. enforced in all places clean streets,
viglsnt police and the suppression of Illegal
run traffic, sll were promised, and much more
that We need not here recount.
Well, lS52 is gone We have had one
year Of this Reform-sad what has come
Of it, The CCdnei that Ne rejected in ISL
was badly tainted; the one We have is sbsO-
lutely rotten. The previous Board maintained
some honorable points Of character; the pres
ent one stands ~slone in It's gicr," the OBJ
jeet Of universal eoatempt wherever j, 10
known or heard Of, and challenges the Flu
ture 20 produce is rival in anything that is
dishonest, interruptions or veaal The res
tosat.cr &C the Tea-Reon: the stIemp, 70
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seize executive power; tie ehor; 20 grasp
the public schools and school money; the
sEinal;ag Of the people BY Illegal and ont
racscus charges; the drill room method Of
legislation, where important ordinances were
passed Under the previous question, and the
rank eud he voted with the leader as sheep
follow bell-EetAer. the refusal 10 enact laws
unanimously called iOr. such as the prevention
of csttle-6 irving in the streets; tue obstinate
persist zee in adopting measures demonstrated
against By nine-tenths of the City; the drunken
carousals 81 the peoples expense the an-
doubted bargain and sale Of their votes, as III
tie Eichth-av. Railroad affair, for SlO,OOO
cash in hand their constant fellowship with'
and aid and comfort extended 10 gamblers,
keepers Of bawdy houses, aud rutiians oil
every stamp; their licensing of such CHAR
acters .o sci rum, in defiance of the remon-
strsnces the people; their defiance OF al law
md all lecency. in the Broadway Railroad
=, .e-aLl these things, and many more hardly
les scardalous, cor ,pire to mark the Common
Couucil Of Newly k, for 1852, as the most
6tased, corrupt, N, 'isgraceful body Of men
ever invested with legislative power, at least
in this country.
This is strong language, but iC is true, so no.
toriously true that not thousand Of our hall
million Of inhabitants will presume TO doubt
word Of it. And, moreover, it is but the uni
versal sentiment of the people: everybody Is
impressed with the fact that all this and much
more may justly be laid at the doors of our
Council Chambers No man has the hardihood
te lift his voice in behalf of the accused; not
even Tie Herald is heard in their defence; they
stand alone the scorn Of honest men and the
disgrace Of the City they have plundered.
The amount of that plumber is the question
now before us The year has closed and the
result may be seen in the following tables, en-
braciug those expenses of the City which are
reckoned under the head of City Government
during the past eight years:
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To- SEE THIRD PAGE. Al

~ Advices from Mexico 10 the 18th ut,
bring the intelligence thar Count Raousset de
Boulbcn, the French adyenturer in Sonora
has surrendered 10 the Government forces
OF course, the annexation of that province To
the French Empire is postponed for the pres
ent, bat there is still an awful danger that the
United States may be clean ruined by such an
event hereafter As long as NJ DOmmartin or
this doughty Count are alive, eternal vigilance
viii be the price Of our liberty, for if they
should get French Colony into sonora, il is
all up with the Yankees, and with the Pacific
Railroad especially. So, Americans keep
your eyes open
Meanwhile, the various revolutions in Mexico
remain about where they were. II is not 50
easy for a country TO fall TO pieces, and though
We see no probability that unity can be re-
stored 10 Mexico, or that il can ever attain i
respectable place among nations, it is evident
that its demise viii be protraeted through a
considerable period Of time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

