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Gottschalk is engaged 10 be married to
New York heiFess with attractions es-
timated 1t 100000.
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Mechanic andfIl,

To conclude with the farce Of
The Youth that never saw a
Woman.
Collin. .......-.NisI Mary Mitchell.
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9ew SdrertIsetusuts.
THEATRE.

DUFFizLD q finn, Nsnsesrs.-w. g. EVER
EFT, stage Manager. s. p. sIM0Ns, Treasurer.
A HAIG. Director Of Musi0......W. FBETOHER,
Scenic Artist.
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Monday Evening. Feb. %.
~0~~-~~~~-~~-~--~~~--~-~-~
Second week Ct the gifted young actress
Miss Mary Mitchell.
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ALTERATIoS or TTHE-DOOrs open at ~ O'Clock
Performance TO commence st x 70 o'clock.
Dress Circle. ..-..,...-- I'd. 30 certz.
gallery .....-3o -
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DlED.

ARCHIBALp-on Fourth day, 9th Of Third mont Mary d.
Vail wife Of John Archibald. - .
The relative. and friend, the family are respectfully iayied
Ia attend her funeral Seventh day morning a.
n O'clock iros her late residence College syens between
Concord and Garden streets Mott Haven, "estches's'
Coorty Conve snce by ThiIdsysnue cars
BFHCHrIn Brooklyn, on Wednesday. March Caroline A
BEECH eldest Of the late Aaron Beach Of Ne"ur
N. J.. -, n -. ,.,s,., A.. .,.orI
b fnrrrs from the residences OF her brother Id BsacL
No 50 second Place South BROOKLYN on tho i1o
ins al Il O'clock y. M, without farLeI Invitation.
COE-At New. Haven, Conn, on Thursday March ~,
Elizabeth Coe wife OF the Rev Noa'h ooe In The '''h Se"
Of her sge. ~ ......s .rJ ., H., .on.
F,.d.,cI Coe esq aud the Rev: Samuel u, Coo, ard
Other the key C. Goodrich are invited 70 attend
ts fn,rs oln hor late residence Dwight street Se~ ia
| ven on Saturday, the 18th inst, at O'CLOCK.
CUTLER-on Wednesday, March Q. at orsns. j. Lieut.;
Geo. w. Cutler, Of the LIST Missouri Lsh' A'ney 's'1
% years. ,..,--t,... =, .,h.,
Funeral service will DO attended residence Of o,o,nen
Ilth inst, =, l2i o'clock p IN.
GOIDyR-At Morrissnis, Westchester County N. " on
Wednssd.y evening March o. 1854, hnzsrst n, -iis Of
John Dolder sec in the roth year her age.
Tia funsr Ssryisss this friday shspoon u tfelect 6om
hW Isis rssidsnSs. Rsil1esd svsnas
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Corn MESSAGE TO GREAT BRITAIN. The
Rev Henry Ward Beecher last evening addressed Il
large audience in the Academy Of Music The lecture
as given under the auspices Of the Mercantile Library
Assocnt;on the guhjcc, being "Our Message TO Great
Britain" Mr. Beecher said our trst message was thet
the conflict which going on in America was NOT
conflict between democratic IDEAS ana donocra'o IA
stitutjons and democratic citizens. ii was cOn1lct
between democracy and sristocrary mo Sonth
did. tie North had shown wonderful power 10
deyelop men and means and resources
n was feared when tho broke out that We should De
yexed for great many years 10 come WIN inc pest VI
great men seeking every Office, but Providence had
delivered Us remarkably nom any such lhncu.l yen
Davis and Abraham Lincoln contrasted as widely as
tbe two forms OF Government The former was accom-
usbed and cunning but not wise the latter was tne
homey President of hOmely people siinple'imhdeo,
honest and conscientious. GOod common SOUS. uho
honesty were the main requisites IN ruier
rave the rest the who knew how 70 bring up SIX
BOYS well knew how 20 govern q nation, we were
growing rich not on account OF tho war Dut IN spite
Of H. The North had produced more WHEN tho iist
three wears than during any other three years Of 1er
istsnce We had developed riches In greater ratio
than our public debt had developed. The people
Of England were taxed we taxed ourselves
that was one difference between monaIcAicai
and a Republican form Government MI. d. aitei re-.
errng 10 the suspension of the habeas corpus SPOKE ol
the tenacity OF life OF Slavery. lLe ony means VI
Killing 1t was to strike where the heart OF II wash tae
Constitution Of the United States. one D,oW .here NOT
with the sword but the ordainng pen, ana slavery was
dead forever fCheersl Mr.. Beecher enumerated
MANY reasons 10 show the superiority OF democracy over
aristocracy. and thought that tho nation wouiu 10
cbiv rensid for all her sacrifices made IN this conflict
AIusions 10 President Lincoln and toJohn bilsht we're
heartily cheered The lecture sbounded IN hunB point
and striking comparisons. and was hStoncu 10 VIII
eager and delighted attention.
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SEPTuAGNr

