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New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
GERMANY.

THT NEw FFDERAJ. CONSTITUTION.
The official Sidas .4H.eige contains the following
upon the draught of Federal Constitution com
pleed by the Pienipotentaries of the North German
Governments on February 81
An agreement the points kept open by some Of the
Federal Governments having been effected in the last
few days the draught be submitted TO the Federal Par
lament finally approved today by the Penlpoten
tIaries The Constitution Of the North German Confed
eracy has thus been laid down in its principal features
The individual Governments have readily transferred
portion OF their prerogative TO German commonwealth,
able 10 guarantee safety 70 It's members and national
development to the German people In taking this step
the Federal Governments were acuated by their conf
policy OF the Prussian Government trusting that
the latter VIII be in position TO protect no
foreign enemies The Pusian Government on the other
hand while feseryng 10 itself the supreme direction OF
Federal affairs has been contented with that measure OF
rights and privileges indispensable In the interests OF ALL
IL the demands obliged TO put forward have
Consent M ther ely onfdence that the Pr1sSaR
in its dealings with the Federal Parliament VIII not
allow the Of the Executive TO be unduy extended
but endeavor to complete the great national work IN
friendly ana Ia the satisfaction Of all concerned III
will be the task Of the Royal Government 10 respond 10
this confidence. II IL good augury that the past
negotiations with the Kingdom OF saxony were marked
by cOneiaory spirit, free from any jaTring remein
bTance Of former events and aiming solely at the ad
yancement of the national objects before us"
p The same official paper says with regard TO the
meeting of the NOrth-GeIman Parliament
I'VE hope that discussions of the Federal Parlia
ment will breathe spirit of moderation aud conciaton
and that the members viii not lose sight Of the fact that
II the work is be successful the jealouses Of the ind
yidual tribes OF Germany have 10 be renqushed at
length and national commonwealth established upon
the basis Of mutual respect me discussions W Mefedsrd
Parliament c cHj0g Ht dcgree Of publicity as those
oChe P,sSfdn Parliament The future will prove that
the remarks portion Of the press by the
rejection the part OF the Lords OF certain bill sent
from the Commons have foundation in truth, but are
the creation Of party tactics alone"
CONFERENCE OF SOUTH GERMAN STATES.
The Military Conference of Delegates from the
States Of Sonth Germany has agreed TO adopt the
Prussian military system. with the sole difference
that the length of the periodical attendance at drill
for the Landwehr will he shorter
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoNuoN Feb 23-Noon-Consols for money, 9l Erie
Shares Illinois Centrals, - eX div L. s. $40 Bonds
5S3
Evening --Consols formoney open at 81 Erie Railway
Shares 573 Illinois Central Shares lex DIVIDEND q ;
United States FveTwenties, 73l.
dispatch from Paris this evening announces that
United states FiveTwentes closed in that city at sl
LIVERPOOL Feb. 23-NOon.-The Cotton market opens
this morning somewhat frmer and prices have advanced
trfe The sales to-day estimated at 1,ocO bales
Aiddling Uplands quoted at l3td The market ior
Breadstufs is still very dull and Corn has further de-
sDed the ruling figure this morning being 81 per quar-
tel for Mixed Western Petroleum is quoted at lod per
gallon OF 6 70 for Spirits.
EvcnUc-The Cotton market closed quiet with a
Iay's sale Of 5000 bales Niddlng Uplands are I'M
changed in price the closing figures being lSid Mid
ding Orleans were quoted at 14ld. The Breadstuhs
market closed quiet California Wheat; 1s per GENITAL
Lard has declined cd, closing at So Bacon q per
twt for 8iiddes TalOw quoted at IS per cwt Tor
American and ST. Petersburg. Ashes, 80 per ewt FOR
Pots. lion, J4 for Scotch Pig mixed numbers
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
ITALY.
ECCLESIASTICAL LIQUIDATION BILL.

