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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

TnrSDER SroRM--VloLENT EFFECTS % LtGHr.
SIsG-A storm Of rso, accompanied oy thunder aod
lightning passed over ,be township of Greenfield, 10
ths county on ThGrsdsy night last which eLer.ed =
reuer deus force ard caused considora amsgs aud
loss of life 20 cattle, horses &c. large tree, three
feet 10 diameter at the but,, standing on the farm OF
o. LsplaDd esq was struck byghtniog and scattered
in ey.ry direction. Four valuable horses, which were
Standing under the tree, instantly killed and gey
strsr gely piled up 10 heap, one upon another Thers
we've ffe.D or twenty ether hores in the field, ore Of
whom " 40 wounded, tee remainder escaping without
serious Injury but some Of them being score Ied Ths
effects Of the stroke of lightning rensrk able az
the condition of the tree after toe storm showed them
The tree, which was very large oak was shattered
into thousand pieces and scattered over the waOle
field. For distance OF about 80 rods the fragments
were found, varying in szs from small spLters 70
cord word. Large limbs were broken Ike pps-s,ems,
and hurled in ell directions. Detroit Free Press
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THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

A large nesting Of clt Zens of the Seventeeota
Ward was held on Monday evening IN the Mstdouisl
Church in Stanton near Norfolk street, to express
their a. n,men's IN regard 10 the recent expulsion OF
tbe Bible from Public SCHOOLS The meeting was or
sspized by the choice Of the following oihcers:
p,oident-The Rev. d. j. x. BIGELow.
T,es Py,,id1nt.HG.n Foyd VIM A.srfred Jscob NJ PETIT,
SON. Edmund Pnps Darius Ferry, Ehs 3. leher i'ae j. o
yer Isaac Smith, H. Rummss DE- G. C.'f'on' Ahdew ).
Srrre,ari.-wm. A. srnaley, Joseph p Cooper
After few explanatory remarks from the President,
the fIox inc preamble and resolutions read by
MI smalley, and subsequently adopted without DIS
sent: AZ.
,y have pohbed the reading Of the Scripture, In the fgn
sc6oos their jurisdiction, sno have attempted 20
be conducted entirely without lncuicng those universal ana
ign principles OF morality which are taught therein neioe
Re.reS That We as citizens the Seveuts enth WsId with
90; sd 90 dp psS he pursued BY Aforesaid
OF. on this qnes5t as we aye SpnsoI ,s ng sneroa
are cried and the cause Of 200 le par, 1a GS
~tth6es the Illuminating 9h'o ne b''F from the young
Rsored rhs. the exclusion of the Bible from our Public
School. strikes 81 the CDsiaLy morality ARD the ol
s,..em which hve aid viii ultimately tend 70 uue't
ihv,e principles Of civil and re0l liberty 3I winch o:t aneis
all vis ANARCHY aud NfiDELiTY, OF desposn "!Ih
Re,ored That meeting accord their hearty thanks and
. ,eSs mona 10 oss S''S 81 Toe p's
tp peiuoces Of their colleagues snd Al tue ssne nt would
tat rsssicd in every Public School il this city from
wkioh II bas been now expelled
DR.. RLEsE was then lnrodnceu Gnu ohutossen LUG
uee,ing He nstapced the fact that some years since
rbep he visited one OF the Public Schools he discov
cred that ore Of the teachers ian lfshman) was Dis
figured by black eye, which he c'oly explained ~
saving that be got into little difficulty tue night be-
fore iS a saloon. 1t was such teachers who aoq1-
.sced and aided in the exclusion OF the Bible from tue
Pabhc Schools lie believed thst the welfare OF the
people here and tereatter depended upon the Tree
read ng Of GoDs WoRD, aad hoped thst the American
people would fully awaken nov to the malicious meas
ur being taken TO rob them OF that BOOK upon Wacn
III, pin cples of liberty @ere foundeo, ana IN ~hh
their fathers believed AID by which toey lived. lie
ms,snctd the Circumstance OF member OF the Board