sEPTUAGINr
(Is sl' point oat ~ ,nat ,ssS SS ~ SP'a''"' s's'
Cen. 1 6, and 20 eds %.
oRd God .Gp hdt % wds good
and IL was 80; yea, t1e ird,eTs under the hedren
lsere gathered together tae place eJ tseS
oa.aeriag ant me dry iIad appeared.
n herb yielding seed after va kind and hkeaes'.
fruit, whose seed ID IN itseli JoT !lSsHes aver H'
II seed sner It's kind and iisenen.
seed va. in itself after is kind upon ne
:, l,S,. in the Grmamen, Of the heaven for ioht 10
he sarth. and to divide, &c.
"a S.a4rpei, and noriag thing. and oild beast, Of
he ea,iA. also ne cattle d"d az me ereeP'HS
thing, Of the earth.
81 So sjod efsatod n.sn; after an image Va God he
as over the fowl OF the heaven and over all ae eaas
sres Of al The earth, and oser every living
Il On aas Sifth day God ended his work
every tree that is good. Sc
Is took the rhom he had teTEec
IA. q aaJ bsdgtU,A 10 look upon
w. Cain brought Of the fruit oil the ground sacrifice
And the Lord had respect unto Abel and to bis
Bgg, unto Cain and his s1eriaec,.
ii thou diG.t not rightly bring Oily socrihces)
then thou did.i not ,ighay divide trom thy
nm dido ain. BE .tia, Ia ny pCtOey a ty
brotheys tlovel. then thou shalt rule over HIM
Bul Can ,aid aao Abel hs brother, ief~ 10
% t.i. man ss dere4 10 BE- called BY ths aams Of Js
Y. too hundred and thirty years
4 seven hundred years.
too hundred and i've years.
seen hundred and seven years.
o one hundred and ninety years.
10 ssosa hundred and fifteen years.
~ one hundred and seventy years.
u serea hundred and forty years.
rs one Hundred aud sIty aud Ave years
l6 seren hundred and thirty years,
81 ons hundred and sixty and i've yearA
n too hundred years.
% an hundred and eighty right years.
% Nv. hundred riIsy and Ave years.
81 seven hundred Gttr and three years.
Should examples greater length be required win refer
the whole of the Chapters EIo. xxXvi xvii xrxvi and
xIxix remain dear Fellow Lsborers ever truly yours
HERMAN HElNFETTER
II Fanchurcb.s,.. London, Jan. s, 1854
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ImTCHELL-At hondon C. w. on Sunday Jan. J. In the
9a year Of his age William toLell laie Of Her MaeHys

