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Hon. Robert w. johnson, of Arkansas, who has beer
confined for some days by indsposon, has, gad
10 state recovered sufficiently 10 resume his seat in lhs
House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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The lower eolonies-Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
Prince Edward Island, and Observation-Disclosures been
amongst the hrst customers OF American breadstuffs.
he market which they have afforded is equal TO that Of
bfazn Our exports OF breadsufs to these colonies in
1902 amounted to 81 659,2s5 and to Brazil 81 655 sos.
The value OF exports Of breadsus these colonies
Tor The year 1859 was nearly equal to the whole value
imported from Canada. The value of imports in 1852
OF hreadsluiis from Canada 81 677 $50 The value
OF breadsiuts exported TO the lower colonies
above stated, 81 ,640,2s5,
IN ihese provinces thre revenue duties on Ameri-
can our OF from rs 10 rs cents per barrel In the year
1880 reciprocal free trade in natural products esab
ished between Canada and three of these provinces The
effect has been that Canadian four being subjected to no
duty, ooalDed the preference Hour. The pro-
lection IN ,avof OF Canadian when sent by the ST. Law
renee to HALIFAX, 81 John and other ports. has already
dveried portion OF the trade Of these provinces from
New York and Boston to Montreal and Quebec. The
vessels which take Hour carry back moassss and
other commodities, which OF late years had been pur
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trade carried on in plaster from Nova Scotia the
British vessels bringing TO the line in Passam oddly
bay, from whence il was taken in American vessels
The Total value OF imports iron the colonies TO this
country Tor the year endIog September 1897 Sii5
III. The value OF total domestic and foreign ey-
ports to the colonies S2s3o674 The year 1879 il
an important epoch in the history ol the colonial trade
The United States IN this year gave an impulse 10 the
of commercial freedom by making The first move.
ment towards the abandonment OF the selfish and narrow
policy which had prevailed for thirty years. and trust.
ing TO the effects OF concession instead OF retaliation
In 1929 Mr.. McLane, then our minister at the court
OF ST James, was instructed by President Jackson to
open negotiations relative to the colonial trade Mr.
Van Buren, in bis letter of instructions, declared the
principles upon which the government opened these ne.
xo,allons. He remarks: The policy of the United
States in relation TO their commercial Intercourse with
other nations is founded principles of perfect equai.
y and reciprocity BY the adoption OF these principles
cussons, discontens, and endorsements Inseparabe
from the imposition OF burdensome determinations
These principles avowed while they yet sug-
CLING for their independence recorded in their first
Treaty, and have since been adhered TO with the most
scrupuous fidelity"
The results of Mr. McLane's negotiations contain
ed in the proclamation issued by the President in No
vember $780, and the order in council issued November
0, 1850. Our ports of entry and. subsequently, ports OF
delivery, were opened TO British and colonial vessels.
The immediate effect of this arrangement was the rapid
increase OF colonial ships in American ports and their
competition IN our most important carrying trade with
American vessels The necessary evils which followed
from THIS arrangement were the subject OF much com
plant on the part oil American shpowners They CON-
planned that while all ports were opened British
and colonial ships, only limited number oi pors in the
colonies were opened TO American Shipping that while
colonial produce admitted into our ports on the
terms a. that OF the mos, favored nations much heav
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IRON WORKS for SALP-The PROVE

Il DENCE InOS COMPANY. 20 close concern. oier
or sale their very end con fee es, ~ eut }f
manufacturing lion situated on ade sie' e Fo- f9A n
PEsviderce.
Tsse works Lave ell been erected within seven years
are IN good order aud ready BE- Pot no oPef
sor, and equal to tie probation c! - rn1 o ioA mo
plates az d b1is per day. -,
urgeght tons Of RODS per day FOR g-l there i = guar
az Increasing demand in PTO8euce a. ne pfeeat mo-
rnent 4. least equal the ertire ~ - NIL
Also EsyLoLss Pateut Nrou IT s. &c af -ei 9lcn 1ss
which vi turn cut ten tuns Pc csy Also ~ Nail hl
cafab- Il ont 80 rs caszs per G2y' md "eh
could he easily srfsn -ed 20 double that product
D this establish bul- t1r use 20 expense Vas
Ersreo having everything about q OF the nlst itt
kuc AID the Inventory exhibits a. complete AZ es-ao--
Irfrf psTh-ps - is 70 be fC1nd IN Nev-Eng.lnd
Its thougLt that Place the Unitld States presents
t.tter for he succss prosecusa practical
mar Of he nGauere Of wire rods iIoI, seis AID sPiss.
thar the Cay o. Provderce the enter y Ee aaa Faay
iucrt manufacturing district requiring Tor PIea
the eBtlfe y-o1rsroI Ct these WORKS
1tese yOrks teng or tide water NteEe ne n 80
q yefsCls which frequent oar cay cA1 oia b-o
es-goes without lzitersge. allows Of their recsly l
SUPPLIES Of coal and ilon the low est rate OF sho
lai0E al times be bad good terms Is eeN'7
II Ns~ -En gland nj, -. .. .x,-,fn.
tie prenss, further description u 1eeInra
lie properly VIII be sod cheG7, ana ,hS .S.-as "
VII be made easy. 60 NJ, W II
Fer an examination Of tie property spry 20 sl', ~ =.
HENDERSON. the promises 40 l9s e. s - -
IeH l--1 " --1-~ ~ e--- HENRY L KENDALL.
DANIyE PAINE.
EDWARD PEAECEs
PIcvideree r j, Dee le, lSs2
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CRAHAM for FEBRUARY. Up Pages

