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SLoAT & Co. s IMPROVED
LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
ALL PRICES!
new style Machine price $55, very complete with new
Tension, superior to any in the market.
Sales Room No 63 Baltimore street, opposite the Adams
Express Office
mhl7-f L. D. CHASE, Agent.
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ITO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
Il POE Il HOWARD
WAREHOUSE, No. 60 W. PRATT STREET.
FACTORY, LOCUsr POINT Baltimore.
Manufacture SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FRAMES, and all
kinds Of Sash Factory Work Also, furnish every descrip
ton of
BUILDING MATERIALS
mh2Sf
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MERCHANTS ADVERTISING COMMISSION AND COL
LEcrINe AGENcY-Esabshed ls5-This Agency offers adj
vantage advertisers superior other Agency in the
country Years practical experience enables us readily
the Papers in part of the United
States which all times authorized to contract
at the publishers Lowest rates
~ Experienced Canvassers wanted.
CHICHESTER SANFORD,
Philadelphia Office, 2H Dock street.
f2ttmyl Baltimore Office, "Sun Iron Building,
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S. T. CHURCH,
DEN IST,
No. 26 BARNET STREET.

CHINA, GLASS; PLATED WARE CUTLERY, &C.,
At los BALTIMORE STREET, two doors below Sun
Building. SELLING OFF THE ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
close Citizens strangers and all others in want Of goods
in this line should call and examine before purchasing
this stock must be sold
~ STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
feI0 If ROBERT 7. BANKS.
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POPULATION OF LoUIsIANA.-The correct returns
of the State of Louisiana, show the following
figures 11a rttA
White population of the State 325,007
Slaves, 49, -t- 3O3,oO0
Free coored, 1S,l64
Total population, e46,97l
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SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
ADVERTISING AGENCY
CRAFT CLIFTON,
OFFICE, No Second Story Franklin Building, n E.
of Baltimore and North streets.
NJ Baltimore Merchants, application above,
have their Advertisements inserted ,u sheIs Prices in
ANY NEWSPAPER PERIODICAL Usl,ED STATES, at
saving to the Advertiser of all commissions, postage
trouble, &c fe2ltmyl
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AMBRo DAGUERREoTYPEs, &c.
Mr. MARsTERs, HI Lexington street, near Howard street,
will furnish his patrons with pictures glass; card board
plates canvass life size in miniature from nature,
copied in OIL French pastel water coos i'll style of
perior excellence lie hand full assortment plain
and fancy cases. ALSO gilt frames, all of the best material
His long experience and aested enable him to
sure his patrons complete satisfaction charge SLY
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SPRING STYLES 1859.
Spring style Of Gentlemen's Dress HATS ready at
COXS, No. 100 Baltimore street. above ST. Paul mh141
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MILLER Il BEACHAMS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited. lls-H
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LATEST FRENCH STYLE
SPRIN OVERC DAT.
J.B. T. PHELPS,
No. lO7 BALTIMORE STREET
mh25-u adjoining Sun Iron Building.
CHARLES II. CRAFT. LOUIS K. d. CLIFTON
SouTInRy Ann WFsTFPN
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5000 is WORTH SAVING $500
ON A DOZEN
HIRTSi
This can be accomplished by caingon
RAYMOND BURTON,
&c WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Who still continue to make their excellent fitting, Plain
Seam Yoke Shirts, (toithoh a point,)
$3.50,
AND
SI.75,
Equal to any 81 or Shirts made elsewhere, and
ranted to
We also sell the finest
COLLARS,
for 81 per dozen.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Ofevery description, adapted for Spring
RAYMOND L BURTON,
&c W Baltimore street,
mhIlmr between Harrison ana Frederick SITS.
NEW GooDsl
SPRING OF 1889
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
Nos ls9, POI and 2O8 Baltimore street.
Opened on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY LIST, 1851
great variety Of
IMPORTED DRY GOODS,
fe2tfr Adapted TO Spring sales.
