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Steamship Virginia Snyder. PhaaephiA. with ma.s TO
ship III Tr;Ssn 1ss .rr Lsoss.,s. Mas days. VITA
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a.S SSrs 6Su,Isr % Iism sG@sas.sn, Hsnn. n Gays.
Brig Nina (Br Holden 81 john NB 10 days with lum.
ber. 10 MASTER " - " -' -' - ~ ~
days, with lumber. to master. Jan q. l0sD AN,
1gout tniec muses. 70 winowAru naued by the WIND
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night when lost sight OF them In lat lon 66o0 having
loaded, stood 10 the wes.wsrd wind GNW '
Brig Charlotte Buck Gott Bueksport % daya with um
schr Eis1 sHr, XIlsy Mania fsra,nA Gan, m A. al,
combs B % days, with salt wae Wallace Co I'm
Su,s moen. gsiss eefiea away bowspris boats AND
this port was Obliged 10 bear away for Epsand Ana pu
into s,,s ,salcombs H, for repairs
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plaster, 70 u Permission.
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Marine Disasters.

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se"h ie'er rom eap' ranno' OF oark su'
1ote Of Belfast states that Christmas Day fell with
sehr Wilmington from Bangor for Boston, Is miles
Cape Cod and took or Cant Thomas and ctev who had
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oeen eur ana nKns on we wrecs me schr was dis.
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nv The e, slg ses OF the shin Gen Ss~Iev from iycroi
town Jan ST. regret exceedingly % have % INFORM you that
lon w IN very ieaky and damaged state and that
200 or 800 tons OF the soda ash have been pumped
survey has boen and about
e @ wa naslse 70. iuitnef as 70 s eonaon as
w. s'hs f's..s, 80" % W ne sa'c W 'he snip
lec4 has been sold on private terms.
BRIG ORroLx AZ OF Portland $50 tons burthen, built at
Ehswoh IN 1871 mas been sofa 70 parties In Philadelphia
Tor tioWO
scrR Crv potvr from Boston for Beaufort NC. before
ashorr Chatham cons pieces Tho q was
no tons register built IN 1859 s Be- asst Me- whence she
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made rapid advance towards itsru n
TIE REvoLuT.SN FoREroLD FIVE MONTHS AGO.
IFrop the New York Herald August Is, 1861
PARIS, August 4, 1885.
have private information from Spain which leads me
10 anticipate grave political convusion, and perhaps
The Queen, who hates her present Prime Minister,
Marshal ODonne, only accepted him as pn dtter, oe-
cause she had arrived at the conviction that inc nte
gent part of her subjects would longer put with
Naryaez and she feared revolution from one hour 10
another. Narvaex we'll knew that General Prim was
summoned him To appear At Madrid Prim knew better
than 70 obey the summons and the nrst act OF ODon
nelis Ministry to cancel It. Thereupon Pfim see
for Spain where he is and preparing play grea
game. O'Honnei by recognizing Italy, emancipatlng
the press and Hany other liberal measures besides SUI,
numerous liberal professions, has bid high Tor the
support OF the progesssts against the ciericais uu
according TO my letters, which come from tne4ougny
reliable souvce he not bid high enough, and the
hsSds
have little dovot that within fortnight demonstra-
cipal towns of Spain which ODonnel will not be strong
enough TO repress He fancee that ne is OF tho
out nos ns as ssnnr the IN Of tho thai re-
publican sentiments prevail The lower orders IN gene.
raj contsnted enough 10 obey the priests and civil
revolution and have reason TO think tho time Is at
hand when they will achieve their object
Irim isat present tie leader the movement but is
quite possible that II goes on, he may be suppanted
by somebody OF more advanced ideas Prim is man Of
energy and abityfar superior to Espartero who has
probably be put foroard what the French call dra-
peaw and Prim may very likely acknowledge him as his
nominal chief; but, in reality he will only make use Of
him. Olozaga very honest liberal and hitherto con-
sidered very advanced one will be Of the leaders
Of the pIenunciamento, unless indeed he should hang
Of which am told there s some chance.
think very doubtful whether the Bourbon dynasty
In Spain will survive this year.
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Keep III About You.

