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h.. don. everything the prop.eauda could de.

has done everything the PROPAGANDA could de-
sire: and ii is but fitting that all who regard
Slavery as the only valuable institution Of the
country ,bosli unite in support Of its policy, Us
Mr.. Toombs warmly urges them to do.
1t is cheering to know that willis former
Wings are thus engaged in rallying the South to
the standard Of the slave driving Democracy,
the sane process Of the dissolution Of parties
has produced corresponding movement in be-
half of Freedom at the North. As counterpart
to the epistle Of Mr.. Toombs, we quote the fsl-
lowing letter from Senator Chase Of Ohio, writ
ten in reply to an invitation to be present at
macs meeting in Portage County:
"CwcrssATI, Friday, June Is, 1855.
"MY DEAR SIR: Your letter inviting me- in behalf of
the Republican County Committee, to address Mass
Meeting Of the citizens OF Portage County at RaTenna
on the 4th Of July Is just received.
"If God spares my life and heath Will be with YOU
1t will do ne good to breathe the free air of the Re-
serye and TO hold communion with her freenen. You
offer a strong additional inducement when you assure
me that the intrepid Wade with whom fought with
beasts at Ephesus,' will also be present want to
feel again the strengthening grasp of his friendly hand,
and to bear his earnest words in defense of Freedom
and in defiance Of her enemies.
"And this reminds me Of the great issue Of the day
Freedom or Slavery-A Government Of the People or
a Government of the Oligarchyl This is the issue
which the abolition of Freedom in Kansas and Ne
braska has forced on tie American people All other
issues must stand out Of the way of this. All minor
differences of opinion must be disregarjed for the sake
OF agreem ent and harmony on the common platform OF
No SLAVERY OUTSIDE OF SLAVE STATES Upon that
platform ali must be welcome Of whatever birth and
of whatever creed who are willing 20 unite in good
faith IN defense of Freedom and Free Institutions
'ULiting in this sprit-dscarding oil jealousies-
nereing all differences in common resolve to rescue
our country from the dominion of the Slave Power and
TO place the legitimate influence OF the National Gov
ernn ent the side Of Liberty, the party OF Freedom
will he as nyincble in strength and numbers as 1t Is
npregnable in the soundness of its constitutional
principles end in the Justice OF its sacred cause.
"Faiihfully your friend, 5 r CHASE
" LYnAN w. HALL, Es1."
This breathes the true spirit, and we are con-
fdent its noble counsels will be adopted by the
people of that important portion of ONO to
whom it was addressed, and indeed by the peo-
pie of the whole State. But its inspiration may
well have still wider influence. 1t is not only
wise and timely for Ohio, but for New-York,
Pennsylvania, New. England, and all the North
and West. "Union for the cause OF Freedom"
should everywhere be our watchword. In hoe
signo rinces-in that sign, and in that only, we
shall conquer, and "by means"-to borrow the
language of Mr.. Toombs-" which will not in
"vite further aggression"
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