WADDlNG, BATTING, COTTON YARNS
wv CARPET CHAIN and FLY n ETS sold to iol,ers and
dealers at manufacturers prices by ~
jal-3m No. 2l Market street, PhiladeIpbia' pa
pARKLIE'S BLAY LINENS.
DA widths and qualities, for sale by the packaon b ,b
agents, ROBERT ID 'BRO\VN 4 ~ ny 'he
ia29-f IL II,ro, ~ :. -.
SPANISH LINENS, CHINESE GRASS
CCLoTIIS, and BLOUSE COATING LINEN. ror saia nv
the agents, ROBERT n RPoWrN' a. ~ ~ s'io ny
ja29-tf IS ua ~ ~ ~ -,
WORK ST. FLAX SPINNING co. BELFAST.
Linen goods Of this weknown seal for sale by Balti-
more agents, ROBERT d. BROWN 4 CO, IS Hanover
stIeet jal5f
M h. DUNSEATH, j. PATRICK Il SONS
w and Andrew Curells Linens, sale by Baltimore
agei,es ROREhT " BROWN h co. IL Hanover ialb-tf
SELLING OFF SELLING OFF To tear
odown the Building the LIST JuneFrom this day shall
commence ceiling, without regard to cost, entire stock
o SPRING and SUMME HOSIERYS, GLOW ES SKIRTS,
DRAWERS, CuRSETS, SHETLAND WOOL, CRANATS,
KNITTING COTT0NS. 6c., &c Come and get the BAR
winter stock Now forget the OLD STAND, l23 BAL
c. AMOS LovEJOY,
"isnS, GEO. H. HAIG.
N B-The FRONT FORi SALE, consisting of THREE
BOW WINDOWS, DOORS and C0RNICE. 1t will be sold
low, but must be removed on the LIST June. mh2s2mr
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" AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
- O' 9's GANFIELD, BRO: CO,
T ECOULTRE'S CELEBRATED
mnn .pern cor fASFrL b R Rsnsr e9 Street
A%sN-N ROSE HILL COTTAGE
MmSStakN ATA BARGAIN.
asaa9tE454A Containing about acres Of Land, i'm;
rooms H. sss51d PROVED By fine G0FTAGE with II
oSer sxoe also d 800
various kinds OF Fruit trees situate about 20 minutes ride
from me city westwardy, in healthy locality, and sur
rounded by the best society.
Franklin 1H Building n E. cor ES3nh Gf Bao
m3oeolm Room No. 9 Up Stairs.
fr7....t TRUSTEES SALE OF FEE SIMPLE
A4iii PROPERTY ON HIGH STREET.--In pursuance
No. and execution of decree heretofore passed by the
d aGRt e sapeor Court 81 Il na an
as trustee will offer a. Public Sale at the Exchange Sales
SATURDAY, the 2Sd day of April next at o'clock
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OF GROUND with the
HOUSES and Improvements thereon situate in the city of
side Of High street souheastwardly ONE Hundred and
sven feet from Low street. and running and bounding
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY, parallel with Low Street,
with High street twenty nine and halffet and thence by
straight line to the beginning -
GROUND, the northeast side Of High street. at the dis
eancs o enc hundred and thirty SIX feet and half south
bounding on High street twenty nine and half feet then
sixty five feet thence norhwestwardy, parallel with High
street, twenty and half feet the first described piece
or parcel of ground and thence, bounding thereon
place of beginning.
There dover ncnmhrance the property, in Of
the widow of Henry Armstrong, dee ased, which will lie
planned to persons desiring purchase by Trustee at
his office, CORTLAND street.
The Terms saes prescribed by the Decree-are Cash
on the day of sale, the ratification thereof with
rest at the purchasers option In the latter the pay
men TO be secured by promsory with an approved
endorser, payable on the day Of ratification.
Taxes accrued prior to the list January 1882 will be paid
JAMES MASON CAMPBELL. Trustee.
GIBSON Il co,
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nor SALE.-ON CHARLES STREET Az
Il ENUE, about 81 of WOODED LAND, beautifully
located for Country Seats distant three miles
City boundary, and in the immediate vicinity of of the
finest improvements the Road. broad Avenue be
made this Spring will furnish the approach the
portions of the tract
1t will be sold entire or in parcels.
