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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09

though slow and partial Imports increase, though
sti far below the unprecedented aggregates Of the
former half of 1851. Some factories and furnaces
which had stood still for months, have recently
started again or are to be started soon; Spring viii
doubtless give some impetus to many branches Of
industry now nearly or quite stagnant; yet Prices
will generally be Iow Trade limited and Manufac-
lures depressed during the current year. Hence
thousands who are now hoping soon 20 find employ
meht in cities clerks, or mechanics or abOrers
are doomed to disappointment. Some Of those now
idle and waiting Will obtain places; but quite as
many will bitterly lament that they had fixed their
eyes so long on phantom which, when they has
tened to seize it, eluded their grasp and persisted
forever.
We desire, therefore, TO say right earnestly 10
our readers and urge them to say TO others, There
will be no abundance Of work in cities this season,
whether for mechanics clerks, pOrters, labOrers,
private teachers servants or in whatever capacity;
ard those who are not absolutely sure of employ
ment should quit the cities speedily and generally
as possible There viii be but moderate Trsde
this year, and there will not be bslf so many
Buildings or Ships constructed as usual, simply be-
cause the present supply of both exceeds the pres
ent or Immediately prospective demand. Fewer
carmen, porters, steyedores, &c, will be required
to move the goods imported or distributed. because
the diminished demand for goods, and the gen.
raj retrenchment of outlay and expenditure. In
short we are TO baye dull season. while the char
ity which has done so much to alleviate the miseres
of the Winter cannot be expected to remain so ac-
| i've and efficient through the Summer.
VIC know it will be said that this dulness will
extend to the country and that Labor will be abnn-
| dsnt and Wages low among the Farmers as well as
elsewhere. This is partly, but not entirely true.
From the moment the frost is fairly and finally out
| of the ground there is always demand for labor
in almost every rural district, and especially in the
| Great West No man able and willing to do fair
days work reed travel many days outside of city
| in quest of employment. Wages will of course be
low, but less money is required to buy given
amount Of food or clothing than last year. And for
those who are able to reach the Great West, there
never was more favorable season than this. Every
thing you need to buy is very cheap there, 80 that
every hundred dollars will 20 az far toward buying
land or stock, or implements, or working farm,
or subsisting family, as two hundred went one
year ago. Men who have no anchorage in the
cities and villages, the assurance OF work and
bread from year to year, why will you not make
bold push for the Free West To wait for ampler
means, or better prospects, is madness; you have
already waited too long. If you have fair assur
ance of living where you are, do as you please
about emgratiDg but if you have nothing of the
sort resolve to seek comfort and independence at
boldly for home of your own in the broad, hOspi-
table West
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09

The present plethora of money and torpor of
business are what all far-seeing men expected to
follow the late convusion. Money is drug in all
the great commercial centers, merely because the
sol, cnt portion of the community have for months
been engaged in paying off their debts and con-
tracing their engagements, until one-half the cur
rency which was needed yesr ago now sutfces
million dollars now buy 80 much more Gram,
Sugar Tobacco, Cloth and Iron than ike SUN
did last March, that more Limited currency ls re-
qUfed, and money accumulates on the hands OF
capitalists and bankers. But let any man under
lake to obtain loan on very long paper or on Sc
cur'es OF doubtful sovcncy or convertibility, and
lie hIds money nearly as hard TO get now as ever;
Tor 'nose VINO have it mean to keep it until they
can put where it will be SURE 70 coms hack again
just when they want it. There never WAS less
favorable time TO borrow or buy on doubtful paper
than the present.; and country merchants who have
hitherto failed to pay promptly will find harder
work to renew their stocks this season tbs, svsr
before. Whoever sspircs to get into b,,s,oe.s "
on the strength Of other mems capt tai will find suc.
Gees amazingly difficult IN lojo.
There is, Of Course, some Improvement. IN Trade
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09