OF Education berg recently arrested for attempting 70
commit murder in a &C, of III Iepute, and asked
whether the people would ntiust their noble school
tystem 10 the bands Of such characters He believed
the n medy should be pc ,ceshle onest the ballot
box by elec,pg no one 10 say school Office not entirely
asaffed by edncsiion and morals, end fully alive TO
the actual necessity Of the BILE IN the Publ Schoois
WV. ID. MURPHY Of the Seventh Ward Col. SHow
and Gen. FLOYD folio sed in remarks similar In pIr-
pert, after which the meeting adjourned.
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place spi are Yeceiv ~ humsDs trss'mert 81 .he
hsnd- Of Gen. Vidsurr- The c,mnaaser Of The Re-
sct;ops, forces a. Z,esfecss Gen. Slero, vita three
or four Others Of the lesdsrs, were shot By Gen.
Zaszus. or the 30th III. II IS ssd tns &c offer o.;
$50 Coo was made for the lie OF Gen. dice-o, bat
tba; Zlszua demanded the surrender of San L1s IN
addition.
Zuszua seems . be operating sgairs; the latter
city. We have sen prvs.s letter from az Amer
csb in I,ca.4cas-s Mr.. Knoal-conlrm,ng the news
heretofore published by Es. He says THAI after t1e
del.s. of Parrodi by Osoos the former resigned hs
coumano AID bss retired 10 private life Jni. would
tend 10 confirm :he opinion OF Gsn Csrav. 81, wlo 10
bus retirement &: CsmsrG0 dspEeca'ec the sect Oh OF
Cen Perrod and fjretold ths- he wocld never LEAD
the Constituticnelists 70 s1ccess. The Iesu. has
proved that the General vas coireC..
With O.. immediate neiSA bors % TsmaulPa taa
erthusissu ls2s rot a. al. Toe recsnt reverse =.
Tampico seems u hive DsiIed Rev zssl snd energy
mo iu.m. Ma.enoros has raj ed IeG.es and dis
ustcf ed tenn 10 tle Of acton aud un Ter
s,aLd eli the frontier 10 Ens have doae toe sane.
In our Spanish paper pub.h tia addresses Of two
OF their leader,-Cc Cspi-tran and Geo. Carve j3l.
We learn that Col Guadalupe Garcia has also
issued sn address 70 the soldiers Of his command.
fee ing of rever pc seem. % be snimatIos them.
Fr N Tsmpico We learn that Col. Blrbersna, sp-
preaching from the south had attacked s1d carried Dy
orm the principal fort the south OF Tanpico, but
had subsequently abandoned 1t. i ae ioEcss OK the
Liberals under Gov Cara, seem - be concentrating
at Victoria, the cepitsl of Tsnsulipss WHITTIER, We
have lust leaned W. NdaurIi has sen: reinforce
thought that Tampco will be left 10 take cs-e OF itself
for the f1ture-the Liberahss contentng them-elves
with kind Of guerreEs warfare around ~ eGttiog on
It's commerce. while the msin body OF their forces VII
operate with Vdsurr in the interior.
The Flag Of the 10Th ult. Contains the following
letter fom Col. Lockrijge:
BsowNsvrIrr, faxss My IS 1885.
FpiroR AMERICA FLAG-My has been called 70 .
childish snd .JcOp anti card Of HInnins.:n Published 10
the papers Of The rh lust IL this Is TIE only rePy
he desires my letter Of the 29h Of Ap wh;h was
published IN, Flag and other journals OF This SAFE will %.
sgsin notice any publication he mey hereafter
make In charged him sth having made statements
70 Gen Vidann that base malicious aud eondrdy J0ie
hoods pronounce him 20 be lr 'oTnd'e and
low, dirty puppy. .,,,, A.. T.,
known hoI orabe can pay no further Snon 20
will nevertheless the night - post b. n as
In and rs New York early day
conclusion this ia LAST notice Of c. T. Henninsen,
will 10 public tba. be every dpoti avoid
me- be would have visited Monterey and returned Via
vron Indianola Corpus Christi aod Laredo osesd of
Ing thoush Brownsville which is the nearest and most dire:
MohteIy aud al which place he inew me to be- BY
,yus this notice in your next issue, you will obige
e-e Yours respectfully, s. A. LOCRRi0GE
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FARMERS CLUE.