Apply to JOSEPH REYNOLDS Trustee,
mh:Sl Rnld
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4rp C5Oo0s.

CIV VUUUS.
CLOSE Il BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS
for this market for the following celebrated Manufacturers of
BI9LLE 1r> 4 SONS, CLOTHS AND DoESSKINs.
SCIINABEL BROS, do. do
F ERRiCK son & LITTLE TICKET, do. do
With fun assortment of other well known makes Of
Black and Colored, Now IN STORE and for sale at MANU-
FACTURERs' PRICES.
LINEN GOODS, in every variety and style.
With General Assortment of SPRING GOODS, adapted
to the Clothing and obbng Trades which they offer for sale
on the most reasonable terms CLOSE II BRO,
ja25-eo3mr German street
- R 7 81
WHOLESALE
WINCHESTER CO.,
l57 BALTIMORE STREET.
UNDERSHIRTS,
HALF HOSE,
TIES,
CRAVATS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
sUsPENDERs, &c.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER;
and with their advantages for getting goods they
NOW PREPARED AND DETERMINED
TO SELL AT THE
mhqImr VERY LOWEST PRICE
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Sl,2626i2gI
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
Interest the Scrip Certificates issued May, 1853 to the
holders thereof their legal representatives, after
| % May next
They have also declared the SI5OCO0 Of Subscribers
Capital Scrip dividend Of Four and three quarters per
(bcing 23 cent, the paid in) and
the Earned Premiums entitled participation profits,
Scrip dividend Of Twenty per cent certificates which
| will be issued on after ID May next.
By order of he Board
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This the only stitch that cannot be raveed and that
the appearance upon each side Of the seam 1t
is made with threads upon each side of the fabric
and interlocked it Send for Circular
OFFICE-2O5 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
sicily Baltimore, Md.
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COOKING Coal.
at si.15 per ton
of 2,2iO lbs.
Superior quality,
For sale by
j. HENRY GEESE CO,
Office, 9 South street.
mh29-2t Yard, Spears wharf
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DAY & MARTINI REAL JAPAN BLEACHING mpor-
ed and for ale by GREEN YOE, SO Baltimore st. mhS
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IEtTNI Il -
2Sth February, 1859
Cash i'll Banks. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
United States Stock and Treasury Notes,
State and City Stocks, Bonds and
Mortgages, and Call Loans with Col
lateralS. Observation-Disclosures.
Subscribers Capital or Cash Capital,
payable on call, and secured by per
SOnal Inability of Stnckhnllnrs
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-6pschl Notires.

6pecial Nottres.
Geo. q. Parker g. Bro.,
~HoLEsALE DEALERS
Yrs.T.cLAss
Orr Or sale ~ stock q ne al'@ins ar;i"s which
they gs % p.s: 4 s s.n ys q G sses s'' sSy IL ad
s.ss.: s.sssSs t"s acssh.A h14s ss:.f.seS:i HAMS
s.so'rs Dgph.b Datebs.. Comfy PoIk,
ssimop Genuine Cider vinegar,
pu,ss' PoIied an, ssosed Ashton ss., in ssctr bags
E1us Msclsrel 10 small Pscsssss
Mess Beef &C.
a1,h Ward Republicsn As.o,,atier q sreoLIyo.
s. 81 Goloek Professor ApdI.g.s scbooeoo cotoer Of
Bate ssd ChSton'st' JoHa CoCkLS President
H.~ :. ,5sSsi Tf cssrPy be II 6r%fT na
PIoprit tor Of the USITARY Homs
The Equalization Of the hons~hod" gill
y sssyersd BY Mr. UNDERHILL, on THURSDAY EVEN
MOZART HALL.
Sse detail Of the plan Of the UNTARY HOME, BY which
sUs .rS BY sbIeh from 70 50 pr cert may Oe saved
sss hns win be fully eIppsd BY the eetnrer TO enable
ia Of May. Admi.non 2s eerts.
