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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

49, TFNHE sub,eTio-r offers for sale sestr,-
rfsES@. ble residence, with u Cood Garden Iot =-G
sgS,iH convenient fixtures attachedstUatra No.ta
faAuEi sgfee..-a little north OF the Z. =. LoroI-iu
--a>-a-- This village. For particulars, inquire Of She
undersigned, or A. the Tribune ONCE
IUE CHARLES COTTERELL.
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4 U6JSTTSE DUGANNE writes for The Saturday
{ ErsHinc Pest. TIE Ram OF 81 EGENDE,
lAtg OF tn SNE.s cssToNs Sec proses-rs n snoei-
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L 1a47 .F-s Just call a. 4. IsIoaev' ;
"a III I"T Tears gift, worth per-
..-srs. FIR o-e dollar. such chances
---e lasn one VII y. Il. knn-
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SEEREFES SALE.

Samuel W1eeler and Louis C.
Wheeler Co-partueTs trading Fl. FG. No. 1913.
in the name arm and stylgso Circuit Court,
Wheeler & Co Iowa County, W X.
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Il 4
70 Mineral Point The STOCK IS f-li, comgriaH. vsy
thing usually kept IN western Drug Lsta.Irln4sn.
July 18th, 1856 $50
: lrsiulu=ry. LgonF Ns.larion Delight. spanish Lus
al, aeen Fun LAY Rum, Lsu Cologne Hair Oils.
Fancy Do, Shaving Cream. LTe.In soap and L.lu,-,-
others G5 -J,L EIFIAE..
TsAIc5FS. oIEG AND vARNI>sEEs.-
/ suow " niss zinc, White I.el.- drysI IN c !
Ground AM sr,ra = ard burnt, Lltha-re,
Chrome yellow, extra = MOL Pan, Green,
Green, IrussHu Blue,
EeruiIli"D, Illraa4Iilo 10.
Geld Leaf cold Brou = Silver Leaf Dutch Metal, Lin
seed OH. sperm OI. NeJs1oo- OIL Elephant OIL hais
0iI. l-osia oil olive o Castor oil. Salaa Oi, toacA
Vscui.h, Furniture do q pal co. lala- do Japan Co
DUNK LIQUORS f5- Iaadisiuar purposes. cograc Bran
/ dy, Port Wine, &toeira Wine. Old jamaica Rum
holland Gin Bourbon WHisGey, London Porter Scotch
Ale, Scheiism ScEnappS al oa.i- Fl'iAS's.
vsAL4 or \ THOUSAND ELoGERs.-This ani7a.
- snl elegant preparation = 60 s found, "iiha Large
'-<! q articles OF d ''9 Tf sls,.' BRIG f STORE
TDRCsHEs.-Clo-H Eat. Shaving, Hair, Tooth Nail
nair '3raiuluE Eusnr. " ;eHasl, Horse, SHOE. Stove
Saru65in=, Camel Hair .eaci.s q 1885; FINIAN's.
DOCKET ELAsEs-A large variety, a, y prices,
sssE EIYIAN'S
(vUgBs-urgssing. Side. BacE Pocket tortoise Shell.
\ Imitation do, Buaalo Ivory, Horn, at FIFIAAs.
7 7 ONzaE.-zoG Hs. Superior 4oneg, lor sale
II b. T.. :. ALLEN.
Jan. IS. 1856.
urINpow GLASS, rom S ty 10 30 ~ by 30 as Wv
9CEETsEE =.
-. THE subscriber having just started Pot 80
q terry Corts-r Inn, LaE ayerte Co., would as
IS respectfully iufa-rH the citizens of Mineral 1s
Ssg Point and surrounding coantrv, that ie i ~
prepared manufacture and vii keep Consistently
hand
Butter Pots from / 70 s gallons.
| CLurns. from 5 to gallons.
| Preserve Jars, rem = TO : gallons.
| 8Ilk Pans. from ] , to 2 gallons.
| Pitchers OF various sizes
! Flower Pots
{ Stove Crooks. DC. DO.
| which y III be sold on REASONABLE. terms.
Orders puncfuallv fitted aud the wares packed il tat
Ias- manner tor -I.4n- paEta-lec-
Please call and examine hi itcek
i GEORGE HAyHITT-
Co--ss. Iaor L-Fs-et,s -, t. De- H. $50 cufE'
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Aertbssist.
FALL AND VViNTR 1856.
G @ @ = g 2


