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We learn that the Board of Trustees for the pur-

We learn that the Board of Trustees for the pur-
chase of Lands in Kansas have already received
considerable subscriptions. This Beard consists OF
Messrs. Amos A. Lawrence, VIM. Dudley II ;Amao
and Robert b. StOrer, all responsible men. Insy
expect TO incest largely in the lands OF the DE a.
ware Resery alton, now being sold at auction Their
o. eratiops will BOT however be limited to that res
cryation They will also buy other desirable tracts
in he Territory and viii resell them TO free-State
settlers only. Investments in their stock may be
made at any tune. We are not wont to look with
favor upon speculationr in real estate, but this one
seems eminenty worthy Of encouragement. The
Treasurer of the Trustees is Mr.. Joseph Lyman,
No. 3 Winter street, Boston. To hum commanlca-
lions may be addressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

The Board of County Canyassers has at last sent
of The official of the electoral vote of the
city, and we able this morning to give not only
tie ficial figures but the official footings of the
vote for the leading names on the Electoral ticket.
These fOOtpgs will be found to differ from those
which we gave yesterday. Thirteen hundred and
two votes which were given to the Fremont Elec-
toral Ticket in the Eighteenth Ward were not
counted in the statement which was sanctioned by
the Board and VIII ch a special messenger took last
Dight to Albany, enabling the State Canvassers to
complete their canvass before midnight aad within
the time allotted to them by law. We find, on ref.
erence to our fgnIes, that the mistake evidently
arose from taking, in the recapitulation by wards,
the Fremont vote in the Seventh District of the
Eighteenth Ward, which is one hundred and twelve,
instead Of the whole Fremont vote of the Ward,
which is fourteen hundred and fourteen. This is
the only blunder which has come under our notice;
doubtless there are many Others. A Board of Can
vasers which swndles the city out of ten or fifteen
huodred dollars for doing what three or four
countants could do any day, must be expected to do
It's business in this than worthless fashion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25
which person lees blinded by bis hopes might have

which person lees blinded BY bis hopes might have
made without journey to Nicaragua and those
Intimate relations with Walker which General
Goicuris bss enjoyed.
The Genera, however, instead Of being 90 much
out of humor with Walker and his agents for having
arrested the absurd scbeme upon which he bad en-
tered after bis quarrel with Walker, of recruiting
On American army TO invade Cuba Wis Honduras
ought, on the other hand to be very much obliged
TO them for it. Ii was natural enough that Gen.
Goicuria should seek to take advantage OF The
suspension of our neutrality laws in relation TO ar
msDebis and recruits sent to Central America 70
get up new expedition to Cuba; but, as such an
expedition could only have had a disastrous result,
II Is fortunate circumstance for all concerne that
it Was npped in the bud.
One thing however, is 10 be learned from II, and
ought TO be carefully pondered. So long as Walker
shall succeed in sustsining himself in Nicaragua,
ard especially should be be able to make perna-
Deut iOcgment there, his example will serve as
stimulus ard Indictment to all sorts Of flbussering
end revolutionary expeditions to be fitted out in our
ports against the countries bordering on the Gull
Of Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25
"a the sluggi,h North opens it's eyes and 'ees the
cobvebs BY which i. bas consented to be at once
b nded and led, it will rouse itself, aud the flmy
chains that have go long bound il will
--Liks dew.drop' fiOm lions name,


The difference between the condition Of parties
at this time and times past consists in the clearer
perception Of the nature OF the issue which has
s'wsys been made up between then. Tue real
question has always been the same although it has
generally cone TO trial upder q fesped issue, and
the actual merits so wrapped up in formulas an l
technica ties that plain, honest folk found their
pockets emptied and their rights cOpjured away,
the Lord knew how, not they. The natural antag-
onsm Of Slavery and Freedom has been really a,
the bottom of all our political divisions, only
formerly the Northern people did not know wna; it
was that hurt them, whereas now they have very
intelligent perception of it. And this intelligence
can never relapse into the old, apathetic indfer
eDce II 10 the nature of Freedom as of Slavery,
to advance Ut die. Slavery feels that its time is
short and t will rage within the next four years
as it has never yet done. We think the his
tory of the last year ustes in he faith that the
knowledge the ssgaciy aud the spirit of the North
will wax rather than wane in the presence Of the
struggle wh Oh impends over the country. The
state OF things can never be brought back again by
any hoeus poeus of political jugelers on which the
old, undi.puted supremacy of the Slave Power
rested. The next four years viii be fuller OF fate
than any that have yet passed over this nation.
We have hope that they may come charged with
blessings and be the bera'ds of brighter fiture,
Chiefly because we have seen in the conflict which
is Just e, ded-rarher, which is just begun-a
struggle not for SELFISH ends mainly, but for the VIC
tory of great and eternal principles whose suprem-
acy acne can give strength, safety and beauty to
any fabric of society The North which Daniel
Webster desired TO see, but died without the sight,
is discovered at last. The Agchmedisn Ing
place is und, the fulcrum i, dscerned, the lever is
applied, and it only needs scout hearts and strong
hands to Lift from the heart OF the Republic the
load which has so long crushed and parayzed its
pulses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

