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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
THE PHYSIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY Oh
ALCOHOLIC STIMCLANTS.

On Thursday evening the Rev. = P. PAT dehV-
cred q lecture Oh the Physology and Psycho.ogy sf
Acoholc Sumulsp:s, for the bepe6t Of the NsthG
Bangs Mission Church, in the Washington-sverue
Methods, Episcopal Church, in Brookiyn.
He eonnenced by stating that il was q Common
say ing tba, the word was made for man. Wheher,
IN the strict sens this true or not, there were
certainly mutual adaptations which proved sou.tning
ucre than casual connections o. accidental r'ssilons
Nature abouudtd with substances calculated 20 nou'-
i.b ard build Up the system wasted by the seavItles
Of h.e lust a. the human frame tseh wsshAeo Win
organs desgred to transform those uesaner INTO the
putrtiye supporters Of animal existence. vas only
the organized portions Of matter, however! ths: Wa
capable Of this transformation. Tie inorganic Or
mineral kingdom might furnish the tssls Of Vege-
table life, b.: :; was only tae Ory.nzed vegetable
Kingdom tha; furnished the cement. . animal susie
usrce. All vegetables were CONDENSED snd soiidhed
cases. viz: carbon, oxygen, hydrOssn and n..Tosen
TIE alirneutsry principles Of food acre CIV 1ei INTO
two classes: l. NOn-nitros substances; SEro-
gerzed substances. The last OF t1ese on y formed
atsh The rst were only eieuiea.s OF respiration, 20
be banned for ANIMAL bea,.
TIE kc.urer proceeded 10 renew the human frsrae
AID for the sake Of making hls argu zien,s plan 20
syery conprshers;or .reatei i simply Sc hving
usc6rp,-a s<ffeedng and self moving machine.
The ..sSss cseresGi Of tie heart, he Aseres, veins
and urg gs; ihe s.,nseh, kve- sd asnen,szy esLal;
he Ian asa berJes Of serss.Sg, Ard potson, were
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
BOARD OF COUNCHNEN

FRIp,Y. March The Board met at o'clock,
the President, Mr.. HiswELL, in the Chair
The foil, wing business was transacted;
p1tt,o1s-Of owners OF property in Allen street for
A sewer between Stanton and Houston streets' ot
owners of property in Forty-ninth street TOT se"e'
between Second and Third avenues. ReierTeo.
Lfeisl1fion az ABdRy affecting ne CHy.-Ine Com'
m.ee on Law Department reported upon the suuJect
of the legislation at Albany in relation TO the city, in
accordance with the Message of the Mayor Appended
10 the report was the following resolution, winch tue
Committee recommended for adoption:
RolreG That tie Coun-,l the Ctrpoon Of he Cry Of
b. and be j. hereby drc:ee % draw p w,ao i dtsy
tes, sgGnst The passage any bill bills II purely oca
character respects til. city without t same ee .pPed ot OF
iial pubEs reason. require o,herwise. Adopts1
Hidening Redde street.-The Committee on Streets
reported that there%as no action iequired upon the
subject OF the petition suspend the widening Reade
street. Adopted.
M Barrars D0nGtion.-The Committee on FL
nance reported in favor OF concunng with the A,ier
men in the disposition Of the donation of Ses T. Bur
rows of $500 TO the poor of New York. Adopted.
Pacing Netc. .BoHery.-The Committee on Streets
reported favor of awarding the coLtract for paving
the New. Bowesy to John b; horrel. Lad over:
CLEANING Sfr.ets.-The Committee on Streets, TO
whom was referred the subject Of cleaning the streets
Of the city, reported in favor Of letting out the clean
ing of the streets Of the city under general contract
for five years. The following resolution was appended
Ras Th.; the City Inspector b. aad he hereby author.
1e4 and directed 20 sdyeTti.e fo Pops .: Hos tas 'eG
specifications 70 The Common Council for confirmation
Adopted.
D,afI Of Com. PeTry.-A message was received
from Mayor Tiemann announcing the death OF Com.
Perry and suggesting that the Common Council take
such scton would suitably testify the public sorrow
Committee, eonssting Of Messrs. Aieu!er1s,
Cross. Van Tine, Biekford and Webb. vas appointed
to make tie Lecesssry arrangements in relation TO a.
tepdipg the funeral of the deceased.
Pay ot the Common C0unci!.-Ihe question OF tue
pay Of the Common Council came up for considers
tic d. After dscusson, in which several OK the
members stated that unles they be paid 81 900 each
the city might be deprived Of their valuable services,
it was passed, over Msyor Tenants veto by vote
Of lSto 3-Messrs. Webb, Ross and Gslpin voting In
the negative.
Having done their part toward securing an increase
Of salaries. and the business Of the evening being
completed the Board adjourned, cut Of respect to the
memory OF Com. Perry, 10 meet on Monday next IN
their new chamber.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Hioiy IrelsEd By Thomas Moore esq vols svo ID
ward Dupssn Brother.
The American Educational Yearbook for las Boston Jsnes
Robinson 4 CO.
Orientsl and Western Siberia By Thomas william Ak:ason
$50. pp. $50 Hsrper Brotters.
The WORKS Of Tsctus THE Oxford Translation Revised With
Notes) vols limo. The Sspe.
The English LnEusge in ts Eemen and Forms By WEsu
c. Fowler. l.mo pp. 5sl. The Same
Elementary Gsrmsu Reader By the Rev L. W. Heydeneeh
l2rno. DO. l6i. d Appleton Co.
Abds Debstes Of Congress Vol W. avo 7f Tia
Same
Prscpe. sceree. By H. C. Carey. svO pp i74 J.
b Lipyincotf l. Co.
New Methpd Of Learning the German LangAre. By W ".
Woodbury.. limo pp. 81 Iyisop PhinD-y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