ECCLESIASTICAL LIQUIDATION BILL
Sipnor Crisani has been chosen reporter OF the
Committee on the Free Church and Ecclesiastical
Liauidaton bill lie is instructed to oppose the bill
The Committee were unanimous in rejecting the pol
ticai norton Of the bill while the financial portion
was thrown out by 5 to votes. A proposition was
introduced to draw up counter scheme.
MAzZINIs RESIGNATION
In tbe sitting of the Chamber Of Deputies on the
nth Of February, Signor Mazzinis remuneration of
the seat 10 which he had been elected in the Italian
Parliament was accepted he having declared that he
could NOT sitin that assembly consistently with his
Republican principles. .
THE TREATY WITH PRUSSIA.
Fonr renorts were laid before the Chamber by the
Government including one relative 10 the Treaty of
Peace with Austria. Sgnor Micedi asked for the
prodnction of the Treaty with Prussia, and other
Documents relating to recent events, stating that he
considered them necessary for the discussion of the
treaty with Austria The Minister of Foreign Affairs
declared in reply that those documents could not be
made nnblic as they had not been published by the
Pnssien government and, moreover, he considered
that the adoption of such course would be mex
pedient.
FREEDOM OF PUBLIC MEETINGs--DEFEAr OF THE
MINISTRY.
SiVnor Caroi'and Deboni questioned the Govern
ment with reference to It's having prohibited the
holding Of public meetings in Yeneus on the Veca-
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MISSOURI.
-. REpEL Mass MRETNG IN 81. IorIs.

REBEL MASS MEETING IN st. LOUIS
Br rELyGRaPB TRIsCsE.
ST. Louis, Mo-. Feb. ga Democratic meeting was
held at the Court House last night for the purpose OF
reorganizing the old Democratic party Of THIS county
and State. long series of resolutions were adopfed
declaring that any attempt the part q the roo'-
nate branch OF the Federal Government Ia tsHrp ar
exercise powers belonging 10 another is subysrsive
OF principles of Constitutional liberty. and sh0nd
not, under any circumstances be- permitted. That
the Federal Government is mere agent of the
States, and any attempt the part OF thal toyerb
ment to impair abrdge the authority o the states
should be met and defeated that the CoDst-
tuition provides for the admission Of new States but
not for expulsion or destruction OF any therefore
the law lately passed by Congress 10 lrdnce nine
States to Territories. and govern tbem b, military
power is q fragrant violation of the ConSiIintlon
practical dissolution of the Union. and shOrid not
be submitted 10. The following were among the
resolutions adopted ~
Whereas, The Supreme Court has decaied nb"onstttu
ona the test oath, by which dsrauchs, pisut
hoped 10 be perpetuated: therefore,
Resolred That every white in Missouri a, lawful
age and sound mind has the right 20 vote and should ex
ercse that right at all hazards and subject {" All sose
duenees which an unlawful assumption oi power might
invoke.
Considerable opposition made IA the last reso-
luton, as having a revolutionary tendency, but III
was finally adopted by large majority. state
Democratic Convention viii be called NJ Az carry day
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
TITRKEY.
ERECTION.

THE CANADIAN lNSURRECIlON
telegram from COnstantinople, dated Feb. 10,
states that according to news received in that city
from CANDIDA another body of Greek volunteers 900
in number, had surrendered to the Turkish troops
asking to be sent back TO Greece. The same teie-
gram states that Coroneos and Zumbrakakis were
almost entirely deserted Another telegram re-
ceived from Athens dated 9th gives different ac-
count of the state of the nsurecton in CANDIDA ana
asserts that Mustapha Pacha, on his return from "a
nea, was attacked and defeated BY the Sphakotes In
the pass between NprO and Askyfo. 1t is further as
serted on Greek authority that the insurgents nave
been victorious at Dilissi. Prasnero, and Anoghla.
The same intelligence asserts that the Porte has in
vited the Cretaus TO send delegates TO Constanu-
NOBLE.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
TENNESSEE.
..u ,pnxCNInu

THE DENOMINATION or GOV. bRowNIow.
The following is the letter OF Gov. brownIow sent
to the Convention at Nashville, on the '2d insf.;
at say 10 you in all eandor that have rot sought
nominafion NY physical debility renders ns wnoly nm
bIe 10 speak in canvass and If on THE account i should
seem 10 YOU that my nomination would he doing injustice
10 the cause shah cheerfuy acguiosee III !cnf Jndg
ment. -.
"Nominally at the head Of the Federal Government,
the President has become q mere man ~ slIaw--i0.
efficient incompetent negative, and boscged by men oi
the North and SOuth and advised aud Influenced 10y the
worst men In the country without majority In ethel
House OF Congress- with twothirds against bi in BOLD
Houses so to set at defiance his Vetes, witont
single Northern Governor sustaining his nsa'e plicy
and without the endorsement of one loyal state vhat
pitiabe attitude for the Chief Magistrate "t >. s"a'
Republic"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA.
4 RNCONsfKUCTIoN NOvENENr.