DR.. o. a. BrewGsos,s Lsc,are at the coos.T last
"TS. Church and the Jhis.snd Revolution in Europe
Lee to begin at O'clock PIsosely AdmAloo 20 o.
Ameriean Gcsgrnphieai and Statistical society
Ehe AdoIess VIII be dS1vef-O ~ Lne
9BOMPsOH D. d., on THURSDAY, March g. at O'Clock
y NJ the Hall Of the Historical Society "a sv, corner Of
htbh
sule "vsue Of Geography to the sohOlsr the Merchant
snS ,bs PhilaD,hropist"
An Society invited to attend this
RICHARD FISHER Secretary Of the Council.
Bedferd.st. Young Mems Christian Association.
s.i,S sss s..oeaten. on tn UR!D1Y EvnNiNG, March
q " o'soeb the Bedfords. NJ. Z Church. Subject:
s0s@ss Wbiefeld" Tickets Is ceu-s-'o be had Of the
.mbe Of AssoesOn and the door the evening OF
tke lecture
Usfversity of New ork, Medical Department.
Dpivtr,, will be- held FRIDAY EVEnNG Mach at y
olst h the CBspel UbiVer.iv Wahing
the Graduates will be desered by ProL DhA
PLa The profession and public are respectfully invited t. AZ
pens.
Imp srters, and Traders, Io-urance Compauy.-
e beots subscription to the Capital stock o the npIte
end Insurance Company WI be oo'ned a. tbe Import
ers' and Trsdsrs Bank, THURSDAY March 10 remain
spep until the 18th iIst
Twenty FIVE per cent Of the subscribed will b.
seivee time the balance will be called fOr on Monday
hG.h 2s - -
w bAlsTS JR, WILLIAM DOWD,
zoa4t2GN NJshEEh2fAr, B. .SHSlEtRs,
Commissioners.
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Mercantile Library Association.

Mercantile Library Association.
The Board II Direction have thr pleasure - Announce,
that 10 oonpbGI with invii zion extended 20 him By
large number e o1T res,
rHE HON EDWARD EVERETT
bas consented % deliver under The Of the Aoes
tiSn 4, h!s sd3res. on
The EARLY LIFE OF FRANKLIN,
70 take pisce a. the ACA0kM' OF MU-lC,
WEDNESDAY ELENiN,, Mach g, at o'e-och.
The sole Of TICKETS, WITH SECURED SEATS vii com.
rHl5 tTbU,oay soRHiH The Sd Inst: q. he Desk Of
The Lihraiy, ChDt3B BsIi AToI place -
BslcoDJ P1roDe. 6ld Second Circle T.cketS, WITH HI
SEhYED sFArS. 81
R. A. BACHTA, Ch.iruan of Lecture Committee.
N.w.yerk Historical soctety.-Proc HENRY COZ
Pt Of Phu.e pb 81 deliver ths bxto Lecture OF ,eI%,
the H. Of the society 2dav, eorper OF ih-'t hOSpAf
FVEnlsG. March ,. At o'co;k sd'jec'; o" The Knight
EueB ~ If sGieDce
No l15 srcsdwsv T Cro~ep No $50 sros1v.y. Bsse-
st pru,s,ors Everett House snd a. The Library Number
Of itch. u traitsd 20 80. h J. bhO"N NJ chGfmAi
American Institute Farmers Cfub,-A ss'ed mo 'th
institute 81 b hsio It, roOms No 11l
4ro.ew.y This frnur.asy) EVENING March u oeosI
.ques,sd end matters Of poTts1cs VIII
HENRY NEIGs Rel. se:y.
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A GRAND SUCCESS.
COOPE ER'B NOV T. 8.
nABLEY's ILLUSTRATED EDITION
The seoons Volnm. Of This .es.ot Series, Nov R.sdJ
TIE RED ROVER.
One octsvo over $40 ps.s' embossed cloth
b.v-es price 81 edges plain cloth, ior rebndns
In .S'Ts styles 'sme price.
The Pubb.D afed ss wen encouraged BY the very
6s, ns reception sbch their enterp bs' already ms; WIN
pubic and the pFe, No cImsr publication Of equal
merit and has had large sale 10 this eoon
try In % ,hort tine.