Al right We are much obliged by this admoni-
ton, 10 which We shall pay all the regard it de'erve'
But We may be allowed to suggest that Mr.. Wood
ought TO take his friends in proper order Before
he sues the proprietOrs Of THE TRIBUNE, let him
first prosecute Mr. E. Z. Marvine. When be has
go. swinging verdict against that gentleman, he
can perhaps undertake our case with greater ad-
vantage
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Successors ~ oN.
lNarsi 5 lSSS.

Reuarks-"T." is correct in saying tha: the Con-
.,,u,on orbds the taking effect of such an increase Of
salaries as Dr. B. proposes during the official term o:
those in place when it ' enacted hehce il IS clear tina:
tie presen. State ocers do not expect to double their
salaries during this year next. But very fair
nre.ump,iou that these lucky ineumbents do Do, e1-
pe, to retire at the earliest possible moment; 20 that
thew have very clearly contingent interest in the
passage OF Brandre,hs bill. Does any one believe
tbs, !, has been framed and submitted without consult
ipe them, Or tha; they or most Of them are DO, de-
.rous of its passage Who but the rifuly blind can
fail to understand ths this biz has hackers behini DIR.
Brspdretb, and that those becker. lor some Of them
expect to be personally benefited b. IL We eherish
no doub, on the subject And, having none We choose
70 look bevond the instrument 20 the principals and
bold them 10 jus, accountability. When the saLsries
of high officers Cf s:a,e are doubled IN opposition 70
their own y.sbss Tie AL<rpisIn I'll Be 9: xas. kAS
tnislel. ga
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

PHlLHARsosIc SocIETY-The third concert Of the
present takes place ths evening at the Academy
ofMusic. Madame dApgr Mr.. William Mason lpisnei,
and J Kiefer csrionet, viii assist this occasion.
The orchestra pieces to be performed are symphony
by Ferdinand HiTer; "Coriolanus" overture BY
Beethoven, and the overture TO Faust BY Lind
painter. Conductor, Mr.. Theo. Eisfeld.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
STATE SALARIES.
MIR. BRANDRETHS BILL.

