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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
The Condemned Capt. Brown.

To-day (Friday) is the day APP
pointed for the execution OF Capt. John
Brown. AS no respite has been granted
by Gov. Wise, the sentence Of the Court
will undoubtedly be carried into elect
The greatest precautions have been taken
by the authorities of Virginia, to prevent
a forcible rescue, which they claim to
have reason 10 believe will be attempted
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

GS-The "Studen.I Monhiy" is tho name
of q publication of tho students of oberln
College, The November number, which is
before us.contains several admirab BILE articles,
and Is. in all respects, worthy of commen-
datioD. Published at oberlin, by Shank
land q Harmon. TernT, 81 por yeSri sin
gle numbers, 10 cents.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
Literary Society.

Some Of the energetic young ladies Of this
village having projected a Literary Society,
We arc requested to state that the first
meeting will be hold at tho School House,
on Friday evening next. Tho enterprise is
worthy of encouragement, and we hope
there will be a general attendance.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

Gs~An unsuccessful attempt was mad Q,
on the night of Friday, the 18th ul,., to burn
the Congregational Church at the center of
Burton. Some of the clap.boards wero
blazing finely, when the fire was discovered
and eItinguished.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

OWEN BRowN AND MERIAM, survivors
who escaped from Harper's Ferry, have
arrived safely in Canada.
The Columbus Gazette states the trial
of w. II. Gibson, Of Treasury defalcstion
notoriety, has been set for Dec. 18Th.
His partner Bresln, still takes shelter in
the land Of fugitiyes without respect 10
color.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

es-on Thursday, of last week, Mr.. G. A.
Vaughn, of this township, while engaged in
hauling cornstalks, accidentally fell between
his wagon and horsos, and received So
vere kick In tho facc, which fractured his
lower jaw He was not, however, so bad Dy
injured as at first supposed, and will soon
entirely recover.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

EyPreparatious for the Chinese ex-
peditiou continue in France. One author
ity says 5000 men will probably take
their departure during the last of Decem-
Der.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 29,-Tho following
is the official vote for Governor at tho recent
election Olden Opp, 55,3l5; Wright,
5l,7l4. Qldon'a majority, l,00l.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
N o It C Il .

THE Undersigned has been appointed and quail
L. itied as Administrator of the. estate Of An.
drew H. Spoor, deceased, late OF RUSSELL Geauga
County, o. ALEXANDER FRAZER,
Russell, Dec. 2, 1859. Slows
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

@S-Judge Tory, of California, has bee n
indicted for tho killing Of David O, Brod-
erick.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14

plao, They would not ask anything for
him ou the ground Of his public position, or
on the ground Of his profession, but what
they would ask for the humblest American
citizen In the varions States from whence
the counsel came the prisoner Is always per-
mitted to occupy = seat beside MS lawyers.
lie asked that srch facilities should be ex-
tended in this case.
The Judge asked whether the counsel had
ever known man tried for murder who was
not placed in the dock
Mr.. Magruder admitted that the prisoner
might first be placed in the dock, but the
practice 10 Virginia. and in other States was
that the prisoner should cit beside his coun.
sci, and have, II need be, facilities Tor wri-
ting,
The Judge had never seen man tried Tor
murder who was not placed in the dock, and
had never read of 4uch case, certainly not
in England. lie was not disposed to make
any distinction in this case.
Mr.. Stanton disclaime,iany desire TO have
any distinction made. They would be sat
istied with the arrangement suggested by the
Judge. Instructions TO that effect were
given TO the Marshal, and the court at !
o'clock adjourned
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14
Senator DougIas aud the Co""scaieu
Election.