mTTcHKLL--A. hondon. C. W. sunday Jan. in The
Dist year Of his age, William Mitchell (ae Of Her hsexys
79th II ghsndersD
Should this meet the eye Of Charles Mitchell
knowing his whereabouts they will Obiee his widowed
mother BY communicating 70 Duncan t0lquhoun, Tribune
Once ~ u Western paper. copying The above viii confer
| great iayOr on anSious mother
HESHhW-A his late residence IL West Twenty hrst
street on Wednesday the yth inst, AoHzo Meshaw aged
Is yesr- 10 months and DAYS
The relatives snd friends Of tc family respectfully invited
a. attend The funeral from the Church Of the Holy Apostles
corner Of Twenty eighth street and Ninth Avenue on ~
day aerroun at o'clock withou. further nyitatioE His
relIains Will be taken 20 Greenwood tor interneni
NOfES-At Utica Friday, March Mrs Martha Cnrtis.
widow 81 the LIE Gc0r.e Noyes, aud mother Of William
Curtis hoyes of this city In tho nth year Of her age
RCE-At Blooming Grove Orange Comfy v. Sunday,
Feb n the Rev Nathan Rice of the Newi Conference
aged IL years.
SPElRAt Honesdae Ps., Thursday. March .. in the
6lst year Of her age Elizabeth NJ Spe widow Of Harden
Speir, esq and dau gher Of the late Major Daniel Nyen
TfLERAt the Everett House, in this city Wednesday
evening, March y alter short Illness Emily Lee, wife Of
Brighten Daniel Tyler the T. 5. tol..
Her remains viii be taken to Norwich Conn., for later men
WETMORE-A Birmingham Conn. Thursday. March
10 Mary, wife Of q. NJ Wctmore esq.
Her funeral viii ake place her late residence in Strsord
at o'clock p. m. o Monday, the l4th.
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"a and put on 10 the track Of our young men.
ans by men. YOU know, who are 80 much a8grieved
at our employing negro soldiers Suoh was our
condition when President-excnse me for call
ing him Decentralization Davis extended the
CONSUMPTION from - to ~ and Gov Harris 10 30 These
AL were called upon to cuterth service othe southern
C0nfederacy. But about this time the sound OF tramp
ing thousands is heard across the mountains and the
Banners and gstcning If bayonets is seen along the
SUBMITS OF The Cumberland and BuTnsides host
GreGt shouts and continued gplgGsc rolled down into
valleys 70 save Us from the Rebel rule. All
manning Young men sprsng from thcir hiding places
and rallied under the Union leaders 10 the standard OF
the country, and tonight no less than 5000 OF the
Young m.l Of East Tennessee are nearing The arms
all uniform Of the United States OF America.
Then followed the marches and countermarches OF
friendly and hostile armies each successive advance or
retreat marking rs progress by wider and wider track
Of deso ton Thus barns and smOkehOpses, cribs
and stables have been piliaged and plnndered. shut
ont fF three years from commerce VIII the world our
have been reduced to the old policy Of spinning
wheels She has sacrificed all but honor and loyalty.
She has been faithful 10 The country. through pcrsua-
sOns threats insults arrests, IMPROVEMENTS, stripes,
chains coniscaiOus. glbbe,s. military murders the
clash OF arms, and all the combined concentrated
horrors Of intornecino war, marshalod upon her
batte-torn bosom. While the de,olating scOuige Of
has thus bligbted East Tcnncssee, IL has not
made its course visible north of Muson and
Dixon's line ON the contrary. prosperity has
been pouring wealth into ali YOUR channels But
there is East Tennessee. feoT.cifizens, sublime IN
he midst u her tatcIS and rags. with the tears Of
agony rolling down her hacgaTd cheek rs she sits Ike
queen IN ilt iNCnt oi iCf mountain ana hdd r0tHcr
write my name lest Tennessee 20 day than TO roll in
the wealth Of prince with "Tratur' stamped upon
me. lCOHualld applause and ohoeTs There she is
and ask you consider who IL is that asks your help
and assistance to-nghtt II Is not the st.ls ant man
with strong muscle. We have sacrificed all. and snail
we give MP our lives als0f Follow citizens yCn viii
not permit it, yOr permit IT At the close Of The
address, it was moved by Gen w. X Strong that the
BrgadiCr.Genera commanding having the organi1a-
ton OF this meeting in charge take such steps as may
be proper make suitable response to the appeal 80
and eoqucntly made by Col. Taylor The
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Dusiness Noiifrs.
IMPORTANT TRIUMPH oFsSCIEgCB.