III the Oh stand Of JOIN AILTo of AA and chest
nat streets, Mineral Point Ntsconsin
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HAY now on hand and am prepared 70 show Iarae
Z Ahu Wei selected stock Of Dry GooDs, consisting gt
every variety called Tor in this section the COUNTRY and
~ lower rates tan can DC bought a. any other esta-
ISlraent in te county The following article. ,or,u.e
his spiendla and well assorted stock in part:
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Died.
On Friday, Feb. %, of cancer JOHN GILMORE WATSON
His friends the friends of the family the members OF
Pacific Lodge f. A. M and the fraternity in general
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence No l27 East Twenty sixth street, this after
On Thursdsg, Feb. %, MARY ELIZA McLHoD, wife Of
IAchlan Thomson, aged 81 years
The relatives and friends Of the family the Father
q ers are respectfully invited to attend the funeral with
out further invitation from her late residence, No 80
West street. 1t one O'Clock this afternoon.
On Saturday March after short and severe illness,
Mr.. WILLIAM EAYIAs, in the sd year Of his age.
His friends and relatives are respectfully inyited 10 AZ
tend the funeral from his late residence mo- sixth
street, this afternoon, at three o'clock The remains
On Friday evening, Feb. 90 JOHN CoRcoRAS, aged so
years.
The fr nds Of the family are invited TO attend We fune
raj from the residence Of Mr.. Donne No, Hall pas SCI
past o'clock,
JAhrs M. CARROLL aged IS years.
The relatives and friends of the family, the Continental
Chapter No. 49, o. u A. and the order In general are
respectfully nvtel to at end the funeral from his late
residence, No. l29 avenue b, this afternoon, ct
O'Clock. IT, members Of the Chapter and order will
meet at the Chapter rooms No. 327 Bowery to-day, at
philadelphia and Long Island papers please COW
On Saturday, March ]. }. j. EVANS OF Andrew and
Catherine Evans, aged 20 years. months and days.
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this after.
noon at two O'Clock, from No. 12S Suffolk street. without
further notice.
On saturday, March l. Mrs. ESTHER GATES, aged 70
Toe funeral will take place at eleven O'Clock TO- morrow
morning, from No. 1os Finn street.
Ia This CITY, on Thursday, Feb %, Mrs CHARLOTTE r.
McAr1sR relct Of Col George W. McAlister, OF Strathy
Had Bryan county ga, and daughter Of the late Robert
X Benny. of Albany.
On ss,u.aAy nsacn H. MARY faI4ASs1E 0i4s, youngest
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Ar AN ApyoynNsD MEETING OF The INHABI-
"A ans OF Yorkve hch . the house Edward Lenton,
Ihhd .yenue nes- Egov s1h street, Tuesday evening,
Cd zee LOO 9eoySe W. yaques. Chairman. called The
meeting order james Eaer appointed secretary.
The report OF the committee appointed meeting held
Hazd Bonse, the evening Of the 7h last was read,
= Iollo~,.Your Committee report that in Complained viii
and stated their deslre 10 have the
hA0anfs OF Yorkvie better accommodated
me Ciy HAIL. ana that ney received
the PRESIDENT who discussed various plans with the and
pressed the wish OF the have
Eents made for The people Of Yoskv s and the President
as0 proposed that the ehoud direct from Yorkve
The lily Hall - a. the spring would permit Your
your sdoptiep:-
Resolved That The report made by Chairman OF the Com
ittee Railroads the Beard OF Aldermen Resolutions
that The third Avenue Railroad Company be directed
Yorkvie 70 The City Hall every minutes during
the day meets Nth the hearty approval Of this messing
hesoved That the thanks OF the Inhabitants OF Yorkye
due 70 A. DARING E.q President Of the Third
Railroad Company pr his exerons 70 keep the communities
ton between Yorkve, 10 and from the City Hail. during
the the month past energy
with very little inter- upton
kefoved That the proceedings meeting publish
ed In all the city papers. GEO. W. JAQUES, Chairman.
LEVI SPRAGUE, Vice Chairman.
JAMS ESLYR. S0cretafy
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daughter Of John and Caroline SASS aged and
The ferds and relatives are respectfully invited to q.
tend the fune-s from the residence Of her parens To-
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
On Saturday, March J. after short illness, ELEANOR
RoEsa5s daughter Of John and Mary NJ Roberts, aged
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested to
atsnd the funeral this ate At two O'clock from
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Saturday, March l. FRANCIS McKIssEy son Of John
and Of he ar.
fully invited to attend the funeral thus afternoon at two
o'clock from the resdenssof his 70 her. No. l7e Orchard
On Friday, Feb 20, EDWARD KrRSs infant son of Ed
ward and Catherine Kerns, sged 10 months and q days
tend the funeral this afternoon at Two O'Clock from the
residence Of her parents, No. 23S Cherry street
In Broollyn, on Saturday, March !, Mrs. EEsoR DER
Funeral this afternoon, at three O'Clock. The friends
and acqusintsncss Of the family are respectfully invited
NARoARAT, vile Of Alexander P. Middleton.
Carson avenue tomorrow afternoon, .. two O'Clock.
lie remains viii be taken to Green wood Cemetery.
e.: and p Tas H, papers Please copy
Bis remaSs will Be taken irom his late residence No.
noon At half past two o'clock to st. Peter aud Pauls
Church, where funeral services vii, be perfor ned and
friends q the family are invited to attend the
fu aeTal without further invitation.
Suddenly ON Fridsy evening" Feb. 20, Mrs. JULIA Con-
NEIL, wife Of William Connen.
The frienos OF the family invited to attend the f
neral from her late residence Ross street, the uns
zion Of Division avenue, Williamsburg, at two O'Clock
The remains viii be taken Calvary Cemetery for inter-
ment.
Suddenly in Jersey City Thursday, Feb. g. Of dis
Of the throat, MARGARETTA l., wife of Riley A. Par
ker, aged 80 years.
The lends and relatives Of the family, and tho
bers Of Columbia Ledge No. g. l. 0. OF o. F. respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon ut two
O'Clock from the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Sixth street, without turther notice.
The remains of the late r F. BRIGGS having arrived
from San Francisco Will be inferred in Greenwood Gene
terry Of which Cue Loce will be given In the daily HER.
For further particulars inquire Of. Winterbottom
1914 Spring street.
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NEWSPAPERS,