Senator Douglas aud the Co""scaie1s
Election.
The editor Of the Hartford Post publishes
an extract of letter received from Senator
DOUGLAS, in reply to an invitation to visit
Connecticut, in the present campaign, in
which he says:
sincerely regret that circumstances, over
which l have no control, have rendered il
impossible for ne to visit Connecticut during
the present canvass. Your election this
spring excites unusual interest, and involves
important consequences. Upon it may de-
pend the organization OF the next Congress,
and the ascendency OF the Democratic party
in the House, 10 the election ofspeaker and
the appointment Of committees. The Dem
ocratic party is the only political orgsniza'
tion which can preserve the peace and bar-
mony OF the Union; and the integrity and
ascendancy Of the Democratic party can only
be maintained by an erpi'ot and unequ'poeal
recognition Of the Fundamental prinnpss Of
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY and KoN-NrKRvES-
TIoS by CoN0REss, WITH SLAVERY IN THE
TERRITORIES, as reH as IN the States, as Il
uus explained and understood IN the great
contest Of 1854 and 1856. understand that
the Democracy Of Connecticut are now fight.
ing the battle on this distinct issue, 30 far a.
federal politics are involved in the contest,
and most heartily shall rejoice iu your sac
cess.
regret that am unable TO participate
in the conflict, and to argue before your
people the great principle involved"
principle as ancient rs free government
itself in defence Of which the Declaration
Of the Independence was proclaimed, and the
battles OF the Revolution were fought, and
which now forms the basis Of oil our institu-
tons repeat, wish you complete sue
cess in the great conflict
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14

THR TuRs-A Twenty THOUSAND Dol.
LAR RAcK,--We learn from the New Or.
leans P,edyuns that q match has been closed
for S20O0o $4,000 side,l distance four
miles and repeat, weights for age. halt for.
felt, between " Nicholas l." owned by Mr..
HUNTER, of New York, and {" Tar River, -
the champion OF the Washington Course,
Charleston, South Carolina. owned by Mr..
HARs. of Virginia. The race to come of
in the course Of this spring or the ensuing
summer over the Fashion Course, on Long
Island.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14

At ruE GRovELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Bet~ssn =. Paul and \. Anthony, Minnesota
We have fur sale . large stock II almost everything
sned 10 this latitude. both Ia th. Frun aud Ornamental
Department, which We are now Offering At Eastern
prcea fur rash. or its equiv alent.
Persons wishing 10 buy largely VII be supplied very
o~ and at Wholesale prices 10 soh tbs times
our stock u small btui,s 10 vsry extensive. such ~
suswbsrfss, khabsrb, Asparagus,
Crepe Vines, 40,
In the way II Trees. shrubs and Flowering PlAbts,
We have
Moun'ain Ash Naples, tsfehes, Films, IsJcass,
h4bsrisn Crabs. fopiars, Arbelss, IABdsns,
WILLOWS. Ar aofths, uaisAsi fif.
Norway Pine. Red Cedar. Ae.
tAlsrs four tnds kuow balls
spirsss Hyrngss, AcacAs rlowering Almond, Honey
Phones Dsleita kp~ctALais, Lilies. Ae.
Among the bsdsnR and green house Fisn,s, ~r have
. ssfy extensive stock, ~
Dsblla., 10 eboic. kiDds uelsetrotopss. vsfbeoas.
IantsnAs, gsvaninfns Lemon vsrbenas
Fusohiss, 10 kisds AleniiIaes. 4.e
Ia their season. we can supply from our hobeds
TornA,o Plants, kgg Plants Celsry, kssst Potato fsDs
tsbbsg. Plants. Tobacco, Ac,
Al@p Seeds In papers or IN larger qualities Including
Oaion, Be-4 sugar Zane, Peas hna baga, Bssas,
flAi Tsrnip, Carrot. Ae., Ae.
Fiowsf sssds Il papers fsr u. tree Il postage
Cssiogars sent gu sppiiestlo enc loslng pos'ase
stamp A6trea
In voRDACo,
arc dlmA~f - Paul. Minnesota
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14
NKw YORg, Al

