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LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS
AND XENIA RAILROAD.
Es9 I'D SE iEt asa sI Hs HIlS EsIss ssssE
Three Trans Daily.
~. ' ------ ff.t.t- ~. ...fI
Two Thrnnnh Ernraaa I,nni ip. --.-
Two Through Express Tire ins.

ENIRST TRAIN-DAY EXPRESS AT 10
n A, NJ, connects via Columbus and Cl.velo nda
via Columbus, steubenyile and Pittsburs; yis
Uolnmbus, Crestlne and Pittsburg; via Colun
bus and Bollair (Wheelinf) Also, for SpriD neid.
This train stops between Cincinnati aud Coliinbl;s
at all the principal stations '0'T7 TIL
SECOND TRAIN Columbus Accommodation
ut ai4O y. M This train stops at all stations ba-
cen CINCINNATI and Columbus, and Cinoln na Ii ana
THIRD TRAIN-Eight Express at I1,sO +.
M connects via Columbus and Beair (Wheelingl:
via Columbus, Orestlne and Pittsburg; via CoIun,
bgs Steubenvlle and Pt!sburs; via Columbus and
Cleveland. 'nf-rs "'sf.',t t'--1,-' = -
This Train stops nt LoveIand, Morrow, Xenja
and London. SLEEPING OARS ON TnIS Trials.
The Day Express runs through 10 UleVs Gland,
Wheeling and Pittsburg, via Steubsnyille, w,ts0ps
The NIGHT EXPRESS Train leaving CIa,inpsir
az 1880 7. MI runs daily, except EATU RDA Th.
The other Trains run daily, except SUNDAYS.
For all information, and Through Tickets 10 Boa.
ton, New York, Philadelphia, baltimore, Washing.
tor, Buif6lo, Niagara Falls, Dunkirk, Cleveland,
Pittsbura, Wheeling, and all the Eastern places.
apply at the Of1ces, Walnut Street House. No. Bhg.
net House, sou east cornQr of Broadway and SroRt
streets, and OF the Easterp DEPOT. .II! 'N
Trains run by Columbus time, which Ia seven min.
uteS fastar than Cincinnati time. r.. f--.-- -.
j. DURAND, Bup't
0mnibuses call passen gers by leaving direotions
at Che Ticket Offices. nois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Albany, March l5 1859.
Mr. No1oS (rep) Introduced substitute for the bill
relative to the Board of Health Of New York somewhat
Limiting the powers OF the original BILL and intended as
compromise.
The Senate then refused to print Mr. Spinolas report
and testimony the Metropolitan Police until the mino-
rity report was made.
Fhe Superintendent of Public Instruction reported the
sentins that unless aid Immediately granted the
mortgage On the property OF the Institution would be
f0rec!oscd.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill offered O substitute for the New York Hcalth
bl is said TO be compromise agreed by all Tho par
ties In interest II does not abolish the City Inspector
Office but places strictly the sanitary duties undera Board
Of Health who arc to appoint Superintendent OF Public
Health, who Is to be medical practitioner.
The bill to increase the power the Public Admnistra-
tors was taken up in Committee Of the Whole
An amendment offered by Mr.. SPISoLA (dem.) appro
prating all moneys received under the act to the
demptioD OF the unconstitutional canal debt, was lost
Mr.. MATRER (dem) moved that the unclaimed deposits
be Deposited with the County Treasurers Lost.
Mr.. MAIHER moved to amend by providing that eyory
lodging house keeper in New York shall report o0the
any person dying in his leaves personal property
there Carried.
Mr.. MATTER also moved to amend by requiring similar
action from tue Coroners in New York. Carried.
The special order being the alleged vacancy in Mr. Man.
deville's seat, it was taken up.
Mr Scon (dem moved that the Judges Of the Court Of
Appeals be respectfully requested consistent with their
duties 10 inform the Senate whether the vacancy cons
tutionaly exists.
Messrs OWEN (rcp) and LAfIS opposed the resolution,
unless the final vote taken time already fixed
which is to morrow night.
After long debate had and variety OF amend
ments had been voted down. the resolution tabled
Mr.. Ely (dem gave notice of bill to reorganize the
school Department OF New York.
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10 hopes that such might be inserted would be
sat'sfsctory 70 the New YorE ssraurs. We arc rsi -
can be selected than those named Ia the bi BY Sen
Ely
,lpuolca,ions, as follows
Sec c,aper $50 Of The laws o. 1854 hereby sms rlea
b sodirs btfeso, end Of section s~o. or
ga.y liable hereafter ioi lIssi ugon psr,as wss ), 3
he hss hoep elected by he p-apis F'"' ""' va
Fee il spss d. p-r.ou Of any zach s-
oesr elected ;, people can bs ssssssSei ia 'as
insea,ipg ,be assault, h- sued -s-an sSI ~. ~ i.es %
puDisnabs Unless shall result In Toe death laar
Il locks n the majority In TIE legislature are
prepared 10 prevent any alteration the Metropolitan
0e nr,,o ehSSt lev QUE more N accordance wsa
resolution for the hitting az .be report submed by him
and agreed 70 by one Of his colleagues o. -. wbceler
Mr NoAoh the other member OF the committee, made OBJ
jections lie had not spent hour In the esscn,
but when Senator SppoIa presented the testimony Moron
wan'eu 70 allow DIS attorney focopy lie had tnree
days, and then returned II spnola Today be- objected
70 printing the report and the Senate sustained him. Is
ture srs poa ans. ,ne s % sse
nan Notwithstanding that Use Courier, the Tttne, aud
the Tmes ire unanimous IN favor Of H. re Police Law
Will not be amended or altered this session.
Committee Of The House announced 10 the Senate III,
death Of one OF It's members, Mr. Baker, OF Csaraugu
Senators Darling. johnson Latin delivered spprurst
addresses The remarks Of the latter were truly eloquent
impressive and feeling; much 30 that they drew tear
from several old sinners IN the lobby as wei from
number OF venerable senstors Scarcely ever was "a
senate chamber lled with such degree OF soennty
during the appropriate remarks OF Mr. lain. senators
spectators ocerE and ALL the aspect OF
grief during and long after that eulogum upon The de-
ceased member was pronounced.
Tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon nj six O'Clock. the
Committee on Cites aud Villages, OF the Assembly, hold
meeting IN relation 10 the Sewerage and Water bills OF the
city Of Brooklyn These the most important
which will come before the legislature affecting the
rests OF the people OF Brooklyn. As all the information
which can be ELECTED should be placed before The
mttee, is desirable that well informed ana reliable dele
gGLiOnk attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