GEoRGIA-Nr. yenkins, who was defeated by the
present incumbent for Governor declines anothe eau
vass for that Office He is in favor Of the fsrms
s of special Southern Party TO crush the cSuse Of
Freedom Gov. II. v. johnson, who is the Demo-
cratic candidate for reelection declines any connection
with tire proposed party.
TEESgssEE.-Col. G. c. Torbett OF Davidson Co,
S annouBced caudidste for Congress in opposition
o Know NothiDgism. He Is brought forward by The
NasArile Union.
OHIo.-We obser, e In Thu Colunbas C0lRmSsa Of
Yesterday cell from three members Of the state
Central Committee Of the Independent Democracy
sol Ohio for State Mass Convention 10 meet
Columbus on the 18th Of July next.
RHODE lsLAsD-The State Council Of TIE Amerraa
party approves tie action of the Rhode Island pe'e
gates in Withdrawing from the National Convention.
NEw-HAsPsHIRE.-The Hoase Of Representsnves,
have instructed the Representatives aud SENATORS
the State in Congress 10 use all constitutional me -
to procure the passage of tie INDECENT Insane o'
toed by the President. Ii,
MAsYLAsD.-The Hon. Francis Thomas Is ns,nede u u
The Frederick Mo- Union suitable canSsds'e w
Congress-. N
IsDIAsA.-Th Indianapolis Journal contains sc a.
for Mass Meeting of the Anti Nebraska voess 70 %
held at Indianapolis on the 18th Of July nex coz
sider the state of Public Affairs and fnf more 'no.
"ough organization Of the Republican or fe'P'
party"
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so..rorsr,;os a. M roy,ieular fscts Ifti,e cub
ecf however can become ssfaplc eiement OF hs.ro-
ture and Art-snd the question csnnot now aim"
doubtit becomes important 10 US OF tns SUI;
Ire world AT large and TO truth, that such Dtnufe
shouId be- rchlify-an earnest, beefhtnl am Poh-
,.peous development The negro needs for preseh,a-
ton a, tie high cont Of criticism, not ashowmfn "ho
would vaunt his peculiarnes Is moHsuoalss NO.
tran xxbo-,voud use him appeal and al osop-
rcI AGAINST al needed and practicable reforms not a
ti.;oSSrv meuirua.or who would persist IN aVenips
10 wash a blsckamcOr white without respect 70 to
individual sufferer but true and triea iiei, "a ~;
amt ~ his wants his feelings, his cspscit'es ana ms
Interests Such an advocate can never DC touni Du1
in the South and CONSIDERATIONS such as these ehhaio
a. ;,ercs, with which the intelligent Southern resnef
should hail and regard every honest ana eaiHo'' w
tcrnnce and appeal on this grave question.
All this is very kind, and We really rejoice az
the magnificent prospect opened to our inasi-
nation. Weary of speaking Of Mr.. SiMhS as 'ne
only novelist of the South, and Mr.. WILDE rs
the only poet, and LEGARE as the only success
full essayst we shall take 1t as particular
relief when the coming race of Pro- Slavery
Poets. Historians, Philosophers, and Artists
(Pro-slavery Priests we have had for a long
whils) shall have bounded upon the scene. we
promise them all ga frst-rate notice; our
hearts already leap at the expected reilsh' ana
We long for the actual fulfllment OF our hopes.
All, what sun-burst of glory will fall around
rs when the Southern Petrarch shall indite new
sonnets to his dusky Laura; when the southern
Raphael shall see new type of the Madonna Ia
thick-lipped Fonarina with muntto plckanin-
MES; when a Southern Michael Angelo shall
cause the negro quarters to rival the square oil
-. Peters, and Southern Shakespeare discover
the materials of new Othellos under his own
vine and fg tree But it is idle to speculate on
a theme so suggestive and We quit the region oil
fancy for the world of realities about to break
upon us.
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KNOW-NOTHINGS Us. DOUGHFACES.
Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune
SENECA FALLS, Thursday, June 2

Con-, spondence of The ~ Y. Tribune
SENECA FALLS, Thursday, June 81, 1855.
AT a meeting OF the "Koow Nothing" Council of
this town. held since the adjournment Of the Phiade!-
pha Convention tie Of Gov. Gardner, Senator
Wilson, and their associates was approved, aad the
Platform of principles issued by them was adopted by
only one dissenting VOTE The Order comprises near
ly half the voters Of the town. and tier State candi-
dates las, Fall received nearly half the votes poedi
while at our town election in March their ticket
ceeded by more than one hundred majority over
fusion" ticket composed of both Whigs and Demo-
Gratis Thus YOU that Of the strongest Councils
in this part Of the State goes with Wilson Co. against
the dougbfaces at Philadelphia.
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OHIO REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

C1NCiNSArf, SATURDAY, June 20, 800.
A large Convention was held here to-day to nomi-
nate delegates TO the Republican State Convention to
lie held ut Columbus on the 18th of July. Owing TO
the fact that two calls had been publishedone for to-
day and another for the 7h July-a good deal OF ex-
citement prevailed; but compromise was hnaiy OF,
ced, and it was ultimately agreed mat mere suoua
be but one Convention and the Nothings, Anti.
Slavery men, and outsiders all united and the list OF
delegates reported BY the compromise COMMITTEE was
confirmed Almost unanimously.
Two edge tool makers named Cunningham and
Fowler got into quarrel to-day, which resulted In
the latter being shot dead and the former seriously
wounded by blow from hammer.
The weather here continues wet.
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FROM BOSTON.