To tie Edrc~ y The y. u IrNeaSe
SIR: In your editorial remarks this morning upon
Senator BrsDdretts bill relative 10 the salaries OF
State oifcers, you change AeSsrs Tucker, Church,
"vsrderpoel, Tremain, Jsyoo1r and others WHOM
you choose, without authority, to consider the
oricina,ors Of the MEASURE with going IN icr
doubling their Own salaries. You DO injustice
both TO them and to senator Brandrsth BY consult
inc the S;s;e Constitution you will find that the
salaries of State officers oaRaot be increased during
their respective terms Of office. And by consulting
senator B,andleths bill you will and thai it drs
in strict sccordarce with the Constitution, since il
does not by lis terms propose TO raise the salaries Of
Ne..rs. King. Seamsu, Tucker, Church, Vsndsrpcel
Iremsn, Benton and others but the salaries Of her
successors n efot. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
CITY ITEMS.

Winter is here in earne.t. March comes in Ike 8
very large and savage GOn and according to the old
ssw sbould go out ike very small and mesk lamb.
Yes rday wss the most nclement day Of the season,
ard up TO midnigh: there statement Of the
verify. Il GEAR day, but windy and coil that
the sun could make no impression upon the ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
polRD OE ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY, March 5.-Ite Deatk Of CoEHod0Te P5T-
rv.-Msyor Tiemsnn called Special Session OF the
Aldermen. Aid. Ws TUCKER TOOK the chsr put
onorum not being present the Board declared I'D
iourued 70 Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
dir have been csr.ed of TO The dumping grOunds ~
now the cold weather h~ stopped opersasas, IA:
sxxnrm d.ys viii sec ire . clean street.

uxxx,oc CT SryyHIx-The following hymn 1.
- a. N. Grand Concert 10 be given on szss,
.vs,inv p.,t AZ 81. Stephens Church, Twen.y-igiA
.,,s., The music has been composed expressly n
a.. oo...;ou bv the talented Maestro, Sno; Aha,
rsoss srErasO.
Nv rAL kEy os. CUMMINGS.
s:.sg!s,. sst g.s'fG 81 ss.S gesS' y.s.sls, .s,,''
Ts:. plasso seh primo mel eieS
Gepts u8svsin m orss nove0'
rh- fTs ,rs.e Pess4i = rsnu
De re5erti q tures esesHo-
ch,,,o hun. Ss.F .l,o di.o>rIs
BLsnAndo 81 yol,o = 9n.l 20
CHE q copa Del popoi q DO
R.prenSevs ca .sHio ant r'sef'
scvo ysns ae ci.lS e prove
sovr. 0 oapo del siasto che Hoor
Y.s rlan-o. &c.
E,eo tin.. { il ssnsue ls Hols
Che q bells % spess 81 ths'"'
agn ipno di senid rss'o n
B.ne1iee ] rsoEto sisoof.
sorr., VIOLA ali .lris-,H'o trOno
Inrlorznao a. jslt;o psrdcno
IL sccsrt ii pace, d'Aas0r
Fate pAa.o, &c.
T.p,a,on Of Ii. foregoing BY M Beta N'' AnEaC L.ss
CHORUS.
All hail 20 the fearless Champion
Who the marty re crown hFs: wore
Who fr-t 10 the Courts Of Heaven
The palm of the martyr bore
From the shores Of this vast New World
Let Us raise the scored song,
Which resounds through the Ages psst
Which the future shall prolong.
SOLO.
On the brow OF the youthful saint
There streams g heavenly hight
As his word. of stern rebuke
Are spoken with fearful might.
But vain is the smile of Heaven,
The prophetic words are in van;
A shower Of stones is hurled,
And the man Of God Is slain.
cHoRCs.
AL hail, &c.
SOLO.
10, the stole OF the bride Of Christ
Wears deep and cIimfon STAN,
And the hymn TO her risen Lord
Is ssddened with notes Of pam.
But the martyrs dying breath,
AZ il floats through the air above,
Impores mercy FOR his foes
In the tones of peace end love.
CHORUS.
AL hail, ac-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

fAvIGATIoS OK The HrDsos RvER.-The steamer
Edwin, which, during the Summer, Piled between ths
city sDd Sysck, has been re6t.ed ss en- ice-boa, and
sgsn placed on the route, extending her tips to
Ha'ers,raw, touching at al importsn; intermediate
places.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