HhAHAn for tEBkDAh1.- rags
~ spl.n6idiy Ill31rtd The FebruaTy number OF
Grahau's Marsane containing on hundred and twelve
amJle filed with the ehDcest hteIatIre OF ne aa
otttT sccomI sbtd art viii h. ready on 18th io delivery
The ssed 70 he able 70 announce that The
great increase Of ub.cnbsTs for 1853 enables him to prom
ice lar-e addition Of attrEctve aaIesijT future MURDERS
John sEtan, Esq the sccomp shed uezotint en5ayel,
and former editor Of Sartars MAgzns has been added 10
corps OF and have the pro OF come pAes
Of rare elegance End Eeshness from ais buE.u -.
In the Of Mr. Sartsrn we SHOW our inends
the eydenc OF deterr inson make Graham 20, Lead
us illustrated nonibly OF the union, despite OF all d'u0s
We ,hsli prove the Magazine sti more in the Literary
espeItu e1 Affords US means aud BY al honest e
pubHhesof Amercan monthly psrodcas in spite Of the
competition from any 9 CnrTs iSirSr unfair
CARACTACUS. A frl page engraving. By LOOMS
IIlE EMIGRANT. Muse. Illustrated BY DeVereaN-
A TRIP TO TIE SOUTH or IRELAND. Elessntiy
illustrated by Devereus with the following nzrayIncs;
arLey Caste C9rk hsrbo5' BsnIy Lay
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The FATE OF THE BLIGHTED FLOWER. By
RIINRD CASTLE By w Alexander
AN INCIDENT AT THE HOTEL DE RAMBolLLEr
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The CANE OF Thu MONTH by srank fo,esf Si
10 CAROLINE. ByH.C
SPRINGS By II Miner illustrated by Dcyereux- with
the following enSravngs Girl at she Fountain Clstaian
spirgs St Winiffedf Well Spring in Dorcet, England
ATtesun Well Pool Of Sloan.
LIMA: or. The AsHroSs. Confined. By Mrs Angelo
lie " Hull.
UETABFL BY Richard Hayward
THF FOREST or LIE MANS. BY II. w. Herberf.
TIRE LONE STAR. Chambers.
THE SPIRITS OF FLOWERS By j. Bone.
JULES GERARD, the African Lion killer BY W.
Jones - - - =,
WISHES BY Emily Hermann. . -,
TWO PICTURES From " Book Of Sncbs' BY w.
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THE RFfORMER By II. Curtis.
A WEDDING IN TIE CLOUDS. From House'
GPoMISCE or RAsCALITY ByE.P. whipple
sONNEYs IRON THE ITALIAN By Estelle A ana
Lewis. go . o., .,,~>, ,,,.-,.,,,Dpr.n
By Chls J. Peterson.
THT ROSE QUEEN. BY Mrs. f. L. Cushing.
EIMBALLS STUDENT LIFE. .
BLACK LETTERS; A Review Of Cabin Literature"
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ON SEEING FOREST IN JACK CADE.
REVIEW or BooKs-Life of Webster Works Of shaks
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Napoleon Dynasty Papers by De Quincy Confessions OF
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uARDWARE AGENCY WANTED.-A

Man who las the agency Of ulanui4crrlng business
which does occupy al his TINE, would hse 70 make
en- sErsn with another whose goods would not cou-
Aict with tie present The goods represented ere cal
culated 10 brng variety d1aers throughout the
country making this desirable u-sdlum kr sly gi-nuic-
tufer no desrous Of ndug his bness Iae saes
vii be efectcd either from auples frles Address
AGENT No Il Johu-st- y. l.
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rr,uE FsCJuAPIAN. Monthly Medical

