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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-06

the first two Seasons after planting requires more cu
yaton FOL 10 or 20 years. needing only to be cut and
carried to the mill The forests produce many varieties OF
valuable woods gums and nuts, besides excellent timber
for shipbuiidng. house building, Joiner work The
climate Is delightful, the ordinary range OF the tber~
mometer being from 500 to $40 between day and night
the year round The extremes for fifteen months were
100 ana $50 Fahrenheit The opportunities for commerce
are unriVMed Manufactures OF various kinds could be
carried on with very great profit and find ample ana
immediate market almost at their doors. American
steamboats,, manned by American could large
profits in any OF the Brazilian rivers Railroads would
prove OF immense value 20 their owners The Brazilian
Government is very DESTROYS to attract TO the country
American enterprise aud pa and offers every facility
and protection to both With the advantages of our
graphical position and the special encouragement OF the
existing Government, Mr.. Rlker urges that In very
brief time the American spirit would control the CON-
mercal and long the political interests Of Brazil For
men with capital or without capital, for the man OF en-
terprse or the seeker after physical delight no
country in the world offers such attractions. Mr. Rker
rs here seeking reenorcements Of men and means TO ena
BILE the now established colony TO avail itself Of the OPP
portuntles so abundantly offered to it, The audience.
though not large appeared TO be deeply interested in the
facts and statements laid before them and at the close
signifed their qualification by applause
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FIRE IN ExCHANGE.PLACE.

About l o'clock yesterday afternoon fire
broke out among some cotton samples in the Office of
Casson Co.. cotton brokers' located the first floor OF
No. 90 Exchangeplace. The flames spread so rapidly
that j. schonendah the only In the office at the
time was very badly burned about the face and hands,
by remaining TO close the SAFE The Dense hot smoke
filed the building quickly that many Of the occupants
the upper floors unable 70 reach the by the
hallway, and taken from the upper windows by
means of ladders, raised by the fremen. The
loss OF Hlessrs Casson Il Co. On Office
fixtures Ia estimated at 5000; insured
~ City Companies The Office Of Messrs Gillian & Co..
brokers' adjoining damaged TO the amount Of o. 900
Insured The basement occupied by Messrs. Janton
swslzer staoners and printers Loss 900 Insured
for $500 by the Mechanics and Traders Company.
portion OF the basement was occupied by NJ c. Kingen
field, broker Loss $780, The Office OF Messrs Gibson Bea
dleston & Co. on the first floor, was damaged TO the
amount OF $500 Insured by the Mechanics and Traders
Company The rear Office on the second floor Yves occn
Not Insured. Messrs Cross & Smith, brokers' on the
second floor sustained loss OF $500 by water The build
ing damaged to the extent Of 5000 Insured by CITY
cOmDaues.
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Credit Mobiler admitted Fisk also went far 10
charge that certain members OF Congress interested
In this arrangement and he Stewar had heard 1t stated
that members OF the House Committee Of the Pacific
Railroad Interested not only In the road but also
IN the Credit MOber. and had never heard IL denied
Mr.. DAVIS Dem, Ky), who are the Credit Mobilier
Give us the names.
Mr.. sTEWART-I don't know, them; know some OF
Them but don't know all Of them. That is what Mr.
Fisk proposes to let know IL let him alone Laugh
ter But that is not material 1t ia alleged that they
ncumberng the road with contracts ahead their
own benefit Now II may be that the Government has
an important interest in tins matter don't care
much about these people making these large dividends
providing the Government and the country get good
road. and provided the work is III the hands of who
VIII not become insovent; but have heard stated and
that by Senators who pretended to know something about
IT, that this Union Pacific Company was liable TO become
nsoyent any day II that should come TO pass the result
would be that the first mortgage bonds wonld be Tore
closed and the Government lien would be cut on ana
this Congress would be held responsible for it.
At O'Clock Mr. STEWART gave way for motion 10
80 into executive session, which was carried After
which the Senate adjourned.
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THE HON. W. A. RICHARDSON.