If you are wise always keep bottle of Radwsv,.
Ready Relief about you Never be without il in
your house. 1t is Indispensable in sickness as
bread and meat are in health. You can always have
recourse 10 it in COLES, in spasms in chiS in aiar
rhoea, IN bowel complaints and so on, with az much
ease as to Blackberry Brandy. Old Rye or Apple
JACK, and with much more security, for q couple of
spoonfuls OF the Relief, taken in half tumbler of
sTeetened water will have prompt remedial effect,
good bottle of whisky will cost you dollar or so,
at least, while bottle of Railways Ready Relief
expenslvely compounded as it is will only deprive
you Of fifty cents For sprsins or bruises foo what
could be more serviceable than the Ready Relief?
All kinds Of aches and pains, from rheumatism TO
the toothache, from neuralgia down TO cut finger
from bullet wound to bruse, all yield at once 10
the mysterious power of this Relief 1t is an apothe-
cary shop in little. Have you cough? The Ready
diptheria? You can with the Ready Relief dispense
with gargles and caustics. Have you Mysteries? The
Ready Relief becomes an agreeable substitute for
assaf9tida. Have you twinge of rheumatics? No
more such dangerous drugs as colchicum. no more
such unpalatable stuff potash necessary while
you have the Ready Relief. 1t is everybody friend.
It is the poor mans physician. 1t is the rich mans
ready restorer to health. 1t is household necessity
In the strctest sense of the term and so cents is
ever expended in its purchase that is not worth so
dollars value received in good spirits and sound CON
stituton. Sold by Druggists.
N. B-The true economist will lind in Railways
Ready Relief the cheapest as well as the best med
cine in the world. One so cent bottle will secure
more health and cure more complaints than ten dol
lars expended for any other medicine. Price 50 cents
per bottle. Seld by Druggists. :, HAnTAY Co.,,
whT-2v 81 Maiden Lane, n, Z.
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IHE ExPLosIvENEss OF KEROSENE 0IL.-Some facts
have been elected by the hearing before the Joint
Committee of the Legislature which it is well for the
punhc to know. as all may. by tho means suggested
easily safely and eectually test any oil before using
tilted that good kerosene was not cxposve nor ,vo
IL 1inhammaPle to any dangerous degree but it is
4nay mneh lhese oils contain benzne. or other highly
SuostanceS, III excess. that they become
dangerous The following test was shown before the
Commltsee with perfect success: Fill tumbler three
Iourhs 1ull OF moderately cool water then pour half
Of oil into it. stir them together then
aold lighted match over the lumber and it take
with the oil, it is dangeruls as good oil will not thu
ignite and, indeed, will not burn readily when a
naming match Is thrown into it; while those which
vapor which is nearly as explosive as gunpowtar
and the oil will then burn freely This testimony was
Boston Transcript '''
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SMAAL GLASS "a RHES.

eli. ~ FibH &.Az.s3.-A very superior PRO
s,JS11yAhi q PELLER of $50 Tons old measure
sSssrssr5zsa- built in the strongest and most
substantial manner and Of the best and most durable
materials and OF very light draught of water, the
nun ana machinery IS nearly good as new, having
been In actual service not moro than six months She
mas JGSt 3een put N complete order and is now ready
Ship Yard of Messrs. JOHN 7. FARDY n BR0e
South Side of the Basin. no52-tF
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EOHN GLENN 81 CO..

EOHN GLENN 81 CO..
eH REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SO SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to buy sell and exchange Real Estate
to rent Houses and collect rents to borrow and loan
money, to attend to investments and other business
concerning trusts.
DWELLING HOCSEs.-On St. Paul, north Of
Madison; on Monument, west of St. Paul; on
Carey, Baltimore; Eutaw north of Frank
lin i on EutaE, north of Madison on Lexington east
of Pine on Saratoga, near Gim0r on Calhoun near
Lexington: on Pierce near Chatsworth.
GARDEN STREET-Two three-story Dwelling
Houses on Garden street 22xl50 feet. built in best
style.
CATONSYILLE PR0PERTY--Country Seats
Cottages and Farms, improved and unimproved, for
sale or rent low.
FREDERICK ROAD-Eligible Building Lots from
) to miles from the city, on the Frederick road
commanding view Of the city, country and river, for
sale or lease low.
FRANKLIN SQUARE-Building Lots on Frark-
lin Square and on Carey street. next to Presbyterian
Church, for sale lease.
FARMS FOR SALE-Farms from 70 to 900 Acres
In most of the Counties of Maryland and Virginia
for sale low.
GROUND RENTS-Ground Rents from $50 to $780,
in different sections of the city for sale favorable
terms Apply to JOHN GLENN q CO.,
mhl7-tf SO Second street, Bait.
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EHAKEsVEE

- DERRR-7RICKLE.-O tho lat instant, by the
Ruekle. all of this CITY. ~ -''''' 'eH'"'
IOGELGESANG-EB the 1stipst
Dy ne Rev. j. James Largent, Jacob VOgelgesan g
anu Catharlne Eberhart, both of Baltimore
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DEE.

