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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

Administration delegation 10 the next State Convention
ana tey VIII leave no stone unturnrd In seeking To effect
Their object No Intelligent politician believes that Gen
Grant can carry the State OF NewiOrk His intudicous
ntererenee IN the local politics OF the State, while per
maps, We'll enough meant has alicnated the support OF
some thousand. ~ oftime Republicans whose votes we
need His appointment and unqualified Endorsement OF
Ih0inas Murphy as Collector Of the Port of NewIOTk,
and his liberation or the swindes OF Leet Co In con-
necOn with the General Order business the metrOpO
rs nave tended To ALLEVIATE from him the sympatbies OF
Those who desire reform In governmental affairs Against
these elements OF Opposition In his party he cannot
carry the state. while II seems than probable that
his nomination would 80 overweight our guberuatOria
ticket g. TO carry that down also.
THE ASTONISHING REFORM.
Prom The Atbfsy Express
Not long ago Mr.. X. III. Mcclellan, Collector
OF the Port at Troy suspended from Office and Mr.
Macarthur OF The Troy budget was appointed
in HIS place No cause assigned Tor Nc
Clellans suspension, end he therefore declined
10 vacate the office What part OF the "rules
and regulations Of the Civil Service has the President
"suspended Is 1t possible that the rules so recently
adopted. promulgated with much parade, and over
which the most OF Us have been inclined into escta
ces have been set asideas suddenly they were sprung
upon transporting congressman We confess that there
Is something In the Secretsrys letter which do
understand. IL NAV be that unpardOnablY
Ignorant. II shall feel under great obligations II
some one OF our contemporaries will kindly nlighten
respecting the alleged suspension of the Civil Service
rules and regulations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

....hn enthusiastic meeting of Gentiles IN salt
Lahs Ciy. yes1aI, Plst! rss 9ai ni'''As 'a' ''' " WV
JusNes A:AeA..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
THE ASTONISHING REFORM.
Is THIS A NEW FRAUD ]

This BOutwelrs letter to Collector McClel-
lam remarkable letter suggests several interesting ques-
tons j. n true that the rules and regulations of the
civil service have been suspended in such
to have become much blank paper or dead letter
The country was told, II remember rightly that the
suspension was only partial and that the sole object
10 give time for Celebrating she Misunderstanding the
machinery for the competitive examinations. But II all
the rules have been suspended" the reform itself
The spirit Of IT, the Presidents conviction OF ITS right.
eousness Ind necessity, suspended at the time
use pam language nave the people been played with
PRESIDENT means what he says Mr. Mcclellan will
he restored 10 bis old place and Mr. "Chet" Arthur will
life. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

Has the to 537 PAussTs without failure or oadsas
Come edquaTters 10 Cooper Institute where vii b.
obtain fresh aud pure gas, and avoid all pam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

The Florence Nightingale Of tho Nursery" Ma WINS
SOOTHING STRCP single trial OF the syrup td
relieve baby peudices Of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

Ali hends Of families and housekeepcrs wte woul9
ooss economy and urary should parchas the .mo<
hALFoRD LEcEsrEEsHRK TABLE, SAUCs All good grOsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

Back Ache-Pov WATER viii reeve "
Ike msgc Sod By all Draggists
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The Singer ,Isuufacturins Company'. Sewing Ma

chimes s0'd easy terms
Principal Ohce, 81 Unionsqulfe
No JAG BOwery, No I02 ThiniaVe.. 10 %
kghb No 229 Third No 30 Falon-t, Brooklyn
Montgomery City No pol
Grhhi st., Wiliaiasburgh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

Asthma may be greatly relieved by use Of J.as,os.
int .rnallg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

Tho Right Thing in the Right Place Is Durnor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

Rcmoyal.
GROVER L DtEER sEWiS0 MACHINE Co.
Have Removed 10
Te6 ant Tg3 BroaA .ay. corner Of Ten On u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

announced projected revival of the comedy Of The Pro
yoked Husband" incidentally making his play bill
the that the piece has not been acted in New
York for twenty years. The Provoked Husband"
done at Wallacks Theater-and very well done, too-iD
Jauuary. Isf3 with the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