To the Edilor Of Tia Tribune.
SIR: With your permission desire, through
your columns, to pay tribute TO the Hon. W. A. RcH-
ARDsoN Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury at Washing
1t my lot TO have matter Of business In Wash
lngton with that Department yesterday. and was at
once turned over to Judge Richardson. NY business
being special nature, and being an early caller ne
requested me to wait until he could give me attention
had hardly seated myself when the hour for commencing
Department business arrived. All at once perfect
whirlwnd OF cards landed upon his table, and I'M
mediately thereafter persons from all parts OF the
poured like food INTO the roon One by one they TIM
Idly approached his table, expressed to him their Wishes
and I'M twDkllng he Informed them what he could OF
could not do, aud that too with dispatch and grace
have never equaled He grasped the subject each
presented as by maggie gave always simple reason
for his decision, accompanied with good advice: he
was firm with the bold, tender TO the widow and seem
ingy poor applicant and most courteous to all Though
he Is hardly warm in his place. by bis swift and clear De
csions he Shows himself to be old hand at finance
received adverse decision but was ana
satisfactory 1t 10 be hoped that the President ana
Secretary Boutwell, may not lose the services OF ready
officer. '.'.'''.' Rs u
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THE rosrrR.pIoN BILLIARD MATCH

The ''home -and-home game between Mel
Gin Foster OF this city and Joseph Dion OF Montreal VIII
Ia played at Mechanics Hall in tho atter city TINS
evening of the series OF which TINS WI Uc
aiing onme was won In this efty some Two mum. s
nv No. Foster The second played at montreal anu
%ened in favor OF Dion by few points both OF i "s
,ns were so close that neither would form r uass
Haneo an the relative merits OF tho players al
tSonsG from that by Dion In which snS play aye y
h des was exceedingly brilliant most billiard @
Dot ,uosed IN award him the palm OF superiority IS
Netting in this city slightly IN favor OF D,o'
,",nr has many friends who arc ready anu Whnt; "
80 linn against any player. and for any abouns.
, in Ills playing for this match mas ho a
l' H. hest runs on record, and Is tnoagnt h s
iy improved his game since his late detea AZ 49,
ieri' MSonirpaI ON Thursday as via SpItnsheC naa'
NJ xnduS ~ New. Workers cDtninenceu os , . ~ ,hss
Io tIn two thirds OF tbs leading "blvardsts VI 'n'
-, Nj tho match
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.,,,,,. ,,,,n,c,y COLONY IN BRAZIL

Gen. David Riker, who was one OF the parry
Of sontherners that after tho termination ol 'no ~"
war undertook 20 repair their shattered ior''Il'a -
W evening gave in stenway Hall an interesting ac-
, ., tho adventures OF the colony aud Its present.
condition. After briefly sketching tho motives tnal
nrompted the emigration and tracing the colony 10 ~
destination Mr. Riler gave most glowing account u
- ,a,,,, ottractiyeuess and wonderful material re-
Tue 80 rSonderfnl country. Tho colony Is OoAleu
~ aaTa an old Portuguese Oh h ,s ,aon
~ @ ahouf 40 miles from the sea The SOIL OF ,ho M
hNei ',t 4. ~ nexhaustiblc fertility prOducIoS vi
,e cereal grains mazo potatoes and all rGpVe iva
scnitropca fruits, either spohlauS" ,,n of onality
@ncror ia American Upaod grows Wild ANA - v SSi
IIi Viii ysrv little labor THO sutir cane w., 81,
vaoa iiy and ,fter belux protected rvn ~ceus iV'
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OBITUARY.
Breve. Brig. Gen. Henry 3, Burton, Colonel of