Judge J. W. Borden, Of Fort Wayne, Ind, -si.s to-
day in the Moses Taylor with bis family. He goes out
L. s. Commissioner TO the-Aawaan Islands.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

Mr.. Henry Wentworth Monk, author Of new sy-tem
OF interpreting the book Of Revelations viii lecture at
Botanic Hall, a, O'Clock on WedDe day evening bext.
Subject: God and Man"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

qsestion ie vhe:ber, according 20 Husness nT"Dvo
tse e'uppty shan BE - hedEss . b.
fair regu,ar and e1usl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

REsPEcT TO rHE MEMORY or CoNMoDoRL PrERY.
The Municipal national colors the City Hal snd
other pubic buildings and the shppisg in the hsr-
Dor we're at hsfmast yesterday, in respect 10 the
memory OF Commodore Perry. The violence Of the
viDd has tom the City Hall aags ahnos. 70 .hred..
The funeral Of the Commodore viii take place from
bis lse residence, No. IS Wes. Thiay..eeond .,-ee.
a; 3! o'clock and a, St. Marks Church at this after.
noon.
In token of their appreciation Of the eminent publ
services and the private worth Of the decea-ed the
Common Council viii atteDd he funeral in a boiv.
The Chamber Of Commerce have sso resolved 70 a..
tend the funeral IN body, mark Of their appreca.
ton ofthe service. performed by the deceased for the
advantage Of American commerce in Japan and else.
where.
Bngadier General Han VII detail the Seventh Req.
nent 70 act funeral escort upon the occasion The
officers Of the Division Tot Oh duty are reose-.ed 70
meet at the Assembly Rooms in Thiry-.econd street.
few doors west Of Fourth avenue, in fall uniform
with the usual badges Of mourning for the purpose Of
uniting II the funeral procession.
The Brcsdwsy Association make prasewor.hy efforts
20 o.an the gres: horoughfsre Ever since the frs,
srow there las been an embargo laid upon the ma
chine. :hA; were Voc: 70 rumble Up and down the
street every night Mr.. smith the contractor is anx
ious 10 put them in motion again, and Is naturally Dis
,ressed at the de,ercined refusal Of the snow and zoe
n me rusdwsy TO melt. Near hundred bushels Of
sal, or less, have been Gown TO good purpose;
bl: S; IS: ;be Association sDd their contractor have de-
tsrured to frsh the job ~i,bou. ;he all Of q thaw.
Por several nights, nsmbers Of worknen with carr
have sess erpeyed, and msny bs4s Of ce, srox ana
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

hovsn died on the 2l-s u, sged 50 years. Mr.. Coo
erAover wa. descended from cur Oldest Dv.sh Es1'-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

The examination In the libel case Of Bu.;esa ssast
oeff was concluded yesterday morning before Jus.cs
Quaekehoush, at he jefferson Market PoE,s COrr
ne magistrate decided to hold the secasei and sesi
The papers 10 the Sessions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

The young ladies' Of two Of the bes; schsos Of ~
city are expressing their n,sre.; BY sewing ios ~
Chic rens Hospital, and helping to provide sheet. s.l
pilow-cases.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

Hyxy TO ST. SrrTHTS.-The following hymn = !,
he an, a. the Grand Concert 10 be gwen on sas,
sveripr p.,t At 81. Stephen. Church, Twen.y~iyia
street. The music hs been composed eip'~sg n
mi. occasion BY the talented Maestro, Ssn' Ai,ts
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FIrc Thonrnnd DoIInr. Isrrnrd.