NKw YoRg, April 5.
The steamship New York, from Bremen
via Southampton, on the 22d ult, arrived
this afternoon. The Canada arrived out on
the 2lst
GREAT BnrrAIs.--In the House Of Com
mons, on Monday night, Lord John Russell
moved bis amendment TO the reform bill
that il is neither just nor polite to inter
fere with the free hold franchise, etc, the
purport OF which has already been received.
After some debate, the matter was post
poned till Tuesday.
A large meeting Of working men had been
held in Hyde Park, to oppose the reform
bill.
The Neapoltan exies had arrived at
Bristol. The qusys were crowded with peo
pie to receive them, and considerable epthu
siasm was manifested.
FRAscE-Tho Paris correspondents say
that the Emperor having been informed Of
the ultimate resolutions Of Austria, desires
to recede by diplomatic means from his ag.
gressive attitude.
Another letter says that Austria and
Francs appear more inclined toward q
paclnc solution. IL ~ CERTAIN, however,
that Austria's force 10 Lombardy il more
imposing than was generally supposed.
Vienna correspondence says that the dan.
ger Of war is falling OF for the present.
Paris telegrams say that the powers had
agreed TO a European Congress. but the
basis OF the discussions cannot be settled
The 7,ms says that i, IL 10 be held in Lon
don or Berlin.
The Post warss the public against too
much confidence in peaceful reports, and
says IL i. very doubtful whether Congress
will BE- convoked.
The export Of arms, gun powder and sui
phur from Austria TO Italy j, prohibited
The Da,iy Noc, says the last Austrian
circular WAS written by Prince Metternicb.
IrALv.--The Morning Herald ssys that
France intends to protest against the con
struction Of ior,ihcstions at Piacenza.
Cardinal AntobelIi has again requested
the immediate evacuation oi Rome by the
French troops.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14
NHOlCE FIRST CLASS INSUR-
~ ANCK NY rHk
i:rNA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.

TAsh VAfVAL 81 l0JO,OOV
Absolu's and un,mpaued with surplus OF
ess6.~; ~. and ihs pr,st,se Of ~ yasr.'
suseesa aud experience
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14

The WA.HISGros Usos.--O! the re.
cen, change in the proprietorsbip Of the
Un,on and i,s political eject, the Washing.
ton correspondent Of the n Y. Ty,Jus,,
writes a. follows:
Gen BOumans transier 10 the p,oprie-
,0rship oi the fsiDn from the superintsn.
dsDcy u pubic printing ia po@itive indica,
ton Of Mr. Buchanan design 10 be csn.
5idaie al Charleston for reelection. Mr..
bowman 10 bs shadow and was brought
here on aceoaDt Of hls personal deyo,ion 70
The Presldent lie was b partizan country
editor at Bedford, and is eD,irely unsgitsi
70 tbs sphere. M'ssr Haghes and J Dhn-
son the presen, editor. Of tbe Cn,on. will
urotsbly both retire 81 leas, the latter
ri 10 AZ. Mr. Wendell reioioes a, ,be
ARA 'eneB, a. !; relieves him from boz.
deu Of sesry s200O0 annually on his pr
yAi. resources is conducting the paper
NJ buchanan may hsnceiorth b. cou.iisre,i
ihs 'tal yo..lss editor oi the Organ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14
no GEORGE X. HAVENS-SlR-,

no GEORGE II. HANENS-SIR--
i You arc hereby nsudsd ,ha, intend subm,llns
pruof OF my claim RI pre- emption 10 the North Mas,
quarter pt the Norh West quarter Of sscuoa No thirty
I've S aud south Ea. quarter Of the sos,h West quar-
ter the Norh west quarter Of The South Eas quarter
and 10, No seyse III ~ seciioa No twenty sx - In
Town No Thirty four tStl North Of ksps-. Ne r~sny
twc tsal ". ~ 4h pfinaipsl meridian, Ainaeaos, on
Tuesday the iAh May nest, nj ue Epited SAtss Aad
once IN Cambridge isanu To-, Minnesota al 40 oeloeA,
AN.
You viii therefore appear Al the said time ani place,
and contest my rgh, tn came, as you have hcd = state
ment, claiming said land -
DENNIS RyAS
uAprti z 1897 apIy-wsw
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14

Eve cents per pound by prominent druggist
in Broadway. who expects soon to astOnish
the world by the Introduction Of new and
valuable ointment, liniment, or pomads,
Manufactured from this rare material. Farm.
ers, and the poultry. eating public are also
expected to derive no little benefit from this
wholesale slaughter Of these depreda,ors Of
the poultry house since eggs and fowls will
become more abundant, and the prices Of
these desirable articles Of food, il is reason
able to infer, proportionately diminished
Journal OF Commerce.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14
4 MOTHER GREAT COUP DETAT
Isrng LITERARY WORLD
BAY YARD TAi Lon
New York Mercury.