Breyet Brighten. Henry y, Burton, Colonel of
the 6th artillery, U. s. A COMMANDING at Fort Adams,
Newport died at that post Sunday Of spOpexy aged
81 years Cen Burton was born in thiy State and hay
ing grad mated az West Point entered the service
ond Lieutenant IN the 81 Artillery, te LIST OF July
1882 His commission as Colonel dated Aug IL, 1868.
and he assigned 10 the command OF the 5Ih Regiment
Of Artillery. He made Brigadier General by brevet
March i5 1865, having served with distinction throughout
the Mexican war and the war OF the Rebellion.
Charles SnOwden Fairfax died on Sunday in
Baltimore Md at the age Of 40 years He Cha. nan
Of the California delegation to the last Democratic Ma
tionai Convention and had been FIVE years Clerk Of e
Supreme Court OF the State He descendant Of Ne
last Lord Fairfax and entitled TO the distinction o.
tenth Lord had he claimed the position. His remains
will be to-day, by the Masonic fraternity, 20 tho
Rock Creek Church Cemetery near the Soldiers H0me
few miles from Washington City. for interment
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NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. April 5-The following officers have
h.. 10 report 20 the Navy Department for examination pren
nars 60 Ssoaoucp Leuen'u Jewell D. G. WOOsrOw .sa Is
s,edman Ma,ters-George w. De houg w. W. Meade w H.
Elliott, X s. Houston. Benjamin Long kdes George NJ BOOB
y.n~h.n l. A Kipg,sY Iobn HsIeL BRsgnsA A. Blair n
" 49, "a = Rcbars A. b. Carter O. b. Gil, WIN. Whb,
Edwards been appointed President and Surgeon geo
ofa Medical Board physical examinations ofoneert
f promotion The orders Pymaster H. swan are 90 Jar
III. h viii Tesye James Hog jr nom dap On board tne
r. .hn Maeeona on the 3lst PAymser Hog will report
@ tS a. at the fPaymssssr
M.aon Ensign W. L. Howorh has resigned Hf
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VARIOUS CONCERTS.
THE DRAMA.
BooTH's THEATER.

.Acceding to numerous requests Mr.. Booth
has determined TO keep Romeo ana Juliet on bis stage
for another week Those whose religious scrnpies pre-
vented them from seeing during Lent have thus an op
portuny OF repairing their loss On Saturday next Ihere
will he a Matinee Of "The Marble Heart Ihe seconu
performance OF piece, Saturday evening as was
attended and enjoyed by multitude OF perSon' Ti.
sbur Natbison made his first appearance here on this
oo..ton and IN ,ngIpg The Chink Of Cold" made a
dcc,ded hit "otheo will not be produced until the
12th inst. ,,,..
NEw-YoRK CIRCUS.
Mile. Caroline ROLAND reappeared at the
Circus last night she IL the most skillIsl anu uR 70
male bareback rider that has ever peiio,u'eu :"
aonn,rv In fact Mile ROLAND Ia the only hrst-class
,ae rider who attempts ride without pad to stand
nno, Her return to the Circus will of course be wei
uIo" aa
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Sp.rial gotit.s.
King Faro and his satellitesi
LEAVES FROM THE DIARY OF A REFORMED
,.-r r. BOWERY BOY.
WRITTEN FOR THR NETWORK CLIPPER.
COOPER VAIL.

49,. JOHN COOPER VAIL,
Author Of Gladiator Ia TOur de Nesle Life Scenes
IN our Great Cities" kc
whole outsuss interest The scenes ehsnxs
like the kaleidoscope from the great bank Of John Las.
ho.e chu of turned for million 70 the sh
sus Of Anwns es and the Pys POln.s where the sS.s.
coin was deyore y the Tiger The third book entitled The star
the Pave Or Tear and the Tewn nsroaSs may nnss
ss ts. men sos, while reveals the souerol bsse
~ Of CITY aud the terrible Of the vt
ne s,,.s in vtekreh and San DO hs par
sbss. Ne vol xvii The NBw roRK CLIPPER ready
Vss1s down Brosavsy sad be sees There BY bOiss
Dutch Pvet
Snort on the Wstefa
Fearful Sceue In q NepsEene
night with the Glahst0r
Dramsie Circus aud Minstrel News ...r
The Latest Sporting News -.
See the opening paper Of me- volume OF the CLIPPER
TIE CLIPPBRb Representative Journal Of Men Manners and
Things
Our jim writes the CLIPPER
PRANK QUEEN,
.r.n.I Editor and Proprietor
................. No ~ sprucest n Y.
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ARMY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN April 5-Brevet Major-G Gen. w u
R I..aten.ut Coonet Cavalry has been ordered TO report
to the Commanding General Of the Department Of hs Lakes nsa
Chief the Pvemen Bureau and oruerea 70 epot.
the nandpg cn. Of the Department OF Lor.nN 20 WI
R..aoph 10 hi. duties Medical Director OF that Department
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

