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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

sWered.
RsMAREsThc butter trade stead iy growing better for
holders prices higher and more firm the demand s good
for home trade, and sales could be effected rapidly our
quotations except for the Of the articles. The
must remain good present and probably will grow
better, until the butter has superseded the Old Fres
butter must bring very high sent early Eggs are do
ing we'll and much like Butter and Cheese are regularly al
vancng and will probably do until the supply Of Spring
! and summer has become sbundan,
W. S. MCCLURE A %
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NULVAEE'N UUNEN SOAP,
This celebrated oilet soap, in such universal de.
nald ID made from the choicest materials, is mild
and emollicnt Units nature, fragranuy scented
aud extremely beneacia in It's action upon the skin
For sale by all druggists an Fancy Goods Dealers.
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aud free from crock and trusts that his former eIperen
in the business, with The late Improvement he has
obtained will enable him to give general satisfaction
He viii work during the cold season at his residence on
Hubbard's meadow. ENOS STlMSON
MONTPELIER. Feb % 1864
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$225. SEVEN OCTAVE $225.
ROSEWOOD PIANO.FORTES.

NEW, ENLAf GED SCALE PGANo-FoRTEs, WITH
~ all latest improvements.
Thirty years experience with greatly increased heili
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above nnusua y low price our instruments received the
highest award at the Worlds Fa r. and for Ave successive
years at the American Institute Warranted Ave years
TERMS SEr CASH Call send for descriptive circular
Fl0m3
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school Photographs
by REV. ALFRED TAYLOR.

BY KEW. ALFRED IAfLOh.
with an iatr1duct oa By Prof John /. Hart l.. l.. D.,
Of Phi adeiphit Inc character and unlodings Of ths
sunday Scnuol fast becoming element OF national
history. To hopeful extent this Christian organi-
zAti0n moulding The characters Of our children and
youth ard It's impressions the minds Of the masses
are hardly les pueGtlsl and abiding than the teachings
ot The Pulpit Ihs volume IS both timely and sugges-
tive. II is complete Mirror Of the Sunday school, dis
closing us workings and giving graphic insight into the
char act.rstes Of superntendens, Teachers, scheas
and sunday school Orators Every chapter Of the work
ke tue dulneati0n Of character A. the edge OF
Sheffield razor, The book will create STIR, and, II
is sugge tons hesdsd reformation. 1t lining
accompanlml nj to our Sunday School and How We
Con iuct it," by Waldo Abbott, ard both works are an
aquisitun to tho religious literature OF the age We give
below few Items Of contents the better 70 give lhe
reader OF this advertisement foretsste OF the good
things 10 store for HIN
The Fdgety Superintendent The Inexperienced Teacher
| The Heavy Superintendent III Dull Teacher.
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Sunday School Speech Making
The Pompous speaker The Peripatetic Bore.
The Lon T. Wisded Speaker The Apologize Speaker
At the Convention, rhe Untimey Speaker.
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The bull Speaker. {" An. the speech pleased
The Talking superlnten' the Lord"
dent
I he stuffed Children.
Price Eighty cents Sent prepaid GA receipt Of price.
Three copies sent any editor in the country who In
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Sunday School nor r.
No mill.
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l-)le0.

Notice. OF Deaths Inserted free Obituaries including
poetry, inserted for i've cents line to be paid for ad
vance. This rue will be strictly adhered to-
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NOTICE,-NEW FIRM.
DRUG STORE.


