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In which tho President condoles with him on the
death of his father. and congratulates him on his
referred to the late treaty concluded with the UNI
ted States as likely to affect the interests Of both
countries beneficialy.
DIFFICULTY IN GOVERNMENT.
conflict of power existed at the seatof govern
ment The Secretary of State Gen. J. w. Denver,
member elect of the Thirty fourth Congress, hav-
ing left the State for the purpose of assuming the
duties of the last named office. the Governor ap-
pointed Mr.. Charles A. Hampstead to the office
made vacant by bis absence from the State
General Denver's deputy, akoweyer refused to
give up the seals, and 40 there were in fact, two
nominal Secretaries Considerable confusion may
result
CALIFORNIA DUEL
A duel took place on the 18th of October at San
Meteo, between H. B. Truett, Esq., and Austin
Smith, ESQ., (son of Ex-Governor Smith of Virgin.
ia) two gentlemen extensively known in San
Francisco and in the State Mr.. Smith was woun-
ded in the thigh but not seriously. Major Richard
2. Hammond and Hamilton Bowie were Truett's
seconds, and Smith had volney E. Howard and E.
J. c. Kewen as his '.frends." DIR. II. H. Toland
was present on behalf of Smith, and DIR. A. j.
Bowie for Truett Drs Bertody and Edwards
were also present, with about 100 spectators The
distance was ten PAGES. and the weapons six bar
rel rerolvers San Francisco paper says
At the word both began to blaze away, cooking
their pistols and firing without intermssion. Smith
stood stillaand fired very cnmposedly, but Truett
took both hands and stopped down to cock his pis-
tol as thoughit it were hard work. One of the ar
tices stipulated that the pistols should be cooked
with one hand only, but is said that the fragments
of an exploded cap got behind the cylinder of Tru-
ett's pistol and rendered the cooking difficult
matter. His change of position was of course dis
advantageous to him, and he fred more rapidly
than his opponent.
Several of Truetts balls struck the ground in
front of Smith, but the fourth ball from the former
struck the latter in the right thigh about six inches
above the knee.
One of the articles directed that the party who
should be wounded should throw down his pistol,
and thereafter there should be firing Smith
nred once (his fifth shot after receiving his wound
and then threw down his pistol and about this
time or moment after, Truett fired his sixth and
last shot Smiths seconds saw from the paleness
and expression of their principals face that he
was wounded aud they went up to him and laid
him down. The physicians examined the wound
and declared that it flesh wound, the ball
having passed through the leg outside of the thigh
bone and the femoral artery Mr.. Truett sent his
rockaway with mat in it to convey Mr.. Smith to
the city. And thus ended another affair of honor
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