~ ~
7S5f --ILLrsrRATED LONDON ALMAEAo.-HAv
lCCU Ing received further large supply OF this elegar.
and useful publication have reduced the cent?
Trade five copies 81 and lar quantities
o. MCKEE, Manager. Foreign News ONCE SO Nassau street
nUBLIN TRlBUNE.-THIS NEW AND POPULAR
- Young Ireland" paper will be regularly received by
the sole agents for America and sale Su1s,fp
ger, oreign Jews Office, 80 Nassau street.
INOR sALE-A FII.K OF THE NEW YORK HERALD,
lr the pks Is months In perfect order. Address Jones,
box 102 Herald Office
Il n.LUsTRATED NEWSPAPER.
No. Is,
Issued yesterday, contains the following splendid
MAGNIFICENT full page engraving United States screw steam
hgate Niagara she appeared before she launched
Porfrs ensreng M me launch
Miss Annie Q Donnell naming the Niagara
Scene folio sDg the launch gathering Che Hoe ing timber
Interior OF the Methodist church. Newark New jersey
Portrait Of The pastor. the rev 8. Cox.
porrai, q bishop Simpson. ~ D. Bshop Of the Methodist
Portrait Of g. y PIERCE D. D.. Bishop Of the NJ E. Church,
Sketch from The procession of the o. u A. passed up
Portrait OF Cen John A. Qutm.n, of Mjss,ssippi.
Portrait Of Co., 4 Orr OF South Carolina. orator. st.
Tammany, Feb. 2, 1856. -
Turkish lsdef abroad.
ri grms OF Mecca
Street in Athens. Kingdom OF Greece
costume Of Fyench troops engaged In the Crimean war,
French expedition to che Corea Archipelago spirited
Views and all he news " the week.
Chess by an eyucrienccd Editor
Race -
Price ten cents, or q per year.
Once u and n Spruce street,
For sale .. Gil news depos
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+ LIQUOR DEALERS NEETING.-rHE REGULAR
mon bly, meeting II the New York Liquor Dealers society
w be held a. National Hall, Canal street. Monday
ine March A ~ O'Clock Punctal attendance 10
fully requested as business Of VIII be presented
r. @. MONTGOMERY, President
A. n MATHEWS, Vice President.
GUsTAyUs A. RAIz, Recording Secretary.
Members will take notice that their cards Of Membershp
not transferable, and that person win be admitted without
them
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THE NoRMONe AT HOME.
i Descriptive CT 3 tour through
KANSAS AND UTAH,