~ ID 80 yea ths a.
utCT-a.e asaFiy Pefctuf.
1t hardly needful to say anything in explain
alton Of these figures. The glaring facts, that
the Reform Common Council OF 1852 have
increased the enormous expenses Of 1851 at
the rate OfbhinyJearPer cent. per annum, when
the average ratio Of increase for the seven
years previous, had been oxly about "A per
cent, that they have taken from the Treasury
NHK HuSDREp THoUsAsD DOLLARS more in
one year than did their predecessors, that they
have also increased expenses in the funded and
trust aceOIntsin almost equal ratio--these facts
are conclusive. Instead Of retrenchment, we
have had prOdigality; instead Of strict ae-
eOuntsbility, bsre-heed public robbery; In
stead Of honorable legislation, secret jObbing:
instead Of honesty, knavery unparalleled; IN
stead of body Of men TO whom We could point
with pride, gang Of plurderers, who make all
decent citizens ashamed of New.York.
We care lot to speak Of this matter polti-
eally the misfortune, az leal1. falls alike On
both parties but il may be worth while 10
make the single remark, that the most ex-
travasAnt use Of money last year is chargeable
upon that Department of the City Government
that has Democratic head-the Department
OF Streets and Lamps. For street cleaning,
the increase has been nearly seventy per
cent. for lamps and gas, forty-fve per cent.
There appears no increase in the expenses Of
The Aims-HOGse, that institution being beyond
the control Of the Aldermen.
Such are 3 few Of the results Of one year Of
Cry Reform, carried or, by political party.
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The amount o. mcaey to be raised in iS's'
fexe,usiye of the Sinking Fund accounts, which
absorb nearly all the productive property oil
rho Citvl is sstinsted at s9,343.544 So
Dssr,v TEN MILLIONS of dollars for one
Years expenses, besides the public deS'-ana
no satisfactory security that even then there
viii not be, as last year, hundreds OF thousands
20 he ,dded, BY way of Deficiencies. We SUD-
nit these facts 10 the people, who must pay
these ten millions before the dawn Of another
New Year.
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sysrnt and let the lame forset their eFuscaes'
tie sick their couches, the tOothless their
deesy. spd let ell for these few hours OF con-
seeurfyc daylight, be iHnOcently joyous even
though aching bones and lettering steps be.
reauired to fancy themselves iihe and young
sgsin
Yes. let us enjoy. bat without excess; let us
be happy, yet remembering that the ever
present Law demands Of US obedience on holl-
days az well as Others. Let Care bedisni'sed-
but Conscience remain; let Sorrow be ban
ished lit nav, but not the sense OF uaremit-
ting Duty and unending Responsibilities shall
future Holidays be Joyous also, and the brief
struggle. Of Mortality terminate in sereney
bissful Eternity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
How TO Ac9UIRE FAsHIosABLE HABITs.-

How TO ACQUIRE BAsHlofABLh habii
The answer 10 this question = oonprstd IN nan ecrsn
wOrds-Go 10 JgssIsCs Co.'S, no ~ bIosa"aJ ne
Has,. are fi estsjishmeuf always iasO aaD'e
Ia fset ts oelebrttd haye hep, with The fSnons
for the last twenty I've years they Ee IN Correspondent
with ihe ff.i "a OIirg bousS IN Pans ard London aa
no soOber doss Fyls new iabue fgr 'ess Alt1
looms on Coa make ~ appearance there, mn ~ IS Isas
roittfd 10 JYskIxcs Co and ears m t1ef lenlo
assortment Of Ready made CiOing 10 those gsnsneh
hO trfr heir Cloths made 20 order the De ,sn
cd 10 that branch Of offers the " e
very hest gfers ard woIknen IN the tlde AMI TapeD
In H. execution Of orders winch Is wonderful even m ths
fest age" Winter, sfter piayinE an oken ana snn'
,e ~, opx time seems have opened IN Games al
H.. std Il pfz the esab shneni Of friends tboo169y
pnrsrea. There j. nOtbing IN The way OF fssga.Dle
tyin,s, Costune eTeut on likely to be this
son that "a not represented in their vast and ned ready
made stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
- spiritual Mediums are most peremptori-

w. stcaly ard respcstaly desfe o csn aasesse 9
II ~ srsies whssssey Aey kncw ana learn regard
me the vos<rrsa rfppesees Of Dr. WATTS Nsxsors An
-rIpoTr Tks is no idlc o. frivolous eonunnisAcoa eat
snae OF tie most earnest imte-sanee. 'es q ssrnsd z
nish have heea onx preserved T esltAy asealnss as
Soss.th was by TIE use ef the Nstypas Ansdoe. Jf.
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pnr,.n,r,o,s rnn Nrw Yr,n,s Ar GrNlr,s

TAzAAn-Rvefy deJ atmep Of the comprehensive estab
l,smsnt has been plenicd In anticipation OF the New
Year The assortment OF Fancy Goods, suitable os pres
a. embraces imncnse variety Of ans Opera Oisfses,
o. Boxes Desks Portfolios Gard Cas-s Pore Monnaes,
celeta and inpoucTahe articles Of personal ornlment
zee fresh fiom the hands Of Partisan artists Gentlemen
" contemplate doing the agreeable the lsi of Jsnus'y,
III End jua the gage fdmhe or gage daaom they want,
VII Ter & be splsDdd set Of fuip captivating Bonnet
Tenant TIiuket palmer article Of CDni1rt and
- OENIR's bazaar, No. SIS Broadway,
ST Nicholas Hotel.
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NV NrAns, pRrsrSrs.-The valuable as.

NV WEARS PREsESrs.-The valuable as
sotnen OF Ladies Caters and French slippers at SMITHS
ssiabis neut No. 20 BleeokcTst lev doors wess Oh
Rrosdway presents rare opportunity f the Selection Of
sits abke CANT ssd ussfa HE Is the sgeu 81 Mleiont
of y ne and the lins who prefer articles made by TINS
eehalsa the bunshug aad miserable iin
raous st.esally sod under che Of French Slippers
should deal with him. Ills prices very low, and his
,,ek embraces every description Of feet oovcrg for nc
bouaoif, CONCERT OF hallroom, promenade, SC
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JAN. !, 1853.