"rior knowledge, genius snd skin possessed and
" employed BY our people" is certain to enable Us
&" to organize and appropriate just such additional
-, rr;torv a. may be demanded to develop what
I'VE hsve:" il. as The Union foreshadows, we, as
nation BY virtue of our superior knowledge genus
and skill. twill occupy what we need, the same
rule, We infer, will alss appy to the energetic
Free.Labor section Of our people and territory as
against the sluggish Slave-Labor section. nor can
we close thi, article better than BY again borrowing
the words OF The Union "We do not use this
language 10 an offensive political sense, but We DO
use il to express the true philosophy of progress
in this country, to assign to it the laws OF It's
existence and its destiny"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09

To.dsy is held in Kansas the election under an
set oftne late Territorial Legislature for , neVv
Convention to frame a State Constitution. Tbi.
Convention is to be composed of hundred mem.
bers. The same Commissioners who acted on the
occasion Of the 4th of January vote on the Lee
compton Constitution are to have charge of this
election. The qualifications for voting are, the
berg twenty.one years of age residency in the
Territory Ofthree months and in the county of ten
ds,' with citizenship Of the United States or the
ia,inC filed previous declaration of intention to
bccotae citizen ANY qualified voter may be elected
q, Delegate. The Convention is TO meet on the
t,Irth Tuesday Of March at the new Capitol,
EiIne'la but as there are no accommodations there
/. .in doubtless adjourn to Lawrence or Topeka
The bin under nch this election is held was not
agued b, the Governor nor returned by him, in
which case il would have been passed over his veto,
pni no alleges that il not sent to him in season
4 gre I'm three days in which to consider it,
y re s me dispute as 10 the time when it was
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09

Only seTen members of the Board of Councimen
were sufficiently drunk yesterday to protect them
from public e1pOture. Seven went, or were taken,
home after the warming of their new hail. 1t
would have saved several others from exposure, as
our report of their speeches and motions will show
bad taer condition also been such as to require
carriages and personal attendance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09
Abolition Convention.

ALBANY, Monday, March 8, 1853
An Abolition Convention met In this city to-day
The Rev. Samuel j. May presided. The usomsry
resolutions, advertng to the total abolition Of Slavery
and condemning all other political parties dishonest
were introduced. The Convention was about equsly
divided between males and females, whites and
blacks. Wendell Phillips spoke in the afternoon and
yening,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09
Municipal Elections.

BANGOR, Me-, Monday, March . 1853.
At our municipal election to-day, Hollis Bowman
Republican, Was elected Mayor receiving ,bO votes
against 68 for sas c. Hatch, the Ithens canal-
ate The Republicans also elected large majority
{ the City Council. .
BIDDEroRp. Me-, Monday Marchs 1853.
CYRUS Gordon. the democratic candidate for Mayor.
was elected at our municipal election to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09
The Fi,Iibusters at New-OrfcanS.

NEw.ORLEAss, Saturday, March 6, 1883.
Generals Walker and Henningsen, Col. Anderson.
the ibuser officers generally, and the reporters for
the press were received with great honors today on
board the yacht Wanderer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09

John D. Williamson was indicted on Friday by
Ia, G,and Jury Of the United States Court for
wilful default in not Obeyng the summons of the
Investigating Committee in the Lawrence Stone &
Co. Bribery Investigation. Yesterday, ne was
brought up. and gave bail to answer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09
The Missouri River.

ST. LorIs, Monday March 3, lSS
The Missouri River Is open, ana the Dew pac.e'
Ire OF steamers running in connection with tho IA
citc Railway, from Jefferson City to ST. Joseph
commence their regular daily trips tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09
To the As,ocia'ei Pres4.
WAsHGsCTos. Monday. March J. 1853.

]
WAsHISGTos, Monday, March g. 1888.
The Senate was in Executive Session to-day two
hours and a half on the nomination Of Mr.. Cook as
Postmaster of Chicago. The debate was earnest aud
exciting, but question taken, in consequence Of
the absence of quorum.
The Hon. John Cochraue presented in the House
to-day a petition for Bankrupt law, numerously
signed by merchants OF NewYork. Also, three petit
tons for Homestead law from merchants aud
brokers to the number of three hundred and fifty.
Calvin |. Croker Of Portland, Maine, formerly as
,istsnt surveyor in Ssnderss Pacific Railroad party,
died suddenly here last night. He leaves family IN
Portland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09
Arrest Of a FOrger.