Years Of patient research AMI urweared experiment knd!
assisted by fit scientific aud refeonai character in Nov
York. have produced and perfected
CHEyALIsks
LTYE YoR 1BR HAIR
TuE BEST HAIR DREssSs
yet offered the public 1T RESTORES GRAY HAIR rs
ORIGINAL Color, giving Frei aud Natural appearan.
HA stop falling out three dGy and keep the head coai,
cool aud healthy Doe stain me skin coil the whi.et
fabric !. entirely different from any other preparation.
Its entire freedom from all injurious qualities. (st in mary
other preparations nure the Hair and soil the cOthes tie
nicely Of the composition and its
SWEET AND DYLIcArs PERFUME,
render it the deydbi, article for the toilet and haird,e
Ing yet offered the public 81 per bottle. For sale at
Drug Stores.
None genuine without the signature Of The inventor.
SARiH A. CHEvALiER. NJ. d.,
No. l,l21 Broadway New.lork
n B-Dr C. can Ne consulted gratuitou.y, G. No l2a
Broadway where information in regard to the treatment Of
tho Head and Hair will be clearly explained.
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FROM ALBANY.
HARLEM Railroad Grsnt-Ihe City Gov
ernIucn;-PnyiuR Foreign Interest IN
Coin-secreiHry Of States Report.
From Oar special Correspondent.
ALBANY Thursday, March TO- 1861.
THE HARLEM RAILROAD GRANT.

From Our special Correspondent
ALBANY. Thursday, March TO- i56i
THE HARLEM RAILROAD GRANT.
A large number of property holders and
spectators from New York City. in addition 10 the
usual crowd Of thirdhouse patriots and Legislative
luungers thrOngcl the Senate Committee room yester
day afternoon 10 take part In or listen to the expected
argument upon the Harlem Railroad Grant blu. They
were destined 10 disappointment, ~ the Committee adj
jOUTned without bearing any argument upon the bl in
CONSEQUENCE Of the absence of OF their number.
Senator Woodruff, Who is detained In New YORK by
sickness in his family. The Committee postponed tAe
hearing until Tuesday neat
TIE CITY GOVERNMENT.
Formal charges were filed yesterday with the Coy
ernor the part Of Mayor Gunthcr against his late
antagonist Mr.. Booe. The Governor has given Mr..
BOOe the usual ten days notice % dccld himself lie
charges are the same in substance those contained in
the pamphlet upon this subject which has been extern
Siyey circulated.
PAYING FOREIGN INTEREST IN Coig.
Senator Bells resolution u abolish the distinction
between foreign and domestic holders Of State bonds
came up again this morning special order and has
been debated with fcryor and ability that have rem
dered the Senate Chamber the chef point OF interest
through the day.
policy and good faith and without reference to party
grounds Senators Bell Cook, Ravens, humphrey, ana
Williams supported the resolution; Senators Munger.
Andrews Fields and Beach opposing II. Inc speeches
were generally goOd-tha OF Senator Andrews especially
was an admirable and cOgent argument IN favor OF sup
porting the good faith OF the state ~ every cost and
hazard through the existing crisis az great puohc ana
patriotic duty The prospect Is that vote VIII not he
reached 10 day. as the discussion stu continues.
SECRETARY OF STATES REPORT.
The report upon Criminal se.-.ia- .a"i.'ed 10 day
exhibits a gratifying decrease In the number Of crimes,
so far az the convictions furnish any test In 1888 the
convictions at Special Sessions 200 less than In
the preceding year The convictions for the grayer
class Of olenses were about equal IN each year.
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The Soldiers, Amendment.
The following is the vote in the pnncipa
c;t;.s ON the Constitutional amendment:
Majority fOT...-.