r. "a. Editor J 7as N " Tytoss~
SIN. In the proceedings Of the Farrer.' Club this
,n.,n;nc pndsr the head Of "FIlteriog Water" an
reported Us ,s,iDg could by liberation make hard
waite, soft. Every one should know that the carbonate
Of lime ia held in solution by equivalent Of carbonic
sea gas, ard can no. be removed by ftsrng. must
have ben mi,spprebended. only said that rain,
river or other SOFT water 10 ma tor how impure, by
the use Of csrbtn prepared coAD 10 propsiy coz
struct.d filter would be rendered free from all foreign
nstter, gs,es, color or smell aud that my liter was
particularly adapted to al family uses, by oeIog port
ase aud having capacity, convenience durability ana
eAtspptss over otnt known Also TIA. ts con-taot
for long series Of yssrs had established reputa-
ten Is being fully adapted 10 the purposes Intended
John KEDZIE-
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THE FACTS IN THE CASE.

The Republicans Of high Henry, the banner Re.
publican county OF lows, held Convention at Hount
Pleasant ON the 10Th ut. 10 chosse Dsegstss 10 their
Congressional Convention. 10 contemplating the pres-
ent political Aspects they, with Western frsnkness,
say:
.Du,ing much Of the pat Elk months, we have be-
he'd conflict unparalleled In tissceDess, waged by
ire champions OF Justce and Freedom LED on by
Sevsrd Douglas Crttenden and tner nooie cOmpsers
on one ,ide and tie cohorts Of osthsons fraud add
shaneleis despo;lIn, sustained by the Chef Mag 3
tate Of tie Republic the other eide. In the hight
of this mighty struggle We have seep with i0dgns-
top. the power and patronage Of the Government
pYostitu.ed to eeduce and corrupt the yena sad 70
strlke down life hpg Democrats Who would not bow
10 the dictAtion Of base-pindsd cespot. AID it 10
cheering to perceive IN sps OF al the nearious vilss
Of false Executive, during which the intelligence
try sgor lied with hope and fear tbes the rse spirit Vt
the nation IL uncon9uersd, aud uncoatrollabie.
"The Lecomp,on ssiadle has proved to- rnonstr3us
in ell tia 10 most stroeious sad de.estsbe snong de-
cent people 10 be tolerated by Dsusc,stc seryilty
Il hes not only dsgusted every honss cuzec Of the
country, but has at last AROUSED the sbhofrrnce o.,
.uch men az Douglas, Walker, Stanton, Fornsy, ana
even OF Strngfeow And get IKE pleasure in rec nd
ing the amoet universal revolt Of the DE- noefacy OF
Iowa sgeLst iecreant President, aided oy .se 'eip'
Calhoun aad his scouldrel c.ew CT L-conp,ohseae.
Heie in Henry Co1n.y, we Tejoiee 70 say s
know Of one VINO voted for Bushanso, wnoee 'n.en
has sot beer turned by t1e hAssous " ,Sso'
upon the loEg oppressed and oansged pe.ps "a hsa-
cas- an sbborred ard hated Ctnssatntor cosc>fei oy
presuOptuous gang OF selfsppoirtsd b'rder rahshr.
We are ecu div glad &c ind ,ha the drty
ketehed by Ess.sh. Sc phsDs ean tfeen, VIZ %"
sra ,imi's' d.si,n b~itisS n" Fee --ItsDs -
~ Io~~- ssS
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eta WITH lite MI
"a