AND Of residence NJ tho
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY.
BY Mrs B. g. FERs wife Of the late United States Secretary
for Utah.
Ore VOL, limo. Price rs cents
Portions al This work have appeared Putnas Monthly
uncer the til Of Life among the Mormons - and BEEN
received by the and the public with he strongest ey
dence and interest The facilities enjoyed By
the author for experimenting the general public polly
Mormon leaders, observing the effect Of this po upon
the interior social and family life Of he people, lch
secure for her report peculiar and permanent value.
We add opinions of the press on portion
work thai appears 10 sPutuam's Nonh,v'':-
Lie among the M0rmOnep ID continued In this number, and
ne writer paints 70 the life the fearful wickedness o. reay
hfdeiiy and Fensuai euormities Of Mormondom pande
onium has 20 spot IN hriaendom whore iniau!t !, carried
beshen once turned away in disa u, from tie PspAaa orgies
priests -LouisvlIe Journal.
The picture loahsome den uncean beasts the
Lake Valley drawn by ady's modest but lively pencil
Burlington Daily Free Press
The problem of heorec government Utah RECT
now absorbing public concernmen II Is fortunate that has
engaged the able OF The writer who
crminaton and mpartiality.- York Herald.
The paper OF Life among the Norm recouning
tails Of actual visit to Salt Lake settlement duug
past winter. promises record OF much needed nor aon
by lateigep, observer York Express
Life among the M0rmons IL q seasonAbe sketch OF
Eers and customs among the Latter Day Saints New York
tribune. DIX EDWARDS. 32l Broadway.
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EDUCATION.

CTATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, POU0H-
- keepsie New York. system; training 10 the prac
ing daily; professional business taught Nextterm Commences
has accepted uroteesorsbp j. ". Fowler Hen, oraorca
professor. Te.sm9uia'.'k rcwes y he most accom-
nybs trials and arguments and general speaking Of his pups
!, n.ch.o, :, L., = =, 4
o j, n, Fclet
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SPORTING.

RsRDs. BIRDs.-.A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED Ca
ID nsries muleys, bulnches god6nehes chanches black
BIRDS thrushes larhs backheads, sIskns, nnes parrots
pigeons &C. for sale By II. KEsTNER BROTHER rs Full.
tim street and 1os Wiem street bewesn Franssc sll
spruce. n B.-tages and bird reed OR sa.a.
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THE TRADES.

