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-, MERcANTILE Library LEoruREs.-Rev. Geo.
G. Robinson, Of Union Chapel, will deliver
the next lecture before the Association to-
morrow evening, December 20, at Smith
Nixons Hall. "'.4. '..
The subject is "Every Tab on its own Bot
tOm." npWnTfrlEIf tpUpf+nla
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Be IN TINE.-Msdame Burnett, who now
presides at Burnett's popular confectionery,
at No. 184 Fifth. street, is making extensive
arrangements for New Years Day. She will
have fine array Of all that's attractive in the
confectionery line, and will fill all orders for
private parties or public festivals.
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Dos'T BH TOO LATE.-Are you aware that
Pendery d Co., northwest corner OF Fifth and
Walnut are distributing gratuitously among
their customers two thousand tea cannistersi
Call soon, buy q pound of tea and secure one
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"C0MFoRT." The advertiser who desired
his answer sent TO "Comfoft," through The
.postofioe, will find lumber Of commuuica.
tons for him at PRESS Counting room. g ~
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No. 10 EAST FouRTH.sTREEr.-J. Graf &
Co. sell this morning at ten O'Clock, at No. 10
East Fourth. street, o variety Of mantle clocks,
and some fine guns, 10. IA Y o Z e
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a UCTION sALE.-JACoB GRAFT &
Elegant Mantle Clocks and Fine Guns. wall be sold
at Auction, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Decem-
her 2S at ten o'clock, at No Is East Fourth street,
fourteen very legant Mantle Clocks, with Shades;
twenty Double barrel Guns, some very fine ones.
To be sold In lots to suit purchasers.
deO7 JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer.
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RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE DURING
THE PAST WEEK.--The weekly report of the
Mayors Clerk, Charles s. Belts, to the City
Auditor, shows license receipts during the
week ending yesterday to theamount Of $42--
derived from the following sources:
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NEWPORT NEWS.

WASHINGTON ARTILLERY Con- PAwY.-Th,
members of this company, and all perIons friend!
to Its objects, requested to meet at the Court
house this evening, at seven o'clock, business
Importance will be transacted. II
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qfCTTY N Ews1l

& @-Penny Press to be had every
morning at the Counting-room door.
Only one cent. -aIsgsl eefas 81 pva
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Ds6- Pictures for Ten Cents can be had at
orouch,s Gallery, No. 90 West Foufth.strssth Every
person Is invited to osil shS ses for themselves
ldAgI atpj 80 1tHt hHE
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RIVER NEWS.

The water continued to recede opposite this
port yesterday, but so slowly to cause no uneas-
ness respecting navigation Ice was floating freely
down the river. but the late warm weather has rem
dered It thin and rotten that 1t presents little OPP
position to the steamers, which can get along easily
at present,
The Landing bore an animated appearance yester-
day. The city wharf was lined with boats, the ma.
jority Of them destined for Southern ports. Freghts
are offered In fair quantities, but mostly for the
South, at previous figures.
The weather ia without particular variation from
thatwe have previously noticed-warm and melting
during the day and freezing, though not very cold at
night
The Louisville and 81. Louis mails were behind
time last evening, and up to the hour Of midnight
had not arrived.
STEAMBOAT REGIsTER.
| Switzerland, New Orleans; Madison,
d.; Prieress, Madison; Jacob Strader. Louisville
Virginia Home, Neville.
DEpARruREs Jacob Strader, Louisville; Prioress
Madison; Bostona, Portsmouth; Courier, Wheeling
South America, Pittsburg.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE Cry
DURING TIE PAST WEEK.-From the books in
the Office of the City Auditor We take the fol-
lowing exhibit of the receipts and expendi-
lures Of the city for the week ending on Sat-
urdsy last:
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9sr soxsrHINe NIw.-,rhe new style of
Picture Just introduced by Carpenter at No. 20 West
Fifth.s street, IL all the rage The Diaphanotype is
nusqualed for briiliancy and depth OF tone, They
make very suitable holiday present. tsi
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~ Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ncr of Sixth and Western-row, over HAnnaford's
drug store. Pictures taken and ut In good cases
for twenty CO. to. Warranted 10 please. ,.,4,I
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@r Opera and Bridal Fans.