A testimonial will be rendered to Edward
Carswell this evening at Steinway Hall
The members OF the New York Typographical society
at the I7ls annual meeting last evening passed res
ouous expressing their sorrow at the death OF the ae
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DOMESTIC MARKETS =
Mosms A., April SGo,Sa 70 sr demand Low haSnss ok Rs
2 bales including 200 bales ate the Close Su' ~
oeut. $40 bales; exports, 4s3 bses ,, .e, L., on
kEwOaLsAs, April aCo'ton lower hddnegI Tn s a. ~
change i4i Yort % ti preuH sugar dull op s A.
pgs IIe Moaaes scsfcsPe nc Floor .drsnetd
as Double BItrs sc 81 Treble kI.ra % - Sssn uu ~
sD1-. oats atm al Zoe firm a. 81 is Hsy-Prtne oS
10 pL Anil Al IA Bacon, dull-retailp 4Sl7tc IAni dali
Tess st as Ks aeT2ls WHISKY dali Rect5sd s'0
asc CaHss drp Fair ili0i5tc PRIME lf1i'tc ., :. =.
ss FKAscIsoo April a-inur IL ouies sales arc fe2Ssu ~
rent rates at 81 $685. S. Wheat "t quiet I" 81 ""'i w. "
WIsSaros N c. April 5spir Fupeatne qgiss 70 S9 rs
Ro.a 6rm Al 0 0gSl % Crude Tnrpenune % o'~'~| w. -
is~.r, .airs At e2 65. Cotton dul 90 -, MA,
~ a o. Apn dali; sales DO bales ~"
alias. IN; receipts SAT bales; exports 70 Great Bua HI 0'
ooastwse, ISL baea
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Monday April residence Of th. brides
n,. by the Rev H. Rdgsway, n the Hon Charles w
Bacey Montgomery Ala to Mao oIse Lord daughter OF d.
BenL Lord Of this city
the Rev Thes Newly Church 81 Tue "H
Aneslss ME " ColyeI W MIss Macy G. MAY
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msstins Of e. the xi Bss s
Whes Tie repeated as continued agitation OF the sos saees
SfdrSssos to tie welfare queud. o. toe bo.pe eognun
And whereas snnsoty proper az hgs % - %
By Of trade and Commerce here on We
rskras W. as cs,ss, Epr. City ssd The coahi ~
large With al good citizens have az otsrs:s
stale a.%s IN aSsp1s ns e5s @ s can sever "a, IL asS
crossing OF energetic and that Reelection o. us
% he df.rsus states ,ssreby reduce 1S
produ :. labor nation onesh IN chsr ~ords take PEE
cent y. ,sSS TSss a present we
dues som,r working hours constsnF az .ora .s ]
% suh.oes the all commodities Of life and h heasss "pe'
The and wFnss .: oS ises sr on .h. counui
the principles By which tesJ are goVs.nso ~
Of ih Opportunity earning all they worth .d e..
eoSr,gns the unski and IDLE whose only merit oin o'n's
$500 member on a Unlon n good standing.
VS. sss he .eioa Of Unions thaI b.y have tendney =.
prove combine those who are u.d n h .. ssee
mechanics BY dividing one and me sans ''a's NV" ,
sso That % .: 81 .sa or SS s s ass
their whether shss Dc 10 the manner in which W..
submit % az s cs5daet OrwbOn sA. employ
and MAKE our da well provided iof ens regal.s
apprenticeship With master and seek smpoJmen tor nem w
Others TO 6nsb time OF apprenticeship where the masters snsos
to them b reason from business DEATH or other
Be rtssr received That win seo contrast hnias hs
time completion the work without adding the following ts
passed X the aa1:s. MsisDs sA; b Trade ua"ns ss
be added 70 tbs time gysn TO an,sn 'Ae VOL ,. Com
,ss Consisting Of two Of each branch Of she s
Vr.s:S1 rSieS shall Ors,0,s h pVen regular ..e o
messing , isSeSs. Of he Bung trade the
any HasSo s s.S saS Ss &
ns A rsorsd That IN adopting these oa S
sroa., oa The contrary think that sdSeasng .sss
muse more issuing our views them spo we
and niosi employees sudtAeir f.aass
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ALLIsoy-oa Monday pr 1862 William G. Allison III S' JAN
Tie relatives friends family members ara ere"p 5oss
-, Vomuany b. 7th estneut ~ a. and members 81 OF -
Lodge r. 4 nvitrd attend tue funeral from ms snr,lT
drnce No 80 KiY a., II O'Clock w. on WSaa"aaN "fF
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~ n. B,uner & Co., No. ls9 Bros IVA ~ n irc.x
'EVhlsN' ~' AT LOwEsr PKicEs =,
.,, 4. lid :, tie Gns ipats watches made
spsoiaI shall sasl the m0ss 40 acting demand
ha.utv enish. aud accuracy
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The c.. market rules decidedly faror 9th uys ns
, ,e aysr.ge Atty but the demand 10 AZ
mail and lire weight pq 1 ss.rs sheep
o M me-, m higher aud good demands sAes - seoo ~.
,bs OUTSIDE Tor prime qualities averaging aosa' iOo ID n0k'A
= nj mn . II IS store Pigs. flO0SH
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Hazard g. c..welp- Cod Lives IL /. til. best
MARRIED..