PosToN Saturday. June %, 1855.
A meeting Of the Kpow-Noshngs IN the Eevests
Wsrd Of this city last night was addressed by senator
WTsou and Gov Gardner The former confined his
,pcech 10 the subject Of the Phiadephia National Co..
yeniion asserting that it was the aim and desire Of
the Massachusetts delegation 10 avoid he question Of
slavery, which forced upon hem oy 'ne South,
and tbcy were obliged 10 meet u then AMI there.
In the Convention NJ. B0wLn of Virginia SAID he
intended to whip some Massachusetts man. and Judge
Cone of George demanded aud would nave decis-
ration from the North In favor OF sisyefy o,eerwse
her delegates would leave Mr.. Wilson said thai
seventeen of the Platform COm'aitiee supported the
maioriiy resolutions, principally coming ron States
where the American patty aad been aeiea'ed; aud
they were opposed by fourteen delegates, reprsenanS
Ise Electoral votes in those States where the Aner
can party had triumphed. The delegates from 'eosSa
went in for George Law for President, and SIX from
Pennsylv ania. mas.
thar not a city nor a town in Massachusetts, would
supror the majority platform, end that Mr.. BROOKS OF
Tie ~ \. Express had said that the whoe Norm
would spurn tie platform. IL was Gt'enptei IN 'nc
platform 10 put him (WilsonD down, TO turn him out
when Gov Gardner d, olared that such WIS inc re-
sult he too would leave Mr. Wilson was very severe
on the "douehfaced' NcwYork esaiion, who 10
charged with keeping the Massaeease'ts aess seo"
ings commenced.
Judge Samuel s. Wilde, for many years Justice Of
the Supreme judicial Court of Massachusetts, diei At
biz residence in this city las, night lie was 80 years
old.
The deaths in Boston, for the week ending to day,
were co. ten of which from smallpox
BosToN June "a, 1855.
Last nirht. actuated by jealousy LYDIA James
stabbed Francis Matras sailor in Norih-st, 30 that
lie died TODAY in the hospital Both parties cooced
Imports of foreign goods at the port OF Boston Tor
the week ending June Do 49,,
Dry Goods..........$ el 65i Molssses....... ssssl
Iron and Steel..... 65UsC Cohce eO,ss
Jnse.d .... A. Sc Other Articles. 2So<Zl
Grnny -Coth and Bess. Si,ls5 5000,
sueer................ 5l,Sl1l Total soSV"
We had an easterly wind all day and this evening
rain Is falling.
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The steamer Star of the West which arrived
last evening from San Juan brings two weeks
later news from California and 1926, 900 10 gold.
The intelligence contains no features of start
ling interest. The Municipal election in San
Francisco took place on the 18th ult and re-
suited in the success of most of the names on
the Democratic ticket by small majority.
Nothing important has occurred at the min
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ICON q, the riotOu. roy.ter of the convirih

bsr.room or the riotous roy'ter Of the convi'ih
circle that drink is TO be seen in its true form.
but in the foul dens Of vice IN the poor-hofse
and the prison, TO which it is the ever-tesmlns
fountain Of poisonous supply. And let those
.veryybere who labor to set bounds to tais
deadly evil, take new courage and gather more
persistent resolution from the cooperation of
this noble woman. who now so justly eommints
the sympathy and admiration of the world
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There will be Mass Convention of the friends
of the Prohibitory Law at the Broadway Taber-
nacle this evening at - O'clock, preparatory to
the introduction Of the Prohibitory Law in this
city. IRE Rev. John Chambers Of Philadelphia,
VIM. H. Burleigb, the Rev. s. A Corey, Robert
Mattson, the Rev. Thomas Arnitage, and the
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, are announced as the
speakers.
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THE LIQUOR LAW IN CONNECTICUT.

MIDDLETowY, Conn, Saturday, June 70, 1893.
]. s. Parmlee OF the McDonough House. aud Peter
Rosenkrantz were tried oday for violating the Liquor
law The former found gui'ty on foufindctments.
and Rosepkran on three They were iued $50 and
costs, from which they appealed and gave sureaes.
These cases were prosecuted to test the constitutional
ity of the Liquor law.
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s5i s74 Il05 i92 4ci O29 3l1l,395

The CESsUs-Cooperstown has population OF
1.7lO, AID 234 dwellings. Carmel village, Putnam
County, has population of SIS. Jane Johnson a
cooled woman, is the Oldest inhabitant She was ITO
years old in January, and retains her faculties to
remarkable degree. The present population of the
village of Seneca Falls is $780, increase since 1850
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BYl
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToS. SATURDAY, Jur