TNHE ESCULAPIAN, a Monthly Medical
Il Paper for the People The Inst number sppea a
Jan IN ouarto form, with p columns OF Original resains
matter, ~ q handsome cover. u,
CONTESTS sketch from the Experience OF aeahs
Doctor How Benevolent Persons may do Evili WAFER
Cure WAKES mighty The Structure and Functions OF We
Human system GusTsied Chemistry OF the Atmosphere
Jspusrv Habit becomes Imperative What has become
az Tie Bloomers TIE Treatment OF the Group bseahs
from tie Lungs Scalds and Burns Coda @e.' "A<i
Cure Challeuge Book Notices etc, etc ,,,-,,.o- r,
Terirs One Dollar year Address I. ~ OhiS"OND'
NJ D. No l0S Nss=ag-st, New-l OK.
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APPLETON NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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CTEAMBOAT for SALE-Length 80 feet,
~ width - feet; has a coed EpGne and Boiler;
drsff three feet Price S2ocO. Apply 10 J. W. WOOL
SION Noble-st Wharf Philadelphia
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uELLERs SALOON of WONDERS
II No. $50 BT0adway: -,

THE WORLD PUZZLED.
,p6 the entire theory Of life upset by ~ Robert Heller AZ
tduishng and awe-ewateniDg faculty Of
SECOND SIGHT.
This truly miraculous ex pertinent. which has mn AZ
baed the intelligence and senses OF large and eeI
enees inc isdns the ma or part Of the - ,,,.,,lr,o
TALENT OF 1aE CITY-IN ARTS AND SCiESCbS'
DIVINITY AND MEDICINE,
ard which far exceeds IN wonde and point on unano
sbness IN Investigation all hambugEng MEDIUMS or
Spirit Rspters as docs the performances OF the 90
STYLED WizaIds whether from the North or south East or
West who have preceded Mr. Heller the sois ana origin
MASTER or CABALlSTlC ART, -, -.
he witncsed every Evening in connection VIVA me nc
plus ultra Of ,., ,rc
kECRONAg1IC AND CABALlSTlC FEAFs
PerfornaI O'Clock: saturdays a W
Admission 20 cents Childtn half pnce.
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tiousss Wantc0.
XNyANTEn-To rent. with the nrixilees to

foase fn'ei or aEfaIrhed, With tie pvilefe, Pos-
soie Of p1TcEasns Address Boa l,lod rosOhce, New
WANTED-ro rent, with the privilege TO
w purchase. tnns within year, small three
story 20 fut brick House, with all modern
proVemeuts, betseen 18th aud Sthsts oa the east GO
west side Of Broadway. Address A b, Herald odSce,
stating price rent aud the amount that eoa1
and mortgage.
WANTED 20 LEASE-For an unexcep-
tionable tenant for occupancy before the IL, Of
Nav next by the LIST Of July 2threestory attic aTTow
or fall 'front.' houses between th and &thss, and Broad
way aud 7ih that are adjacent aud be etei
Rent cot 20 exceed $500 SCc0 cash per Apply
10 HOMER MORGAN, No. | Pine 81
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u,1.bed eyerY TUESDAY and FsDaY morning Pnce
49, a.nurn T,zo copies for -. Ten for Szo AdYei-
ss.xR,sfs Gcsuts line FOR each insert On - - ,,.,
GREELEY McELRAIH fuDAsnen
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MIR. GUSTAV AUGUST JOSEPH
IVA SCHACHT from Wismar in Iecslenburg-S caweria,
who arrived here Hamburg about sN yeaT ago, 10
hereby informed that letter from us Iesyss !. iylng IN
the off &c of HERH. STU TER.
DOST-OFFICE BOX WANTED, for which
i liberal premium viii be pad By
BRONSON, KNAPP / Co. No. ll6 Broadway.
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Cost an0 found.