Pearl Stick, white silk, plain. So .;.l ,4t
PEARL Stick, white silk embroidered;
' Pearl Stick, white silk silvered;
Hfr Pearl Stick, Parchment Painted
Ivory Stick Broad Fam white red blue and pink silk
Ivory Stick silversd, spsnsled, embroidered SILK
Ivory Stick, elegantly painted, silk; 7,t nrltt
.s sandai-wood Stick, broad six, all coiors; ,l.
Hair Pins. blue and gold, coral and gold;
Head Dresses, blue and gold, coral and gold;
2"ol ~ Card Cases, plain and carved pearl shell
pcrte-monnaes with chain, leather, silver, velvet
70. stsreoscopss and Views; 9f ti,w t.lfpn
ga, Steel Bracelets and Brooches; ai l,...
.. Steel Buckles and Slides ....,I
Coral Necklaces and Ties;
' '. t'.'4''- ' DRESS CARRIERS
Just received, a line Of elegant Elastics; ."rk'.
With Bows. Rosettes, and in Embroidery; .n1H
White, Blue, Pink and Crimson Silk; syl i.,'.
Orsb, Lavender, Green and Straw-colored Silk;
l.,,,.., silk, Velvet, Kid, Buckskin and Thread
Is Ladies' Dress eau fait +" without beautiful
Carriers? JOHN u. Park,
"pL N. T.. corner Of Fourth and Walnut-streetS.
del6dF 'uaiys' 'Fl1py,a'i yIr
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-A gentleman and his wife,
- or two single gentleman, ,can be accommodated
with board in q private family at No. 73 George
street. Terms moderate. Z lHr de2sb'
R0ARDING.--Single gentlemen or ladies
NJ OF families can be accommodated with Board
ing, at No. 1879 Sycamore-street. ds27-br
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AssIgpse y.isEs = q smit6 4. driaith.


Terms-All sums under $50, cUyh ySo and inward
note at ninety days. with hYSp SYpSpEEpySd y ;sgnr!y.
ass 90 - 1iss1ss fxSos = sTla AassIdassa A aEs
AUCTION sALE.-BY g. BRA
Main. street: There. siii be Catalogue Sale q q
Boots and Shoes, 70 be sold by Auction, On THURS
DAa, s,spcn DsS; ~ without reserve close supdry
Siansii. 0hi By g. BR1sHESBs %. Sale S to
Torm CASH All HiS goods not squal to sample to be
dsiuGted,. No allowance after three days. de2s
"A UCTaON sALE.--By KELLOGG &
veneers fTURsDXf II III "A 1sfTISS psS
At 24 O'CLOCK, so0o0 feet Rosewood yeneers, 1900
do. Crotch mahogany VeneeTs.
The attention Of the trade is called to thls sale
r The pnan0saay is long and wide crotch ana curl.
The Rosewood superior article.
Is3s 0viz ffs iSar %S.ss
!, AUCTION SALE.-BY H. s. MILES,
tA Sales. s.fooms No. SO Main-strset. .-Sundries at
AHHHMIiSa tS SlSse Son'isnmsntWil Ign q sell on
worth of nne assorted Cold Jewslry. comprising
ags variety thres sets fine stver-plated Tea Sets,
4, Afs0~At Ii O'Clock precisely-lO cases Zip and
Calf Bootsi 70 boxes Pearl Starch J. rs DO. Palm
Soap IS brfs. Smoking Tobacco; 40 DO. Cider Vim.
ssss mats Java 09h'i sai RIisss suetlons.
-
A UCTION SALE.--BY JACOB GRAFT
.fA d OO.-Sales.room No. IS East Fourth.street.
Second and Final Sale Of Oil Paintings. On
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December q, at seven
O'Clock, we will sell in Pixies Opera Building, large
and splendid collection of Oil Paintings, which have
able occasions, in France and Germany during thu
past year, and imported from Europe recently BY Mr..
u. A. Tolman, comprising valuable original pictures
the most celebrated pictures by old masters, now in
the different galleries Of Europe. Among the sub
Historical Subjects. Conversational Pieces, Archi"
ectpra and Street Views In different European Cities
Landscapes, &C., with great variety of size aud
style, subject and nish the whole forming it Is be-
lieved of the best collections ever offered in this
city The attention OF tho lovers Of good pictures In
respectfully invited to this sale.
Gallery open to the public day and evening, from
Monday morning until the time Of sale.
de27 JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer.
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THE EPRESS.
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II you want house, advertise In -
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Ir you want to sell snythins, advertise in
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es- TIE MoDS Thors is nothing like
being In thsmods, for. to be unfashionsble nova
days, when Frisl Mcclure, No. 9s6 walnut-strest
sell the latest styles Of Clothing ehsaply s
tainly unpardonabls. Just examine their superb
stock, .,r,tf. Al, t,r
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METEoRoLoe 0BsRRyArIoNs-For the
Isnny Press, by Henry Ware, Optician, No.
West Fourth.street, December 27. en '' w I
O'clock. Barometer. Thermometer
y aA, h.--.-..."..s....".....2s.6S rNHEv 90
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ES-For Christmas Presents 90 TO Albert
Rosss southwest corner or Eighth street and West
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ms- Strangers and citizens requiring gifts