Ee JAG Bowery No Io72 Thriave No % AEenHs D. Ne e3
Eghb No. 229i Thinsve No. 80 Faon B,okiyn
Montgomery st. Jersey City No POI sshingtonsL Hboken 10
Grahi st., Wiliaiasburgh
Rcmoyal.
GROVER DtEER SEWtS0 MACHINE Co
Have Removed 10
Te6 AMI 7e3 Broadsay Of feminist
--zs-
Ali hends OF families and hOusekeepcrs who wouf9
and should The
--s-
The Florence Nightingale OF tho Nursery" Wa WINS
single Of syrup ye tadN
relieve the baby and overcome the pudces Of tho mother
DR.. Cotton
Has given the gas to 500 PArrSTs without Iure Or aodsas
Iiesdquate 10 Cooper Institute where Will b.
obtain fresh aud pure and avoid all pam
--cr---
Tho Right Thing In the Right Place h DurnoT
CsTARKH SSUFE
Asthma be greatly relieved BY Of Jsassoas Asoorss
LISiHgSr internally!
Back Ache.-POry drops WATER Will resvee
Ike magic. Sod By all Druggists
Csc RsSSEs PAs KILLING MA6Ic Oh wort5 tk esIrvs
ANGELS Turksh Baths Lexington 18th At Genlsmsy
day anu all night LADIES day and evening Advantages 1neaa
Ladies will fnd Renne,s Pain Magic Cd M
the article 70 relieve their peculiar pans,
"DIsease- of the Lungs benefited b. Col Liver on
HAZARD CAswELJ COD LTTBR on and sweet p4a@
egDLue fond Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

OroS OF TIE .rF TTpss %S OF 91 ran WAsH
,.cT1S TREATY PROPOSED.
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The Great FIro In Esoston.

Our New York exchanges are filed to
repletion with accounts of tho destruct-
i've fro in Boston, commencing last Sa-
turday night and continuing Sunday aud
part of Monday. Its course and progress,
the slowness of the fire brigadcs, the
construction of the buildings several
stories high and surmounted by the Man
sard roof, as also the narrowness and
crookedness Of the streets. (somc of
which were originally COW -paths,) fur
nishing favorable conditions for The
spread of the flames. are oil minutcly de-
scribed and elaborately commented upon.
The losses to individuals and to insur-
ance companies. the effect on citizens
and companies in other cities, arc all
figured up. Meetings have been held to
adjust, as far as mny be done, tho diff
cultics springing out of So diro misfor-
tune. III New York movement is on
foot for ensuring that proper precautions
be taken against similar calamity to that
city. Buildings absolutely fre-proof,
and wide streets, are strcnuously insisted
on. All the pertinent facts concerning
the lire are fully ascertained, and all its
lessons utilized. It was tho subject OF
discourse in tho pulpits of New York and
Brooklyn last Sunday, and served the
occasion Of profitable warning, and
wholesome reflection. And what is true
of the great commercial capital is like
wise true Of other cities throughout the
country.
It was, indeed, startling event, a
terrible visitation, involving heavy loss
OF capital and destruction of m,gnif-
cent buildings. But it is remarkable,
considering the area burned, and the
millions of property consumed, that it
fell with comparative harmlessncss upon
the poor. It was not in Boston. as it
was in Chicago, and in our own unfortu-
nate town, a crushing aflliotion to the
class least able to bear it.
1t is creditable to our common human.
ity that affecting dispensations of this
magnitude, like the touch of nature,
makos all mankind kin. When the 20.
tato crop OF Ireland failed, and suffering
and want entered the novels of the poor,
and spared not the dwellings even of the
afauent, abundant supplies were poured
into that country. When the great grain
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emporium Of the North-west-theewon.
derful city OF the plains. Chicago
wrapped in flames, aimilar readiness OF
sympathy came to their relief. And
now theopulent city OF Boston. the com.
mercial and literary capital OF New Eug-
land. the seatiof learning and extraordi-
nary buoiness activity, in its turn prey
to the devouring element, has expert
enced an equal measure OF sympathy
and large hearted consideration. We
rejoice in ihis, and antipodes as We have
been, md, perhaps. shall remain, in po-
litioel feeling, would not nov recall any
feelings Of difference betwixt lis.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-16