Balnxoxx, March 10, 1859.
Flour duf Howard street. % 37is OHIO, % IS wbost
hrfn and mArkd buoyzni; whsso, 81 ssasi as. Corn
dau; shis, 7se 80 yellow, SIC. sc. Provisions
sesdy haoos sides, s'se; mos pork, els o. whisxey
steady a. nc. q .Sc
Nrs OrfSsSs, March IL, ls5a
The repcFts of cotton 0r the week ere S. 900 baes
ralsipg tie total this season 10 0sS coo bales.
ArctsrA, March IL, 1859.
Cotton advanced slightly; sales 10 day COO bales.
cHsKrJSruS, March IL, 1859.
Cotton unchanged. sales unluIcrtast
SavAsSAB, March IL, 1859.
Cotton market firm; sales 10 Gay, no nases
sAysNxssi, March 10, 1854
Cotton advanced slightly all graae<: s4lcs day 40
balss.
CsAmxuos March II, 1859
co,ton, huoyanl sas 20 DAY 80 bsies the market
clcsIng yery hIm for the better qualities
CissTSsAr March rs, 1850
Flour unchanged sales at o. ~ &C. whAkey 25c.
i'rOvisons unchanged, and nothing dong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16
The Efficiency OF the Police.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

perceive in this days Herald the following para.
graph
CBcers Holland and Lee discovered yesterday barrels
of and about hundred pounds OF sugar
board schooner Charles from AtakApAa and hing pier
cargo by the The the cargo Mr. e. A.
Leversh. notified and took chargeofh
AS matter Of justice to the crew, mate aud myself,
ask you to correct this statement The sugar not
stolen from tho cargo but the property of the men,
which they bought with their own money in Franklia
Ia. intending 10 take II home TO Maine, whore tho
schooner belongs. II part Of the cargo The
barrels of molasses belong to and the aud
moved but not the molasses and the ocous police might
as well take the coats Off the mems back their sugar
and they might well 60 into any decent citizens house
and search il for stolen goods without warrant
March Is, 1859 ]. W. DYER,
Captain OF schooner Charles.
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Personal Intelligence.