FIBsT CHURCH DEDICATED IN NEBRAsKA.-The first
eLurch dedication in this Territory took place 10 e.
ls OF Nebraska City. Ths dedication sermon
was preached by Elder Goode, after which 8
collection for the purpose of paying off the debts
of lie church was taken up. Our hastern
rtEte,s may be surprised at he fact that in orr little
church sw sy off here in Nebraska the sum Of $500
as raised On last Sunday morning by collection. The
,Lurch belongs to he Methods, Episcopal demo nina
ton Its co by 10 iee and the ns SO of it has been
6ni,hed of in style which caDnot be surpassed even
In ibe older States, r.t..rr ~. .F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

Joseph p. Comegys, esq, of Dover, has been
appointed by Gov Causey Senator of the United
States from Delaware in place of the Hon. John
NJ. Clayton, deceased. Mr.. COnegys was an old
fashioned Wing, and as such has been chosen a
member of the Legislature, Ele:tOr of President,
&c. He was nearly related to Senator Clayton,
and one of his most devoted uowaveriDg sup
porte's. He will, of course be superseded by the
new Legislature of Delaware, which is unanimous
ly opposed to him in politics.
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A limited number Of advertisements are taken IN
THr WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate of one dollar ine
This paper has attained circulation of H5,oo
copiee and ia uDquestOnaby the best medium e1tant
for advertising the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not lster than
Ttesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

The Woman's Rights Convention assemblies this
morning, when it will be addressed by Lucy Stone
and others. Wendell Phillips Will speak first this
evening. Let those attend, whether they agree or
disagree with The speakers, who are willing calmly
and candidly to consider the subject debated; no
Others are invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

DrATH or PRorEsseR HENrz-Proiessog n. NJ.
HEINZ, the husband # the taened auhoress the late
Caroline Lee Henlz, died at Mariana, Fla on the
4,h inst. Professor Hentz was French gentleman OF
varied accomplishments, and was well know as a
teacher in many seminaries OF learning IN different
parts Of our country. lie was associated with George
Bancroft and Dr. Cogswel when they taught scaool al
Roundhl and was subsequently engaged al YIN Nm
mali and at Chapel Ill., N. C.. Professor oil Modern
Languages and Bellies Lettres. Mr. hsn,] was "O
only successful as an instructor, but largely ea'he"
the scientific literature of our country lis te"seS
upon Natural History have placed hun among the ms
scholars of our country in this department OF eos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

NJ W Heuies Of New-YoIk delivered lecture
49,, {. ,ntb in the Plane street Presbyterian Church,
E.x,,k last evening The claims Of the NeT-YOrk
Central College we've set forth IN the course me lee
.r. A, Tho close collection was taken in behalf Of
,he Coege and several students enrolled for the Win
,er Term which will commence on the 18th OF Deem
hsy ne,t There was a numerous and attentive AIT
dience.
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS

OF ANDERs's MQUID IODINE and PURE IODINE WAfER
Such the avdty with which has been seized hold OF By
the public on account Of It's wonderful cures of
CONSUMPTION,
FEVER AND ACUE,
ScEoFULA RHEUMATISM, PALSY,
A almost bottles enough keep up with
the demand.
OSE THoUsASD BOTTLES WEEK
have now been ordered of the manufacturer in the hope OF M
6lng orders Sold at bottle by ASDERs FosDIcK Nos
sy and 862 Broadway H. RING, No 92 Broadway a.
HuLsE No IS Fuons Brooklyn, and all respectable Drug
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Newpork DAILY @riba're
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1856.
TO coRRESPeYDENTS.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous ,
ve, Intended must be ~ inc
p.ms md Adde'S wterDot necessarily ior puoos'
ton but A. a snsrsnty Of his good tsito.
4, AN Aim, m, rernittsnces frequently omit TO
,on m, name Of the PostOtee and very frequently me
name Of the State 10 which heif paper 10 70 Be sent Al
rn.pron the name Of the Posf- Ohes and STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