submit to the yoke OF bridge meet. With little m'rs
layCr .
In view of these things, yhS Se Ne 20 tkak CT
those who I'll, cling 20 the goo ny i)rtunss sid coo
time 10 sustain the wicked schemes OF az ra3nnn-
pleo Executive In our opinion, there IL no, to-1sy
70 81 Cbrislepdom political organization - bottle
10 tire rights Of human nature 10 the deyebpmeo. Of
republican IDEAS to the general progress OF tas auuian
rsce az the Lecoppton portion OF the Denlocr.s.c
party. There is 10. party, even IN span, Rdss's,
- s,,,s ,hn, dars ia The face Of the civilized world
bI,zop is banners with doctrines 80 hcstie % the
rights OF mar SO repuls:ve 70 reason and d.tcs, -
are svo$ec and upheld BY the supporters OF the pres
sIt Aininstrs' ior,"
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FRos TBxAs.-By the arrival Of the steamship
Mexico al EewO,leans, we have dates from Calves
ton 10 the I'd inst
The tews OF q fight between the Rangers and the
Ipsisrs, which We plblished q day or two since, is
confirmed The Gslveston papers contain the official
accounts FROM Captains Ford and Nelson, who, with
force Of only two hundred snr fifteen Rsnge,s sod
friendly indians, have made an expedition in,o the
heayt OF the wilderness The ecsl reports show IN It
sevepty.s1 Inoisns were killed in two epgsg -msn,s
eighteen made prisoners and that only ;so Of their
force fell on The fe3 Of bste. The forces Of the
Hy u 4sle 81: CGcrcSs. amcq1it !. - TI. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

The Newport Mercury, published at Newport, Rhode
Island completed the huudredth year of its existence
last Saturday, the first number of that journal having
been issued June l2, 1853. II was founded by James
Franklin, and his press-the one Oh which he and his
your ger brother, DIR. Benjamin Franklin, so often
woIktd-has remained in the Office to the present day,
a venerable relic. The Mercury was sterwGd pub
lshed excessively by Mrs Ann Franklin, the mother
of James and Benjamin by Samuel Hall, who
married her daughter by solomon South ick,
& John II. Barber, John IL. Barber 4 Son,
ard William L,e Barber, who died in 1891. Inc
present publishers are +. A. Pratt a Go. Tney
st.reotypsd circulation on the centennial a9oly D
sary OF ihe Mercury, ia ,sime Of its issue Tor De-
ce1ber 10, ,75S-the earliest perfect punber IN their
possession. 1t is dipgy little sheet, about 1Il2
pctes The contents ae letters from London descrip-
tive of the tnen dton of political aft airs 10 Europe
short essay agriculture; An account OF the tak1s
Of Fot Duo desGe fou tne French in November l'JS;
sixteen ordinary advertisement and one special no,
tee inserted most conspicuousy across tbs editorial
page, to wit: Any person who plays well on Nio-
q n on application 20 the Printer hereof, may be IN
formed wneIe he will NEE. with proper Enc )urage-
"ment," Com. Advertiser.
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country is described IS very fire. Hs,d wood ridges
Ard email pr.i-iss predomna.e and Mr. 6. urges tha,
the tract Of country in OF the village OF s.. Mary
bounded on TIE west by Bst,hee vans bay, snd On
the eastward By Msssssge River, should b, a'st
veyed and offered for se.:iemeo'.
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three br,drs3. Tee captured GIMP had seventy
lodges and fIes. The other party numbered ever
bundre3. A Mexican boy, who WAS taken priso1sr,
Informed Capt Ford tSst the Conan,hes we're dryi,r
and hacking meat for 9 campaign against the whites
and Reserve Inoisrs
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We are irdebted 20 Parser Pos,, Of the xsazsh.P
Huntsville, fvr Savannah papers. 81

rWos.. H. BooIH Co. No Greene esse. sppssts f~n.
p~-.nce Hail. Assu.s fog he Ne u 1ns fnsvss =
fsEsTos. ". J.
- r"''V z. =; sgsns Ia Ss.fsr', T. T., a. 'As - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