~ Advertisements for The TbaHs Of Moaaay ought 70
b. sent in before O'Clock on Saturday eyeaing.
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IL Beads, of every description, for sale by
NJ p. BRowS,
No lS6 Pearl-st,
No~

TO THK CoysuNPTIvE.--Persons who have
L. en- taking the Cod Liver Oil will be pleased TO learn that
u WILsoR has succeeded fom directions several pro-
onal gentlsnsnl IN combining the pure Oh with Lime
a. such that 10 pleasant 10 tie TASTE sad lts ell
tets lung complaints truly wonderful Very many
n soma whose case pronounced hopeless and who
lad slen the clear OH tor long time wisboui marked e.
feet have been entirely cured by using the PREPARATION
lie sure and get the genuine, manufactured only by ALEX
aSprR Il MrLsoR Chemist, No. $50 Court-st Boston.
for sale in Newly orb. Wholesale and retail by J0uN
MuHAy. No leS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

A HAT! SUPERB ONE AT -Four DOL
LARS What Ssrengo A1steIiz "a to ne menoy y
,Le ystersps of Fspfe and win bc 30 the People W GODS
HOiIDlY Hsrs Of s manufacture sof safe a. 20 2l<
Broadwsy under Metropolitan Hotel ana adioin'ns NiD''
ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

Ink 1ouHr SLiffERS.-iANrRtlis tphct
Sinners both Cor Lad-s aud Gentlemen, admiralty
adapted the purpose Of Holiday Pescnts and 20 suit the
acuand he has prepared most extensive and varied asset
ntpt now awaitDs The Inspection u visitors al bu esab
lsnept No. So HcweTy. The Toilet Slipper, N addition
20 bins an Of the comfortable articles
vahe and commend them 20 the attention Of I'll
pefSoas Of taste aud refinement.
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HoLrDAY PRFsEsrs.-As n musical Gift for
the Holidays we know Of nothing desirable orsppro-
pfste than OF T. GILBERT Co.'S unflyeied fisno-
FoJ,e. with or without tire olisB. Persons
wishing 10 sceoi present which combines utility with or.
nsment invited TO call at H. o. Cos rooms NO aS5
Prosdwsy. corner Anthony ST., second floor.
HORACE WATERS, sole Agent.
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~ The BeOLaoAter em OHIO, a German pa
per printed N Slave State. e; Louisville. ny } we
notice BIS begun the pg5liea;i0a Of ,rsnsssi9a Of
Uncle Ten Csbn"
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~, W. arc reouested 10 can the atrention

Of readers TIE auction sale o. lr1 Dng Lots and
~ sections OF choice lands situated at the village
Wccsille, L. miles irosp TIE -ty q New. YORK
nv ANTHONY J Bigscgss, at the NJ chants Exchsnge,
ON WfpSasDAY, laA January leSA " advertised IN &c
n, Y, Fxiress
The most convenient mode Of vie ns tn premises .
by The ~ oectk tn PEI Long Ssp kaig9ld arriving a.
TIE Weoayillc re ~ "a minutes p4ss lstAe sid prop?
erty beng locst,d At and near the depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

- At CRlsTADoRo's only can you procure
the Of changing the color Of the Hair from gray red
sandy, 60 black any shade Of brown his Liquid
Hair Dye stands alone. Its effect Is Immediate the color
mpaIts peImentut and leaves the scalp perfectly free
from stain. Sold Nd applied On private roomsl Of Cas-
rADoROs Noe Aston House Gl-o 10 be had 0i the pnnc
Pal Drus gsts IN the City.
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FA.uror.nIr WIsrrn ClornIxe.-As our


sook Of fssnossbe Winter @ ~ very largo and varied
ip s,vle Of goods ,na garment, viii from this date sell
every garment retail, at greet reduction Of prices 20
make for fpfns obns stock now u process y, .u
ufsoture Our friends WI IA us with sn cary cal ana
make their sseetC ~ from beautiful sock Of ranss
Wiutr Wrappers fn Coat Oyercetts, Sacks Business
Ftocks &C. dc as lh0agh tho stock isycIy large the
more ts.y things Wl Be selected d. 4 J. DEvLIs,
Nos 90 and 50 JohI-st kassau-st
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PisSofesrKs--purchasers win please ex.
sisn very lazse rAat.ng OF Pianos and Performers
2Ss0 fteI ofeAnes ISl o. srsaS just aushed Superior
any before made, JOAN kueks patent acton, haa
ssred o. plan, al paiees.
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" FowlrRs n WKILS, Phreaologists Sbd
tshsherA Chnten Hail Ne. Isl NaSs.ast NewleTs and
he. La w ashinx.os -st, Bosepp
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Grxr's yrsrrvo HAr.-Nothing can be