In E.w-Yok City alone We hsve received
FIVE HUNDRED SUBSCRIPTIONS
In sr,e month"; Ard the ,rte additions that He beins made
esy give expect doabe that naHber BE-
fer. the sppeaIsDcs OF the neIt volume.
Frm tb.r citiss vel hom remote sections OF the
country cheering eyceIce ofh hgn esteem Ia which
the r'ir,s Of Cooper bed By bis ooottTyGeD. =.
CIRCULAR. con'siprs extracts from notices OF promi
rent wi particular. ting the plan Of ubics
tiop ready and III Be mssd to the address " any one
ieqUsstnsh - .
for sl so. VA TOWNSEND Co, Publishers,
No 40 WIlkerst, Ne~-Yort.
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I n p r + y 3
L POPULAR TALES FROM TaE MORSE. By O. wsb5e
Descent. 49,
NJ PRDCTFR.
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Nem pnblirdriDns.
THE PARKER LIBRARY.

T'HE PARKER LIBRARY.
Il SPECIAL notice.
venbpovn fact, which sbnndaDty proved
both 81 s eounr IN EDs.Do 10 he eiteersion Of
Die private Lbfsues suction such fr st4oce
bns sid 10 tbi cy) The r-,hs7d have
Of far exceeded ADD Frequently hsye
fa iis much better copies and sd
tops could have pocnrsd In vie Of these
uGdesnso BEG invite the a, @nton OF 90 ot ou5
their srse and valuable ooIecoo OF Oi .po NeT oof
bic woILt the "PaIfer bray ve m.oS thousand
valuable In that collection Tie Atteut"n OF
spfusa,t purebs,ers particularly sobcitei prices
" hoh Will b.. foup1 plainly msIseo IN every book
j. ". bOUrON Co importers of st-rtbg Enfn.1 boots
In al o.pautDts Of Literature od aud new, No " water
st.. rear Brosdssy. =,
term nal
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Drp GOODS.

CIRCULAR-The undersigned successors 10
~ BOWEN, hcaAAEE Co, invite special ntenpoo 70
.Aer rev rssolsSent Stock Of FOREIGN AND DoaEs
TIC DAY GOODS opening for the Spring Tra'e rneu
sock win embrace usual extensive as'orimen'o OF
si. Ribbon. Millinery Good, Lsees EmeroideFes, White
Good. Dress Trimmings, Gloves Hosiery aAniilas sso'
rare add Of Pss D-ss Goods sdstsd 10 toe oes'
city ana Interior rsde hcudns rich FIeoch PnHi' nushn
Or,.n. Barese. Printed Robes ETC. Also Ito which they
INVITE the special .cuou Of close buyer,l seompete so
r,sr. AZ DOMESTIC AND PoREIGN STAPLE eooos'
,sr,ssn. sheetpss Shir;ins' Cloths C"srsres Faone
ya,r,s rks Pant.lcon Sits GluseAzs, Printed lawns
pror, Apacs. Csmbrios Muslin De LAnss ETC. including
,.r, ,xtersi.e assortment Of PRINTS American and English
in al the various styles and brands Ao' aeo1'P'e' ~
r.p, Of YANKEE NOTIONS.
op6Aept, believed tha: stock Of Goods IN 'nn OF
sny otAsr m.she worthy Of public s'en'iou ana
don Every of-sd In all the vsroos de nent' VIII
BE- soh ., the LOWEST MARKET fRiCEs Whatever H'0''
prices nay BE.
An GeS, .h. ~ precisely what they represented TO Be-
or The, may Be he buyer expense No pains
VII be spared the wsn,s Of the usde senesuy aet
chants from every section Of the country respectfully invited
% aie a Of stock before purchasing e'ewase
BOWEN HOLINESS L Co,
Nos So and Sl2 8rosdwsy
Tas not Intended BY adding Staple Goods 20 cur usual
stock TO make LIsIrsD display Of sit and Fancy
eoe,en the contrary It viii be our endeavor to make the
hitter dep.r. possible more attractive than ever before
PRING TRADE NOTICE.
y IMPORTANT
EVERY DRY-6OODS MERCHANT
IN THE UNION
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG g 90.