NoNIsATIoS FOR GovERsoR.-7he BrochPor ne
public places the rsme OF Henry r. Selden a. tae
head Of its columns candidate for Governor, and
ACCOMPANY led this expression OF its preference with
lust tribute to the worth and abilities of our d,tn-
eushed fellow-ctzen. Gov. Selden was nominated IN
1856 for the office he COW holds, much against bis per-
SOL al wishes and has discharged the duties thus de-
yolyed upon him WITH eminent ability, usefulness AMI
integrity. Ii ne can be prevailed upoa To accept tae
office OF Governor the people of thu ate viii bs to-
tunate 10 securing him for tneh Clisf Aagstrsts'
We speak without authority in saying that We have
10 dou ut il the nomination Is ten1ered to Gov. SCI
den, he will accept It, il a. all, with extreme reiuc
tance Ana yet 1t IL jas. such men whom the people
son etimes seek out snd delight To honor. In the
event of his Nomination aad acceptance, va csa
safe promise Republican friends elsewhere such
a majority for him they ars not accustomed 10 near
ol in this and other western counties.
We saw it announced some time sncs In an east
GIN paper that Gov Selden would not give ms consent
TO The pro2o.d use Of his meme, sDd # he has been
approached upon the subject e. all there ID 40 DOUBT
that such would be bis reply. lie is not "a Once,
seeker anG his whole life has shown tina. he preferred
private to public staten. Hitherto he has only
Welded to the opportunity of friends who respsc,e1
his abilities and bis stern honesty and II he accepts
NJ e in future il will be cease 1t comes 10 MIN III
wsy which makes It a. once honorable to accept and
bare - refuse. lhoches'er boHooia''
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Nfm Publications.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
j THIS DAY PUBLISHED the JUNE NUMBER Of
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ILL sTRATRD RAILWAY GUIDE

p LE T N s.
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out United Slater and The Csnsdss their distances
OR TsKsr sTrrLPL.rr MAP representing the Railways in
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4 NEW BOOK of TRAVEL.
n Now Ready:

THE PARA PA T. IS.
B.irs account % q Tour thr,lsh
FRANCE. EGYPT and kruIDe!A
By Gsr Legb.os Di;~o su'h0f Of Cifcssss; Ior -
The CAgcasus" &c.
Ore vol cap svO Prize n paps IN 30 oladiaf -
HI. rsfAiys is 10 fGc psrtcoiosef wea vi q4aC, anc
.y.ous u,s,res fjr sded ~ eunrS I'D un Seuied
..s,cb he has gathered from tn mo- oas;ure
80 Wv nd ,cat,es p'oassly 1Ons 'he path Of hi.
tnys Scare, remarkable ohee ~ deer bed "its"u' ure
ii o, b, as.o that hsSr cuns about tsom nie
,. "a che p.utisrt brilliant. pctiresq.- stys Of the
'A''' JASON BROTHERS Rnblish~rs
NSx Zoe ed lle 0ssSee n Y.
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CENTRAL PARK NOTICE.-PROPOsAL

~ supplying oHAlNIN0 TILE the Central Psrh
eived the office Of the Architect Of the Park
9Th sy and 7sth1.t., until June 1883 al 2o'eock
The ComnsoDes tho right 10 reject at prono-
IL sactOTy Propossls mDst be- accompanied By nos
less than Of e.ch Size " tide and Of th
collars for them and manufacturers must be- pr,psd
furnish required thousand II each sise brs
June H 1883 which shall not be inferior " the SAMPLES pre-
ssDt.d
The die delivered whenever required ny
csips'h Park below 26th fast they may
wanted for the The whole amount 20 be delivered be-
fore August Is, 1859.
All Of the tile aad collars wi be ected to inspection 1~r
tbs sys aud good the samples accompanying
the opo, ais they will be rejected The price oven NIT -
for J. 60 feet.
The cosrs must be inches wide separate from the No,
inch ~ias beyond the end Of ILe tile proper connected
with IL.
Ifcircul patterns Of tile offered the collars and
them Il other patterns the collars hs top,
least part the sides below hs spring of the sch IN
fitting tile The required for
present sss,on will BE- - follow
10000 with en- oTihce Of II ,qu.rs inches
l25, 600 With a orihce Of square inches.
5000 with q office of square inches.
1910 with an oIibce OF sqnue inches
10 eco with an orifce Of square Inches.
1000 with orihce Of square inches
And Al equal lumber u collars for ssch slx.
NoTg proposed that the tile should BE- tub1s sad tnst
they should BE- delivered The Park proposals complying
with these conditions will be considsred
will BE- allowed msauae,gre the tile The
groure they wish In they should do such I'D
fuel the PAX affords would De- sced a. their disposal
FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED,
Eew-Yorh, Nay n. 1888. Archi,sc,in Ckisk
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A GREAT CHANCE to an ENTERPRIsIyG