The New York Herald, Of the 9th, con
tains despatch which places Colonel
Mosby, the late "rcbel," guerrilla, u
''traitor," &C., in very novel attitude
The correspondent Of tho Herald says:
ga despatch from Mosby's town OF
Warrenton announced three majority in
vote Of 100, and was the first news
from Virginia. ATosby himself was
around, full OF anxiety to learn how the
country had gone, and he went off happy
at late honr, satisfied that Grant aud
the country were all right"
$50 much for Buckingham"
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Tho Chattanooga Herald says seen.
Grant may be regarded as father to
his country and his generation, and it is
but proper that his country and genera
ton should honor him. Yes, that's
true; and if that boy Frederick Of his
keeps on the way he is going, it is likely
that he will be father to good many
Of the next generation, too.
Louisville Courier-Journai
V1RaIN1ANs GONG WEST. Tho exodus
OF Rockbridge County (Va.) citizens
continues. On the Both ultimo, nine
persons took the cars at Goshen en- route
for the far West. They were furnished
with through emigrant tickets at low
rates.
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On Tuesday morning, 10Th inst, DR..
Eli Cornwell departed this life. He was
a good citizen, IN honest and upright
man. and his death will be deplored by
large circle of friends and acquaintances.
Chester Reporter.
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HorEL ARRIVALS. November Is, 1872.
Hendrix House-H H Geiger, Lexington;
Mrs d Hardy. two children and SER
want, Sumter; WI Spencer, Pa; W n
Jones, N Y; E r Burgess. Md; Mrs r z
Cooper, Rev Mr. Cooper, Rock Hill; Mrs
L A Woodward, Greenwood; Miss Ella
Aiken, Abbeville.
Ntcherson Housc-C G Puffer and wife,
city; b S Owings. Fla; q Wilkins. Ala;
w Nj Davidson, Fla; S Barnes. Barnes
vile; 7 G Perrin, W 81 Parker, Abbe-
vile; W Clark, Manning; John Coone,
Clevcland; Mrs II Sarders, Miss F Sar-
doris, T Sarders, Spartanbnrg; T D
Bush, Greenville; NJ Seigler, Helena;
j G Barby, Greenville.
Columbia Hotcl-C G Bowen, A Ber-
nard, s d Russell, NJ Caison, Charles
ton; G W Johnson, Beaufort; A O
Chalmers. Md; H D Gilbert. T E Mo
Iver, N G; EV Smalley, N Y; VIM NJ
Hall, Ct; DR. G A Shure, Md; E O'Oon-
nor, w Heald, J D Barnes, N Y; n w
Shurc, N G; NJ Blanchard, Ga.
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PnraBrrnaiiiiAs mia szso;Di;. -Ths Synod de.
yesterday at 8 A. n. Prayer By Rev. 8.
e. Hay. Minutes Of previous day read
and approved. es.a%@,t.a III; i,
The committee to raise money. for the
seminary, in the different Presbyteries,
reported.
J: III. Baxter. of Newberry, was added
to the Committee on Domestic Missions.
The committee on the records of
Harmony Presbytery reported, recon-
mending approval.
The Committee on the Davidson Col
iege communication made report
was heard on the condition and prog-
poets of The institution.
Rev. w. p. Jacobs was heard in refer
erce to the ''Thornwell Orphanaee.
and resolution was adopted, recon-
m7ndiEc the charitable ENTERPRISE to the
people of the State. u,
Rev. W. S. Plumer, from Committee
on Minutes of General Assembly, re-
ported that they find nothing requiring
attention of Synod, except the resolution
appointing Thursday. November 81, as a
day of Thanksgiving and prayer. Adopt
ed.
The records OF Bethel Presbytery we're
approved.
On motion of Rev. W. s. Plumer, the
next meeting OF Synod was fixed for the
lost Wednesday in October, at P. NJ.
Several members appeared and gave
satisfactory excuses for their diistori-
ness.
Minutes of Charleston Presbytery
were approved.
The report of the Stated Clerk and
Treasurer was referred to the Committee
on Finance.
The report Of the Committee on Sus-
tentation was adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Fo-
reign Relations was made the special
order for this day, at IL o'clock.
The Committee on Finance submitted
report, which was adopted, and the
Moderator appointed the following COM
mittees III connection Herewith: Invalid
Fund-Revs. D. Mcqueen. J. l.. Girar-
deau and MIR. Thomas Stenhouse. Re-
lief Fund-Revs. G. r. Brackett, T. W.
Erwin md Mr. james HemphiIl. Evan
gelist Furd-Revs. E. II. Buist and Jas.
Mcdowell. To-day. ut P. NJ, was ap-
pointed for the reception of the reports
OF these committees.
The report Of the Committee on De-
votionai Exercises was committed.
Rev. ]. B. Adger was excused from
preaching the sermon on Ministerial
Conversation at this session Of Synod,
and ho was directed to preach on that
subject at the session in Cheraw.
Synod then held an interlocntory
meeting on the subject of the evangelical
tien Of the colored people, after prayer
by Rev. w. S. Plumer. Debate then
ensned, i1 which Rsvs. Stevens, Plumer,
Cousar, Girardeau, Col. Blanding and
Mr.. J. III. Baxter engaged.
Last night, Rev. J. l.. Martin, OF Alb
beville, delivered sermon to large
audience. Rev. G. r. Brackett is to
preach this evening.
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DANCING SCHooL. Milan vii
open his dancing school. in hall over
Messrs. Lorick G. Iowrance, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings, at half
past o'clock, for gentlemen. commenc-
ing Monday, November IL. Class for
ladies, misses aud masters Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at
o'clock
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THE New SOUTHERN PoL1cY.-Under
this head the Herold's Washington cor
respondent telegraphs, under date of
Friday last, that "the President, in his
next message to Congress. will review
tho operation and effect of the Ku Klnx
legislation, md ask for repeal of such
parts as are notably oppressive. There
seems no room to doubt that generous
and conciliatory policy will be pursued
by the Administration toward the South
during the next Presidential term. and
it is highly probable that representa-.
tive of that section will be placed in the
new Cabinet"
Col. Hardee ms peaches and straw.
berries this month in his Honeymoon
Nursery, Florida. He expects to be
able in year or two to have peaches
from May to December.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-16