EOCND-In . Broadway Omnibus, on Tues
dAy evening Wallet containing a considerable SUN OF
money The owner have it by applying at No Pine
ST., up stars.
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90 hhom il man Concern
1 LLPERSONS thatbear the nameof HYDE,

ALL PERSONS that bear the name Of HYDE,
"A or ere connected with those bearing that either
Nv blood or maIragc hereby notified that there viii be
sneetirs OF the HYDE FAMILY, held in the CITY Of
BOSTON, on WEDNESDAY, the 18TH Of FEBRUARY
EFXT al 10 o'clock M. az the UNITED STATES no.
TEL for the purpose Of forming Association 70 devise
lures and raise send Agent 20 England 10
examine records there the purpose Of sceranng whet-
the large estates and unclaimed dividends in the Bank Of
FINLAND and unclaimed dividends IN East India stocks
which have been laying there years awaiting claimants
There have bee advertiser The London Times sew
era in the last fifty years for heirs 10 the above
and dividends which amount "a tue aggregate 70
several millions OF doarsthe same advertisements were
copied into of the principal papers IN this country
Persons having family traces or RECORDS, winch would
throw light upon the and help 10 trace baeAt' tae
English ancestry particularly requested 10 be present
II thew cannot they viii confer favor by forwarding CO.
pies ofiheiT records be they so tng as 1t might
Link the chain which Is not yet perfect CHANCELLOR WAL
WORTH Of Saratoga Springs Is expected 20 be present.
ready 10 ell thai he knows OF the HYDE family which
It has taken him years Of research 20 gather. -
COLUMBUS SMITH, Esq, of West Salisbury, e., VIII
be present lie has bad great experience in searching re-
cords and locking up estates IN England Tor several years
pact. - -, - IL.
seeson of the year that people leave home better
than nny other and IL subject in which all should
feel deep interest not only in a pecuniAry point OF
view but also Il Will inform us from whence we
Strung which seoui be matter Of interest TO every per
80.
T. S-Perfons having records which might be OF adean
tsce 10 the meeting, viii please forward them TO
ADDISON l.. HYDE, Boston.
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of GEORGE

INFORMATION WANTED-Of GEORGE
i and JAMES YOUNG, who came 20 the United states
from Forar Scotland about 25 81 years Some Il OF
p wears ago they were in or near Dover Morris County
NewJersey. being contractors Tor portion OF me motifs
Canal in that vicinity Since that ne definite intor
nation Of their whereabouts has reached tnez tnends
They are supposed have been in OHIO about nine years
ago engaged IN the construction of Canal IN that state
ANY information of them present dece n vnR or OF
theirdeoeae, addressed 20 hernephew GEORGE SMITH,
care Of James Carr Prne-st, Patterson, New-Jerey VIII
b. thankfully received.
re- Ohio psTers VIII confer favor By copying or MOTTO
ing the above.
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Chances for Business Hlen.

4 BARGAIN WORTH : 900 for 800
~ The Lease and Fixtures Of Basement. No u Beeck'
erst co ner Broadway. Best location in Newfork for
Fruit or anything else Rent nothing IL was sold
Saturday. bat the could not raise the money Apply
az 10 20 o'clock Owner leaves for California 10Th inst
L,OR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per-
u feet order; also, a WIRE MILL, with abundant
water situated shout three miles from PeekFkH APP y
JOSEPH STRAND, Peekskin PossOEee, or 10 T. ~
BIBBY, Kings Bridge.
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INV NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
,rauur.1upEKLY TRIRUNE.

,os eALposs oHseos AND TIE We. sAs g, s,saper 70
'Ti.,,es- Pnoe s! cents per copy.
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DISLEY's TITAMES-NO. 400 Broadway
IA Paind on fifty thousand feet OF canvas by the first
scenc artists in the world a GRAND MOVING ILLUS
TRATlON ofihe liver THAMES showing all the points Of
interest uIon the river from its until Il passes the
city Of LONDON. Painted from original sketches, by
II Hammersley MD Music arranged by j. II. Tully, Esq.
Pianist, Mr. A. Sedgwick. Every evening at z. O'Clock
On Wednesday and Saturday at 2, T. NJ Admlss on
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LEARNERS WANTED.-Active Men

l. Thcsc having knowledge OF Farming preferred Who
are Wiling to travel and who have 500 O,0 ci.h IN
hard no others need a1swer Can clear rom 5000 SO
within months and wlh be insured against loss Aa
dress with real name, MILTON, olhce OF the Tribune.
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WANTED to LEASE-For an unexcep.
Rcal getate for Sale.