4 REC0NsrRUC1IoN MOVEMENT.
y p1EesIPB
RlCHMOND Feb. 23.-Gov. Pielpont has moved in
earnest on the subject of reconstruction under fbe
new act Of Congress, aud there is every probability
that he will have a decided majority Of the General
Assembly with him. Ii is now generally believed
that bill win be passed calling Convention of the
people and accepting negro suffrage npon the terms
Of the bill Leading Secessionists both in aud out Of
that body, are bitterly opposing the Governor.
large number of members Of both houses assembled in
request 10 the Governor to attend and advise with
them. He repaired to the place and made short but
effective address, in which he advised the Tcprsen
tatives of the people to counsel them 10 conform to
the terms of the reconstruction blll or would
be enforced upon them III a manner which might Ice
less acceptable. There seemed to be general con-
cnrrence in his views and the members present
evnced desire to effect harmony as iag T"ssibs
under the circumstances
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sion of the introduction Of the Free Church and
Ecclesiastical Liquidate bill especially after the dis
turbsnces which had been created III several lCcaN-
ties by the working classes in consequence OF nm.
favorable economical conditions Signor Mancini
made a speech. in which he expressed himself en-
tirey opposed 10 the opinions of the Minister upon
the question Of public meeting. He then proposed
that the Chamber should express to the Government
their conviction that the latter would see flt TO re-
move all restrictions 20 the exercise of consitctona
liberty as regards public meeting, excepting when
such liberty might degenerate into oiteIseS against
the law or culpable disturbances. Baron Rica:oli
opposed the PROPOSAL which, however. was defended
by SiGnor Piutin0 and other members, ana suhse-
quently agreed TO by 1876 10 l3 votes.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
FRANCE.
LIE CATTLE PLAGUE.

IHE tAIllE
On the 10th the Minister of Agriculture issued an
order declaring that, as the cattle plague is extend
ing i'm Belgium all meat and carcasses Of cattle are
forbidden entry into transit through France from
across the French frontier from DunkTk to the
Rhine near LauterbnIg
THE FRENCH ARMY
An Imperial decree issued on February u orders
the resablsmcnt of the sixth squadron In the reg,
ments of CarabinieIS Cuuassiers, Dragons, ana
Lancers and the formation of q fresh regiment OF
African Chasscurs The Ministerial report preceding
the decree states that these measures are taken III
the interest of the Officers whose adVanceinent mas
been retarded by the reduction made III the regi-
mental cadres in November, 1865.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
GERMANY.

Berlin. Feb. 24.-The session Of The First Para-
ment of the North German States was formally
opened yesterday The King Of Prussia, the MEM
hers of the royal family and Count Won Bsmafk were
present. The King. in his speech from the Throne
sad he was encircled as no German Prince had been
for ages All hopes for the future welfare OF the
tiOn now rested the accomplished fact of a united
Germany. He recommended the Parliament to form
new constitutional union, which would be de
fensve in Its character and give unity, liberty, and
power Ia the Fatherland.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
ITALY.

F1oRENCE, Feb. 23-Garibaldi is al present IN this
city lie will go TO Venice i'll day OF two
Feb. "A telegram from Naples reports that
magazine of gunpOwder exploded at Posilppc, near
that city, aud a number Of lives were lost 10y the dis
ustft
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IIyEEIoOL, Feb. 2S-Noon.-Intellisence has been Ie
teved that the brig Regina del Mare CaptGcnn'Fo
which left NewYork Oh the 2sth Of December for Cette
France went ashore recently on Grau de la Nouyeie
tear that port.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
KANSAS.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.

The following r. the joint resolution the suffrage
ouestiop which passed the Kansas Legislature:
Resolved That the proposition 70 strike the worti
male from section Of Article Of the Constitution Of
the state IL hereby submitted .Ie blaie
for ratification rejection, in compliance ptb Seetoe
Of Article XIV Of the Constitution"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
CANDIA.

LONDON. Feb. GA dispatch from Athens, says.
Intelligence had reached that city that the Greek
steamer Pauhellenion, had safely arrived at the
Island Cf Caudia.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
SPAIN.

LONDON, Feb 23-NOon-The news from Spain is
Of an exciting character. Though the Government of
that country is seeking TO keep from the public the
course Of events there is longer any doubt thar
serious insnrIectiOn Is impending.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
BELGIUM.

TIE StHEIDI QUESTION,
The Dutch Government is said to have declared its
readiness TO give every facility TO the three engineers
appointed by England France and Prussia TO carry
on separately their Investigations with reference TO
the question of the barring OF the Scheldt.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
GREECE.
.n,unuIur ~ CrpUAlO NM

fARInQUAKE N CEPHALON1A. II
Telegraphic intelligence announces that de-
strnctiye earthquake has taken place in CephaOnia
Lxurio Is reduced 20 ruins and the loss OF me s P
Mailing vessel was 10 leave Malta on Feb II WIN
pToyisjops 10 relieve the sufferers
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
By STEAMSHIP.