UsH H-h"A6NNS - ~-~-f'T-T-' 'IlD
and presents, Or moA hep ,omt 81 .i'
r'' Dressing Gases,
Hofl travelling Bags 7'b y''o mH"ve
~ 1ui '1ntf Rich Dress HeirNpins. a1v
'|9uis q - iyo n1om Bich and Beautiful Fans,
iab elodW al ,U nna Shell Combs ul
Elegant Pocket Knives, ,.,, .fT ii.t.,.
Carved Pearl Card-cases,
''3'"' Ai Carved Pearl Porte-monnaes, l""
i' ,eih"t elH A Needle Books and Cases, 'I
.d 90 SO rll3 am1E p -, Furnished Portfolios,
Stool Bracelets, Buckles aud Slides, 3 pr4
uiy stsre0scope, and Views, ,t.s all ..
.di, -e,if.., Ladi, bags and Porte-monnaies'
,....... Ladisa Work-bcxes,
Nh'',"i' ' '""'" "'' Opera. glassss,
Rich and Elegant Garters,r rNGN' 7'l 7'r'
W. IN Beautiful Cabas t0u Ghifa" ur ...v
3 nn usu Beautiful Fans, p nuLtH.u-5H
4 di,s4 DDS 81, Ladies' Dressing Cases.
7mop1t ssrludm II Ladies Wrinne Desks'
Purses. Scissors, Rszors, shawl Pins, Brooches
bracelets, Perfumery, Rouge, Partisan Pearl Drops,
Toilet Powder, Hair Dye, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
Fine Soaps, &C., shonld visit i7i NiAA .t'.
DdDor JOHN D. PARK's Bazaar Of Fancy,
,s = N. d. corner OF Fonrth and Walnut.streets.
ldelldWl J.
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MUSICAL.


pIAN0S AT A SACRIFICE .--From this
a until. the LIST of January, 1850,
l viii sell Pianos for cash only, 81 m5RRBu
prices that will induce any one to
one at present will find that now is
the time to buy. will rent. and let the rent pAy
for the Piano. y. M. MUROH,
No. u West Fourth. street.
The largest stock of Melodeons in the city. de2l
NOV, IF EvER,-As my neighbors are
~ Offering great inducements for
cash, and as L am not willing that fUIs4fM
my friends and customers should
iail to 70 te suited as to price, | would ~
any house in Cincinnati. will still rent, and lot
the rent pay for the Piano, at 6e West ESnrthstrest
Depot for Meladeons and Harmo9isms. de2i
MI AsONIC QUICK STEP, AS PER
1vA- FORMED by Menters Band, with an Msqx
elegant lithograph of the new Masonic kH5,A}
Building. Price 80 cents. Just published &fSSNk
BY J.CHURCH, Jr,, t
de9 So West Eourth.street. '9
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FROM oINorNNArI BRETHREN.

The workmen OF the Temple In Cincinnati to their
brethren in the forests Of Lebanon-greeting; pre-
pare your work as G ala the craftsmen era ot DID, that
sent the impress Of the Grand Master. d II -
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LOST.

n .0ST.--A Pearl Porte -monnaie, containing
AA thirty-sx dollars, some where on Fifth street.
between Western-row and Walnut. street. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving 1t at
this office. s de27bs
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-Two small ROOMS, at No.
n 2s7 Western-row. Inquire on the second floor.
[de25bs1
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FOUND,

EN0U D-A STRAY H0G-The owner
n can have 1t by calling at Patrick Gitisens, In
the Seventeenth Ward, opposite the Catholic Church,
proving property and paying charges. de2sb'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
Jefersou's Birthday.