.ss Row .IcEISlSG raEIR SPRING MPoRr,rioss, AND isn
EXHIBrIse AT THETA
sALESR OMS,
NOS 50 AND Sc cHANBERs-sr, N. T.,
TBS MOST ExrEsSyE, ELsssSr, VARIED, AND COMPLETE
STOCK oy
FORFIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
ever before BY and presenting attractions
toe trade generally and from al p.' such
IN Cbamb~nn which ,hsy occupy eue enable the sp
t.s 90 mar, ds,mt ,ocA, tb. wsrerOorns OF
k,se,d they would name the departments, Wis:
DnFs5 GOODS,
WHHHiTTs GOODS AND LINENS,
CLOTHS AND CAsSIaEREs.
sHsWLs AND sANrILLAs
HOsIERY AND GLOVES,
DRESS TaIMhlNGs
bosEsTics AND PRINTS.
thee Domestic and Print Department tney call particular
a.noa embracing ell the leading mste. and styles. which
w Be cold the lowest rsa They have The entire pro-
WARREN PRINTS,
pn. which has done good 70 the retailers through the
eoupy s than perhaps any Other print
c Gh fa @ s y. Ss.
GtisToN GLASGOW LANCASTER and SCOTCH
6IN6HAkS, In every variety
DOMESTICs
| sne'soe The following brands; co
BATkss MILLS, NzwYoRk MILLS, hESsInAc,
LossDALG, ARkWaiGhr, focAsssr,
E.UMEEAG, PATTERSON, PEPPEslLL,
| WHITE Rock, HEBRos, CAsorr
All d. ssn.snsxn MAKE. Of rfcKs. srRIPEs md DE-
| MINIS, stch 81 York, Hamilton, Pemberton, etc.
trade liberal they lnvite notice 10 eif
House-s;r..t and Dun0er - above
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FAIRLY SPRING OPENING at
LADIES' AND CH,LsRkgs QUITTING BAZAAR,
Sl5 BROADWAY,
AND GEElSs HAr ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 5n BROADWAY,
Adioiuins Genius Bazaay
shah present this ocoasiop the sxtsnsvs assor
EeIts Of Psrs and home ,nusr,d Dress Undr.s
Attire for Ladies Misses Boy' and Infants which ss
OF house eoDpebeDcns ~Ikia t business snch
Of sbioJ able Sotbas that
th. bsb, wife mother ountt.d from
hs stock Toe rys and goods tho folio wing
pansLt. ui be s1biOlt-d Tor -. ft third Of
hsrro
CLOAKs AND kANTILLAs
klLLISERI AND HgAo DRESSES,
LADIES' 4NO CHILORENS CLOTHING,
LADIES' AND CHiLDREHs HOSIERY
LACEs AEo EABR1lDEsIss,
LADlkY AND CHILDhESs SHOES,
BOYS CLOrHisG
oEsTLEHENs AND BOYS FURNISHING GOODS
CHILUBES5 HEAD DRESSES.
BOYs Hats AND CAPS
PARAsOLs AND UNBRELLAB
OEsfLbMtk3 HATs Ans CAPS
On the day ny NEW Hsr ESTABLI3hnESr No
5o7 Eos1wsy so nns ,he 8sk.ar ~ be opyusa ~.
peyb esplsy u rev modes IN D. DkEs5 HATS CAPS &C. u
vheb the programme cannot be oonprssod INTO az sdse
TIE Hst Store corrected Internally with the extensive
suite Of R~ous forming the Bazaar.
J. ~ 0ENTN
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Nev-York State
BUblkES DlhECrORY.

New-Yorik State
BUSHES. DlhECrORY
sac pager, octsVo. Price SS.
Contsir ing Ful and Complete Lats a. al the
MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS,
And all ether Business Men An the state Aso Lists Of Banks
Ip.urAI Companies New Aesd mies Railroads. lc
Published THIS DAY and viii be hnmedistey offered for
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