BosTON, Monday. March 3, Ls,3.
John +. Mahan, grocer doing business on Loog
Wharf, has been arrested IN this city on charge Of
forging the signature of his uncle Benjamin T. N,-
han, to notes amounting to over sl2, 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09
testimony.

III, Uasangton Union's correspondent writes
abou: the Court festivities at Berlin on the occasion
Of the late Royal Marriage, as follows:
ON Americ Al Minister aud suite have been among
l. fa,oea sU-e:s q: g. the eeTemoIss al, E'ta l-'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09
Death from Stabbing.

BosTos. Monday. Mafcn 5, 1872.
Chapman. uho wss stabbed by Gould 10 aa sur'I
oJ tAe @ota ul.., died a. : O'Clock tais eveai0s'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09
Nemuprk daily Gribn,te
TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1853.

Advertisements for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE of this
weok should be handed in to-day or early tomorrow.
Price, 81 Lne
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09
Dnsiness Notices.

We prefer the WHEELER g. WILSON SEWING
H,cusS foe family use.' IN L. In'-"'
oaboe No. s<3 Broadway, N.v.York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-09

TiLLEy is our agent Newport R. l., for the sale Of
THE TRIBUkB. |
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h''o - II AL :. -. ~ ,,e i.v ,,rexiots
'''s.~-' II, ~, ti.s ST. ue.Nt
was o1iN ... -, ,o.v. 10 ,r.sent a com
W 49,. NJ v..,l .,s.,;,,,, college. but upon
plant asA'u,' - ~. e,,amittsc on ethI,s
n'ons'oa :, - ~, :. a.. o,,ioapp committee no
"ouA, - ~ -, 81 y 81 1871
r.ss. ,h.o ,e.d several uropooals 10
-. -. .a,, aud either r.Iet ont of order or
"n ii' ''' o" - saf an.f..li ssaf.
wal''""" la, ia, os II, ~, IA,
my - d.,aya,e 10 re,,s.,t ths Armenian
IT., .;,iioo In Kindred s4,cieties IN E,,rope was,
N-.,n.,.s nv DIR Ere
MEDICAL kpucAnos d9 HfIg8
N. Hamilton. from the committee Of delegates from
.,,oal hoos and colIeces to whom was referred the
- Of the speoial committee ON medical colleges re.
,n,,a5 The following preamble and resolution
r. ,...,.a ,, ~ a. -
fuy .an,a H.. 49,. ..,,a;n,..i In, ,ea;or;,y
ouu" ., ,t,,, ,s,n tI; ,o,,,i, ,e,, NJ, h.,n,,
'"' 81, ~ .a,:a.I 60, ,s;a-s as ar, -a.-., III
authorize" y ,'s .'..a.aJ -. ~. 60;
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deesa'es, ~ LA Z, rns,;ll on MrnIaw the av inn
meeting y ~ NJ ~ Io.n,;, ~ ,ho Are,;ran
mcaa''e'y P..."a ~ - Iasa "a ,on o,cI,cl Il,
Meu'" ~ ~, a., 70 n,.,nsn,s s,,.I, ds;s,
que" P ~ w NJ afI0I
nate
The report aoeped and the preamble and resolu-
tions were passed after which several gentlemen claim