NEw-JERsEY.-The Spring elections in New
Jersey are indicative Of change in public sentiment
In Burlington County gain decidedly; Salem County
reduces her Democratic majoryi and In the City Oh
Camden tie slavedrivers thoroughly whipped by
majority Of over 800 in poll Of something over 10"
MAIyR.-The town meetings ore using up the
Copperheads; Standsh, Buxton, Porter and other
Democratic towns have been redeemed, and in Union
towns IN increased majority is recorded.
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Il1IfE.
Iodine Water.

solution Of pure Iodine in pure rhou, 'olr,pt
IL acts upon the -
HEART,
LIVER, KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, and GLiNDULAR SYSTEM.
The great success which has attended IN. u-e OF IODINE
WATER enables 10 recommend H. feeling confident that,
with fair IT. will eteit It's excellence Ia the OF
Scroflls in all forms, Consumption, Cancer Bronchitis skin
Erupon, Pinp-s the fsce, Heart Liver and Kidney
Diseases. Rheumsiisn Neuralgia. Female Weaknses pJ'
p.psa Debility, Syphilis, MercuTiAl Disease, &c
fice 8 per bottle; half dozen at on. time S5.
Sold BY Drd.sss or sent by eIpTes receipt OF price
Dir. III. ANDERS L Co.,
Physicians and Chemists, -
No ilB Broadway, ". r.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The opera for the
present draws to close. The final performance VIII
be on Saturday morning. There win DO night per-
formance on Friday. The opera Of Don Giovanni met
with the customary applause at the salient meiodic
ponts See advertisement
Mr. Gottschalk advertises his concert as farewell
and announces that be is going away His lyrics are
very attractive.
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nAsSs rs-Oisns DwArn-Aphross the Shirt Of Beauty
WINTER Leave Man ~ "f =
OLYMPIC TBRATER- Tauing Butterfly
VAN AsBURGHs MKSAGKRIg-Co Of Animals.
HPporBFATRoS-Equestris Performances
BROADWAY AarnITHEATEg-Eeues ian Performance.
CBAYos ART GALLKRy-Bierstadts Rocky Mountains.
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Gpeeial Notices.

Ninth Ward Union Lincoln Ciub.-A meeting Of
III frb viii De beld At the B-ecker Budinr FRIDAY
k|EtlhG March H. 81, u O'Clock. AL citizens Of the ard
are cordially Invited TO BE- present and join the Club
a. II. kEECii, President
FRANK u. kARR, Recording Secretary.
Unconditional Union Central Con'mittee'-A
meeting Of this Committee viii b. held at it. h-sdiuareTs,
Gibson Building northeast Of broadway and 18Th st.,
on THIS ttndsyJ EVENING. at O'clock, y. m.
ADAbt G. ELLIS President.
a n LA swsi Recording Secs.
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CAUTION.
To THE DRUs TRADE AND FANCY Dsa ERs
The NIGHr. LOOMING CgRECs
PIRArKD.

PROJECTIONS CossysCgD.
In vindcaon Of their right. zd for the protection u
the public have resolved to invo.e the sd Of
the law in all in which their celebrated Pefimo THE
MONT BLOOMING CKRsu" has been counerfeiied .mu.
sed An injunction has already been obtained from the su
prene Court against certain Jobbng houses this city prohb
i,ing them from seng preparation plrporng TO be the
Night Blooming Cereus made BY D. G. A. Wright Of Pha
Gcphia. prosecution has been commenced IN Philadelphia
aud others viii be instituted here forthwith. The law Of this
State the subject simple and to the point II constitutes
copying OF couuieriing Of trademarks criminal ohrnse.
also the sale Of the articles which bear the fraudulent symbols
This law will be enforced to the utmost by the subscribers
against all who trench upon their rights, solo manufacturer
and rropetor Of the Night Blooming Ceyu. for the Hand
keIch,f
Thi. rare Perfume It Is admitted be successfully
inflated The sccr, Of s preparation Is conhrd 20 Tie Grm
who manufacture and it. Labcs however, more
easily copied than subtle chemical combinations; and j.
intended ;hl; the Of the individuals
who hope 20 ches, the public by mock eHtess shall be
promptly suppressed by the strong hand OF Justice
PHlLoy & sOy No. 81 Broadway.
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Weicone to GEORGE Thompson