Ths Proris.sfs ~ 'hs WV YORK sFsctRy feel
AssursS 'hA, app,se anz vathe sni ts fslshi=a "
hear tssi ssgh 5A4kibs ssg u really pryYfsssrs a.
r..aau ~. tees isIsn H. srFsssmsu ~ Ia iissah
gyisssd sftsr.
BAYARD TAYLOR, ESQ.
- dsrs has grsesfgi pso 10 f1Hfs. :, 1s t~fAfT ser
rjss EacLUktFELf " 80
NEW YORK KgkctkT
Bpar tsfs,J-e from hi sd$ftal s.sstAtohs - h
hs frisat. ts Pep Bsr sapfis qapss W No slsf.gy
uigi u ssf country ra appear
~ 30 PAFEE BLT Tgs sET YORK NEsetEy,
70 Ehles aaraAI b. o li ss1HNy tf@sm.us@ AS
pgyJsY AsD t0xISi YUV tDkgigs TsaVgL
E-tHz y-rfs,i sfys-aii fs,4Da u 81 n iams
aH Aurs.tgs ksd irs l3spi - ~
sgssATlDs ElDg ~ ifys ABROAD
srsii.' .sias ne s.oflnes. ssi - siasht.si apo
ls 49, ga4s .sa.f - HA4y efif sht fsA F'Auig
its .uf~st0s. Al asngss1 n fsussT u. ssv fgs
s~f. - sar. as ggly ss .fd ta'erssuly - Frsyf
49,. '4ssr fsrnh ~ esvsrisx sIp~risoss Il ne ps.
az .ssassat 81 a. fs1tlfs .n5 bslsrs a.
EATAkD fATLOkr fsRiNALl III TAsVEL
.ENT nkH
yfsv, ~ss' q enus is,al - s,asnpisi
b ~ sasas - ana - N3Tsntlfssss e~s.svnE 4
s.tsa.i a kIi( ~ EEspEhr -t.'h~ ss. t-sa
r.. . uaa ssf - fssissf = ~ n As Il "a
.lnks nsssEsasf o. rfFriss
-. ssst.aal.ss 90 sgys-f . fsisfs .saonkssu
~. - uas V s4ssr De z. - aENftky EEr-
ts.ufa 20 o. - 80 tsaahs Hpssitssss sss' tree a.
efsts
t,ULbNYI sIr rrpgpsrHA wHiTsEr
a.. ahsN Ff.ffss-sfs. ~ Htr.s. ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14

CHARLEs 7. CURTIS, ATTORNEY
Y Lsb cot ssEiIoR AT Law Ansss snsssS.
ssls ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14

PHILADELPHIA, April s.--Befo,e the
United State Commissioner TO-DAY. thc
ca-e Of the negro. Daniel Webster. an a.
ieged iagitiye slave from AiheusynIe. VIZ.
gina, ls being beard. On conducting tho
fugitive 10 The COmm.~iouer' oHoe th;s
morning a most exciting scene ensued
Hundred. gathered along the rou,eAnd thsre
was every evidence OF a ;orc.be -e.zurc b..
ing determined on Marshal jenkins made
sneh q movement hat i,it 10 jo4bi TIA,
the 6rs, man sh1 ia,sriercd DID - oa The
peril Of bis .f II thus sgco- ded 10 con 70
dsciihg Dams, before The Comm m.sionsg
without 1a.'urha1ce
The slaves c1glsei objected 70 tie pouer
o. attorney 0' claimants e Ip.si a. a rlere
uau,crpi ron aGI Rot Z. fo1rI % DO
ccl'' q lo1iot county, NrgHa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-04-14
MAN OMIN COUNTY pELlN