Our Havana correspondent writing the 9th of March,
saysrhe evening Of the 18th rst the evening OF our
carnival and there was grand ball at the palace There
large number Of American iadioe and gentlemen
present Among the former were particularly consp
Miss Steele, Of kentucky, who IL very beautiful girl;
Mrs. B. j. Adams, of Louisville, who really s very Gle.
CANT woman Ms. Greenfield, OF New Orleans, and Mrs.
Ufnis, Of Louisiana.
Our correspondent on board the United States ship
Cyene dating at Caao on the 18th Of February
Inc I0tn inst marriage was solemnzcd In the cabin Of
the Cyane, between Mr. William Parker of
20 nenora tideia Calmenares Of Pcrusr. Jones the
atipg The bride 10 just deen and the groom thirty Tho
guests on the above occasion were Mr. Conner Consul
for Mazatlan; Captain lockwood Mcssrs T. H. Murray
Mccartney, Lining and Upshur with several ladies' and
gentlemen from shore
The Row. c. Fl. spurgeon Of Surrey Hail no,orctv fcc,,
hmsei says our London correspondent most grcvousy
wronged by tao supposon that he has or ever con,cn
plated any connection with that arch apostle of hunbur
p T. Barnurn and he states moreover that ne has given
United states,
LAST week Mrs. Pendeton, OF Ohio sister OF Mr. Kew
left for that State, accompanied by Mr. Kcys four orphan
children, her own two children, and the two children Of
her widowed sister Mrs. Blunt, who may be rcn,cm.
bered, gave readings last summer this city ana moro
recently in the southern aad Western States.
Professor Henry ve'hake Id has resigned hs posl.
ton Provost Of the University Of Pennsylvania and
among his probable named John r rrszer
now Vcerfovost, and Professor George z. Marsh, OF
Vermont.
ARRIVALS
Washington; lion. Murdock Wisconsin; Col a. W. Ewinr
Indiana 4. Abbott, asiiax; NJ Cotrel, vsrmoni.
From Savannah, in the steamship Augusta-Gcorae W
Gregory, VIM Beden WIN Pond, O Miller and lady, Miss
Cofs Mrs seyerence Mrs Buhiey Msn Morse and son.
Aiss Salizmaf w Hus,acc and lady Mrs Mans Cone
vsr Psskie~ieh, LADY and two children; MIRA Ccncver
emo and nurse; j SanderB, owen Carroll, Murphy,
rpnnsenoaEsh John Lowell Laacs Ripley AN RArne.
s.m s ss5ns .ed ssE s s S
pheS shucart II Ammon Omin Shaw, Miles Towns David
need John White u Fisher Jas Dogherty, McEvoy Thos
sauanan bregaw, Walter Gregory John Iiggn, John
Ryan ~ Hamilton, John Harrington DAM Terry VIM Muir.
rey y Jarrett Ihos Benton, Hitcbngs VIM Iapln Jos
Tba'cher-and ~ IN tie steerage.
From savannah, in the steamship Hunssie-E Beach G
fpping bimball, Jason Case n Birelow WSn l,uih
Ie ne, rsn w vrss Mallory VIM nnrphy Chas rnbep
AKm q VI Walker, John o Minor VIM smith o. H,r,re
Jnu durham, Keely, i punyon X winshsp ii Wiinms
nezn"p CALDWELL u Brown aud 10 in thc stcsragc
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Assembly,.


Mr. MgnSs iyep) introduced bin TO regulate the plant
ing Of shell fish in Jamaica bay.
" The bin to regulate tho New York Gremen had pro-
gress
The bill to establish law library in the Sixth Judicial
district was ordered to third reading.
Mr. SHAW {rep) introduced bill 10 provide that all
persons imprisoned in the city and county OF New York.
on civil snits shall be maintained at the expense
of the person ut whose suit such imprisonment Is
and that unless this paid the prisoner to be dis
charged II also provides that prisoners now IN conne
ent shall be discharged unless the parties at whose suit
he ia held shall execute bond within twenty days, for
The evening session was spent entreyin considerations
Of private bills on general orders.
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Additional from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, March IL, 1859.
The Tennessecs mails con the reported success of tho
,iiberas.
General Anpudia reports that the reactionists under
General Cobss, fifteen hundred strong twice beaten
back By an Inferior force
Miramon retreating on Orizaba.
Only 500 troops ut the capital.
The news Of the Intended action Of tho American govern
s.Aent had greatly encouraged the liberals.
The English and French fleets were harrassng Juarez
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16
Trouble I'm the Eliot School, Boston, among
the Catholic Children.

Boston, March 10, 1859.
Some tno three hundred children Of Catholic parents
the Eliot school, in the north part OF the city,
have caused yesterday and to-day quite disturbance,
by refusing join chanting the Lords Prayer and Ten
commandments in conformity to the rules of the public
|hchool The school committee and teachers remain
frm ard large number have been dismissed from the
&echn
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T'be Family Herald.