This house having changed proprietou with deeid-
ed improvement, Is now confidently recommended to
the travelling public Visitors returning from tho
Sprinss will find there ample and comfortable accom-
modations It's location y proverbisiiy pleasant-snd
position airy; which, with the liberal hand Of its
proprietor render II the fayorte house OF tho
place, especially to tho lovers Of quiet rest. The
rooms are neatly furnished airy and comfortable The
table u well supplied Win whatever the market a.
Ing 10 wanting make Il Of the most dssire bio
Hotels in the city. Ian 2l JOHN DARRAcOTT
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FATAL AFFRAY IN KANsAs.-The independence
Despatch states, the authority of despatch from
ST. Joseph, dated Nov l, that Sam Collins, mem
Der OF the Kansas secret army, met Mr.. Patrick
Laughln at Doniphan, the previous day, and tried
to shoot him His gun missed fire; he then stabbed
Laughlin in the abdomen. Laughlin then drew
revolver and shot him through the heart. Langh-
Inns Life ia despaired Of Laughlin belonged to the
secret free State association in Kansas, and when
fully possessed Of their designs, made publication
Of them in the papers of st. Joseph.
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HEALTH OF JUDGE MAsos.--The Enquirer of
Yesterday states that letters received by the last
European seamers give the fullest assurance that
our Minister TO France, has entirely recovered
from the effects of his parsytic attack and is again
blessed with his usual good health and strong dis.
eliminating powers Of mind
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DUTIES TO BE REFUNDED.-The authorities of
Cuba more than year ago, says a Washington
letter required duties to be paid by citizens of the
United States on certain descriptions of building
materials and provisions, which before that period
had been admitted to the Island either free or on
the payment of a mere nominal tax The losses
in consequence were considerable and since that
time the subject has been brought to the attention
of the Spanish Government by the direction of the
Secretary of State, through our minister Mt the
Court of Mardrid. The result is that the Spanish
Government has signifed to this, disposition TO
refund these duties, improperly demanded by the
Captain General, setting apart twelve months
during which the claimants are to present their
several claims TO the Spanish authorities, on the
adjudication or yerification of which these duties
will be refunded.
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VACCINE yIRUS.--A freah lss lust re-
LAiDLEY 4 RoDINsoNs
neH New DuS Store, III s1a Fsaakiia stA
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Virginia MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
faends to their kind patronage during the past four
years and beg leave TO say that am prepared to
ilEnsh Store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs Vaults, and
atnd TO Enclosing Buryins Grounds, and in fact all
"9rk IN the Stone Cutting and Building line.
Q"sity OF Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
PASSED North South. oc 80
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TATION-LA A GE ~
A STOCK OF GUNS, ,se.AE
N. PISTOLS AND R l. Asi1k
fTTs'-i am now opening large variety of SIN.
III AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS of superior
Grbh. ,a;a variety of Powder Fla,ls of
A.. r,ake; Shot Belts and Pouches, of tie most
pA..s5 s,yles hue Game Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog
tflso - collars; Ely's waterproof Central Fire
La' Wash Rods complete; Gun Wads, &c.
oaGff S0~CoIt's Repestng PISTOLS, Aliens Re-
r,1rers. apd every description of Pistol now IN use
Guns stocked and repaired wth neasness and dia-
patch, ,or.., 7soors above 81, Charles Hotel.
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FURTHER FROM UTAH AND THE PLAINs-The
mail from the Salt Lake settlements has arrived at
Independence, Mo, after trip af 80 days. Provi-
sions were reported to be scarce at Salt Lake cty
The Mormon e;nigrant trains were arriving daiy
in good condition Owing to the dangar from the
Indians in the mountains, and to prevent white
men from furnishing them with arms and ammu-
milton, the traders in all that country are ordered to
repair TO Fort Laramie and reside there during the
winter
General Harvey intended going into winter
quarters soon on White river. Considerable snow
had fallen in the mountains, and the ice in the
Platte was ten twelve inches thick
Plenty of water and grass ON the route in The
party brought IN three passengers. The Indians
are considered very dangerous on the route This
party travelled without escort.
General Summers command, which had started to
reinforce General Harney, had been ordered back
to Fort Leavenworth, where they will remain du-
ring the winter 1t is said that General Harvey
will spend the winter in the States-the elements
on White river being too senere for his health
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NNTCE. REDUCED.- EX.
lINcL1 sT0K WORKS. CORNER OF SEVENTH AMI

u tl1b-4"''
MAiN SIS. ,, ::
,bi;r fhst his PLANNING and SAW MILL is now in
Having recently incurred expense of several hum
5,eS dollars in rrftting snd perecting his nachinery
f,r Planning Saving, and Tongueing and Growing all
Lnis Of Boards and Plank, he is now enabled 10 exc
tp.e superior work. at greatly reduced prices.
A cal! from those in want respectfully solicited.
5aat, WILLIAM FORBES.
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H0gJssE AND SIGN PAINTING.-OR

EtuINTtt3Ts = NJ 'I{sN NFaINIINVs.-UhIN II INA-
= ccAMfNIAL WORK on Satin, Linen, Cotton, Glass,
NEfiiAXs, limitations in Wood and Marble Graning Of
y. "a Anas done promptly and when promised, at
"lee Pr!ces Persons having any of the above to do
ih street next 10 Mr.. Yarrin gton's Carpenter Shop
Ws X w ALLEN
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-..InI,ER n1Tns.-The aIienIion OF the

-,,IoYtER BAIIS.-Iht HtfentlOn OF Inc
.bi;r IS called TO superior article of Shower
- srh;ch the subscriber has hand and which
o. oser for sale less price than the common art-
cle doe for themselves, by calling at r. NJ ZIM-
ssxepT's see gV' T'S OF Messrs. STEBBINS L. PULLEN'S.
OF M ~, ! WIN. FORBES.
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n.,, 10, @c.-bI ItR ETTENGER, Cary street.
gsssG GsF me Cify Gas FORKS, are extensively eu-
STr.,Mu 'se manufacture of Portable and Stationary
MII1s4 tn;NNntNtS Circular and Vertical A W
60 aiI Clearing, Railroad Cars and Machinery,
~ ~ 80 Presses and other fixtures
M, III descriptions Of IRON ASD RRASs CAST.
Lis sofs'AEs and Finished Work, made to order
ss Pf'.on7 IN want of machinery for any purpose,
oe '1.oil,o lsl-1. a to call on Us before they buy
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cr~g. LOO Il o & TN f " G A r.
* 49, RIAGE uOuSE.=The suhscriher hay-