"a a., aor hut The president decided that the reports
;., oo,,m;tees were n, order tho renoyts of com
VI - - NJ, ...,..,,,, .,,a..;,.;r.
mlttees onmedce 'oposaphy anu eP'ocm'cs having pre-
vousy been referred 70 the committee on publication
without reading
Ir E,,str Jenkins of New York read a report ON the
,o,,, ,,,;,;caI b.,,orr,aoa Of t,a n.,v,,, l,,o
which was read and referred to the committee ON publ
cation ~
MARRIAGES OF coSsANourSIry
n. Q M p,m;s afK.n,,,elv v,a5 an a,Je al ,.or,,
=, .nn.r, o ia .s;naueno ~ ,a,r;,o. f o,soo,u;,,
,,a, o,s,,r;,g from which IVA extract ~. eI,o.;,
va,nahle statist;ca, infoooat;on
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avo, nt.s Of tha df and nn,h aa I,;a, ' =.
Our asylums WHO are the descendants of blood intemar.
ages This effort has not bceu successful from the diff
Rcuy principals Of such institutions find in gaining the
requisite acs PARENTS are often sensitive on TINS score
a', - I'LL a. ss,, ~ ~
NOME 70 IVA Unauthorized Nv the regulation 81 ths;r ~
rions institutions
feel however that my researches give authority
10 say that over ten per cent Of the deaf and dumb
ana over per cent. OIL the nilhd ana near htecn per
''' ,u tsot a. ,.sy.';n,, 90 ,;.,.ss ~ .,.p
As;Ie from the fats which have Gained bv cores,
ponding with gentlemen who have given close attei,-
ton TO these points, curious but perfectly legitimate
process OF computation confirms me III the opinion
'n't ',s0 '',"a 's o WY nog oorreo'' ne
DC 81 ,yh;,a ,oys owen ;ssne 70 dsss .,,d ,,,,l,
blind aiotjc or insane children Admitting the same
ratio to prevail the Ohio report which contains 1871
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l,,, A . x.ur ard ne cal .poa all oa,r play going
vsHaes ~ NV tnlxlt "a the theatre v Ni Jones
an,etrppofitsr endorsement and a the naanc time
49,, ,,.,, =, -, ,,,,,, ,s " n .he meets
''s n.y. 't s's>s'j Y 'Asi .s'''""N ~. 'T
Aet aescts Aass WIN n* os an empty scs' y1l al1 -
BOG oel-ytac3 llga bsT-- JTVTl5si9 ,I.sit ~ hFlu
projected here by ~. Caas~snn aad o6as< wxsey sa1
sens ~ be erected the cosuus of Pnnsysvsa avenue
1''l .~. -yyt'" 49, . ~, 80 -
the house and farnhpre ABOUT S<VV,vOv more VI ~
~ tI 10, H.u,~e N is ssil ~ii t.Le los,
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Aih hsss,ss ~ - . -,
CnrxfxAL c0BkF me casc OF Henry Witlisms and
tssA Il XIII Nsnrs Rseys Lswix and IsHac Eatwiste al
~ -. - !, u. - ~ VT ~
~. .- 80. -. q - - r..,,,,..v
49, - - ;. =. - - !
has accepted an invitation fyou to Gfnd Ledge here To
,.,a.- -. -. 80 .. - t,.x .,,tss,..,v NJ
d6nver "a affdrss Dot0so NJ 1Sc gu tne ~
p 'e oH '' 1870 ~. N, -" !. - ss ont NJ