w friends OF Mr.. WILLIAM VO6EI., for any infOr-
nation that Lad 10 ascertain his fate whether alive
Wednesday, the 9th Of January last between and hslf
O'clock and has not been heard Of since lt is
sumed that the his house, lac have lost his
OF the city the levee, and have
fallen into the Mississippi embarked steamboat
vessel and that away from home. among Strangers hs
nay be disabled give infOFn his
eountsnanee indicative Of his origin light blue light
hair rather gray and curly, fair PleiOn beard
in he hit about 1--WE feet ten inches, carries himself
IL dignhed in his department. speaks English French
German, city Of had been resident
Of New Orleans Tor the last tRenyhree He
clad in lht brown frOeeoat dark grey antaioons fine
linen, E gold fancy shirt sleeve buttons Patsnt
leather boots gaer boots snd is thought sk socks
with Colored stripes. He carried in his pocket
English watch, with short gold chain fastened 70 OF
holes Most likely had about hr7 papers
or yistr cards, by which he Eight easily be Identified.
SCHMIDT 4 CO.
apis-1v So 81. Charles street. New Orleans
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a PRosE VERSION OF "BnAHMA."-Emcrson's
poem sBrahma," is regarded by many as non
sense, and it has been ridiculed and parodied
without stint The St Louis Republican has
gone and done it" in prose:
If the scarlet murderOus individual conceive
he kill, or if the assassinated victim imagine he
be slaughtered, their Knowledge is exceedingly
limited of the artful and cunningly -devised meth
DDS maintain and vanish and again change
my direction. Remote or aforementioned, 10
me- is contiguous; darkness of the SUMS inter
ccpted beams and the luminous rays of the god
of day are identical to me, the annihilated del
ties are obviously visible, and consciousness of
guilt and exaltatiOn of rumor are synonymOus--
They do not compute accurately who omit TO
leave me in; / am the means Of their accelera-
ton when they move swiftly through the air;
l am the fuctuatiug state of opinion and the du-
bious individual, and the sacred musical conf
position rehcarsed in numbers by the Pagan
Hindoo. The powerful and cogent mythology
cal deities long for my habitation, and the con-
sccrated six plus one lnngaish Intellectually but
thou, humble and mild.temered devotee of ben
eficence, discover me and reverse thy rear on
the residence of the celestial gods"
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A SINGING REDrKn-Se Senator Clark, of New
Hampshire, in the course of his speech the 9TH
or day, in addressing himself to the remark of
Mr.. Hammond, of South Caroline, that northern
laborers are slaves, said:
With all due respect to the Senator, say that
they cannot only get dinner, but can give one
to the Senator ifhe wants it. But he would adj
wise the Senator not to talk of mud silIs there,
otherwise five feet ten inches of ground-if that
is the genteman's height-might be his Por-
ton In the Revolutionary war, blacksmith
of New Hampshire gave his services to the
State. His father said to him: ''rhe State is
poor, dor t ask for your money nOw.n And the
the sum due him stands on the record in the
capital of New Hampshire, 50 many pounds, so
many shillings-and his descendants are proud
of that record of his patriotism. Little did the
come into this Senate and hear the Senator from
South Carolina call that father slave! APP
plause
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a WONDERFUL REMEDYl- Mr. B. D. Wood late
Justice of the Peace, East Birmingham. Pa,
says:
81 have been afflicted with disease of the
Stomach, palpitatipn of the heart and nervous
headache, for nearly fifteen years, and have
spent hundreds Of dollars in order to effect
cure, but to no purpose. After using three bot
ties of your Holland BitIers, feel myself entire
ly restored. | can eat aud sleep well and at
tend to my business with pleasure, and would
therefore recommend it to all tioSe who ara
similarly afflicted" See advertisement.
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Fashionable Dancing.

TROPEssOR MILLER will reopen his DaEens Academy
the Washington Hall for the last SESSION OF this
Rr6ay and Saturday April 9TH and iOth for
Ladies, Misses aud Masters from 20 P and for Cen
tlcmen, from TO 10 p NJ, every Friday and Saturday,.
Miller the liberal indueement teach the
reduced price OF $500 pupil for the whole session. For
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MLURE HOUSE.