~ RNE-On the LIST instant Anne, aged Is wears
fred Byrne. VI waiter anu W mi
. hudEinko.-on the lst instant after a short hut
age. ~ 'no gu year OF her
SSATTERFIE LD.-SamueI S. satterfeld - ,so
66th year of his age. S''eineid' IN the
WAIIs;IOn the evening of the I'd inst. Fannie
Watts, in the Sth year of her age. '' frances
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To CGrresDonGeplS

No notice can be taken Of anonymous communicate ions.
Rhdtever IS intended for insertion must be nuthea
tcoted by the name and address Of the ,oriter-4o'
necessarily for publication but guaranty for has
good faith. We not to be considered responsi-
Die for the opinions erlresscHbV corresDondents
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-.nHALE,n VEGETARLE ArCTLIAN

n =pIIALEts VEGETABLE SfCTLEAN
EgJ' HAIR REVIEWER, its effect is miraculous
The o. The young, the middle aged unite to praise
entirely nes scientific discovery. combining many
Of the most powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence in its merits, and are so
sure it viii do live claim for it, that we offer Gee
REWARD if the SicitjaR Hair RoHc,rey does not give
satisfaction il all cases when used in strctaccordsncc
with our instructions.
Halls Vegetable Sicihan Hair Remover has proved
itself to be the most perfect preparation for the Hair
ever offered to the public. Its vegetable compound
and contains injurious properties whatever 1t
not Dye. it strikes at the Roots and fills the glands
with new life and coloring matter
II WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL. COLOR. 1t will keep the hair frori
falling out. 1t cleanses the scalp and makes the han
SOFT lqstrous and sten. 1t is splendid hai-dress-
ing. No person, old young, should fail to use It,
Authority.
Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
and take no other.
+ not sold by Druggists in town. trial bottle
VIII be sent to you by 8presS, upon receipt Of orf
dollar by nautilus giving you an opportunity al
once for testing its excellent virtues.
orders tor trial bottles must be addressed to
X. p. HALL u Co., Proprietors.
MI
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENF.-The Fpacious WARFUOT7SF
III No. l26 North Howard street, fronting on How.
ard street 80 feet SO feet on Lerew alley and 1871
feet deep; three-tories high, and cellar under the
whole building. Now vacant. Apply to
S. X. DASHIELL,
apl.eont 81 St. Paul street.
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.agRlNErY CfEURGm, RROADWAl
7-nhAnEEs' s0UTzsEnN RELIEF FAIR.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.

The FAIR will be opened THIS (Monday) EVEN
ING, at : o'clock and continue from 1870 A. u. 10
10 NJ unit! the 10th Of April.
o. The ADMISSION has been fixed at ONE DOLLAR for
Season Tickets, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for Single Adj
mission Tickets, aud FIFTEEN CENTS for Children'S
Tickets which can be had at the door of the Inst
tute OF from the music stores.
An Art Gallery. COMPOSED Of choice selections from
the private Galleries Of this and other cities will he
open in connection with the Fair, to which a sepa
rate admission fee Of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS will be
charged.
A separate room has hcen reserved for such anti
clcs of bulk are not suitable for The tables where
they will be exhibited, with the prices and names of
donors ATTACHED.
Donations of this char acter are earnestly solicited
Committee OF the Auxiliary Managers desigra-
tea by rrHper badges, will DO /? attendance at The
Far on each day from the opening to the closing t.
receive communications and attend to the reception
and proper disnosition of donations.
By q resolution Of the Board of Auxiliary Mana
gers the following gentlemen, members of that
B9 q, EG are detailed for daily ATTENDANCE:
Montague, Thomas J. .Magrqdor. Israel NJ. Parr, +.
de Murgiondo, Frederick Raino
WEDNESDAY, April 4-Chas. ". C. Mccoy. Eco
chris E Wators, VIM. IT, baldwin WINS turner 81
Tl d GII. \ April 5-Wm Il. Perkins Eb.m
ton PR, Thomas Norris Clifford G. Anderson;
Foley, James il. Anderson, Da Bots Egerton Robt.
H. kirkland; Joshua Nansant
.SATu RDAY, April VIM. Crichton Samuel G.
Miles; Herman Il. Graue, Ezra Whitman, j J. Bank
Wethercd, Charles }. Baker, Benz. +. Gator, m.
Devries, James HODGES Leonard Passano.
TUESDAY, April i0.-W w. Glenn, Francis W
Wilson, Augustus J. Albert Henry W. SIicer. B. H.
Swayne. Charles Webb. LOWS Thomas.
The gentlemen detailed for day service are OK
pected to be at the Hall from 1890 A. NJ. to p NJ
and the entire body, rs far they can make it con
yenient, from to 10 p. NJ.
MRS. BEN. c. HOWARD,
President.
MISS MARY L. Prick,
Secretary OF Ladies Southern Relief Association.
LAWRENCE SANGSTON,
Chairman.
CHAS T.. WATERS,
an Oft Sncrntarv Of AuyiIiarv Moporo.r
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EAU cAaE,s DE r,1urS c11rr,,

