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NToTICE.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
IN existing under the firm Of r. b. Van Zandt Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Robert b. Van
Zandt will sign tbe name Of the firm In liguidaton
ROBT. Is. VAN ZANDT,
HENRY M0ULT0N.
The undersigned will continue tho ship BROKERAGE general
commission and forwarding business st No ~ Pine street.
Being grateful for past favors no hopes by attention
merit q continuance of the same
New York, March q, 1888. R0BT B. VAN ZANDT
DARTNER WANTED-IN WELL ESTABLISHED
manufacturing jowelry business with cash capital Of
$1,000 to $1,000. For particulars send line to G. D.,
Herald Office
DARTNER WANTED-IN THE BUTCHER AND PRO.
vision business Of tho parties retiring Tho place
well located and doing good business Capital required
from $3.50 to 300 Address J. II. W., Herald Office, with
real namc stating when and where they be which
will bo promptly attended to-
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CIRCUs;-NEw YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOW
~ ery.-Last week but one of tho season.
Monday. April 4, land during the weehJ
Old Dan Emmett tho original banjost in his old and
lection of new songs.
Mr.. Runnals and his Graceful Bears.
Clowns. John Lovctt and II. Day
Besides the elegant ECU ESTRIANISM Of Messrs Ma
thans, Runnalls Sherwood Pastor and Miss Emma Ma.
thans, Master PhilO, DC.
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TNDRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. 472 BROADWAY. ABOVE
~ Grand streetopen nj 1t during the week. under
the sole direction and personal supervision OF p Chry
whose concerts in this city Tor the past six years. have
received with favor by hishly respectable aud fashionable
audiences. Tickets, 25 cons Doors opsn Mt 6s,
o'clock April 9 annual heneat fr Christian
TYrolean Yocnliet
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L'EANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM STRRET-GEO.
Lea ProprietorThc above establishment open every
afternoon, at o'clock; and in the evening" TX
purpose Of Classic and ORIGINAL Ropresn Living
Statuary by Mile Casnets Troupe of Model Artists TO-
geher with variety Of beautiful
particulars, see bills Of each day. AdmissonSeats
Private Boxes 30 cents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs Ss cents; Boxes 25 cents Gallery, 1s cents
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LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA furnturesaies at auetionThe undersigned gives his
private residences Of families breaking
Real EstAte and GsnerAl Auotioneer 40 wall street
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WALLACKS THEATRE.-MRS STEPHENS RE
specifically informs her friends and the public that
benefit will take place Thursday evening, April
which occasion the whole strength Of tho company will
pear in the comedy of THE ROAD TO RUIN and THf
ROUGu DIAMOND. Box book open.
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NOTICE TO CONTRA RACToRs.-HANNIBAL AND ST
IN Joseph Railroad-scaled proposals will be received
Missouri until the Twentieth day Of April for the gadns
ton masonry, and bridging Of twenty five miles OF san
road, extending west from Hannibal Proportions wfr
also be received At our oee the city ST. Joseph Ms
sonry and briSgpg Of miles additional extend
tending distance OF hundred dfty miles
be placed under contract the b6 pro
pared by the engineers This line embraces very
excavations and smbankments and several large bdsss
place week previous to the letting.
DUFF LEARNED, Contractors H. a st. J. r. \
OFFICE or THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
" New York, March 49, 1b53.The annual election ~
thirteen drsstG5s Of the above company viii be held At
next This polls will open at and close at oock p
The transfer books viii be closed the I'd and 4h
FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
DAGK BACON CO., BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO.
on London, Valparaiso and che principal
cities OF the United States for sale In TO suit Coileo
sons made at San Francisco In the interior Of the State
ard proceeds promptly remtsd Refer and draw The
Gsa Ysxk.
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&7E0 TO $l,0O0.-I WILL PAY BONUS OF 500
~ w for the Of the latter for ninety and
ploy tho investor general commission house at bc
salary during the time with the privilege of remaining
afterwards IL no studies mutual interest active
young the country with knowledge of pro-
duce Double security given for the money and
every pains taken to the party in the
camille business Address, for ten days c. Merchant
Post Office, New York.
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<tOAO WANTED AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, AN
pLUU. American. having at command $500 to assist in
light gcntes business in this city Salary s. to $40
week. with ample and satisfactory security for tho money
Address D. d. Herald Office with real name and place of
interview
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TIE OFFICE SEEKERS-THE CYANB AT SAN JUAN
WHAT Is SECRETARY MARCY ABOUT?-THE REPUTED
REASON WHY lie WAS SELECTED FOR THE PREMIER
sIIP-PRoGREssIvE MINISTER TO CONSTANTINE
TLE, ETC.
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1NOLLECTIONS.-WM. II. HARVEY, NO. 100 wATEA
~ street, stairs collects accounts rents No and
makes prompt returns Refers Messrs Kermit Carow
South :trsst John Johnson No. Wall street. Rieh
lane Henry Sandford l59 Maiden lane; VIM Jamos Stu
art M South street. Rutxcn Suokey 03 st. Marks place.
Albert Van Wnkle, 2 West street, Thomas Savage No
Gold street.
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NOTICE. THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
~ United States Mail Steamship Company.-An electca
for FIVE directors OF this will be held st the ocs
Abe company No. Wall street. In the city Of Now YORK
on Thursday the 2lt day Of next between the hour
OF II O'Clock NJ and o'clock p NJ and at the tiua
and place three viii be chosen TO .ot INSPECTOR
for the next succeeding election.
N B-1be following copy OF the bylaws Of the abov,
company regulating the election directors and nspeoo
OF tho election Of the company, via =
The election Of directors Of the company shall be helt
- the office Of the company in the city Of New York
the first Thursday Of March of each hre
shall then be chosen by the entitled vote for T
rectors TO ACT inspectors the eooE
in the afternoon.
Votes BY proxy To be admitted the power be iesai,
executed, and In all other respects sufficient.
The annual eieetion this co mot hs,
Eng been held the day nvpomted by IS:
bylaws thereof election will ba he
at the time and place first above Mentioned.
WM L. YOULE. Sscretary,
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CAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER.-OSGOOD 4
- CONCKL1N, auctioneers and commission merchants
3s Fulton street, between Broadway and Nassau street
will sell Tuesday April at 10 o'clock the contents Of
the elegantly fitted hotel Excelsior, No 43 Fourth
consisting of fxtures also choice collection of Wines
1iauor pera 40
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he total number Of shingles Manufactured
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DANvARD'S PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND
ID the Holy Land 10 open, ut the and spacious
Georama in Broadway, adjoinn the Metropolitan Hotel
and continued evening Painted from authontio draw
svs tour und rtakea expressly for The work. Mr. B. will
explain the paintings personally Picture at 7 and
on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at O'Clock Ad
mission, 80 cents; children half price.
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GEo. CHRIsTy & WooD's MIMTRKL HALL, \
a44 Broadway, Nov. IL, 1853.


JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
DEAR sm-In hia municstion to your paper OF IL
10th infant Mr.. Edwin P. Chrsty has thought it a.
visable to inform the public that ne has paid me- durI
the last year or tso, a very large sum Of money
member of his company of mnstres. Az to the correc
ness of this statement it is wholly unimportaat far
the public is concerned but IL is quite aatering to
professional reputation he regarded having been
well paid for my poor services; and in my present 60
rection with Mr. Wood do not hesitate to say that
present gives promise Of largely greater pee
Hiary ard personal advancement.
So far as private character is brought in question
the note of Mr. c. it may considered singular that
should have retained in his company ono who has had
little to commend him to the good opinion Of the publ
shall not in justice to myself and not Less In kindn
to him examine the private character of either
ii have received more than was worth he shol
have known it, if have received less the principle "
he speaks Of that or ght wrongs no man" should ind
him to make restitution
Should Mr. Chrsty think il for his interest to resort
extreme assures, we csn only say
Lay on Macfuf. an damned be he
Who first cries hohi--enough 20
In regard to many other things mentioned in his I'd
might make reply. but decent respect for the 4
frbea and favor which you have already extern
me will prevent my extending this letter to grea
length.
II my Indifferent services are really worth the
which Mr. Christy claims to have paid trust he pm
will regard in the light of good card' and la
BILE curiosity judg, for themselves can re adiy be al
fed every evening ut All neutrality-suspicious. IS Gel
children half pr,ce
Jire la Chrsty Vire Ia " God ri,1 la Harrington
am, with hg regard, your obedient servant.
GEORGE N. HARRINGT04
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grand. Az WHOLE thlnt it has rarely been ecnpsed

grand. As WHOLE tbns it has rarely been ecipssd
In modern times.
We cannot say mvoh in favor of the auxiliary charac
ters except indeed, that Of Richmond which was wen
played BY Conway, and Of Henry w., by Barry. Inc
prde, pomp ana circumstances of glorious war" was
rather iudcrously carcatured the hadozen standard
bearers battle men, and attendants allowed to each
Of the kingy combatans The accessories of the piece
should have been in this and other respects better at
tended to- The attendance was large and fashionable.
After the curtain fell the audience called out Anderson
nd
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Coroners' Inquests.

THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN BURLING sLIP-CONCLU-
SION OF THE INQUEST.
Coroner Gamble continued yesterday the investigation
at the New York Hospital respecting the murder Of
w. Bradbury, who found inssnsiole from violence
cted his head by person persons as yet uu
known to the public authorities Additional evidence
taken yests rday but further facts we're elected
going to show who were the guilty parties.
JF Carlton sworn, sad-I am one of the proprietors
of the United States HOTEL the deceased came to our no
tel about six weeks ago and stopped ek he then
left and did not return till the 18Th of October; he had
runk and valise while ut house he took his meal
regularly and stopped about twelve days and left tab
the ey Of tue room with him: have not him sine
his trunk remains at my hotel 1t contains ohing on
looking into his trunk money found on his last
visit he borrowed from our house s5 previous to that
not paid any thing; did not him drink liquor while he
was at my house
DR.. II. s Swift sworn ssid:--I am house surgeon at
the New York Hospital made most nortem examiuaton
of the body Of deceased and found skull fractured in
such manner that, n my opinion it the result of
violence al the hapda some persensit could
not have been dsre by falkland that the injury was
the cause of DEATH
The jury rendered the following vsrdictThat decsas-
ed came to his death from violence at the hands Of
person or persons to the jury unknown the night
the 9th inst. in Burling slip. The jury recommend the
authorities to offer suitable for the apprehen
sion OF the parties who committed the deed"
The deceased was native OF Maine and 40 years old
lie leaves n lie and children.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH Coroner Hilton yesterday held an
inquest at the Bellevue Hospital the body Of jams
Conner, aborer, who with three others was riding in
dirt cart Fourth avenue, Tuesday evening" AID as
the driver running his horse up the avenue AMI
turning suddenly round the OF Twenty second
street, they were al thrown out the pavement aud
more or less Injured conuor was unable to walk hone
and conveyed TO the hospital mere he died from te
effects OF the injuries received The deceased was "a
years Of age and native Irrlaud The jury rendered
verdict of death from the effects Of q FAIL
ANOTHER DEATH FROM FArr--The Coroner yyaa vezter
day afternoon notified 10 hold inquest on tho BODY of
Iaborins man, Who accids nally came to h death by
ang INTO inc hoid OF gntcr lying at the foot of JEFF
nrton street An inquest will be- held this mosnpg
body Of lroquois Indians, from Canada East have
fka Iao
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powtr, bu Up the te tn ballot bad been o'c 70
accomplish snythbg or want y unity among ITEM
selves
IL is 70 orte T. AZ the United tats sloop Cyane
will shor pro eed a lie stance o the ad minis
trstion, with pirty under Command Of Lieut..
Strain whese object w,l be 10 maze a thorough
survey o. the oppose iouta for ship canal be-
tweea the Atlantic AMI the Pacific.
R,v Mr.. Ritteul~o se n toenly fell dead while
officiating al the cos secretion Of church at Wash
ingtoi vile, Penn, yesterday morning.
desp ter f,om vilkesharre, Penn, states that
the Grand Jury have found true bill againstU nited
States Marshes y bo,p snd Crossman, for at
tempting the arrest OF the iu tive slave Bill some
time since.
The low II o fine tcrses vii 10 dcu1t be highly
edited with tie verg full report w els woere give
Of the ter mile contest whch took place ysateraay
for six thou a. do lars b ween tn trotns Prince
and the pacing Hero fhs is the second mattel OF
the kind that has lately come of between these
horses, both being won by Prince.
Dr.Olver Wendall Holmes delivered the third OF
his course o. LIE .sarss upon the Poets OF the Nine
teenth Century, last vrning, at Hops Chapel, to a
very large audience HIS subject vas Byron aud
Moore
To days inside pages are diversified with articles
relating 70 matters OF almost every description aad
from nearly all quarters OF the globe as will be seen
by the following outline of portion Of the conteats:-
| Late and interesting news from Honduras Jamaica
Washington Territory, Salt Lake aud Texas; Letter
| from Missouri relative to Affairs in New Mexico;
Lengthy Review OF Massachusetts, Politics; Singular
Murder Trial ia Charleston; Shocking Scene at &c
Execution; Ri ports Of Important Court Proceeding
| n this city, including the examination of Thos
Kline for the murder of his wife the extraordinary
| False Pretence Case in Philadelphia; Commercial
| Theatrical and Miscellaneous News, &c.
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EXPECTED Reform IN OUR Cry GOVERN
MENT-WILL IT BE VERIFIED THE results Of
the recent election in this city seem to have
given rise to o very general belief that New
York is about OF last to enter on new era of
good municipal government--that the aldermen
and councilmen elected under the new charter
will piously keep their hands from picking and
stealing--that they will not any more sudden
ly and unaccountably grow rich on the public
spoils--and that there will be consequent
diminution in our taxes. Perhaps the returns
from the polls may in some measure pallate
or excuse such foolish and very ridiculous
belief Of the twenty-five aldermen one half
bave got into office on the reform ticket, while
the other half are arportioned among the politi-
cal parties thus National democrats, four !:
free soil democrats, three and wings, four. OF
the sixty councilmen elected twenty-four are
ranged under the banner of reform, fifteen be-
long to the national democratic faction, eight
to the free soil faction, and thirteen to the
wings We republish in another portion of our
columns to-day revised and corrected list OF
the names OF the persons so elected to govern
the city Of New York
Now, if the title of reformer under which
the eleven aldermen and twenty-four council
men obtained their nomination and election
did in political sense signify what it means in
philosophical sense. there might be some rea-
son for congratulatng ourselves on the result
Of the election. But it don't 1t is merely o
term used in this particular case to designate
men who, having tried and failed to attain the
objects of their ambition as members of one or
other Of the various political sccts have now
ranged themselves under new classification.
That is oil. The reformers have all their po-
litical antecedents, and admit OF subdivision
into their original elements Of whg, national
democrat, or free soiler. 1t il absurd and pre-
posterous, then. to imagine that because 80
many Of these reformers have got into the Com
mon Council we are going to have superla-
lively excellent municipal government. We
have been too often deceived before by the
game sort Of Icgerdemain in our city politics.
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Marine Affairs.