-NAz--4--ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81, Main street. Richmond,
Va begs leave to inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists Carriages Barou-
ches Eockaways, top and top Bugsies, Saddles and
Harness of ull kinds usually made for this market:
Saddie Bags Brides Martingales Strrups, Bits and
cpus OF various qualities and prices Carriage Gig,
5na 5iIg riding Whips Canes Umbrellas ana Busk-skiu
VioVes ior driving; Trunks, Nalices, Carpet Bags La
d"s SatGheis, fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse Co
vrrs and Blankets of vaons qualities and pricesna
nHg altogether of the best Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back aud
carnage riding every srtcle used for either il en-
braced In stock. The public is most respectfully
invited to call ami examine his stock and prices he
does rot say he sells lower than Others for he don't
know what others do -bnt only asks Of persons who
wan any of the above articles to look at his before
tTying els' where He them that every in
ducelnent which can will be offered to them
To Sadlers he would say that he has largs and
ned assortment of Harness Mounting, Patout and
other Leathers which he will sell them low prices
JNO w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main ST., doors above St. Charles.
i-GG
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seq. We have on hand and for
- sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size. Also OPEN B OAT S, and
Square Timber from 30 to 60 feet at our Boat Yard
Penitentiary Pond, Richmond.
ln-dfn" HOWELL Il MESSLFR.
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-. = SlLEE Err MEDAL. the highest premium,
a"ts'.eo to SAMUEL D. DENOON, for the best spe-
''.aSls Of CRATES and PENDERS
p SiA HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
pb,.S, 5 n D RS FOR SALE AT REDUCED
ahlIEszIle subscriber has for sale the largest
80 80 u ohA rs and TENDERS ever before offered
JOY sale IN this city of his own manufactures The
@les embrace all OF the various kinds and patterns
i s-eh as sq9sTe-topped Gothic Lptie, Circle, &C.,
W. oeau''9. rounding FeHdoTs summer piec.s &C.
t ton ana county puncuslly attended to and care
III Pncheq: Merchants purchasing to sell again
the & usHs sg fGps@ g.co At t5" lowest Northern pcos With
stmy Bell and Bress Foundry, on Main betwsen stb
@ld VII streets, Richmond Va
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GIN MAKE X, Importer,

N-rFFg5HBs whch-saie aud retail dealer in Amer
p-a-sS>~ ican sal imported Guns and Rifles,
Fowlre and Fishing Tack.e, Pocket Cutlery, Walking
Canes Belts and Port Mnnies, Percussion Gays Gun
poyder Patent Shot BALLS. Powder Flasks, Pouches
and Belts, Bird Bags, Nipples and Wreuches, Wash
sg Rods md Ticklers, Dog Chains and Collars Gun
Makers Materials, &c, &c.
ReyoIyers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers
Erces to the trade. S. SUTHERLAND,
No 1872, Main Street, opposite Eagle Square,
cr h-;m Richmond. Va.
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- NALAWANUEN FIKE FRUUF SAFES-
- Manufactured by Evans Watson, Philadelphia.
These Safes have been severely tested at recent fires
Ia Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, and when
opened their of books aad papers found
ho urinjured They warranted to be Fire Proof
Safs with Halls patent Burglar Proof Locks. Prices
ranging from $50 to $5Os. For sale by
II. BALDWIN,
NH Sits 143 Main street. Richmond
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s.ao~Es, !.
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|febih,yA
and l3
aisenc4
ischa.ds
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FsPtIna,
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algie f
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RToS,
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LiichniOHh
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FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
From the Sandwich Islands we have news to
the 2sd OF Sept. Hon. Mr.. Gregg had presented =
letter from President Pierce 70 King KanAhamaha,
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NO.ICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE.
pair s,s Supplies June ~ 1850 Sale cc,eorson
June 81 loo ~ 10 o'clock A NJ 70 the hghet bidder s
the pstera and property Of the New City Hail. located
In the Ptrk, eonstlng Of bricks hagsing and building
.tos. sad property wi BE- sold IN disrcnt loss. TIE
terms OF sale VIII be cash. 70 be paid 70 auct,neer
soop - the .alss concuad Tho purchaser will be
TO remove the proceeds OF bis tho promises
within ave days from the day OF sale All
for the delivery Of the property viii be By pur
cbaser and In case the purcha should remove
aid materials property witbn days A. soc ,asd n
hall be considered forfeited 20 the Corporation and will
he eoid OVER aaain for tho bNue6t ~ the citv - "
BARTHOLOMEW n. 2ERDY
Cpmniagsnsr Of Repairs and supplisS
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DENTISTRY.