4 PROFITABLE INVESTMENT For
"A Sale, that valuable four story front and Banding
and Lot No $40 Sxth-st between Avenues and d VIII
n ut Tor over eco House well and finely built Sni ia
COED repair Sewer street with drain connecting with
sink. J. {. SANDERS, No ) NassAust
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DOBERT CARTER g. BROTHERS, No


~ 225 Broadway, have just published,
LIVING To CHRIST Mothers me. nom ii Of departed
daughter with introduction by the Rev Afi d. smith,
ID. D., limo, 60 cents. - - -
SieouTney, l6no, IS cents.
THE Young MANS CHRISTIAN fEAR, byt Rev.
J. C. Ryle, lGmo. Is cents. -
THE COURSE OF FAITH, by John Angel James l6mo-
MARTYRS AND HEROES OF THE SCOTTISH
COVENANT, BY George Gilflsn l6mo- 90 cents.
THE DAUGHTERS OF CHINA BY Mrs. Bndseman,
Second Edition, l6no, - cents. . -
THE sPRINGTlME OF LIFE, by the Rev. DIR Mljie,
'HiENGSTFNBERG ON THE APOCALYPSE, 2 vols,
TIE FADED HOPE, BY Mrs. Sgouney. l6mo, 75c.
NIGHT AND MORNING WATCHES I6no' 60 cents.
POOLS ANNOTATI0NS on THE BIBLE, cloth SO.
half calf Sl2. en-. go.
LIVES OF ROBERT AND JAMES A. HALDANE,
8vo, 81 .- N.
BPOWN ON THE SAYINGS AND DlSCOI RISES
OF CHRIST, 3 vols Sc. Half calf So A..
THE sCOT's WORTHLESS, by Jno: HOWE, 81 80.
HOLIDAY HOUSE, BY Miss Sinclair, IS cent?
DAILY COMMENTARY, by $50 Clergymen, ~
KITTOS DAILY BIBLE, Limitations, vols, So
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A SMALL FARM tor SALE.-The und

N SMALL ANN tor SALrI-t ne uhuer-
IA signed oilers for sale the Farm OF the late JAMES
WRIGHT deceased pleasantly Aed Jefferson VAL
ley Yorktown Wesches County the road leading
from Peeksk 20 Lake Mahopac sht miles from she iower
ten OF good and. Oh the premises good DWELL
ug House AID other out buldinSs all nearly also
excellent Apple Orchard and other fruits OF kinda
IL the above property nos sold At private sale before the
first CAY OF February next will that day % sold At
public auction, on the premises, AZ II o'clock A. VI.
B. $50 Of the purchase money may remain ON the
premises. II required.
For further Information apply address the under
sianed at MS piece of residence, West Somers N, T.
r L yERNOL, Executor of James Wright decd.
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LTOR SALE-FTe Houses on broadway, "
inx In one parcel situated below Grace Church o. the
west SIDE Apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEEckEk
ff'' Auctouser No. 2 Broed-st
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At PRIVATE SALE.-The four story brick

~ House and lease of Lot No % East Broadway Sze
of lot 3 feet u inches front and by 81 feet inches
deep Size Of louse IS feet u inches by VI feet deep
finished in the beet manner For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY }. BLEECkER, Auetloneer,
No. Broadst.
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EOR sALE.-A HOUSE and Lot in the four

u ishng and beautiful town Of Bingh ,m on, Bsooms
Co, n: Y Thsfropety situated IN high and pleasant
part Of TIE The lot, containing about half
hoDts Court (the principal ole) aud runs tak 70
street In the which there Is good Barn and Stabe
The house large handsome two story budns III wood
house attached built in the best L,aner with lisrbe
ties IN the parors, hsrdhnished walls &c. and Ia excel
lent order There IL large garden with ornament trees
shrubtery round the house. The weknown saubnfy
and beauty OF Binghanon and The surrounding country,
together with the rapid increase OF the place. situated % tho
termination Of the Chenango Canal with the New YORK. snd
Erie Railroad passing through IT, the Susquehsnnah Rail-
road running south and tue SyTause Railroad and the
Albany both VA progress, TO terminate here, VIII
doubtedy BDghamton TO BECOME one Of the sess
inland towns IN the State and be0g wain nine hours dis
auce OF Ne renders dss abe residence tor city
fsmy. This property will BE- sdld cbeapto Gloss trusts
and ii disposed OF possession be obtained on tho
1T April Apply TO b. n. LOOMS, Esq, Binghamton,
OF to WM. Is. FULLER No ID Beeehst, Ny.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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BY GREELEY L McELRATH,
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sassAU-sTs OPPOSITE THE CITY HAL.
Al asl;y.red 10 City snbseribers fer y Gems per
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- Nv rentf, OF ven 1T The rate Sine.e =,
So Gets Mail SakscIibers 1--WE Doitis ef ra ,t,ss
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.srtbs ~ n Three Dollars IN advance Ie8u Ill, 800 yea
sssrffs with County EevsTaperH D9y .se.e OF II.
:, tins olice, whose terms are msnef 1~"
Ty,SgEs are rot allowed any difference
THE NEWBORN WEEhLf In,ryTpy
A VERY LARGE PAPER, FOR THE
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