Mr.. T.. s. Wilkinson, who calls himself Postmaster
at Weston, Missouri, writes insolent letter. deny
ing that the Kansas Sheriff Jones" is or ever was
Postmaster at Weston. As il is seldom that Border
Rufian has a shred, fraction of truth which to
iarp, we advise Mr.. w. to make the most of this
W. have been told that Sheriff jones' Post mas
ter at Weston but Mr.. Wilkinson says he never was
Now will some friend the border tell us just what
Jones scas before he pretended to remove to Kansas
ard what Office If any he did bold in Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

The trial of Lewis Baker, charged with the
murder Of Poole, commenced yesterday at
New burgb, change of venue having been granted
to Orange County. -Four Jurors were obtained
before adjournment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

DELAWARE Z. S. SESAToR.-Gov. Casey has APP
ponied j, seph Z. CCmegys, esq, Of Dover, to ill the
vacancy ocoesioned by the death OF the Hon. John
" Clayi0u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25
DIR. TURSBULL,
OcULIsT AND AURIsT

From LondOn,)
Is az BALTIMORE where be may be cons lted.
Ofi1e hours from a.. III.
From The London Times.
Of scientific gentle assembled yestcrdhy AT INC
house OF Dr. TurDbul witness the results produced By
process recently discovered by the Doctor and applied for
the cure OF
DEAFNESS BLINDNESS.
Between twenty and thirty patients attended mauy OF
who stated BY their parents had been born deaf ana
dumb
They were submitted to various tests by which proved
that their deafness had been cured by the application OF
DR.. TURNBULL's REMEDIES.
And what appears most singular h that whether tho disease
depended paralysis Of the auditory rupture OF the
tynpenpm obstruction of the internal passage relief has
been obtained complete effected without delay pain or
Inconvenience.
Several patients who represented that they had been com
ple,ely blind said that they could now
SEE PERFECTLY WELL.
We agree with the MessTs Chambers shat Dr. TuREBuLt
has BY patience and ingenuity obtained grasp OF certain new
nedcanents aud methods, calculated to
CURE CASES OF DEAFNESS
or.cIrn. Intarc
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A CHALII NGE.--LONDoN CONDiAh yin - 20.
cr,, "A W. b. By reference 20 our City
DAYS paper Mesrs T. MESSENGER Co..
80 ,bs, ~. statistics pubaco by rsa importer rejecting
- a. ftL,ir ospox CuRDIAL IS cOusy false,
GA tste The sum 81 Five THOUSAND DOLLARS their
fsisi,y VIII their CHALLENGE b. pied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

PIANOS AND MELODEUN>.-IDo UUthNh " y.
opIv Al No S Bioadwsy Pianos Rent aud allowed on
pnTchase fol- monthly payments Second hand r~nos
HON $50 70 $50; Melodeons $40 20 SlS1.
Saws The Christian Inteligencer: The Horace waters
elegance of construction superior depth and sweet
ness OF tone pronounced by judges a. tue
Crystal Palace BE- IN all respects master pieces OF mechanical
skill HAVING Inspected large number Of the Horace Waters
Pianos speak their ues from personal knowledge
as being of the very best quality"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

The GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
Dr. TBAss VENETIAN sI"ENr for the 'ure of
Coup Cholera, Collie, Rheumatism, &c No one shoul be
without th. valuable remedy Every bottle is warranted Sold
the Depot No 80 Courandt-
t. New.YoTk. Price, Is aud 50 CENTS
HOILOwAY'S PMLS.-JHE BLOOD.-NOne can
he healthy this vital fluid kept THIS wonderful
medicine all noxious PARTICLES of matter acting al
ecIy on the Liver Kidneys and Bowels None need be sick
they use this remedy.
JET ORNAMENTS. Every variety of je..
LET AND GOLD JEwELRY.-Neckaces Bracelets, Sets &C.,
At OSBORNE, BoARDMAS & TowSsENDs
No. 527 Broadway, cor of SPring-st
CHEAPER THAN AT WASHINGTON MARKET,
Cheaper than at Fulton Market
Cheaper than AZ any Market
Are the BUTTER and POULTRY at
SrIMsoN's, No. Broadway
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRUSH has, THIS
DAY. associated WALTER r. Brush, IT, with himself under
the firm Of Brush Co.. for the purpose of continuing the
Provision BUSINESS and their account
at No Sc Front-st In this city NewYork, Nov l. 1885,
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DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAfES.-ROBERr NJ
P,TRicK the sole abuactuTer IN the United Sses OF the
celebrated Safes and Pseat POwdeTproO Defiance LOCKS
spd Cross Bars Depot No. 1872 Pearst door below
Maid laue
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WING MACE HINES.
SNcYp,s SIMINc MACnNEs.-The excitement