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WY AFRE ~ Comm lhne,,tnrv f;ro-
wv vol i'nona rendered By ts ross pssnuens resdeu at
"ssnuson -. AvosssA - -, - 49, &c.
~ s,4i'l' tI'ia ana ''s ~ T. hsA tsat
EmDAy EsrsIso, May Z, 1868
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a rTUATIOES WAN1EDs--Three SISTERS. respect
~ abls and ntslisent women, lrosstan> cy
from Germany wis 70 have xtuatos 10 Washington city
cook scshScss and 70 general osswbk fr
ucai6rs apply 20 - 3feti " ~ ScHWEnfFXAR co..
Nay 100 a.fGal1d7 Howard ST. HAiasrc
--~-
(vHEAPEET BOOKS EVER BROUGHT TO TIKI
~ Washington prayer books whoass and
mens Price 81 90, y Is. !, ,..,s ~. ..s4
Morocco prayer bocks gt edgcd Al 20 cents f
wish sostsAsnt Il Bb5ss prayer ranging
those low the sxponsss and highly styles,
impaired from Earope and Designed for tho church Ascrcs
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY
Nay la booksellers and Satousrs 9th street.
s<TsHE EVERYDAY BOOK OF HISTORY AMI
e fstruuoacsyr embracing Ae snnivsvsaiss q nsmarbt
and evsn In sA Ai alaAo a s orh from IN
creation % ne present smf BY So A.sssl Hs g % stag
Nay 7'AFs sset Boocstorc 334 rennsytv s$iA svsnae
TIME PROTESTANT TfIEOL OGICAE, AND nc
IL clcsasca Encyclopaedia being onadensed
Real Ehe ciapeda, additions saurues
Bosbergcr D. n, assisted ky dstipguthe1 Aeohgapa
1 various decentralization, Vol L. rricc IS, ss ~
Tho tt NJ woman portraycd the bcausHfIe II
ylsEin Mary mshss of i6d md 9svpas
IL inrbsash, A. NJ author = ascnly Hosr sac rs xcnl~
The Spir and beauty OF the Christian Religion
Cnaaeubands Genius Christianity trtAsassd hom the
with introduction by Emma b. Stork Ivse 70 csA ~
Non Il the Otdn limo ~ Rev. Catiss eAh H. pric
10 cents just pabiised and M sa'c at TAYLOR hAURYT
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III. am IN hAe tcsa only ss hat The shsse sse sar
qur Keeping with the auecsdrnts o. ~ 10y lrom Mhh
e"s.s.sS MA ,e,e laf isUsn vS''A
"a Nav lie "a a fS sroisirosg 8o1s y tfsuets
:
SuVtYoA AZ m nrAJr0Ar IA a n Ds.,,, "a $3.50.
'IS.O az ~. DEE, . - Va Gypsum
view ho,s snnousco nas 'ocy nave 70 PRESS
sHd WIZ SHORTY publish, vo.a " ~ ~ .
BENTONS AHdlGhESf o. ffiR CONGRESSIONAL pEBA7JR,
whsh Sashed NO end 81 ISe - - g tuun4s ahe hsy d
Ne gfssa co.s me.ssr? 80 Al ~ neFsRa ye&s
events wnca w bcuouy IRON Reb8c Me-
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Thursday Nay eh tbs rsshytsAp CAroh Geosseewn,
D. G., BY ss Rev. nsco<x D. D., usak THOMAS WSN " ~
V Miss IfrEffA w. daughter of " RrsxsncusE eco
u tbs former place. esirfa
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nARUsIs LAST NAY. FEsTIy ALL, Car,