A FEW .warms OF Bees for sale at shady Rill, o
n Martin Brook, In Niddesex. Address
l.. SGRlBNER
Februrry %. FSw4 Montpelier Post Once.
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Speech. Making.
DR.. 4. ". URANN,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN
For ALL DISEASES,

MOULD respectfully inform the e,sens OF Montpelier
W And yiohity that he will be In Montpelier March
10th, to remain for a few days
During his residence In Boston and Lowell, and more
rec nty in Hartford, he has been Instrumental In curing
almost every KIND OF disease aesh is heir to many Cases
that have been considered ncuribe having been cured
by a single operation.
rHE LANE HAyE BERS MADE TO WALK, FHisLIsB TO IS 4
AND THE DEAF TO HEAE.
His mode Of treatment is such that By II ,hs vital forces
become more equaiEed, no surgical operation Is per
formed, and pain caused Many long standing Ca
sss have yielded TO this treatment
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TO COnsunptives.

compounded so As to reach directly the sea
disease and give almost instant relief
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NO, - NINTH STREET, BROOKLYN. 4. D.. AAKCI


DK.. sIn-ssveral months sine was compelled 70 rs
inquish active busness p~rsuts In
cogh contracted BY exposure placed myself under the
treatment 81 my family ply iau for time. without APP
parent relief and he finally rnonnced my lungs diseased
assuring mo that IL nsee u seek relief from mod
disease oad be ny seeking through
lang d and proper 10 renvtgorae system that
II there suiicieny igor lett might TINS regain my
health otherw tse was hopeless ~ that time
rapidly failing and OF my friends Aoagat was be-
POND Al hope ~ cough wa: very severe someEes hast
pectorsos often accompanied with blood MY appetite
very poor, and stomach extremely weak that
could scarcely eat food without being compelled 70
voWt Immediately thereafter. Attsr consulting various
medicines trial. In wish this adviosI visited
ana the examination under your Rcspiromesr proved
very settsgacsor that you Understood
case perfecty entered upon the treatment prescrheds
and In short time found great relief am now en- oying
greatly Improved health my cough troubles me very Iie
a1orSs ne pleasure . make sSis scinos,sdsment q
the benefits have derived from the Of your medcnes
zen express ny gratitude therefor; ana freely
make his statement which q liberty 70 use - you
means q 6snsane others who may suffering from the
same disease Yours, respectfully i, ,,xn.y
Place Of business No. l02 Market alp. New York.
REMEMBRR, Dr. SCHENCK be found only Of bis
rooms, No g Bond street Now Yerk. svery TUESDAY:
always has fun supply Of medicines at his room which
GIsTg and DEALERS. Price Of the PULMONlC gYRUP
and sKAWEED TONIC Zach g per bottle or IS the half
COM FOX, No. 81 Barclay street Wholesale agent
DR. schencks empty bottles bought at No. 81 Bond street.
any day. Sundays excepted
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Died.
MURPHY On Fr day. March le after short Illness a
his residence ol East Twenty street MIcHArL NuR
Of parish Of Ballon, county Carlow, ireland aged u
yearp
The friends and Of the family and those OF
his sons Myes Patrick Thomas Edward and Nichae are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from his resi-
dence Ql East Twenty nth street. Sunday Afternoon Il
two o'c'ock.
Carlow papers please copy.
O'CoSyILf--On Thursdsy March H. TIxorHY O'CoxSsLr
native OF the parish Of DrouEhmtar, county Cork
land. aged III years and months
The friends and relatives OF the family and hose Of his
sister the widow OF Cornelus Curtin and likewise OF hs
brethersinaw. Michael jeremiah and Timothy sullvan
are respectfully invited attend the funeral from his ats
residence tSS Pearl street. Sunday Afternoon a two
O'Clock The remains wiz b taken 70 Cavalry Cemtery for
TFor otter afhs zee Second Pa0el
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HOTELS.