I Mn VNIgEFs
EeS BY DIX. STRlCKLAND'SP PILE REMEDY
benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has
beeP troubled for eight with aggravated case
army as incurable, Che being quite paraiysed with
the PiIes Both these distressing cases were oIreG
With ono bottle of DR.. Strickiand's Pile Renedy
The recon- UendatlOn OF these gentlemen beside the
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland, ought
70 convince those suffering that the most aggravated
Pile Romedy. It is sold by Seth S. Hance IB BALI
more street, and By Druggists everywhere.
wholesale Agents. Thomson 4 BLOCK
and A. V0GELER & co:
iy3-ly o' nRIsNEI
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OFFICE NFW YORK AND FlALFEaTORE
" TRANSFORMATION LINE,
BALTIMORE. March LIST, 1856.
A GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
the NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE TRANSPORT
TATI0N LINZ will be held at the Company Office,
No. Light street wharf, in the city of Baltimore on
O'Clock A. NJ. and at the same time an election will
be held for FIVE DIRECTORS of said Company, to
serve for the ensuing Polls close at II o'clock
A. M.
mh3-1awtE HENRY L. CAV, Secretary.
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OFFICE BALTIMORE AND PGTIE.ADEH.-
W PHlA STEAMBOAT COMPANY, BALTMoRE,
holders of the Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat
Company will be held at the Company's Office No.
Light street wharf, in tho city of Baltimore on the
FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL, I'd proximo, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and at the same time an election will
be held for FIVE DIRECTORS of said Company, to
serve for the ensuing year. Polls close at II o'clock
A. NJ.
m HENRY L GAW Sacref,r,
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TICKET DEPARTMENT.
EdDlES S0UTHERy RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

bcD'ES' SUI IHEHN f}iLiEF 1!SSDCi3I IDN.
: Al meeting ofthe Board.of Auxiliary Managers,
held this evening il unanimously resolved that
on and after WEDNESDAY, itb instant, the price
of Season Tickets be advanced TO I,co DoIiGrs single
admission Tickets for adults fUfy Ccns. and children
under twelve years Tceafs nee Cents.
Parties holding Season Tickets for sale will return
such rs are unsold or sell them at the price NOW
fixed. LAWRENCE SANGSTON.
api-4t Chairman
r-E77rrElEPERANCE CONVENTIONAL coz
GrT venti0n of ministers and friends of the cause
and delegates from temperance organizations ia the
State will be held in the Lecture Room of tho Charles
Street Church, on II ESOAY April 10th, at 3 p. NJ.
m29M,a47 ANDREW B. CROSS. Charm.
u~Z5p GRAND COMPLIMENTARY Coz.
lkr:P CERT by tho Choir of the NJ. 2. Church, as
sisted by Mr. Futtsr hrs kralshaw. and 18th 9thsr
G. STREET. who has been their faithful leader for
30 years. The Concert will be under the charge OF
VIM. T. Skinner, the present leader, and will take
place on THURSDAY EVENING, April 5th. at 3
Eayette Sts Piano from uanufactory of Mr.. Charles
NJ. Steh, Ne. / North Liberty street. Admission
30 cents: tickets admitting Il gentleman and two
ladies. 81. asst
1~-zrERsNEFY CHURCH. BROADWAY
G,r2P AND PRATT STREETS will be di-
NJ Tho surviving members of the classes confirmed
since 1919. ere cordially invited to be present Ad-
dresses will be made suitable TO the UNION. The
confirmation announced for TUESDAY, April 2rd, is
postponed until further notice ap3-2t9
n~[psF. STEPHENS EPISCO PAl
GrP CHURCH.-A FAIR and SUPPER for the
benefit Of st. Stephens Episcopal Church, Hanover
below Barre street will be held in the basement OF
the Church. commencing April 81 and will be con-
tinucd EVERY Day until Friday. April 9th. Sup
per served every evening. m30-6t
1r--rLAnIE3' S9yFzsEEsN RELIEF FAIR,
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iy3-l
e *. r. RNAPP,s rNsTiTDTs