(J strsst near OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES isl1~Nr 4 Sss
for the past iourtesn been engaged furnishing
New York its vicinity artificial teeth,
about ons half than I. usually chssed to their
beauty quality utility cannot be surpAsse to the pub
lie the terms heretofore charged dentists
to call before nakisg He will be
most to explain his system 70 eli who favor him
with cak oorespo ndng reduction upon ali other ops
ratops connected with the profession Terms invsxiay
cash.
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THE UNITED STATES RAILWAY sEGURITY AsSO
cAtion for the purpose OF asoertaniDg the basis
is.usd BY or on behalf q every railroad oounsy
dollars The efoe Of the pany IL At No. 10 Wa street
New York where any aad documents may
be addressed to GEORGE H. ELLERY, President.
New York, June 16, 1895.
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M ILLS, FARGO a Co.'S ExPREss TO CALIrOR

w Ellis, FARGO 4 co.'s EXPRESS TO cALIFoR.
w MIA, Oregon, to, leaves Oh "Wednesday June 70 By
pansns route, at r M, and BY riosrssus route st
Freight to 40 through by connecting steamer from
FsnamA weighing IL lbs and eubio feet 10
70 cents PEI rrsift which the .h,oesr permit. wsil
ioob cents per ID Goods shipped IN bcss By Ex
pfe AL letters must be snclcs ed 10 Post Oos cent
stamp envelopes, aud ten cents for
sv.ry half ounce additional United states mall
UFnos wa Panama steamer Northern Lshs via Nicsrsgu
Ohce 62 Broadway, ID N. BARNEY, Prexidsnt
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EXPRESSES.

DACIYIC EXPRESS COMPANY FoR CALIFORNIA
Ones ia Hroadwsyour next regular presses for Co
ornia Oregon Sandwich fsAnds
he Pacific leave % Wednesday the 2osh Instant per
steamers Ihnos,syiA Ranams And Northern Iixht, via
Nicaragua IN charge spscsl freixht
Psct tsAen st lowest rates faculties
Ina MISTER 10 the interior towns Of California are
unrurpassed as ne run and haye
the important mring ard trading places No connscSA
with Aetus Co., or with former present partner
OF that house WH. q. HALL. Agent.
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HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
Ii PxARL srREEr, FRANxLIs SQUARE.
PUBLISH ThIS WEEK:
ON wEDrEsnAy,-

HILLIARD'S SPEECHES.
Speeohes and Addressed BY Henry ". billiard. vo,
s: ssa.
which the suth0r Tss member during most critical and
most important questions which have asitAteA the
slavery TSsss are discussed IN the sh. Of prncpiss Of
sn .as
ny oss Ss n rs
ss s "a h
sSo 60. WITH which The .psa0s .sv sns
shs
sfsSs sse'np.hsd scholar ma thoughtful piosopSss:
CONSTANCE r. ScSni HEtss,snar
MSsr. '2sss The Adopted esa" s'' s1o, paper,
osn:ts.es Herbert" asspl, as.rssinsfuu of power
"csn:s.ass asrssrs poem ss.usy and 4: lofty
::s "a ss:s. 81 !: ss
pleasure. ana remembered with healthfui AteresAths
Or Reoollections Of By Frank Nasryat.
With numerous illustrations By the Author limo,
Life Is casrnia with Al its difcuItes and dan.
Las ss, ~isS a.
dssorssS in these pages ina lively and graphic narrative
VIVA. refreshing in Mr. Harry..i tina. he docs
prefer himself to the places that he Visits He does
have succeeded In his main California projects
NO trace Of that fsot to be found In his desrp
tons He moves aleng light Of heart and Light Of hand
sketchng what he fees with good
humer. Like his fathers Jacob Faithful" no
easy. Hence honest. healthy glow OF good nature
bresthes from his and OF this quality tho natural
.ssasS ss .pps. e' 70
less ADVANTAGE than be possibly would had the devourng
element spared his Journal its lives
FYeter sion London Atheneum.
IL 10 atng book, and taken up, will
lightly he laid down again. One turning pages
try on light breezy day. with an agreeable oompa.ion
even momtntsry sensation Of wearness We know not
where equally good account Of California IL OBJ
tanned where info, nation respecting the
an Of tho country the aspect Of the
be obtained within equally compass. Mr. Mar
rya have the advantase Of being drawn from
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nUNls MORRILL,, AUcTIoNEKR -srEcULAToHs
viii attend this day ~ k o'clock st 81 rassau street.
TO with invoice VI hsvsas seEss IN tsIss
nituie plata kind but COED sefa A. &c. which aust DO
converted into cash b ~ o'clock this day Altar which
very attractive stock parties consisting Of rich
and pn furniture Of All tinds rosewood pArier suts
chamber furniture; est DO ssss..is. si.ins .ssls
dresspg bureaus and washstsnds with without
siie secnd hand i'll be sofa u escsk
precisely. N. B-GeBtlemcn and ladies attend with
suited BY apply ing before call ar Regular sales
have tee stopped the ony special sales
the summer whom gscat bargains be given 70 osaad
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HILLIAk T. BOYD. AUCTION EER, OFFICE NO IT
Nissan ssrs't1sssrsssss sale Of hsusehod feruitur.
O'Clock consisting OF twenty bsdstsAds with fss.h
ez BEDS bedding Ae; also bureaus tables chairs stsndI
Kitchen erockes two table tin snd cop
per do, 40. HENRY BISHOP attorney for mortgages.
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9 STOLEN GOODS.