TsOJEWELLERs.-A PRACTICAL JEWELL Err WANTED
as foreman q factory. TO one who understands he
manufacturing OF ewery In all is branches liberal
VIII be given or such person with some II be ID
med as partfe.. The business Is well established Ad
dress, with real NAME box 1858 Poet Office.
ITO BRICKNAKERs-THE ADvnRTrsER, WHO PER-
ecty underssn ds brickmaking 10 AL It's branches, and
being practical mechanic and ugh and put up the
enge and machinery for either tempered dry clay wishes
10 make arrangements the coming season, for term OF
year, Ondcubed references given. Address Henry R0s
man, Pest Office
vIrANTED-A MfLLwRHHT AND FILTERS. NONE
w but first hands need apply. Also, man 70 aks
charge tools machine shop. Apply 10 Dunkn Van
kicjen 34e and y52 " est Twenty seventh street.
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Married.
TN Friday, Feb. 20. by Rev D. s. Parmeee, Mr.. Tao.
Mae NAHER to Miss RACHEL ELLIOTT eldest daughter Of
william Elliott, Esq, ell Of this city.
On Monday evening, Feb. 26 BY the Rev. James Mil
lett at hirresdence No. III East Seventeenth street.
Mr. GEORGE W. WILKINS, Of Dover, N. H. to Miss MARY
ELIZABETH SARsFEID, of this city.
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Genin viii Issue his spring style of Gem
uemep's In To for 1856 Saturday, March l. GENIN,
No. ia Broadway, opposite 81. Pauis church.
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Beebe d Co., fashionable aetters, l56
Roadway have ready SALE spring
Summer fashion for genlsmea's hAt made with i'm
proved venla0r, which. combined with other improvements
han any ever offered to the public.
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Case Of Paris Hats, f0r Gentlemen, just
received 0ENIN No. 2f Broadway, opposite St. Pauis
church
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Window Sh-&es, White aud Bum Hollands,
cnslo covert picture cords tasse,s &C. manufac
sIer's prices by N<fODFORD & wRRPLE, IS Catherine
eve6t Country merchants supplied at Lowest prices.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

~ deducaaon qu peu condre oul vnnd-nio. senfo
ZINE rue, " 49,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DNNCINH ACADEmIES.
A D0DwoRTRs PRIVATE DANCING AcApR
No. sos Broadway, New York;
= No. lU Montague place, BROOKLYN,
h continue open unth the 1N Of june enabling those whs
commence the present dime compsts fall quarter Tbs
with equal advantages.
HANGING ACADEMY, 635 BROADWAY-MR. PERA-
OHIO has the honor to inform his friends and the public
ma, ne nae composed new dance, PAmecsn splendid
and me-, Sshienabe dances AMI everybody
DC hule 70 learn American N. BEvery lessons
can learn four dances, taught by NJ. PERACsI0.
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NEW PuHx.xcATrONs.

NEW PuH.xcaTroNs.
RnsT CEAgcE YEr.-eRgAY BOOK SALE. AT an
sows.y where books v Asspsr dan 4 ssy
hs sos re sS Ss sSc e. :ss
o esa sss cny g "a ssya =
Franklin Book COMPANY. See sign Of red hAs.
HovsEHoLp woEDs; c,..,. 80,
LAST HO KxsS Il VOL 1H
e
pal Of de Unissd States iSia ) 0s = =,
OUR, COUSIN SMOOTH
over s one q our rspabSess sSsor.
MOI good ps deal q onx e sss
al ys M ss q ne
Prince MAchavei was deemed the astutest
But " soo ss Fan ma q s ssla% s aS and
,t AmSI Ygs! them ~ Solomon smooth. Of Cape Cod"
sups ss' politics a ag sayHH s ssaa
s rs ss % u.
s s s e. r. s .ss' Sa ssss
AND % Shs cs ss sss 3: Se as,
never eooise Ss no0na'f
he G sns oO he as meT %assn s sspounds
AZ cGI soIs e r. s EGsm.S from Tahiti Turkey
Be The sIes q ii polite. sSnbrsSs .. marfy,
H VII an .ed r sysrg ssse SE sm '
. ed him A.'o N'"
Went crazy with oy when hs ..envoyn ratnroas
=. -. r.s.-r * % ~. . s...,.- ~,
ouu wes.S ~ ~ ,.yS y, sIu0n oi ~
II SGIh ~ ,n ~ - ucn@ips ins.ed;
M ssS herd a.. ss'sa sSS
: u,o. ~. ~ oS1sn sas mos spsou UT ueesnon
tnu .v.sn y, sounu, .nsn.y o.tsIoA s-u..
iSsn pv,cDase Ine DOCK ane Deyono any qnesnon
Aouh oies1 'oe gay pen " ouI 'ousin Dol. omoon.'
ADVENTURES
MY COUSIN sMOOT5,
Rss sss sss u ssass,s .s sse& sss.
INl-rN NnNrrry
Az on,a,aI, '..xo,c,~ x,o..xx~
coSysnrs n oni M xxxrx
Ow,sanse 4 Sto,H ~ ~ &C. p q ss ps = ma
PARTS Tart II SJ vi ie'olp AM neiormes-in Inree
fHesiac 'Ai''
Wa.aulav,s Histo,v NJ yn,isna
~, Hsyy, ao1,s ~: " EIE ~. 49,.
ana h MD sS1 me and he Gears OF Lebanon
- ~ II. ~ Sn'hne5
ar S,c ne fie sforv no p,,,..r.s o.,,,.
IL. ID No IL r.. f,o,r,r
onn snar eAA~n shA"i-
RE HsisroG Nsrse,lsae
~. S Ssi. .Sn., VA IA s ~ est. -, g..
rcia.ie, Tasas nos IN y s'eL p,. -,
WIZ "a vo A4eraure ana Heprins mo
Pnnsn,,s WorthHr na, ia os+,t,.a :, .oo...,,o- -
.n I'LL y. MIonniy Lay Dc GRAINED OF oookseiers news
Terasfhres dolIars Wear ar twenty s can, ,,.
postage Putnam'a Monthly Household Words, dol
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIND
~ respectable German English Scotch and Irish halb
hotels ana private families, AZ MORBIS COHNKT OBS,
broadway corper Reade street, also, walters coAolm
witch street.
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llslsi1 i'llssss-l4-slIiI-si--lsI||.l4aII |IHsi
EXPRESSES.