of election having ceased we invite attention Of all
and money making persons our improved ,p
MACHINES Loss u time, while attending 70 sn.s1iI,
and loss Of Office OF the failure to obtaa ONCE may p'
be made up by the Of SEWING MAChNi. srw,xc NJ.
We say every mechanic Ia whose o we - q ,-sd
CHINE can be employed loss OF SILVIA year
BY going without
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Arrival or MADAME ADOLPHE.

ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
vyHE original, unsurpassed, and justly
actnSwsas. srsssest svmns,hist n the world. and
the same distinguished lady who created, through
her marvellous revelations Of the past the present,
as well the correct predictions OF the future, such
cpal cities in the United States that Queen Victoria
presented her with costly diamond and breach, and
Daniel Webster with jewelled ring, i now ready
receive vsiters ut the private boarding house Of
Mrs. Bannerman, corner Of Ninth and street,. She
will inform all about the past, present. and future If
they are married or not; and when or what lady or
husband they will get or business Of every descrp-
ton. Mysterious and almost impossible ~ her pro-
respectable and innumerabe certificates Of acknowl-
edged power and skill that It precludes all supposi
ton probability Of deception or imposing, as many
others now practice.
ing to how far they wish to 60, or what time they
occupy. may 6-8m
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!, IMPORTANT TO GENTLBMEN.

IMPORTANT TO GENTLEM IN.
Great Inducements for ron % CAR ana Sc.
ME undersigned gives NOTES 70 his ffisnds ma
the public thst he has jast received his stocil
q Fall and Winter Goods, comprising eli the latest
styles and colors Of Cloth Cashmere and Vestincs
which goods will DO made up 70 order, in he most
elegant manner - he has some Of the best WORK.
u the United States at work fog him. Being agent
Tor scott the reporter Of Ashcns you may rsy upon
getting the most fashionable clothing az
I READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of his own make, such Over Garments frook dress
10 very supsyior quality. .7
All the above Goods VIII be sold at very low ppssss
tho small sum Of 3l6
0vsrcosts, beautiful style, from so 70 30
Pants, do do do - 10 ,as
Vests, do do do 80 10 10
he respectfully solcits call from all in want o.
Clothing. I} M
FURNISHING GOODS.
such ~ Shirts, Drawers Collars, Stocks, Hsndksr.
chief, Scarfs, Umbrellas, 10.
p. w. BROWNING,
~ Under United States Hotel.
Between Sd and ~ streets. Penn. avenue.
u e 3
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PERRY DAvIs,S
P AIN KILL r. r

TyHIS unparalleled preparation 10 ne.
u ceiving moro testimonials Of jts wonderful Il.
ac.cy Y removing pain. than any other medicine
And these testimonials CAM from persons Of every
!egroe of intelligence, and every rank Of le PLY.
cisns OF the first responsibility, and perfectly CON-
have recommended this ~ one Of the most s6sctual
IN their line Of preparations for the axanstou d
,ain.
This csrtifes, that have for several years ussd
several Of those for which 1t 10 recommended,
and md 1t very useful family medisne.
Pastor Of the Second Baptist Church. IN Fan liver
This may certify that ! have used Perry Davis's
Vegetable Pain Killer with great success ID eases of
Cholera Infantum, Common Bowel Complaint Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Colds DC, and would eheerfuy 70
commend Il as family medicine:
Pastor of the Baptist Church.
This may certify, that I have used Perry DAvis's
Vegetable Pain Killer in numerous cases and believe
It to be very valuable medicine have prescribed
II extensively in Bowel Complaint particularly for
children and it is in my opinion, superior TO any
preparation have ever used for the relief Of thoss
diseases. When given to children, have always
combined II with the syr W. of gum arabic cay ten
drops to . tsa-spoonfu Oh the syrup, we'll mixed.
Others have mixed it with milk and nolasses, equal
parts A. HUNTING, ~ D.
SIR: deem IL q duty owe n socasry, ospesaiIy
to the afflicted, to offer this testimonial in favor Of
that estinable medicine" Ferry Davis's Pain
Killer"
When passing through Galena, some two weeks
ago, purchssed at your agency, Is cent bottle.
was then suffering from severely bruised hand. I
applied it in the stor and astonnded at the AZ
instantaneous relief Before left the store tine
Inflammation WAS removed, and in less than hour.
the pain ceased In two days my hand was we'll ss
ever. Finding II to be really remedy, determined
to try it's effects 40 curative for the Pss to which
had been martyr for years After five dressings,
nv pies were annoncst the thinOr that had bean
am now entirely free from them, and In ~ good
health - ever / was in my life. Eff3
have recommended the Pain Killer to others simi-
larly afflicted, and always with good effect
Several Of the captains Of the upper river boats
carry with them constant supply, and consider II
one OF the most valuable medicines discovered.
I am, dear sir. respectfully yours,
JOSEPH o. MARTIN.
For SALE Wholesale, BY druggists in all the prnci.
pal Cities and at retaby apOthecaries and storskscp
ers in every town in the United Statss and Canad,
and BY GRAY q BALLANTYNE and JOHN T.
MORTIMER, Washington, d. G. feb l5-- 6md
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE
AuCtfOnAAr. r
.lRIIsTEE,s