The steamer Deutschland, from Southampton on
the 18th inst arrived at this port yesterday bringing
three DAYS later advicos.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
EUROPE.
NEWS BY TEE A ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB. "a.
GREAT BRITAIN.

sBLEGEAIB TBIsVNE
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Feb. 23-Evenng. States Consu!
Thomas II. Dudley has commenced a snit 10 recover
the stcaIncl Altxandra.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25

The following is summary of the ihiorlla',on 10,
NON, IN the hands Of Mr. Fenwick the chief constaplo
81 Chester. the doubtful points of which appear 10
have been in a great measure confirmed Dy tho GA
perience of the last two days; 49,, =.
The Fenians have recently organized III 70
hand If fty whose special mission it Is TO proceeu -
rncond and ireland and endeavor 20 -, nave
,ng hrothcrhood These unuoistoou " A., ,hs
ysS i'm England Fifteen OF them are htn9neIu ~ ri
.nstronoi, aud tlsTe form Directory. Gkn' VI ~'
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FOUNDRIES.

T EEDS' FOUNDRY, Corner Of Delord and fou
IL cher streets, Manufacture bteam Engines
Boilers, Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, lotion Presses
Newell Screas. and all kinds OF Plantation and
steamboat works novZ2-y
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WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.

~ P. DUCONGE, Importer and Dealer in
l. French, Anne lean English Drugs, Chemi.
calls per,umery, Patent Medicines, Surgicai In
struments, Trusses, Bru he's and Drugg sis' sun
drie,, No. 80 Chartres street. Established in
1870 OCt2U-iy
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OLD PAP PRICE.

4 SIX FOR "OLD PAP PRICE" II you want
n barrel Of good Flour-oas adapted to all
occasions and all domestic uses, and ons that It
Pap Price, brand IL just what you need, having
no agents for it, sale, II can be procured only Of
Juns22 JOSHUA BEAL
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PAPER WAREHOUSES;.

CREsCENT CITY WAREHOUSE -Gordon &
" Herrck. 90 Magazine street, Dealers in Pa
per and Agents for Paper Bag Mandatory.
nOYl0-lY
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WHIpS.

A COMPLETE assortment just received direct
II from the manuisctory, consisting Of Gar.
riage Buggy, sulky and Riding Whips; also,
Dray, Team aud Ok Whips and Lashes.
junel JAMES MoVAY
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

r outs GRUNEWALD, Music, Importer of Ma
IL steal instruments, Pleyel Pianos steinwa,
& sons Chickering's and Gabier's, 1873 Cana
street oetl3-y
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

TZORN Il BREMhR, 98 Camp street, constantly
Il on hand frstolass Pianos, Pieyeis, "aruns
and Ouyrier's. the celebrated Cycloid, &c o2o-ly
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Window Sashes, Venetian Shutters
and Panel Doors.

r HAVE RECEIVED and In store, fine as
l sortuent of Window sashes with Blinds TO
suit, of the following sizse, viz: lexl2, lix4.
1Oxl5 and I0xI6 iaches Panel Doors, 3x7 feet 6
in .hes and 3x8 feet. made in the best manner
and of seasonal Lumber, for sale low.
iuuel JAMES McVAY
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CnNFECTIONERY

NToRMAN Il REFS, Manufacturers Vi Vermi
IN celli Macaroni, Extract of Coffee, Conlec
.ienery, Spices and Chocolate, l23 Old Leyef
street novelty
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SEWING MACGiIN les.

CtOUTHERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
- Noiseless Machine of Wilcox Gibbs, viii
sew, hem, fell, braid, t elk, gather, quit, cord
and EN- broider with satisfaction. Agents wanted
at No st Char es street, box 1856. octl3-iy
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CORN NEAL, CORN NEAL.

LNREsH GROUND CORN MEAL, Baton Rouge
Il production, for sale In quantities ranging
from pint up TO ten thousand or more bushels.
mayo JOSHUA BEAL
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HARDWARE, Betting, ETC.

DoSTICK EYMoUR, IS Fulton street,
ID Whole ale Dealers in Metals. Hardware,
chip Chand cry, Steamboat and Railroad supplies
AGENTS for New York Boiling and Packing.
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RIFLES.