Vu QUENT rAxEs.~No,ics 10 hereby given, that |
shall selsl Fable Airuon, On TUESDAY. ID. iO,h dsy
ofMAN A u. is3g aAd sales TO continue daily al my
ollee. In the tewn OF Maaonn Ia said County much
Of each trsc, ~ the following described lands shall
be necessary to pay tho tsn-s interest aud charges on
the same respectively, for the year 1855
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DIAKENAN & MASON. No. $40 Broadway,

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BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA PUBLISHERS.
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LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
~ MstsytS.itA fhiloophy a, Masd,ra Couese Oxford
Emo, cioth- 81 -
HUGH NILLER'S NEW VOLUME.
POPULAR GEOLOGY.
I2aio., elS,h 81 y
just Pubh.hei:
THE LIFE or JOHN MILTON.
By.David Mason MA.
syo cloth = 10
uAMII.TON'S LECTURES.
LECTURES on METAPHYSICS.
b. William Hamilton Bart
Royal octave, clc;h. So
We sA,lI publish. early in Nav,
THoLUCk's COMMENTARY ON
THE Spell OF j O III n.
vol, ayo. Price - -
In Press:
w o o D l. f 1 G II &.
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Ne. 100 and 1872 Nasssu.Et
HNO EPISC PALIAN
Now READY:
SONGS OF THE CHURCH.;
OR. -
PSALMS AND HYMNS or THE PROTESTANT EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH.
Arranged
TO AffRorRiArE fTsiiIE 'MGEhLIoBDIEs,
Together With
A FULL SET or CHANTS
EACH SEASON
the
CHRrsTiAs YEAP.
l2Ino nrs'ly bound.
ONE DOLLAR
. work been pronounced by many compteut udg't
whom has submitted be the be. Of the kind ever pup
hshed.
the Bo OF Common Prayer and e.ch accompanied BY
Appropriate melody. 49,
The good old Church Music has been preserved 'oHt hs
iigh.eft Alteration. 49,
The names Of the tunes are syen and an index to them
The music adapted singing va or 'il''ut
a choir
The book is substantially bound clearly printed and q cou.
venient size.
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VOL XIX.....No' $500.
Brooklyn Water Celebration.

BrOokIysR ys.,9 wn.sr re G.IssratiOn. Isss
An INVITED orksFs ksEt s$ =. are lsss .: cARRIAoEs
met At Ae CITY HALL Brooklyn, at NINE O'CLOCK A NJ
Isy'1 By order q he colnn:,ee Of Invitation
wi.tnr's BaI-am Of Wild Cherry:
%sTAks @sTAEs BAa B1kAM OF OF WLB %TtD cHEkR9
A CERTAIN REMEDY
A CERTAIN REMEDY
COUGHS, COLDS AID INFLUENZA.
COUGHS, COLDS AID INFLUENZA.
ooUGIs, COLDS asP ISFLpENzA
WisT4Rs BALsAM
wiSTARs BAIsAM
CURES HoARsENEss, s0RE THROAT and IRRITATION
CURES HOARsENEss, SORE THROAT and IRRITATION
CURES CURES H01RsESESs, SORE TIiRo1T and INVITATION
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
BALsAs OF Wild cHKRRY
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY
ARRESTS, PREVTSTs AND cUREs coNsUMPTIoN.
ARRESTS, PRkNENIS AND CURES SONsumsiPPTTII00NS. ssiPTI0N
ARRFSTs PREVENTS AND CURES CONSUMPTION
BRONCHITIS
BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA
AFFECTIONS or THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHhsL
AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT, LUNGS aNDsCHEST,
CURED and that SPEEDILY, BY
,,sr ogkEB n ;nd ,sst M oI SPEERILY uI2 I G,sEppv
%sRs %sTARs s4tsAs BAs OF OF WkD WkD GHkRR cHERRY
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS
THE ONLY GENUINE
THE ONLY GENUINE
THE ONLY GENUINE
s prepared by SETH W. FOWLE Boston, whose name s
printed on wrapper of each bottle beside having
The same wrapper the written signature Of
f. BUTTS.
l. BUTTS
T. BUTTS.
J. BUTTS.
oh. @Sn1y na TSd % and 1s6s 6fs h. M
10 criminal prosecution -
For sale in Sew.York by
" - BARNES & PARK,
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS Co, .. . ,,,,,-
HARRAL RIsLEY KITCHEN,
HEGEMAN Co,
and others well as by Dealers and Agents
EVERYWHERE.
EVERYWHERE.
EVERYWHERE
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Gtraw Scoos, 6ats, Gaps, &e.