House to The Shaving Saloon next Bushs Literary De-
pot, under the ALure House, where prepared
70 accommodate and the pubiic
AL the branches Of nv business. RHINEHART GAEs.
S.B-The bHIh been zlIv redttel and
prepared for summer Warm AID cold boths always
readiness. nuS I'm
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"CAN you let me have twenty dollars this
morning to purchase bonnet my dear?"
'By -and-by, my love"
That's what you always say, my dear; but
can buy and buy without money?
The husband handed over
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EMANCIPATION IN MIssouRL-The New Or
leans Crescent comedies that Missouri must be-
come free State in ten years On this subject
it says:
eve have frequently expressed the opinion
in times past, that Missouri was gradually, but
surely, apr oaching condition that would Sc
cure a triumph of the emancipation cause in
that State, and an easy triumph at that. The
period which has elapsed since has confirmed
those opinions; and we now entertain little
doubt that emancipation will succeed in its work
before the expiration of decade. Hemmed in
on the North, East and West by free-soil terri
tory-with slave property becoming daily more
insecure and less valuable for that reason-and
with the extraordinary inducements TO sell
which the high prices of negroes further South
readily command, furnish, it wonld be wonder
FIJI rather than otherwise If the shareholders
there did not dispose of their property and pock-
ct the proceeds, without any regard or care for
its effects upon the existence Of the patriarchal
institution at home. Such is human nature
everywhere.
Missouri is partially freesoilized now, and has
been for time, the St Louis District being
represented in Congress by an open and avowed
Freesoiler-F. P. Blair, Jr,-and there is no
question whatever in the minds of intelligent
ing in all portions of the Commonwealth. About
the time Missouri goes Kentucky and Mary
land will follow suit, and thus the South will
be shorn of three great States-depriyed of three
great frontier bulwarks. And the beauty OF
the thing consists in this: We will have paid
the money TO deprive ourselves of allies, and TO
weaken our own sectionl The profound aoisdoua
Of such policy is SO apparent that he who run
meth may read"
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TELEeKAPmIxG.-Edw Highton, Civil En-
gineer of England, has recently obtained pa
tent for, first, sending Geographic messages
both ways through one and the same wire at
the same instant, without in any way interior
ing with each other; secondly, for preventing
the destruction of wire in the sea or under
ground and thirdly, for mending telegraphic
wire in mid-ocean without raising it out of the
mud. New Geographic instruments have also
been constructed intended for the use of rail-
roads, fire alarms and police stations. The in
strument is fixed in small box provided with a
dial and pointer. Thealphabet is marked on the
dial, and around the latter keys arranged in
circle. \ merit claimed for this invention is
that any person, without previous experience,
can readily forward and receive messages On
touching key, the pointer moves to the cores
ponding letter on the dial The power employ
ed is electricity, and all clock-wOrk machinery
is dispensed with. An ordinary ticket agent,
conductor, or engineer, or any person who can
read, can operate the instrument us readily as an
accomplished telegTapher.
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NOTICE 10 m0usKK ERPKRs.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
ME subscriber takes great pleasure informing his
friends aud the public generally, that he receiving
his SfREHG ST0ck or GOODS, which Is very large
aud embraces the greatest variety offered this
Ny stock consists Ia part, Of eompet- assortinea
Carpets, Rugs, o1 Cloths Wall Paper, WIndoW Shades,
Curtain Danasks Satin Delanes, m Corniees, Curtain
Bands and Pins, Table AMI Piano Covers heF with
great variety OF articles numerous To u-utIon TI,
stock has been selected with great stye ds prize
and do think that that have
not before been offered Ia this city.
Those in want OF Goods IN the House line
please cali at the Old stand No l48, HHufn 81. and
satisfy tens.l that this the place for ood and char
Gooda }. @. HARBOUR,
apps No i4s Main 81.
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New Advertisements.
REMOVAL!
Notice

I>IIE firm OF Hahn salner Co.. is Dissolved by mutual
The business Of the late firm will be settled
WALLACE, whom all bills must be and 10
whom all money due the late firm must be paid.
arrfIT nrCs-1t