,,.,, cords Of latest and original Call and examine
Wea n,ss orisripg BASs No a Rultoa@
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BARNES. HENRIETTA. No. 1885 Ressst, Brooilya 3. D.
CARTAh; THOMAS NJ, No. % Grsnd-st, BrootlJn, T. d.
CHAMBERS, VIM. No. l3O Monroe St
DBELZ HENRY J., No. s22 West Forty -second-st ..r
CADDLB. ANDREW. No. 1884 East Warren a Brooklya
HARDY GEORGE. No 50 Carksonst -
HUSTON, JOHN NJ, st. Stephens Church.
LORD the Rev S. d. D. Church One hundred sndwsa
6rst-st and Thirds ave
MERIT, CHAs. A., No. 205 Frontst. BROOKLYN.
MCDONALD, HANNAH. No al8 West Tweaty-fouFths st u.
RAPP, CHARLOTTE. No $40 West Forty second ct
VAN RIPPER CORNELIUS O., No. $50 West
WEIR cHAs g. Church Of the Redeemer Bab sss
Pourthsvs.
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Tho new Board Will probably stand RontlcM1{X "
same as the outgoing one, as somers VIII must nAoi
eieet a Republican on the next trial. HI
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DIED.

BRcKAt No on osday the Sth inst the wife Of Ms
sapuel 4. h. Beck Of A 400.
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youngest .o' Own Booth s S si, '''0'''' Boa,
Sfsds si Sss 20: e; r. s s if.s
Wsasesy ssSoos 20 sS S Si '' h'~ No %
long and uess Rdsar ~ Brown aged Ga
Friend. oh. hg is .sSs.s ss Ssi.a.
v'ed TO attend viihOu, notice ~ 1e''. are N
.ns Friday April wilma Chssb.r, aged 90 y.su
ne nas's service. will take place lat. Residence. No. ID,
friends Of the family respectfully invited q si,.aS ''s' ana
DEmlSGaAt Jersey oy Sunday April Alexander B. D.-i..
r &. ' sa. and 2" friend. O he & .sps
Of his brother. No 81 Esserst. jersey Cay - s'
Saturday April 1892 Henry James Robert sas
The relatives family respectfully invited .,s.s
$s.i a near TsY S' residence Of 1
Dhh-A SswDorP Staten Island Monday April NJ James Dan
ne ,'s, and friend, Ofths y invited funeral
5,s. Vii Be waiting Vanderbilt LiOdnE ID. Hhr Of ss
W Usher IL the scs 0 year apr q s Charlotte f'' wife
n Az s s !, . % Ss s s% ss those q her n
beryst. on Tuesday, 6sh inst, ct II oeoei imp N''
sfisl aSs s % hSs % ~, s ''.
O'Clock D. m. ''-' '" '"'-''">
Reformed Church Harlem 10 the s7,h year Sih, .Ss
The relatives. and friends hs family also the esy members
oh inst a. Oeees from the Church corner Of oashusde
daughter Of The Hon. NJ n Merritt Of stamford Conn
MOORHOUSB-At Poupou. ~ j. Sunday evening, April
nah widow Of Benjamin Moorhoase, aged 81 years
relatives friends respectfully invited attend the funeral
the residence OF Der sonnaw Joseph Slater Ponpton, j.
o'clock Thunday morning Her remains will DO takea 10 0tssgs'
n j., for intermeut
PosT-op Sunday April 1852 Elizabeth widO" Of Allison Post In
the 71th rear Of her
relatives aud friends the family requested 10 attend hsr
funeral residence No ii West Forty amidst ruez-
day. April g. az 3p IN.
VAN WARr-At white Plains suntsy April Of wboopng cough
and scarlet fever daughter Of Isaac and susss
Is Van Wsrt, aged years and moaths
The relatives aud friends family respectfully ievited sttss1
the funeral Wednesday II a. the residence OF her paren
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Al Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed kun ~"
name and address.
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THE STATE or TR4DE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