6traw pcoos, 6ats, Gaps, &e.
DALLARD, SHUTE d CO.,
ID STRAW NAT mASUFscTURERs,
As BROADWAY, NEW-fORK,
Having had their expectations much more tnsn aHeI Dy
the cordial manner Ia which
THE TRADE
received
THE BONNER HAT,
and feeling confident that the favorable opinion generally ex
P'''''' IFS own INTRINSIC MERITS,
would call attention TO the other leading styles Introduced
sGoP.ed b them, such as ,,,
THE WILLIAM TELL,
THE SONORA and
THE YOUNG sOUTHEhNER,
"A ~el as their large variety Of
STAPLE STRAW GOODS,
IN LEGHORS AND BRAID,
OF Egows, WHITE, slLyIs AND MIXED coLoRs,
MISSES and CHILDRESS WEAR.
Also,
LEGHORS FLATS aud BLo0MERS,
Upirmmed,
Tosrthsr with those welestsbl.shed favortes
THE EVERETT HAT
THE CRITTEEDRN
CTRAW GOODS Of the LATEST PATTERNS.
large AID elegant or hses ard Children,
beautifully trimmed. Ladies HIDING HATS, ff-t premium
cs.rded KELLOGG, Manufacturer,
No. J3l Can4l-st.
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TO HARDWARE MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS.

HARDWARE PAPER various -iIcs and weights
HARDWARE PAPER various sisos and weights, slased
WHITE WRAPPING PAPERS, various siEcs.
COLoRED PAPERS various sizes.
COLORED PAPERS glazed for labels.
TISSUE PAPERS. white and coored &c.
HARDWARE PAPER made TO order OF AIRY particular 'N sDA
thickness.
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TO BOOKSELLERS.

LETTER PAPER, blue and white plain aud ruled.
CAP PAPER, blue ard white, plain aud ruled.
NOTE PAPER blue and white, plain ard ruled.
PACKET POST, blue aud white, plain and ruled.
COMMERCIAL LETTER, blue and white, pain Ard raSetL
FOLIO POST, blue aud white.
FLAT CAP, Of every variety.
LEDGER PAPERS, oil qualities.
TISSUE PAPER, white and eolored.
BLOTTING PAPER, buff and pink.
BLUE, and WHITE BROWN BONNET BOARDS, H.
ENVELOPES, u all hinds and .hes
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fantn gooos.

fantn eooos.
HUGHES, DUPUY & CREHANGE,
IL 81 MAIDEN LANE 81.
Are nou receiving from ssse .as VIII coEaae 20 70
ce.7o ozri1s Ia .e:-on,
NEW STYLES OF PARIS
SILK NETS FASCHOSS AND HEADDRES5E5
tall black and ~i,h colOred bordsrzl -
FANCY HAIR PINS. COMBS AND CACHRPEIGSE3
oh. largest ase0rtLn-ut IN th- United s,atssl
SUN PARASOL and OPERA FANS, q az kind,
BFLT BUCKLES SLIDES and CLASPS,
DRESS BU TrOsS sud TRIMMINGS,
OPERA GLASSES, PLATED CHAINS, JEWELERS.
sCALES. &C. &c Lc,
h-h hey osr 20 he :rsde only he ssss u,te. prices
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