AT THE GRANT HOUSE. a NEW BOwRRY BIZ.
n tween Chatham square and Chambers street new
house and furniture opened; Rooms one pcSson
use SOC par days. 81 70 ss per week Open ali night
BANCROFT, HOUSE. CoRERR OF TWENTIETH
ID street and Broad Rooms angy: nrst
class table de hoe An excccnt bar has recently been
added ~ Bon the LIST OF NAY 1864 large house viii
Darts GRAND HOTEL MTRABRAU. NO g RUE On
1 IA PaI Paris This masnincent Hotel one Of the most
eRiby situated In Paris and paronized upwards OF
century BY aiuent families OF Europe has been
recently fitted up In style which places the head or
the drst hotels Large and small apartments Al All
prices very ssgan, and ccmforase looking The de
Is francs Splendid private rooms and saloons
for table dhote a o'clock Restaurant bill Of fare
Private dinners In the first syie AT an hours
from francs TO Y frapcs each person conveson and
residents the hotel Prices moderate and The utmost a.
tenuon shown 10 travellers
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Arrivals and Departures.

HAVANA EAsslu-Stsamship Cornca-Mr Susini
and servant Mr. and Mrs Taylor Mr. and Mrs Nicoao.
Crizia Hart II Ee1 haml Proctor OInard, Mr. RAN
Philips Miss Carroll. Madam Girrel. Madam Guerabeia
Saml Ward. Marquis Of Ard. lady and servants: q Q
Glen. Judson, II jefferson. Roiq. Barfoot @ T
swsn, Capt Roiheroe richardson AleI Crawford Mr.
mann Thos Newian N Dillon Ihos Lock, Robt AieIander
Mr. Kidd. Bolton, Mr. Philps Mr. Plumber. Fnnkfeld
Curtis, Davea g Williams. Mr. Underhnl Mrs Hood
and infant Miss Williams, Miss Faulkner, Mr. Hunersel
Mr. Krauh, Geo w Clark, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Bernardon w
Bnnsy. sergent Scott, M Van orden, Geo John.
son, VIM Marshall, 0Brien. Mr. Dexter Mr. Keen, Bous.
seon. Mr. Defsacon Mr. Ssmbrook, Banks, Banks II
yennings-lz deck passenger Total ZIG.
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end ne 1asy seat oss q te~n esiv, their arg
r a. rtbbly sadxe so he taa sn ormsd trem steps
wouid - tnkcn te srFeft thea 90 arottor ,hirse.
90 Na~sl, 40. q q. Hos ard. ensisied " great
esal creeA zee ts 10 which a. mas conauc 81
u and &c kes~ that government mas Apr we'd
- every sep ne ne tases and hus the evldrnt de
esmlsasca No i&rs u Jedse ktchIe 70 release the
tirstns. The cG,~t~ 20 Hr Howard would have been
efe~ss< sh 1bs COUNSEL for the United states
have Aeref fslsh aily ooesics men, and are
also ac~<rvlns me respecs q loyal Americans. me
rrowin< al also entitled 10 nsidera
pa foe shs r~unpt Which they responded u
NJ hcs srsr srpss and for tue ssshtance they have
FxDasf>c 70 tim
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CORSICA.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM HAVANA
Rumored Intended Abandon
ment Of st. Domingo.
General Prim's Article On the United
States,
&e.. &C., 90.

NJ British steamship Corsica, Captain 10 AessuTier
Havana l2th. via Nassau, P lAth inst, arrived
- lhn port yesterday.
Tue blockade runners Lucy and A. u. Vance nso A.
rived at N-ssau from Wilmington
bs Russian frigste Peres Wet had sailed from Nassau
Dor - Tn mas.
me brig silver Cloud, from Cardiff had been wrecked
On a. 4 island and a total loss
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mTsCExLAuEcus.