10 ...... LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS -.
Apr osed hrmer cf 1o'h soeA anon
al on ,ot tres ordnAs spo. last quoted al IA snea
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Important TO Railway Travellers.
THR SECOND EDITION FOR APRIL Of
.ppIRToNS' ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDB


WI 3 rs.sy t TITS ssy q H., GUIDE
oss cq HUNDRED saiLwSY MAPS a, principal:
mos, afs rs6e routes Of svs wss s.I
sI; SEs SsTRSCTioss TO RAILWAY
GSssa ss s:.ss i s s s"s.s villages
and s: s.fS or gIar THOUSAND TOWNS VIZ
oTEs s:'.S s s.s 81 %S s !.
,s MP; '; ACCOUNT OF OF 'RSI%sTs PROG
RSs ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF TssykL t se nc
Re particular that yOS sst & he tanad at all tao
plsep Soi Ysos AID S:s .y
Oss, and SpS the priaep represented
N .hs Guide BY Railway Maps and q GrsSI
.-,.-Nrss Co.. No n Psksr n. Y. Assai' for osa
g. PssMleRsiGAN .si KURoPRAs PATENTS
Fs.sty.h'. ysas "a. s1P sncs1S ,,o. fire..
snoesaI Netice.-DR J. II scHkNCK ben leave SA'
tam IA. psassls public that eOr'sSusaes :. o'
.e,c. and business al principal Office fnhc.Pm- '
I,, ,ia,TrBsDAY April sAi 90 Those uhO "a % 'sA'e
A IN pl.s.s make note Of ta., bis Rooms IN sswio 80 -
Ropd.t sil be closed saer April ~ Dr. sehenoks ~.
MoNIC SYRUP sBAwRED TONIC. AVID MASptAhh r'.As -
81, In snsusb German and french, may ee oo'aos'
0, AND dealer, e,.rywAe ones hours Dt these Two ' ''N
be- as uns. from pa N TO 3 Va:
John r. Henry .xncy
HAS Just B EsCEyE W,s al sS SOAPS sn'""V
10 case: aISSsS ASSORTED PKRruMKs ard RoM1n
PdSf As'pEFERa 10 ,rrps,ps
~ TOILgT GOODS aud
OILS. BRUSHES
rLa ,Sr psinRRR GOODS. BURNkrTb SIAnDanN 1855
anu ~ ru ss.ortment Of PATENT Ma
i 11r1yu rsuove l.t ~ the eommodieus
chhp PGR. pr ACR ERW-YOKh
,,oorSSTnSS cARPET SWBBPBRs ~. -, q.
- . IA s.ss your Carpet time and strepg Manufactured
n Nor sale b. ali arst class Heeses ,aasiSTON Js.
by NO. % D,
= o1,Iga IN FINE WATCHES, JKwELhf' aAa
No Broad Nay ~ $50
SlLNEa" ~ snsc.i attention Repairing rlo.
,Nir eeis
American rSsS sp.s THIS EvESsG-
the rooms OF vac ,eSyspby invited to Een1 rpn p,i,al
o. O. MASON secrsA.!..- .,.s,.. Gin,
,s,itute Farmers Club-A meeting 40, 4. p ro~. %
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