The Republican Association Of the city Of
Washington. celebrated the birthday Of
Thomas jefferson, on Wednesday evening
at Odd Fellows Hall. There was lar,,
audience in attendance.
The venerable franei, =. Blair presided.
and opened the meeting with an Appropr.
ate an eloquent speech.
The Declaration Of Independence W..
then read. by Major d. b. French, the Pres.
Iden, Of the Association, accompanied by
few pertinent remarks.
Mr.. Blair then introduced 70 the audi.
ence Mr. Daniel u. Goodloe, Of North Car.
olina. who delivered an able aud sloquen,
address. on the life and character of Jear.
son, which was listened to by the audience
with profound attention.
After music by the band, MAJOR French
thanked the audience for their attention,
and dismissed the meeting.
We shall publish the remarks Of Ms'r,.
Blair and Goolloc in full, IN the R'pabli,
Of next week.
Previous TO the meeting. one hundred
guns were fred, in cnmmomontion u the
event celebrated. THE Republic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

REVOLUTION ~ vENEzun Nrr Yor,,
April Is -Adyiccs fromvenezueIa of March
18th, bring detail. u the revolutionary
movements before reported from tia, coan.
try. A general revolution against the Cas-.
,ro government existed a, COro, and cast.
ward from tina, place.
General SA,illy and Zamoro, with the son,
Of Saiillo, were in arms, and Zimore had
defeated the forces 81 the government in
hattie near Porto Cabcllo. Ilo was march.
ing again., valeneii.
President Castro had eallOl Gen. parr 10.
to active service. and ho was entrusted With
the defense Of Caroboro, the Some Il the
last great battle with Spain, and Of Pael,
splendid cavalry charge.
Official correspondence has passed between
General PAc1 and President Castro, and III,
Minister Of War, on the occasion Of the Of.
for and acceptance Of the service, Of the
former.
Reports are published in the CaracA,
Bulle,in Of the Government, 81 tie rrusrrs,
and extent Of the rebellion. which had ie-
come, at the latc't reports, very alarming.
The primary elections were adverse to
General Castro, and in favor Of a civilian
for President.
Trade was a, ,iand.s,ill, in consequen,-
Of the revolution agitation, and The ap-
proach Of the Presidential contest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

Az ELro,NT Ds>rAL ESTABLISHMENT. II
our readers would obtain an idea c., the
great extent % business in the Dental pro.
fesslon. IN ,hi. city, we advise them to yi.i,
the extensive rooms Of Drs Cummings {
Flag, No. % fremont street, embracin.
seven apartments devoted expressly TO den.
tai practice. Having just iea,,si and re-
furnished their rooms. they now pres-n, the
mos, elegant and tasteful appearance. sur.
passing in extent. comfort and convenience.
any similar establishment, in this country.
The beautiful specimens Of artificial teeth.
single. whole sets, and parts Of sets, attract
special attention. and challenge the admira.
lion, not more Of the general observer than
the strictly scientific. who can fully apprc-
eiate their perfect accuracy and beauty.
We have often seen eonmsndat1ry notices
OF their work, but have never observed the
least eKasssrAtion, and no, Que statement in
reference To il. excellence which We would
not ehecriully endorse, frlm personal
knowledge. The Medals and Diplomas
awarded at various times, alone place them
at the head Of their profession but TO aP-
prseiats the skill aud superior workman
ship Of the very gentleuanly conductors Of
ihis extensive establishment. the public
should call and examine for themselves
We are sure that as their work challenges
the admiration Of all, 50 their dental opera
,ions are most scientific aud skilllul.
Boston Traveller, April 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

Of the times" It is like tie mighty waves
OF the billowy ocean rolling on down m the
slave States. The contest has already be-
gun in good earnest. Free discussion and
Free Press are the waichwords Of the gal.
liant Republicans now battling maniully in
Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, Virginia
and other slave States. Our brethren in
the South are already in tho field. The
booming Of their cannon ind the clash Of
rcsounding arms comes to US upon the
breeze. Of Heaven, mingled with the shouts
Of the victors in more than one southern 10.
ealiiy. CouRsoE. then, brethren Of the
North and South. victory is ccr,ain,-just
as eertain a. is the immutable truth that
just " God reigns In the arm les Of Heaven
and among the children Of men"
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Mexico, April .. 1859.