TVRUsTEE's SALE Of q pest rr.
u House and Lot near The Capitol By virtue ~
deed in trust, bearing date on the 18th day Of De.
cemosr 1854, and recorded In Liber J. a. &, No. OF
foiios 22s ct seq the subscriber will cell Il public
o'clock, r, NJ. on the premises, part d Lot No. IL
IN square NO. 724. fronting about, Is fSrt inches on
ist street east. betwsen q and streets north, by
ITO ieet to an alley, with the improvements. which
venenciss a. RI st s = r. 800 =" -
Terns Of sale: $500 in cash; and The balance In
ans ~ months for notes bearing interest from day
perry and IL rot complied with in 6rs days sftsr The
sale. the property will be rcsold on one weeks no.
tee, ct the risk and expense Of the purchaser. All
conveyanc,ng " the EXPENSE Of the purchaser.
CHAS. 8. WALLACE.
t Trustees =
JAS. G. MCGUIRE, !.
june l3--eod6ds Auctinnanr
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"NE Plus ULTRA"
Washinetoiis june H. 10

THE undersigned h. !. the agency Of the only
in this city country, being plump oehalf inch in
diameter, and manufactured from select quality Of
thoroughly annealed carbonised iron, with spiral
twisted top, mounted with superb copper point,
plated with silver cautions the public against pur-
chasing ruds insufficient in sire, possessing very little
or no merit and peddlsd by men Of like cast, who
scruple not in making assertions Of the most errone
GUS and malicious character, thereby playing the
credulity Of unsuspecting honest people.
'In religion, what did error but that some sober
brow will Bless IL and give To It show Of candor and
oftruth."
All those id want Of good lightning rod are re.
specially invited to call at No. So Louisiana avenue,
where they will be waited upon with propptness and
despatch. JNO. w. OWEN,
Agent for Baltimore Lightning Rod Company.
s,,pa p 4
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PtDoy rent, JuDQ a, 1855. = 2
UvNn ABOVE dcs1EAAle place for health
u and S. Bathing win - opened for The recsp-
tioa u ueitsss ON The 18th Jsns enlarged Ard i'm
proved The Pavilion h 600 isst long, and has cspa-
city for thrs. hupdrsd visitors = - s = +
A number Of dressing have been bailt on
the beach for the accommodation Of Ladies' and Gen
tlemen preferrine the surf bath.
: shall hope for continuance Of the public favor
90 kindly bestowed on me for three sessous
1ERMS OF BOARD.
For single day ....;... .....:....,..... " 90
For three days, or less than week 81 so per
day.
Per week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Per month, u IS Per day. -
vi 8san w. w. DIX,
j0ns Sim , sa Proprietor.
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vUTE would respectfully annOuncs to
w the public that we have just received asctbsr
lot Of Sandfords s,lfpu flying and ventilang ARC
TIC Hydrocarbons. the only article that cAu
really be called reffgsrstor in the rnarkst- We
earnestly invite attention to them.
aN SHELLEY. n GUY,
Pa avenue, between 10th and 18th streets
June s-eost
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-One grand prize Of so, 900 dollars

1886 Prizes amounting to 100000 Dollars.
Tickets $40, Halves go, Quarters $5, Eighihs 1880
L Certificates of packages, 20 wholes, $2so-shares
in proportion.
r. All orders addressed to Hubbard 4 Co.. Bal
tn1ote, will meet with prompt attention and drawing
forwarded to al who order. may So-ddw