IN PLYMOUTH CBURcH BROOKLYN.
GEORGE THOMPSON viii deliver an AddIcss before The
CENTRAL UNION CLUB Of Brooslyn IN Plymouth Church,
on FRIDAY EHEHlN0 March II.
subject THE Popular Sympathy England with the Efforts
the utcd States i0f the Suppression O: The Rebellion and
the Liberty Of the Slave The Rev HENRt WARD
BEECHEE vii cOm- The spesk'r. 6r. JOHN LINDEL
viii perform voluntary the at clock. hdmsHon
- Doors open 81 acuTo a. Tickets tor sale az
Swsynns babcocs and Koses bookstores, Brooklyn; ut
The indie endrnt dice, y. l., and al The door.
Georae Thompson of England will speak in Plym-
ou'h Church, Brooklyn, FRIDAY EVENING March H..
Adnis. son % cents.
Chamber Of Commercial Specis Meeting Of the
Chtml.r Of Commerce viii be held "a FRIDAY NENI,
March H. ~ O'Clock take action in aspect to the death OF
Nj. l.. Petit late President Of the Chamber.
The Iron Founders sf the City OF Newly oris
OF their general utr-sl, Adjourned Meeting wall be
h..d ola FRIDAY ENENlNG MaTh n, % \ oco's at the
lone. Housc Nos "a aud 10 broadway The meeting al
ready hcd have been very generally attended Il = requested
that the next meeting ,Vn Foundry m the tiy Of HcW
York or vicinity shall be without ~ representation
Pos,-0rcr Noticc.-The Mails for GREAT BRITAIN
and The CONTINENT via Southampton and Bremen, per
steamer ERL MEN and Tor IRELAND, via Queenstown,
per Steamer EINA, will close this Once SAIUR
bay. the 18th day Of March, at l0l oclock md
the uptown stations follows: Stations and Il, 10
stations snd u, 81 stations and + " e. m
Stltiou G. o DE- 20. ABRAM WAkEMAN. +. NJ
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MARRIED.

WashingtoE avonuo MtthoA Episto-
ns Cbure Brooklyn on Wednesday evening March 9, By
The Rev Mr. Sing MI Cs.'iu' T. AssT Of jersey CITY 10
Jo.epLine daughter OF Ira Losee esq, Of BIookys.
BYEIPAXSUN-On "wednesday evening Msrch 8, by The
Rev pr Taylor Of Grace Church Mr. j. Hart BE to hi's
ucl-n NJ PsIson both Of Bucks County, Ia
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Ask your stationer for BOSSs AMERICAN CHEM
ICAL WRITING FLUID the best In the world, 1t IL now
used the principal bsuk railroads. public Offices merchants
40 Wnolesals depot. No. lN Chanbesrsl KITCHEN
TYLER GO. SAMPLES gIstLs. Try IL.
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PENNSYLVANIA United stnfes District-Af-

PHILADELPHIA Thursday. March 10. le6i
The Hon. Charles Gilpin has been appointed
Tinted States District Attorney for the Eastern Dis
trct Of PENNSYLVANIA in place OF Geo Coey deceased
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The Sanitary Commission have recommended the
uso OF BROWNIES METALLIC WEATHER sIRifs
and WINDOW BANDS, which exclude cold wind rain ana
dust from doors and windows They save half tho ae
stop the snx Of sashss and are warranted goo lo nss
vssrs Local agents wanted everywhere Address tne
PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP CO., No. Oh
Broadway corner VI Blsscksrst
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R,om California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday, March > IeCi'
Arrived steamer America, from Panama
Sailed ship Astrea, for Puget Sound.