THE ALLEGED WIFE POISONING CAsy-rH sAif or
PIERCE Bt-rIEg's nkGRoEs-TuE --LATEST NEWS
PROM THE PARAGUAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROM
CALifOENIA--LocAL AND MISCELLANEOUS MAT
TERs-hARkkr RkroRIs, ETC, ETC.
The YAsuv Hknstp. ta regular az y, dag, ell
CONTAIN continuation OF the esience In The Alleged ephcn
wife Poisoning CASE Fis Movement of the Biack Repub
the scward Programme for thu Campaign Of e
Sale OF Pierce Buffers Negroes the --latest News from the
Paraguay Expedition News from California; Further ccnces
sons 10 rocrsn Trade By Japan Win all The Of TIE
preceding interesting character and AL the local
OF New York and the sdcuing cites Police Reports
Theatrical ncucc& Ac &c II WI Also fun report Of
the Of the New yort Cattle Nsske retail pncss
Of all kinds OF Family Marketing A wssaavos Market Com.
mercia ana Money Market keporu. Marriages AnA pess
fos and large quantity Of miscellaneous reaiins
matter.
1ems-rvc dollars per annura-snge cory tour ceux
70 be osssned the Once. and Of All agcn Adycr.
usauenn inscrt1d Al IN usual iIrraIp rana
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Lake Navigation.

TORONTO, March TO- 1859
Coiingwood harbor is entirely clear q ice and active
separations are being made for starting the line steamers
etwecn thero ana Chicago, with increased facilities for
afc over former years Steamers arc also being attcd
for the regular lines 70 Lake SUPERIOR Bruce Mines, &C.
KINGSTON, G. W., March Is, 1859
large quantities Of ice still In this harbor, bu, q IN
oxen up and will DO carried OF by the first wind
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Fsarsh Annual GsshSrswg oT the sons OF Yer


B~ros, March ls 1860
The fourh anruA scal gathering of the Som II Yer
mont took place a. The Revere House this cvcoing. The
dinner Sr, vas In admirable style Gen. John s. Tyler
presided The spcAking % biyh osder and among
those DO soarcssd the assembly wcre Judge Coaraes
o. the thed stAtes Ssnae, Governor EAnks MAYOR Ian
oon SocEe snt Hoo ChAr<s ?. Phelps aaa the Psesi
dtn1 q several otfer organizations Of this kind fhe
FESTIVITIES oonmerced NJ tour clock and ccsea at about
IAN
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Ono ssSisbnorc and Ohio Railroad and the
Ohio River.

" P,RKERsBcRG Va, March IL, 1859.
The OHIO river at this point two hundred miles below
ttsburg, is sixteen feet deep Freights arriving
fme and being shipped daily first class steamers to
Few Orleans and all intermediate points
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16
Burning Of the United States Steamboat
ID. III. Morton.

AIrsIrfns, Tenn, March IS, 1859.
The United States steamboat D. II. Morton with load
of hay for Fort Smith, burned the 18th inst.
sixty miles above Little Rock. The boat and cargo arc
sota lose. No lives were lost.
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Non-Arsivs1 Of the Csty or washington.
sAxps HOOK. March III; ~
There jet s.sus q the steamship CITY CT Wash
ipgson on tns posnt Tts vino u blowing gale from
northwest; weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16
Fire IN BOstOn.

I Bosroy, March 10, 1859.
Last evening the rosin Oil factory Of A. W. Trowbrdgc
Z Co. Of Newton Centre, destroyed by fire. with two
mail buildings adjoining. Loss about six thousand
9oliars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16
Four Persons Drowned.

BowMANvnIE, G. W., March 10, 1859.
! Two and a and child were drowned OIL Port
Darlington last evening They in small boat, which
Nspsizsd in gale Their Mr., Crock@, Mr..
Merry, Mrs Terry and child.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best IN the World surpassing all made Sold applied
Al the mandatory. 2S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

- etnsys New Photogrp phic and Fire Art
nse x ~ ~ M Photographs dAguerrso.yseu la
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chAuhIoN, March 10, 1859.
iqhe United States mail steamship Columbia, Capt
vry, from New York; arrived here at eight O'Clock last
,eoing (Monday.)
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$1,000 Reward Onered-COmpiexion DR.
sCHt NECKERS Oriental Beau,ae or particulars see
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81 JoHsr, N. r., March 10, 1859
The Steamer Prince Albert. from Ne~ York on tie 81
Inst, has not made her appearance hers. wiad east.
weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

-, Al A,one.-hnos, the Halter, Has Eovy the
6ed ensreiS e tiss ok tlose VINO wan, 49,, -.
ss,su ofcofSn, end cheap--must pa-on.re his
nens, corner OF Broadway and Fulon s.sxet ' g '"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

C!fst'sioro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs-
The best IN the world Wholesale and retail and tbe " r
vately applied. NO. AstOr house. - r'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

nueneh's Paris SILK Hass.-Genin hus
'eS recei'ee several cases Of the latest roveAies
tsFNix Bread
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FORTY -one Hundred Dollars Obtained on a
Forged Check.