IxrRovmrNr ~ C,NNoN. Louis Napo-
leon. after two years of experiment, is aid
20 have perfected a piece Of artillery great
~ superior TO the cannon now IN use; the
English are boas,ing Of the marvellous el.
iec,ivene.s Of the Armstrong gun and We
have considered our Dahlgrccn gun smart.
er than any other weapon for destroying
human life. But according TO the New
York Evening Post. gentleman OF that
city. who Tor three year. has been quietly
at work, has produced gun, which az
ter repeated experiment., has performed oil
and more than has been promised from the
improved guns Of the English and French.
IL j. thu. described
(" The gun. II half the sire, halt the
length, and lees than one.third tho weight,
Of those in present use-will perform more
effective service. l, does not heat - quick
and when heated will cool quicker. IL
has been found almos, an impossibilty to
explode il. II will enable the artillery ser.
vice to be more ciTec,ual at half the present
cost-rcducing the number Of men and
hores fifty Per cen,-with, Of course, a
rrOportionate reduction IN expense. The
inventor, for certain reasons, has no, yet
made public either his invention or hi.
name In connection with il. We have
seen the gnus-scvsral Of ,hcm-and beau.
tiiul article. they are-rihe and smooth
bore, made Of an entirely new combination
Of materials, unequalsd for durability and
strength.
The public however will soon have
chance to view the cannon, and wit.
ness public tests Of il. efficiency and power"
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For the Democmi.

Mn. EpIToR: The cry has for some time
past been, and continues to 30 made by men
and paper. advocating the election Of men
TO Office belonging to the so's,yled democrat.
ie party: las they also advocate the re open.
ing Of the African slave trade, the duty OF
Congress to assist In fastening slavery upon
all the territories OF the United States, and
many other things equally bad and incon'
sis,ent with the true policy Of this nation
and 10 non.accordancc with the policy OF
the ancient and true democratic polcy;) that
the Republican party Is dead.
They have not slid u ,ruer thing for ma
ny day. How true, then, Is their truest
ayibg7 I, is just rs true Ne this The last
elections in the free States. have resulted in
the election Of Republicans in States, Coun-
ties aud Districts ~ State officers; rs re-
prcsentatiyes to Congress {; Us representatives
to State Legislatures rs U. 5. Senators; as
State Senators and as County officers. where
never before were any thing bit men bear
ing the label Of democrat elected or ap.
preached an election. Larger Republican
majlrities have been made than ever before.
State, purely Border Ruiian In 1886, are
now strongly, ever to remain, Republican,
freedom loving. JelIersonianly Democratic.
For the proof. look at the las, elections held
in Pennsylvania. Indiana aud Illinois.
Look at the increased majority in New
Hampshire. Look a, the result Of the mu-
nicipal elections in our larger diip. Look
at our Spring elections, compare these with
other years and see the increase made by tho
Republicans. Consider these facts. and ask
yourself. IL in increased mnjoritie-, u in the
rcccn, triumphs and victories Of the Repub-
lican party you SEQ any signs Of death"
or even inactivity or show Of fccblenes,. Do
you not rather see IN it, sure and steady
progress, and strict adherence 20 the prinei.
pie. Of the fathers and tho Constitution, H.
vitality and surety to life and success? Tho
Republican party dead What an idea
Il /. to day. with wha, il will bc, rs the
yield Of single straw to the whole field.
In 1850 it will take possession Of Uncle
Sans domains, and honorubly until the
end Of time protect hi' good name, improve
hi. vast resources, honorAhly and peaceably
extend his rule IL necessary, make tree and
happy every member Of has grea, family, cS'
tend to all the world It's sympathy and good
will, to every nation, every class and condi.
ton Of man. and give them the equal rights
which the Great Creator has ordained they
should have. The principles Of the found
crs Of our noble Republic, will once more
guide, the Constitution which they gave
dictate, and experience aid US in making
thi. the happy. prosperous. enlightened
free country It was and is ordained To be.
MANS HIT.
Mexico. April Q, 1859.
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ruRLi.Hrp livery FRIDAY NoENING ny
WIN. A. PIDGIE & Co.,
PEoFkiKToEs.
JOHN j. FERRY. raitOr.

Terms.-Ous Dollar aud Fily ccuts per ysar,
IL Apy.ScT; Two Dolurs st the sud q the
yea.
CLUhuNG. To accommodate susi ARE MI
ipg TO sid IN extending the eiis'l.,i"a Of hone
paper. where the money accompanies the oTd'r,
Ne Sill ssul
10 coP'ss. sor 90, YEAR, "F $3.50 90
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Bo.iun, sni 100 Nassau ST., New lo'k, are ouF
suthutitfd sg~ats GO procuring subscriptions aud
iorvarding advertisements.
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