MORTALITY AT SEA The ship Constitution, which AZ
rived from Bavrs yesterday, reports that frty-on
deaths occurred on board during the passage.
CRUISE BOTTLE "A bottle was thrc overheard
from steamer Philadelphia the ssn Of May 1853 at
tude n deg 80 min Nor h. longitude So deg West anc
fun a. PAS Cayallo Matagorda Bay Texas Octobe.
l. 1853 latitude 28 deg 10 min North, longitude 81 deg
West Drift northwest by west, TAO miles.
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chase hats OF KNOX. No Is Futon street. They are
fed they have got light, graceful and durable hat
are satisfied that they have bought it cheap-only
four do,rsthey are satisfied that this is great Co
and that Knox nah 90 the bst chsapest, and most p
hats in the city; and they satisfied that he is I'll
fellow tradcwith that they have ever seen and a
Their satisfied that they sll call again.
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nwcek longer ard ye.r hat month. old hats
DO OLD boots; ut the later, baving solo above
sometimes wear out aud create n necessity for o n
II GU do not ct them your feet set damp, you !
ana hence tho necessity Of uaing something to I
Bryan's pnlfnonic waters only % cents n box.
SLNktNER CO., 81 Barclay street, gener
New York and vicinity.
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s,o,,rt Calennar-,rn,s p.x,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT Contradictions.
SUPREME CouRr-Crcait Nd ourned 10 Monday.
The other Courts-p otioss.
CorRT OF OyRs AND TERnIsxR.---Adi ourned to Mo
when the case of De Corn, for the murder Of Ne
will be taken up
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0lothing.- CIOti ing OF every Des
suitable 70 the season, made Of the best materi
the most fashionable manner, may slwsys Dc Il
q John street, corner Of Nassau.
Wv. PARSHI
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Perham,s GIFT Farm. worth

may come in your Possession, reaaee, by the inves
sipgle dollar. 1t contains 20 acres. in high sta
tvaton. with dwelling, barn, and sill necessary out
in fact, in condition to supply any family with
comforts and many Of the lrxprics of life. Gift tic
but one dollar each. and can be had at Peril
ticket Office Academy Hall, 6G2 Broa lway. Tho 81
ers in the enterprise meet at Metropolitan Hall on
day eyenitg next, 10th inst.
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sEntsy, 70 BIO l.a Tor one dei'af Ons share ticket
farAam's gilt hcrio Telssi arh, who can tro. mi
sih Two persons In wa on, yet 60 gentle THAI 10
rive him. The share tickets cost dollar qaciA
10 ~ tho Seven Milo Mirror eH,os. Academy Fall
t.shdYaY.
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The Pressure ~ the Money Market h