GFFIcE or THp CHIEf OF YviICE, yUNk 49, 1s5--
" An owners wanted at th Third District Police Court,
ls.1 stolen. GEORGE MATSELt,
cket feliee.
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w s. lMxLLos. AUcTIoNgSgs !. ;oIg Hogoaros

w .sEMELL0R, AUcII0NEek;moBY HoUGHTON
Nsssss street. ptory sale Of costly cabinet urAue
superior toned rosewood psssfortss and house farans
weed Psror suite covered IN costly plush ersosas
covered IN hair cloth and figured reps; solid
wood eegeres rely oarvvd rosewood and mahogany marble
osntre ptsr side tebes rosewood mahogany and
vsass furniture ssss vi and
tePs several saw b-e aad pink e1ameed oottsge cham
Der suits rich bsotoa brAry and sssrstary do
Of the iAss and mos fashionable styles LADIES' osbioe
suitable fer snips snd rssd.s resm. rich vsrdrob. Il
Style extsnos dining tabies u feet long ~ood
hoesxy, walnut, och ana birch eli vsrsnsed vish
riety o. medium class q and uaiu sofas
roekers sssy ssA Gothic chsrs stands eide Aad
table, clocks french plate mirrors 40
Aiso AZ y e'oieok several superior rosewood
Geots csn te phfsc for rtppng on The FYoneL Gaia:
she trade,
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FURNITURE,

nEsKs, DESKS, DEsKs.-rHE LARGEST AND BxsT
IL Of furniture the sty cousistinr or
Double and single tAsds .nd sstins aesa hon IS 500
once furniture ~ Bsskmss and 80 Ann strest
LrrAnxLLxp COTTAGE YURHIrUxx-NsAT, PREY
~ y ssis. % low - IN, :. ne nannfAsssy snt vsss
rYs ssiseass SAD fsshdessss snans,iet,ssi.s .
DARIs, PARIs-THs UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE
speeffufy invite those visiting Psrts ths sun
70 c. and mine his extensive and elegant ,oos q
furniture H. vieus hole antique, marquetss buh hot de
spd ,shtr fancy sneds, zoe NUMEROUS 20
ls Intending TO buy furninre VIII And TO thsie ad
hy osg Asd judging Tor themselves previous t. par
o,.rr ess-tsrs Psr'iouls, attention psd 20 psotrg
NJ "a tor,evayS pesu Msrrhaia S.An orders ish AZ
HE s-cstsea KSux, ~ S~esA~Ay, Nsv Tsek p.ss.aAis
attenAsA ".
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q nm YARDS BAgNBLxT wHITR LIAna, DILL.
OsVOV tnEs and duck from GOATS enc dollar PEI
yAsd os Eenusnsas summer ees.s esA peessaesas oN
" any iensehs" A. 7. Sr1WARTA CO.. Broadway,
ChanSers Aad Asade steests
OV received BY tbs Atlantic from our brsnea
W rue kiehsisu. Fsfs 1hs invoices eenprsss she ietsh
hsts admired present Paris We sonhdshEiy
sock viii BE- that for taste and beauty OF
there NO goods In this city that eAa compare With ous
early call will be found advantageous. 81 MADAME a.
HARRIS Son. cSl broadway
BROOKS BLK CoTToE-FOR HAND ANp MA.
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