. ntsIUN, NIirUH 10, fS0v.
MAJ travelling under the assumed names OF Osborn
md Turner, has been arrested in this CITY suspeced Of
i,iainng fortyone hundred dollars on a forged cbecN
som Mcssrs Sutton and Endcrs. bankers of Richmond
a. The check purports to DO drawn by Paul & alu
m OF Petersburg (a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

mechanic author teacher or farmerf phreno,os;csi
nauoa WIN chart OF character by FOWLER SELLs SIS
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"s ts,. American Kerosene
css LshI temptn. stock by
ALBERT y nTcoIsV.
no Bro.r sheet
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The United States sloop Cyane, Commander Samuel
Lock wood, before reported at Cal'lo. 10 sail
raBsma the 1sth ut She would touch paiis and
Guaysqui Officers and all vol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

sprsng' ieoo.-Lenry d Co. Introduce th.
hs y,s o. geaasnens silk hats this day Nos md
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1912 taats.-nden's, Boys, Misses aud Chill
I ia large assoftes. by The package at JOHN
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sC0quette Parnsol"-Fan and Shade-For
tne carriage, street and opera TO be had only at
GENIk'b BAZAAR, liX Rroa1dxav
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Baslou's New Style or French YoA. Shirts
maoe 70 ORDER OF pess mserials snt warranted 10 ht
BALLOU BROTHRES, 400 Brosdyv,.y N 2
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HILLS Hair Dye, 50 Cents a Box. Black or
brown No. Barclay street. and all druggists Infallible
onguent. o' o
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A. w. Fsbcr's Lead Pencils sslA az R~sss,
role agent, LS William street.
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oary's Tssccphesous H. the Bess ..d
cheapest article for dressing bcaguiynr cisxnss rrlm.
nrsserv,ng and Restoring INC hair. iads w -a b, ~
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For rerfect Fittiog Shirts and the Latest
novea,es furnishing goods, GREEKs shirt and
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Fashionable Clothing Cheap for CASH
wholesale and retail VIM II. SMITH, I45 Futon street
Don't forget the humber.
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McLaughiln'sI Improved French Yoke Shirts,
street. corner Of Murray.
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General Debsittv, Scessiooed by Es.-~
permanently cured BY ussng the ELIXIR dc Vie sosi 81 as
BtoJdwey. -
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Rapture Cured by Marsh n Co.'S RsSs~s,
They also keep AK elaacr ocxYnru no .rx
veins supporters and stoudet nsrun~al. ~ a..
mites made 70 order NO Vcsry strcct foea~ nj
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HerinE's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes s Broadway corner Mrrsxs NV
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Srrsf1s CorkI--Crcuit I-Oyc and Tcrminer,
Par, cNos loo $50, geo e3s va, so, rs ESQ 7sl
7se Tss 20 Tas, Tps 1ne Tns, 500 sU2 see SOS Part
3Ncs ~ ess, .sds sSs, .si sss SsS, sSs, go 7e
Tos, 7o7, III, ssS, sss, 20, 7ss, ss5, 7s7, 80
suraaoa cctwt-(In Old ROOMS Mos. 2zT, t2s, SCI
C2 tz 5a3, s4, sSs, s56 a6s Cos, 6ao se1, a2n s3s
COS l2s ppf, ses pns eoA. s7s $50 s52 asa ga $50
Extra caeudAr SSs, sSs, ess ear eSs os4, ess,
ots, CSC, go.
Cossos pIrss--rar, 2--Noe eos, sos GA, 80, sss,
sol, sos, ia, go, Ti5, I'll, sss, 100, 49,, e.d
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Wheeler 81 Wilson's Sewing sIses.ines.
Oilce b00 Broadway, n. Y.
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smithsonian House, brOsdVvsy, Corner az
houston sfeet-Eotel accommodations the Europeao
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Sugar Reduced In Prices.-A Chest ar Tea
81; 10 lbs. coffee, Stat kEDFokDS 4s SIKH avenue
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The Latest Dvswinxs cs sbs Lcssuzca Losse-
ries 81 reported 10 WOOD, hDey CO.
sAsaGrNs or tsx
DkIAwARE, GEORGIA. KEssvckr AID MISSOURI
STAIR LorrrRIEs
oaoial Drawings By Telegraph
prrkwaRs LorrERrre
ne he y ,s sysasd y q. ss,srecr
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