SIX YUIa sFArioNER FOk EoSs's AMERICAN
n Cheunie, Wrsting FLUID The hest la The word d "
nssd by 10 ifineipal roads pnbie 'hcrs
LUBRICANTS Ae Wholesale depot No III Chshbsrr street
f,rcHEN, Tfika co. 6smp gratis. TUm
pUHIONs. cORNS. BAD NAILS TENDER FEET. &C.
I'D cured b. Dr. BRIGGS Surgeon CHR I'ii-i 3i2 broad
Br ggu ls, iator and by drug
gists ami seat by mail. - cents and 81.
WORMS, BUNIONs. BAD NAILS AND CHILBLAINs
~ &c. cured without pain by DR. RICH. Surgeon Chiro-
pofist, ~ Bowery, Cttixenss Bank Rc.s Anulht
Iator bnnous Ac BY mail 80 cents
DR. j. II. sCHENCK. OF PHILADELPHIA. CAN
~ ee consulted professionally every Tuesday IRON A.
N. ul r. ~, ~ ~ Bond street New York He treats NO
diseases but the tAroa BRONCHIAL tubes stomach and
bought At the above olice any DAY except Sunday
DvoRCEs-vALID IN ALL PARTS or THE
~ wcrd-procured In Al I'd oning State without publ
change Of residence. = moderate
nunicasions strictly eon6densL Address Counsellor
zion ID, Bible House, New York.
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rEs fovpSn avEsrs Rsnvs Exrrwos The Fourth
Avenue Rsassy erlession. granted BY the Common
ocaneii ss mes,ns q eosh boards last week has al.
rss1y been comDssea. Mo- have eosn vors in Esss
rhrty rousta stree ior several days tearlng up The
Dsv~msnt snd isJnE tbs trace To- TIE sxtsnxlon.
lArse ~ q tse rAs otiseea Fourth avenue and
nuncrs Point ferry ks already been Constructed ana
o. tne ceurse - tee days N The shssnce o. genera
nJuocflcu, the entlfe vors vM ~ camslesed The
erKs The enfwnsion uin be from Tnfty .s~runs IA
rty osd street, sn1 thrcush nary fourth street u
shs k4st river
oosSxsr - am 90 ra4yN-A grad vocal aud ins,ra
ssnsA will lAks pAs q Irving Han the Is,l
o. sert mossh sld o. lhs Polish nsilenA cause N.
sc<ft vii ~ under the trecton u Mr. a. koienba
s1d Ugmber q cstinsa sksd artists have vouDssere
tksr ssfvixss.
ma c-thos Total Ale inevce soclssy we're tne reel
ps-ns u ~ sssh Irsh eAs, % ~ rsreks 1orpns
from NE tcha hairey - Ne ne Front street. After
soFis " vncoa agsmcnt o. n the lsuy, the Hesi
aNi, NJ iawre 60 Naaw sell. behalf of ths society
r~sarne1 bef thsir sincere thsnks
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MAJ 'rasasp vim hCsDrsISe Ne WAN
nidsss 70. ". irs wonss sDous forty ave yrsrs %
sss. Who i've win her husband 10 the bAssn.eot of
pensss 20 % hoss suess. eisd yesterday sstsrnoor
snesr crcums,Ancss ehcb aslssd s1spse-a thai her
Saith v.s Inc e*ait siosncs gaic~al Barry the ne
ssss1inE her tbot be uss sfssr ssbsrssd "a her
request whis sole N coovsrss hrs barry luiermed
ens % the fourth pfeclnct oce that her hhsnf hsd
beaien snf kcked her and that the marks 81 yel.ner
Visible bout her neck hody Iatsr n ,ts
dsy Mrs. barry suddenly espred alter which be- 1asb "a
ted and locked np IN The Iearlb sl.io
bouse 10 await iuvestg.ion beofe Coroner Na9mann
ealms that his vie was eqoalfy 80 with hfnesf ns
ke~ps srogfery ~ the front part o. the place The
police report that Barry arrested ssss time sfee
for robbing soldier barry denies having beaten .
wne aud says she el tvo three days since shie ".
scsesed sed severely njursc terse1 D>cesssd bae NJ
shndIsn pvinG.
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FINE ARTS.

WE ARE TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS SUPERIOR TO
those made Al any other gallery In thu city without
exception Carries dc L!site. ~ per dozen.
FkBDERfCks 20, lfy Fifth avenue,
Between TWENTY seccnd aud Twenty .tpiyd stresta
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EXPRESSES.

IUREHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS -BuRyHAM,s
- Furnitme Errfess rrrahsms funiturr Errr,ss-
10 West Eleventh street between Ftfih sir avenues
Fu nt1re stored Al knds Of furniture bowed and ship
ped. Furniture Of families moved In city o. 70 eoun,vy
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pUBLIsHED THIS DAY.
VICTORIA,
THE HEIREss OF CASTLE CLIYFE.
By COUSIN MAY CARLETON.
ILLUSTRATED By DARLRY.
Price 50 cents paper covers; 70 cents bound In cloth.
Cousin May has fairly surpassed herself in the compost
ton OF VICTORIA" and popular her writings always
We fancy that 'viCTOkIA" WIN make he greatest
sensation achieved by female writer The Interest
With tho first Of the first chapter
and steadily ntens6es through plot involving tho mot
fascinating varieties Of adventure, sentiment esprit and
dramatic climax. r' 74s'
COUSIN MAY CARLETON'S NOVELS,
sYBIL CAMPBELL; OR THE QUEEN OF THE ISL 3;
SILVER STAR OR, The MYSTERY OF FONTELLk
HALL;
RRMINIE: OR. THE GIPsEY's vow,
Are published uniform In style and price with VIC
T0RIA." Mailed free OF postage receipt Of price.
FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publisher,
No. "a ANN STREET.
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DENTIsTRY.

~sl~tA-
A NEW AND BETTER WAY or INSERTING PAR.
al sets OF teeth also new style Of lower sets very
cheap. 81 239 sirth avenue.
Pine Of Teeth also cheap sets Of teeth with pumpers
which hold the cheeks ana restore youthful
q No $50 Sixth avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
scld filings At 80 Sixth the cheapest place in
No sdvsnoe required At 2s9 Sixth avenue.
Once hburs from In the morning III At night
Nitrous oxide gas given and teeth extracted without
pain,
A SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE HoURs-HN.
IA tire satisfaciion or no paya 2S9 ssth avenue Per
applying herein the forenoon have Of teeth
silver gd made plee and inserted In the after
Of the same day No sivance required. For plana
gum other kind Of work persons
have them made in twelve or fourteen ate call
ing $50 Sixth between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets See other advertisement
~ DENTAL ASSOCIATION
Use only the made fresh every dayhence their uni
form sIccesa Once ~ Bond street.
40 CgRrIFfCATEs-HhyING HAD ONE TOOTH
Isf1o extracted without pain bv DIR. j. JAY VIII
LEks 100 rhrd street two blocks from Brnadway cheer
fully insert ths ommcndaton those M tooth
ache. -JoitrH MURPHY Js, No sMuberry street
FINE ARTS.
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HCOFLAND's GERMAN BITTEHs.
AN APPEAL TO PEoPLE OF o0Mxos SENSE,
ana 10 those Who desire the amictsd bsneh,sL
READ AND REpLEcr
READ AND kESLEoE "a
REID AND RzFLKoE
has bees from time mmsmorisl the object Of phia.
Aropss 70 and some remedy for the ills Of life
tse sh has for ages sIpl.ed every in order to
discover the hidds. score. Il has sssn however reserved
for modern science to bring before the world the great do
sirsysr Of disease and In HoosLAND's GERMAN BIT
TIERS concentrated an Aoss virtues which tend pro-
mote healthy and vigorous nfe Unlike the generality Of
bitter. they NOT MIXTURE but pure tonic
composed entirely Of vegetable subs.anosa Thsy are pos
tive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
AND
tra DISEASES REsULrrNG FROM
se DISORDERS OF THE Liver
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILITArHD FRAMES BIZ.
CONE RENEWED WITH ALL TIE vIGoR
OF HEALTH.
The regulates Of this prsparason IL not OF say
month nor year. nor l. Il confined within limited spacs
nor d II but known and appreciated By those who
The circle o. fsAioa aad ssansment s the contrary.
world wide and The unphs OF his article have blessed
aks the rich and Ne while lie NE that falls
gsnty the sarsh this friend Of apiind cassss IL
blessings 70 descend upon che suffering and afcsd It,
virtues known In every quarter Of the inhababs globe
and the wonderful cures which daily performing have
for the highest post the temple Of scsnes with
such Recommendations backed By incontsstibls and
doubted testimonials from those whs have experienced ~
curative properties giving tho public assertion but
what has passed through the crucbs Of truth. and sup
ported by array Of splendid and hitherto unknown
riumphs what wonder IL that Thousands rush 70 for
relief In the hour Of danger
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY FOR oEYrLENEH
only. ~ the New York Museum Of Anatomy. ss sroad
farss unac 70 attend these have them
forwarded receipt ~ ten By Addressing
or the New York Museum Of ANATOMY
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A sAUyAGBAU's DANCING ACADEMY, n LEROY
n. place, Beecker strestLesson nights Nsndays We'd.
nesdays Fridays Practice Tgesdays and Thursdfys
Grand Goir Saturday All daroes tau III In w
lessons. number OF new lady dancers engaged.
IT. sEARISG's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY
81 2g2 Fourth avenue nsar Twenty Third Glasses
formed times 10 suit appcants private Lessons
day 70 those who wish 10 learn quickly.
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list OF LETTERS
Remaining in tho Now York Post once
Saturday. March 10, 1864.
ellclaIly Published in tho Newspaper
Having the Largest Circulation.
LADIES' LIST