LHRFEMAN a co.'s EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA
Oregon Sandwich Islands and West Coast South Anne
rca.-Grea reduction of rates O@so 50 Broadway Con
Sacramento, MaysyLe the Northern mines and California in
generally. Our next will leave per United
States mail steamer Illinois. Wednesday, March s. at
o'clock p NJ In charge Of special messenger Freight
ceiyed until 2o'clocx and small parcels letters &C. until
FREEMAN 4 co, 50 Broadway
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esmeo-typss, An-types, Every Type
The fateripg and beautiful 10 the cameo-type taken
emily ct WTIl1IAMEON,9, BROOKLYN.
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Xxx BaOADWAY-GENTLENEN,5 FASHIONABLE
OOOe FULFILLING Bazaar. At the Pair Of tho American
.wardsd @ LEwls sEASoRD for .ies. dsIl.y q gsn-
uemens furnishing nricles Shirts collars made TO order
and htipg warranted French bosoms without competition.
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A CASE OF PARIS HATS FOR GENTLEMEN, JUST
received BY GENIN. 2l4 broadway, opposite st. Paups
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A UCTI0N Go0Ds.-500 DOZEN HEMsrITCHED CAM
bric handhecieis a. 80 dozsn cheap also $50
black lace vels new Patterns at 81 So worth "a.
ave assortment Of embroidered band foxncings edngs
insertions Swiss and cambria musns Jus received per
Ada, at PETER ROBERTS CO.,s. 37b BroadWay.
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I IkEN HALL, $50 BOwERY-EGAN & CO.-rHE
IL proprfetors take leave 10 inform the and
public that hey have moved he eare sock linen goods
the Wholesale together with the RETAIL o. linens and dry goods
Of all kinds at the low cash prices They all OF their
importation, and In 0rcer TO make permanent trade
they viii retail them at the importers prices Their
sss OF linen heetnG, all widths and qualities damas tAbls
cloths, white and brown dsnask table ans dspers hcka
back ioweings nspkns DOynes, white a1d brown drill
large lot Of new s stripes and paids splendid lot black
and also cotton sheeng BY The piece yard cheap
500 pieces Of h and 9Th shrng lnen iron 30 to 10 cents
yard 500 pieces Of fancy nen from 70 to 30 cents
yard these n1er goods than commission
they efer seins hsm ow q tsr .s rather than send
them to aucti m There damaged oankrups goods
included in hi. list and they VIII sell lower thar any other
house having tho same artces Having buver al says in
and estsb ian their house tie same principle as the Old
Linen Halt" IN dublin. Ladies Respectfully requested
examine tbe above stock a. aodiug large assortment in
snowdrop napkins from 81 to 81 30 per dozen;
tokens and boached musns cheap by the piece Mer
cacos great variety ct 10 yard striped p0pus
large assortment from 3. to ss Cd per yird with sl other
kinds of dry goods TO meet the wants OF spring purca
LINEN HALL, 1872 Bowery