u IRe eSeF2isoa will be resumed on MONDAY
SsAI, september Attn, at o'clock A. M, on which
dsy new scholars will be admitted va VIVA
lhree higher classes exclusively intended for younp
sdies. were formed last January and arc in
tuli operation at present. - A'0''
Parents sending bOarders. requested to provide
for their punctuai arrival. ''''i''
suSI-tf! VMaoD
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SIsCO BROTHERS
LADIES DRESS TRIMMING EMPORIUM.
HAVE REMOVED TO
NOLAN. CHARLES STREET
STsCO BROTHERS

mh5-lm Corner of FAYETTE STR ET.
NOTICE.
HyARHERS' STEAM ACCOMMODATION
II LINE OF MARYLAND, MARCH LIST. 1866.
AN ELECTION OF FIVE DIRECTORS of this
Company to serve the ensuing year, will be held at
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore, on MONDAY.
A. NJ.
mh3-1aMtE J.ALEN. SHRINER. President
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Sold by all Druggists Az -
uANCE, Baltimore Ia % 4 go - -

n ~ N6pTICE-JGRNER OF CALVERT
trr AND WATER STREETS-We have for re-
pairing OF Watches the best European and American
watch makers aso jewelers., engravers and watch
case makers on the premises. Apply TO GABRIEL
U. CLaKk, corner of Water and Calvert streets
agent for William DiXon's London Watch and Jules
JuTgenSOn,a COnenhagen WATCH faIS Snn
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SAvINGs BANK OF BALTIMORE,


FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND.
The President and Directors of the Savings Bank
OF baltimore have declared an Extra Dividend of the
pTohts OF its business for the three years ending sf
March, 1866 amounting to S3l0435.
Tins amount is by law divided to sIIch sup,s Nc Lo,
been In Bank for one year or more in the foIorri,
proportions: ~ ''i0 '0l'"lnS
To sums on deposit for three years.
an Extra Dividend of nara,
10 sums on deposit for two years eA'
- an Extra Dividend of = & nor cant
10 sums on deposit for one year,
an Extra Dividend of nerco
ms Dividend, added to the regular Annual Inter
est OF per cent which is carried to the credit Of
each Depositor the list of April in each year
MAKES Tor the last three years. to sums of not less
man one years standing. ! per cent. per annum,
without computing the profit of compound interest
on the undrawn annual interest
by the Bank. A"N' 'ie pau
The above dividend will be carried to the credit of
LIST April. 1866. until withdrawn, AVN
The Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will be
ready for entry in all the Depostors' Books on or
after the 9th instant. VII u
The office of the Bank is open on Mondays from
to O'Clock, and on other days from 10 to O'Clock
ior the purpose receiving and paying deposits and
attending to general business NA
By order of the Board,
ARCUTpATh CTTDr INC NJ.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-04

WINDOW sAsHEs.
We have in store about Q5,00O fifteen thousand
WINDOW SASHES. made of best seasoned mate
rial of sizes from 6xS to 12x2 glazed and unglazed,
suited to Maryland and Southern trade. Cash buy
ers at wholesale retail should not overlook our
sortment. The superior quality of our stock invites
scrutiny. Call and examine.
GEO. o. STEVENS & CO.,
AZ West Pratt street,
mhl2-6m Near Spears wharf.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-04

y OIL CLOTHS!
MATTINGSI
DRUGGETS, ETC.
SO and 81 BALTIMORE STREET,
Opposite Holiday street,
Now offers for sale one of the handsomest. most ev
teDsve and best selected stocks of VELVEf Idoub1a
and single widths ENGLISH BRUSSELS. TAPESSe
VENETIAN CARPETINGS. OFT CLOTHS IN a oii
widths and qualities EQ ~ MATS MkTTtNGs
CLOTHS. &C., to equal, if not to exceed anvthins
ever offered to the public my 'NiNA
at factory prices. 0AseN 'o'os
Strangers in our city, and any in want Of goods II;
Terms low for cash. ia15lu