LADIES' LIST
Abbey Mrs Amanda Anderson Mary Ammo Mrs a
Acserman Caroline Auderson Mary Alnin Mrs Phfe,
Adam Mrs Jane Arsnan Mrs sarah Ash Mrs Anna
Aim Elizabeth l. Auburiol Jean.
Alexander Leo Anderson Mrs Mary ncte, wife or
Atkins Mrs l. ,n-a Ansran Rosalie Klein Egan
Aranchus Mrs GAS
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DARBERS, ATTENTIONl-YOU ARE HEREBY RE-
ID quested POUR bosses next Sunday for the In
Of rs per cent and not complied
with The Of all bosses who do
comply win DO publishsd in all the principal pa
pers meeting OF the Above win be held ct the Union
Assembly Rooms 2ls Grand street, Sunday March 20.
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A SPECIAL MEETING or THE WATERS r. AND B.
"A Association will be held at Clinton Hail. Astor place
and Broadway on Saturday evening" March 49, al clock
raj attendancs il requested. b order Of
JAMES RODDY, President pro tenn.
JAMES MORAN. Secretary pro tenn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RMS AND TROPHIES -METROPOLIrAN FAIR
Of making their department one OF special and
Ing Trophies Of any Kind or the present vars
this country which they wish donate place on exhib
GET Chairman Committee No Great Jones street. All
articles entrusted 10 this committee will be carefully
tected and promptly returned the Of the Fair
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BLOOMSBURY:
Saturday Morning, Dec. l7,lse4.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

ous customers, who have paid up their accounts,
have our sincere thanks. Those who have neglected
TO do 50. requested now, to SETTLE and PAY inms
aatsy We need notspeak Of increased expenses, etc.
these things patent every individual in the
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We are making out and sending bills to all indebted
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Our terms are PAYMENT IN ADVANCE, and every
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shah we be disappointed in your honesty and justice
And lastly. Every person taking this paper must
ray TWO DOLLARS, IN ADvANcr and they had bet.
ter remit onco upon the fist of next January,we
shall be obliged demand for all unpaid subscriptions
THREE DOLLARS per annuui, in advance We
hoph our friends will avail themselves of the oppor.
tunity for liberal payments at the approaching Court
in December.
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eleason's Literary Companion.

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