sfsct upon ire rapidly increasing sale Of RAFFE
LfASK'S superior dauxuerreas hats, whish are acle
extremely price Of So ana 3d. beside giving each q
ais nkcnf inserted in his hat without additional
Nc. 81 Chathsm street, opposite Chambers, AID 30
Chatham and Pearl streets
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The Way They've Done It. ny w,

The best Materials and enrlo Ing the first reshs
Peep els Hat'ersn TIE prscbical nice anics, have
hat both durabo md clegtnt. Yheir reputation
du' log c'egant ha.s is A No. !. Prices, 81 and
Finishers' Union, II Park row, opposite Astor House
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Greenwich street, would respectfully call the M
friends and the public to bis extensive a. ortmo
rotee, tor the approaching inc oment season,
choice aad varied selection Il mink, martin.
stone martin. Hpdsln Bay wolf robes, bufaI
which be l. disIOaed TO oaer OF prioos oonsid
han the usuAl standard.
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Mails for Europe.

Mails for Europe.
rHB NEW vK5KLY HERALD.
ne United States mail steamship Arctic Captain Luce
IN Leave this port At this day for Liverpool.
subscriptions advertisements for any edition Q; the
Rsw yoEK HERALD wiz DO received 1t the following passs
In Europe
iIvESrooI--JoAn Hunter No. z Psrsdiee street
Eonpos--Edwards, Sanford q Co. Cornhin-
VIM. Thomas Co., No. le Csfherinc street
r4kg-IiviEgstOn, Wells Co.. Place de ID Beurss
a. :. Revolt, No II Rue de Ia Bsnque
TIE European mAa win oose At half-Fsst ten o'clock
this morning.
she wKKLY Herald will be published at hakpast nine
o'ssoek this morning. single copies in wrappers, ak
Dence.
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The First Snow OF thc senson.-Wc

enjoyed 1t, though its stay brief aud beautiful
loss the public sole itself with the mttchle
now creating an immense sensation ut the Presco
store, on the cerner Of Broadway and Spring street.
KNOX, the sole proprietor. Is busy furnishing them
wis call, Ut bis standard price Of four dollars. VI
make your selections.
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= Edwin Forrest and JAS. Anderso

piece uld NOT or, ate the attraction tDati.e
by the splrLoId stock or winter clothing al tn
meDt Of DRuMGo1 a PkOCH, II, Futon st
stock and prices invite pat onag.
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rash,onoble CIothing. for Fan ,r,,

At the large clothing ettablisbment Of n h. &c
n Cortlsnt street, bssides ciota oassimores, q
Of superior quality, which gen lomes oan have
der, In the latcpt and moot modern styles.
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shny,ls! shn,vIsl The LodIes /,


ous Of tire beet aFsJrt ncnts Of shawle Ia tho
quality aud kind, mt HITCHCOCK LEADBE
BFonoway. They are slao selling best kid GLOW
n mir.
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Masculine Perfection Causes and

quences # Is prema declius. IT, restor IT, N
by sexual science. BY u 5 FOWLER, a. The CHI,
OF Ga and NJ, rosr streets, t 70 evening, at
Admissioi % Ger 8. Fathers WI hers learn W
utmost Importance AZ concerns their sons-your
receive mott sautary warpin anr a vice-husba
many important truths, and all pleased and prof
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loses his j. bor.n GREEN, ~. AS or hoase,
II 20. He han invented n syst, m or mlaelrin
which lie can make shirts that ht invsria by
ratronizes him, and tho return tor his labor is
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Ladies', and Children, purn,sn,ng

At tins tatrsbment Iadiss may obtais ever
sdiec' wardrobe and childreus clothing read
made n order. Parties preferrins 20 furnish Their
,sn have them made MP In the beat and latest styl
made NJ from four 70 twepty.four hourr notice
81 embroidery sxeou.ed 1t short notioe
BIRD1ALL, HASKELL. 4 Co.. SD d
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ohant aiors--ih 20 iu wsnt Of ready made Gle
n q fail TO give The above firm coll be- orr
Tleir goods are IN ade in the best style, and ths
not fail to suit