NOR, soeuf spS dssra t-n the style Of Cenins Hs f9r
ths K,vY,sr IL sts sity on tue head IL detcatsiy
,,rored 40 ELEGANT IN al is sppOinter foHnE Eenfe
80 o. Lo to 70 some execution ia their rounds wal
6nd a Nev-YeaSs "GeuiD' very drsfabe portion Of
their equipment AZ he lower rore a. ws - * me 2ppef
"a PLAIN Uss Cor holiday and school wear The stock o.
Fuys hos been repler sbs6 in anticipation Of the cold
s.esb@y fist usEsiy nshered in with tbe holidays
GInia 30 "a Broadway, opposite 81. Panfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

INoSs KarHAmox. People troubled by
DsreSh hArsA or eeSayaS har sssaa use Lrexs kArs-
,eN Ia n witkeat Doubt the aesssAs rUliet Ar
nee Az eae<s;ss Remedy e, Nsrsas Headache in tbs
werd rrce 3 IN large seiile> To % had sasoas-
.ast u, Gid
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~ Housekeepcrs aud all others in want of
r. ding Bedsiesds c. would do well TO call at NJ WILL
ans old ,stsbl.shed Warerooms NO $50 Chathamst,
,out ut Of articles In has line over offered to the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

SoruooUY rs FRoST OF USIoS HAIL
To huv or not 20 buy that IL the question:
WI eihof Is Wiser ia ones pure 10 saheT
From tie QUITS eOus prices Of e1tofuon,
Or yowins henoefOfh 20 be nOmOre dubbed,
Tbi, Clothing Warehouse enter
Prices cheap
Chesper than e'er dreamed of-here invite
My PATRONAGE; and then q stock - vas,
OF STYLES diverse, and OF such workmanship
The CITY cannot boast ] II cen 60 in,
And practice what all probationary 80 =,
All who follow the example OF the sOoquls wall nd ihe
Dfefs AID Bufness Clothing, OyercOas OversackS TAI
mas &c Of Union Hall cerner Of Fulton and NasSauss
nneQuAled in kew.lork In ebeapness and beauty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

tE' BRApy's MINIATURE DAoUERREoTyPEs
put up In fine Enghsh Gold Lockets Pins Rings Keys,
Scale &c Also reh and elegant Fancy Cases OF various
styles in Velvet Paper Maehe Pearl and TORTOISE She'll
beautifully nsid, for sale at hs Gallery NO go bIoed"ay
The SIR. NICHOLAS will be open for the Re-
eept n Of Company Thursday, jar O. 1855
TREADwELL, AcEER Co.
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.osraas IS n0TToK,:

Iv,s us,tpAF HATs.-kso1 y rea1y 20
80 ~, > ,,1Tr With b. sseefsl saf u -
,ss, ctrsas ~ rrssy tcS the sp2ro.cn.ns eos
- 49, 49, en- sentlscf of tssfe VII coniss -.
cay ,,,Ey ssEysa ~ any ere tie possessoi 81
s..t1|Iina "a e Z. a. no N.sa .ar, 4 49,
- M IN New Year" csloa Eso1, q 10. ~ A'DO1
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IT, go, 1av ACKNOWLEDGEMENT &

HfTs TDT = u = -
r.sx re Chat -gs fs;tssr bce leaye 20 sss 70 an -
-.-5rS "a lie fhst tbsI Hat ~ lie ho11ays ee Nc
e.dx foI 1ehseyv Trey ned n0 ssT t1st tfey a. -
l1st ,es,.s not b<g &C.. perstTs s2ns "a sht
- u eys .yging 10 buTabug ~ pablo AID re "01n -
~ ,ha a.. ~ secoou. We loys the deer psoe ana Ts
4 r1re t,e fcbiie loves q He.s y ~ l1s'nssi
tb f,foryl v-e Vool nv 20 tbs LADIES' that We ere
r,e ovsie yon7s rren and ten soroe Fun Inst aie pi
T,v o,e,y a. snz.e "loyes o. BOnDe;s to .ne ~
- ~, Ia, s,v, Our stores are No. 81 Chzt<i g. opio-
80 cb,,n,ers and an tie corner " Cnats-n and fesi-
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JOY roR ras ISvALIp,--WS cue the following
CON the fhlsaslpAa Saturday Gazette and reoonmead
sur Eeades % fetase Il earoey ard those suffering ssoaa
Dot delay psfchasns,
"ps HeofLASpis GxRvAN RGrTExs.-This celebrated
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