~ ,begs leave ~ announce 10 hs friends am
Nay festl,al'wIft take ptace at the Washington
Monday cvcnias, May 10, 1855. Iiss cd fsiend
daily invited ~ attend II. -.
NJ n.--fsckess fcf saie - tho music stoscs Of
j. y. Ellis, and X. Davis, aud n tho bookstores .
isdiss y no have nos ssccivsd cards oe lnvst
rcqnesscd ~ send N heir address for thc xasns
Webers Assembly Rand Is engaged for the ecs
May 6--3t* n ..,....ft -, Y. :,
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DENBWAL or A TAX CERTIFICA ATE Notice
III hereby that application will bs made the
G Of Washington fr daplsss II ccrtdcae a sax c q k in
square 70s potI o 11h leSC, II E Cross
and rurchssed BY Tic subscriber the said ccrns
I'D ak1fsf 70 gtsgls s0s1&H CtH
Nay 5-&* lrui@gtiA bas bssiyfg8
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EXCURSION. The mcnben apd delegates Of the Ma
aonai Medical Association were catsrtaiAsd hast sving
at tho residences n Hoas aAefsa A.usAslA cxss OF
New Jersey 90 s4sss% u. ossessas HsyIs II
Four anfa' half street ana pr y r. ctay ss1 y street
day there WIN be n cxOursioa on NJ stssmbopt
Thomas ccllyer 10 Mount Vernon Fort Washington and
the Pavilion where psuAa' dad esavtai~~em will be
given to tho aaseiaasa'Sy ~ rsslksal psoSu Of the
Dssrrt The vhoaas Coslyer VII IcAvv hsr per II he
foot OF Seventh street ptaAIiy Il Is miute before 10
clock a. M ladies accompanying delegates have been
invited 70 join she pr4t % Sl sTxIg 4 49,
q cos1rAxsrar Basvr4 70 Mns AyosIA Joxxss.. The
length OF hc reports Of tc American Modcl AsaoclalDn
has deprived US Of the privilege Of noticing the pcrfwn
ances Of the young and sftl Amsicsn aetssas who du
ring se past week has delighted tho sows Who have
vsa'ed the theatre She Is tnquestioaby at the hcad
Of her profession In this country. altmugh Others may
here and there perform particular part with more
iinsh) and well dosshe merit the compliment bestowed
upon her In this invitation. A benefit so bespoken
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b MAsoxin.- nsbsst Mosris dspsty q. n Of Kssltscky
has accepted invitation fyow t&c sssd 70
dssiver "a arss before tg puc the aAuivssrary Of
ss John TIC Baptist on IA 1}sA Of june nest .s N
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the popularity of the association and he asked gentlemen
to pause ere they voted for the resolution. -,
DR. Bolton of Virginia, urged the adoption Of the res
olution
Dr. Cox of Maryland, concurred with DIR. Tyler in ac-
knowledging the value of tho services of Dr. Edwards
and hcsso concurred with him in directing to che DO
lt personal and special character of the resolution
which that gentleman had presented The passage Of
such resolution would open the door for unpleasant ac
ton hereafter. II change was recommended at New
York, would BE recommended at Boston, at Pha-
delphia and at Charleston That It would be well to
dsconnect these Offices from politics he would admit; and
he would consequently offer the following resolution as
substitute for that of DIR. Edwards
Reopol That tho appointment of inspectors of drugs
and medicines in tue various ports OF the United States
should in the opinion Of this association have regard to
the essential moral and scientific qualifications Of the
candidates and not to considerations Of personal hvot-
ism or political bias. ~ :. - 80
Dr. Edwards trusted that the substitute would not be
received Ivy the association The present occupant Of the
post at New York was notoriosly unqualified for IT, He
wondered that gentleman should object TO seeing him
displaced to make room the reinstnton of gsnte
man whose qualifications no one could question Nor
did he think that the Secretary Of the Treaary would
consider il an Interference The representatives o. the
medical profession Of the whole country made sugges
ton to him. Besides. DIR. Bailey N denocsat and
rs're tho removal nst political lie had
reason 10 hplisvo that upon proper sugssston, Dr.. hi
ley would I've restored. n he wnx not restotes the law
womb Ike repealed before the close of the prescott so
Dr. Tyler supported the substitute offered by Dr. Cox
as fair compromise lie believed that tho appointmcn
Of a committee woud transform the association into NO
litical machioe Ho hcnorcd the gentleman fsom Ohio
Tor the evidences Of warm heart which he had eshib
tied in endeavorng TO procure the restoration Of hend
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N. T.. Cayee X Sen.
Auot.ouecfr. Comm rs.on MsIehsna
General h6eutn. and Real
EAlHto Eloifern,

No. % Ms 'i,on o., Memphis, T,r-
NEGBuES, Real Estate, Meych.rd
~ Furniture. tafl Scrip, Stock u
Ainis. Renting and leusns ~ltct.r
storage and cdns gumcu,s .olieitel.
~ This 3 uur eleventh year in y,
rhi'. aul no permanently located, -
latter ourselves tia, We will tecriv
Nlcral share u patronage. nlf,
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Sewing Machines,

Which f1r simr ieilv VI construction. du.
tsh.Hi AMI gfoirness u cue,, stand with.
uut g rivI', wi l' thty willturn on, work
at rapidly, sub ,antiaiiy and neatly a.
suy Ntehines eytBni. aui ~ thr uurfctc.
dHntel ilw price % from au 10 % dal'nrs.
Those mach mes sfv With two .pon.a and
ntr d douhls thread. thereby in.1rinr
greater strength ard rendering them bei.
ter for the use 81 plantations shan az,
other Kind.
These is,styciiy famous machines are
now IN exhibition and s1it NJ ths ny
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