A MAN-Warted PARTNER, In a lucrative MANUFAC-
TURING and COMMISSION BUSINESS. The domestic
affairs # the present proprietor call him 10 Europa
char will bs offered to young energetic and ensrprspG
able command ECO TO 500 No oabsrs nee sppy.
The fullest formation viii be furnished In refd 70 tbs ban.
Address sppoini interview, r. II Box Nc III
Ttihu
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7 EASE Of COAL LANDS at SCRANTON, Pa.


~ The socsm and Stafford Meadow Companies VA ressivs
proposals 70 sne their lands H. nine parallel rectangular
not Of sbou. 100 serss seh fr term Of year. E.ss
kssee 70 have the privilege Of working either a hs sssns
vsn, espns the cry plot where he sig lo.er vsa' sey
vl Be worked. Aso they TO make eli mpsoye@sn1 tAsR
and each than - 90
The rental be 30 Cor 80 900 t2ns and 1n1sr Nd -
cents per tln for al shove this auson y.
Also will b. sssed on Hber terms the eslebsse Ion Ore
Bed 1t the extremity Of the property cov,rDs sooet Sfss
railway from which leads directly 70 ss .oes1,s q s5e ,e,ces
sou,h east corner Of Sd snc Wslnntss, Philsdlpha
MACHINERY-For SALE-A WOOD
wi holding MACHINE IL 10 ps>nted lifted 70 cut
fur .,5s ~d for Of and vi Be sold . bsrskn.
Ipoulrs Of W. g. CONAST, No. % Deys,
PURCHASERS WANTED for STATE, COUN-
4 TY AZ TOWN RIGHTS In u tue best PATENTS
ever ofsrsd the public To oca:ed wios
Ne 90 sny city this Opportunity whh can.
| BE- ,aused invested very r~azeI
II rauirrs cspissl larry the BUSINESS and NOT
wealthy q psope your custonefa Address OSMAN
Boz IA Tribune Ofiss.
TT,HE RIGHT 10 manufacture a material. with
Il MACHINERY both pssn,edj proved .ubst:ss.s sr
ptIce which must b psed BY every family the cogr.
Breos, for for $3s t 10 believed t6rs
sssf en-, vii Be isszd ths frs. yerl Othes pses pspsr
uep &c p ls,ol. Address nc.osns sssmp fos repiy)
T. .. WAsHDURN JsnsssA L
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IN D.-MANUTACTURING

PROPERTY for sALEAn the rea and p-rsos prop.rfy
ssy belonging the W1d Misunderstanding Company oonasanG
Of brick Cotton Faeory containing machinery r Ia sn-
die. Of The newest construction Counting and Cloth Rom 3D.
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other buildings ADO, branch Railroad. eostk,
eooreo,iDs With The Western Raros Wstr power sAsq9sls
b 0o srfDdles With substantial dana and camel ss1 0o
Land lying both ss the Copee River Ia Tovns
Of Springfield Cheopss An1 Ladlov Yor further mfornsson
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4 MAGNIFICENT VARIETY
N OF NEW AND SPLENDID MANTILLAA
WILL BE OPENED THIS WEEK,
AT BULPIN'S NEW STORE,
No. Ais BROADWAY,
20 sle7ant fopp, I'D CIc lagsf Al -lh. f--s- 40
20 era superior Do, at Sir
10 very richly trim med do at Sic.
One thousand French Lace Points.
Fisbt hundred French Lsce Shawls Volan.e,
are also added 10 the lllsction.
FIXED PRICE STRICTLY OBSERVED.
Al articles at very email profit,
Especially this present season,
IN ORDER TO STIR TaE TiMEs.
GEO BULPIN
No. AS Broad~ay
Braodreth Bidding