IIENRY's 10 Shot Rife; calibre, 22-100. Yves
IL sons Brooch. Loading Rifle calibre, 22-00 ;
Kentucky Muzzle, do. do, 3l-10O. Just re-.
ceived at hN
dec1S BEALs BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE.
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CORN. OATS AND Hay.

~ EORG b II. SEARS, General Commission Mer
VI chant and Dealer in Hay, Corn, Oats ana
bran, No. 81 Magazine street. novlO-ly
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THE HICKS ENGINE.
Baton Rouge Agency.
BUILDERS, HARDWAR RE.

A FULL stock on hsnd, and to arrive direct
n from the manufactures at the Gazette aud
Comet Office Building, Third street.
dec19 JAMES McyAY.
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MARBLE WORKS.

CtTROUD's MARBLE WORKS, established 1880
- l64 st Charles street, Monuments, Tombs
Head Stones, Mantle Pieces, Crates, State, Soap
STONE etc octl3-ly
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DENTAL MATERIALS.

A A. FAYERW EATHfR, New Orleans Den
IA. tai Depot, 53 st. Charles street. kstab
4. he'd ISh5 1narT-Iy
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LUMBER.

r HAVE in yard opposite the Theatre on Third
street, $4,000 feet of choice, seasoned Lumber,
consisting OF Joist, Scantling Flooring, Wea Their
boarding, and Inch Pisnk, for sale at greatly re-
duced rates. ljuns29] JAMES MoVAY
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HOTELS.

1tlTY HOTEL, Corner Camp and Common SITS.
" r. ). Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
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SOUTHERN WHISKY DEPOT.

rHHO. KLEINpETER, No Is Front street. New
Orleans Fore gn and Domestic Liquors,
Southern Whisky from 81 % to s. 70 per gallon
apr2-y
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A NEW STYLE OF TRUSSES.

DECEIVED. fine assortment of Trusses, offs
II improved patent. Being entirely different
~ any ever offered for sale In this market. 1oi
sale at
sb2O JOHN v. JAsTREMsKTS
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Every Description of American and
English Light and Heavy Cam
vas, French and English
EuntinSs, &C., &c.
Pays strict attention to making ia a superlo
manner, all sorts of Fancy Boat & Yacht
Sails !; also every desc iptIon of Wood
and iron h raIne Awnings, for
Stores, Galleries, Offices, Steam
boats, &c, at moderate prices
Every description OF Camp Furniture, such
as Portable Camp Cots, Chairs,
stools, &C., always on hand in
any quantity. Also every
description of
American. Foreign and Fancy Flags
Steamboats, and shi ps' Burgess. Jack
remnants, &c., &c., on hand and made
to order. Fall Hops. slinSs,
etc. furnished at Il moments
notice. Bucks OF every
description strapped.
TRUNKS NEATLY REPAIRED.
n. B.-Particular attel ton paid to getting up
in superior style and finish, sorts OF Plain or
Fsacy EniDr Idered SILK Flags or Bah-
,ers for Military other Companies and also
to Tie Manufacturing of Circus Tents, having
had much experience in that line
All articles OF Canvas will be warranted proof
against rot or miidew. septS
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE.

4 FEW moro boxes French Chocolate LETT, can
n be had below New York or any other market
prices Call quick you will be everastin gly too
ists. [aprol A.JAoKS0N
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EXTRA FINE GREEN TEAS.
LNOR the best assortment Of choice and extra
fine Green Teas. inside Of city or town, Ill
at the store Of
jsne20 JOSHUA BEAL
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LARD AND BACON.

TUST stored q fine retail lot OF clear Bacon Sidei
u and Shoulders, also Is kegs Leaf Lard.
apr4 JOSHUA BEAL
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WHITE LEAD.

lust received, one ton Of fresh pure White
d lead, in as pound cans, very superior article
and of three different grades and qualities, and
will be sold at prices to suit the times.
iupe2g JAMES MoVAY
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WRITING INKS.

A RNOLD's, Buffers and David's Of oil sizes
"A Just received at
june27 BEALS BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
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TAR AND AXLE GREASE.

TTNHE above. named lubricants always on hand
l. and Of best quality. Axle Grease In gallon
and half gallon tin cans. Pine Tar In one and
two gallon tin cans.
iune2O JOSHUA BEAL
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOOD
FANCY GOODS ANDTRIMMINGs

y PIFFET, III Canal street., Toys, Perfumery
Ds Combs, brushes, Bottoms, Taps, Needles
pi.s. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dress Trimmings
Bonnets C. novlO-ly