WAsHISGT0s, Saturday, juno %, lsss
The War Department has received further adyi "a
which entirely discredi the repued capture Of For
Laramie by the IDsians.
That Col. Fabens and Fletcher Webster came hitA.r
for the purpose of getting clearance for Col kinney,
senmer is generally believed, but IN the conferences
with certain executive officers they did not broach the
subject The present temper Of the Adainisrstsa is
decidedly against such action.
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The american AgrieHtarist gives an account OF
fraudulent article manufactured in this country and
sold to farmers as Gillian Guano. II is prepared 80
as to look and smell like Guano, but is comparatively
worthless Farmers should beware.
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The incoming of the Maine Law on the Fourth OF
July is to be celebrated with great spirit at Salisbury
Center, Herkimer County. One hundred guns are to
be fired atsun.rse. Prof AMAsA MoCoY, editor OF The
ProhiJitionst Albany is TO be the Orator Of the day.
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FATAL ACCIDENT Az THE FALLS OF
NIAGARA

NIAGARA FALLS, Saturday, June %.
A man went over the American Falls this morning.
He in the act of landing from skif just above
the rapids, when he ried away by the current
and his boat capsized. His name is unknown, but ne
is supposed TO have been on his way from Canada with
vegetables.
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KENTUCKY POLITICS.

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, June %, 1855.
Col. Preston, Sag Nioht hos announced himself
candidate for Congress from this District in opposition
10 Col. Marsball, the American candidate. Col.
Thomas +. Marshall has announced himself g candid
ate for Congress from the Ashland district in opposi-
ton to his brother, DIR. Marshall, the American can
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ACOUITTED

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, june %, 1855.
Mrs. Frazer, and named Crigg, charged With
numbering Mr.. Frazer the husband Of the woman,
were acquitted at Lexington to-day.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND DEATH.

CoscoRD, N. H., Saturday, June %, 1855.
An Irishman named Sullivan was killed on the rail-
road about mile from here by the early train to Bos
ton He stepped from one track to avoid one train
he had not noticed. His head was severed from his
hodv.
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In ccnenuence the number Of copies printed
on Tar WEEKLY TRIBUNE compelled TO request ou
fends their advertisements by noon, In
order to their insertion IN this weeks issue.
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ACCIDENT TO STEAMBOAT NoRTHERNER.

CHICAGO, Saturday, juno q, l5o5.
The steamboat Northerner left 81. Louis on Wednes-
day evening last and when about Is miles down the
river struck rock and the water gaining on her very
inpdly she was run the bar, when she sank up TO
her guards None of the passengers or crew were IN
ured.
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MAINE POLITICS.

PORTLAND, Saturday, June %, 1855.
The straight Wings held public Caucus here this
evening and chose Delegates TO the State yenon
Of straight Wings TO be held in tins city next iursday.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June n, 1855.
New-Orleans papers of Monday ore received. They
contain no news.
1t has rained here excessively hard to-day.
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EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED SrATEs.-Ihe follow
ipg is statement of the number of passengers arriv
ing in the United States by sea from foreign coun-
tries during the last eleven years from September 80
ls43 to December 81, 1854:
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An interesting lecture on the moral and
religious condition of Kansas by the Rev. w.
Starr will be found in our columns this morning.
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THE STEAMBOAT EUROPA ASHORE.

TORONTO, SaIuIdayy . uHc 20, ao11'
The steamboat Europa, running from Hamilton 70
Ogdensburg went ashore in fog on Snake Island
yesterday and is said to have ten feet water IN her
hold.
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Wrscossrs-A State Convention Of the Republican
proposed to be held at Madison on the 5th of Sep
ten Der.
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ro oopprspovnryrs

Fondp Wsrpr ger's Falls IL informed that the news he
sent us was published The TRIBUNE last Thursday morning
We also indebted another friend for the
They please accept thanks however for their kind
after fiou
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VoIIowAy's OINTMENT AND PILLs-Tbe frs
NetuNurk Daily Gribn,re
MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1855.

THon.s Boo7H Is our Agent TRENTON N j. for the sale
Of The TRIBUNE.
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T,,r CprATrsr DISCOVERY OF THE AGE

TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY Of The AeE-
AwAsR.xrEp REmEDY.-Ds ToBIAss VEStriaS LlSiNsSr
Throst Hesdsche Toothache Muns, Cuts, Old Sores &C
FROM Mr. John Wauin Importer OF Needles Fishing Iacke
&c, No % Msiden-lane:
Hayips used for several years Dr. TosAss VENETIAN LINZ
wyNr in INV family and recommended IL 20 my friends without
m ever failing the many complaints for which has
been tried II affords pleasure testify 10 the same, ~
pamphlet. JOHN WAkRiM
kew-vork, Jan. {, 1854
~ - I.'l NEw-YoRK, Feb. 10, 1854
hsve used Dr. ToBAss vxSriAs LsImES for three years
and found certain remedy for Chronic Rheumatism
ysentery Coughs, Vomiting and Pains Of all kinds and
recournend II an invaluable article. without IT,
nor DO I intend to be, Il ii Is 10 be purchased.
= -- JosEgH NIcaoLL, No. le ESex-st
From MIs W. T. Cornish
Nv Tonr.e-Sir: Of children severely attacked
18th rom and used vESirIAS LSiaESr, which gave
relief and really think was the means OF savins
So rha,s Sf Under no consideration would be without
h,tie In NV house also consider ms certain remedy Tor
Ss. and Bruses having thoroughly tested for the same
sts-ee 80 ~. n v Nayfh 1854 SARAH CcKNsH
P,ss. IS snd % oeui Depot No 60 Coutsnat Sold by
AL Druggists.
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HERRrNG's PATENT CHAMPION FmE-PROOF

SAVES with PATENT PowDERPRoof LOCKS the same
that medals the Worlds Far London,
1881 and at the Wod's Fair NewYork In 1858 and 1885,
and this Lock and the only Proof Lock that
received medal the London Worlds Fair though others
were on exhibition and advertised as Worlds Far
IcI" Subscribers and their the only persons
authorized sell his PATENT CHAMPION SAFE, with
Halls PATENT PowDyR-PRoor Locks
s. c. HERRING * Co.,
1xes, Riock Nos la5 IS7 and 1888 Wsters- New-York
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RESOLUTIONS.

Ia resolution authorizing the State Treasurer
to raise 100000.
p 2. A resolution to furnish the Treasurer with
100 copies of his report.
8. A resolution concerning the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum
4. A resolution in favor of Jeptha Woodland
5. A resolution concerning produce carried on
railroads.
6. A resolution to furnish office of clerk of the
Senate.
7. A resolution to pay over to the North Caro-
lima railroad company, the balance Of the States
subscription s280,oOO.
9. A resolution in favor of w. ". Holden and
j. Fl. Decarteret.
Pas for and binding the Revised Statutes for the
use Of the Assembly,
"a resolution in favor of John Green.
10. A resolution in favor of d. A. Ray d Co.
IL. A resolution concerning documentary evi-
dence. -
8 IL. A resolution in favor of Jasper Tinnen.
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CAPTIONS OF THR LAWS
1a..ed bv the General assembly Of Norm
Carolina, at the Session Of 10000
ACTS 8.

I. An act to amend the constltutioh OF IEe
State, as follows: ,;.t-..obi..d
by the freehold qualifications NO" resuifeu "a ''''
bers Of the Senate ,,1.I. A..s,nbI, of
SEC Therefore be IL enacted Sy tse General Asse1y
aaory Of the T h.3 th he@ second
% of the third section of the first article the
Constitution ratified by the people Of North Carona s3
second Monday of November in the year oil our A0i '
shall be amended to read as follows: ..rs he.
Every free white of the OF twenty one and
;1 naive or naturazed citizen of the United states, I
6o has been an inhabitant of the State for Twelve
Immediately preceding the day Of any eetSm member
nfthl senate for the district which he resides
SEC 2 Be it further enacted That the SoVernJs ., @
10 the people Of North Carolina at least six months before
" w ac,;on for members of the General Assembly set
IT, r.k & crrort of this act and the amendment to the
'H~ keren proposed which proclamation snan De
~~rfect copy of the act authenti-
e State; and both
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Cape Fear & Deep River Navigation COmPapr
TE0HERE WILL BE MEETING OF TIE sIOth
II HOLDERS of said Company a Wilmington, on luz
day the 9Th day of March next A punctual and gn"d
attendance is earnestly solicited. 1t will be of the
important meetings the Company has held arlaS
ments will have to be made for paying the debts o. r
Company, and steps must be taken for prompt ana
orous prosecution of the work. Let eCery StOckhc!
be present who wishes 10 preserve his stock and COMP
the improvement. 1877
ALEX. MURCHISON, Presde1Tf
February Is 1885, 25-tSlhA'
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XNTE HAVE JUST OPENED MORE NE w GOVrTS
w which were made to order at Manufacture a.
tablshmsnt in New York. The richest invoice yet oPe'
Call and examine. i. l.. HARDla6'