MAIL ARRANaEMENTs.- -Tha Northern
mail opens at $40 P. NJ. closes l1.OO
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens $50
Z. ~; closes 600 8. nj. Charleston
night mail opcns 100 a. NJ; closes 6. Is
P. III. Greenville mail opens 6.45 P.
NJ. closes 900 A. NJ. Western opens
and closes 1.30 P. NJ. Wilmington opens
23O +. NJ: closes 11.3O A. NJ. On
Sunday Office open from to P. nj.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-16

LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Y. M. O. Resolutions.
Scibels & Ezcll-Wanted.
Copeland & Bearden-Noticc.
f. J. Brown-Light.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Hall YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC LttkhAn.
between Camp ma Aess..A "a
s,r.ats.Ata nasstiaG Of tho Roa1A Of Trustee. a.u
T,s..or., Of The above AssociatiOn hsd kriaaS
q m. rssolveS thst at t1s rsqasst Of many nnSS
II he Society," the Eussrtan~sHs gvea ~ g.
..,t.nt. be repeated on THURSDAY E'Ehih"' e'1t
sesA' - III o'elsct. BY szdeE OF the Pesa6snt;
...Ys . e. .sau--- az A%s
S.0AMPBELLa,se eeetery: = : ~ "
% -, - IrN1oN OF qEEE CRosSh-Eisa s@esd
-o1,,IaY nSssfng Of SnAs aosstOH viii 20 esIa
,ssraEy, EVKNINO, alta O'eSOsk. In The Hen CO...
~ T,rtrnv nad Coaauou sirSstsA Pantaat ass"o c1h0
Is"Sst-S nj .vorv usDber. o. this occasion a
th.rou0h orEaliEStson is eOzsemPtS'ed.
aIt NJ. T. KEeNAGHAN President
roTIcE.-THE DRAwLEG FOE TIE HoEsE
.s.d for Rafae by the Sisters OF the LOa'anA Hesfs
80 Arvlum, win AXE plaza at Nj Thos. AArkeg
800 corner Of coauo5 and clAiOorns streets O
TrTspAY, ossobsr Ist a. 10 o.oleck A. \ Fsesa.
uss sscUuntsd Cor prior 70 shAt dseS VIZ not y S
/ tbs Lottery. a-uvun aAY7EREIEI1.
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Sa66uKgt 1rSeh Protestant eEuRchden, aud
.tkis vassiways she csse. !''''' - -
Fae unhappy quarrel between Father
0'Kee1Re. Uf aCsllsu, tad Me eceies1aetisai
supsfiors atilf rages, nor 10 shere any pros.
poet thst'it VIII soon END. Father Exscile
has Recently msg3e = kindly meant Attempt
70 bring Father O'Kee0e 20 his senses, but
hc fsifedl. ,5s'tfs ,7-@o. 80 y. y. c?
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TT1SD FIRE KHGIHR FOR sALE--A new a
III So. HAND ENGINE. James sush s1n 6n
"a. be hsd at Low agure. The Engine 10 sLLvSH. .
MOUNTED, and 10 net only ssrviesasis shsln1 80 =.
\. one of the uANpSoAIEsI PARADE ENGINE ~
,hs south Address W. =. IL. at this once se1-Ir-
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wawrs-roa RENrs-Efc.

CORONATION OF THOMAS GUEEoS 0AGM-
TSsS native Of Coolgish PaSisn lille 80. -
"a eR%e to his COUNTRY about tweHy year. ~ His
ana - NfehSel and Hien who c0ne OCT In Esa. 9rY
PAsehs,, .tnns 10 hear him. Any edes knoWtnE
sSythiaC eoneerninE BIN y rs9'ieeted p na 80
enfs
TGFoRMATtON WANTED OF BElD8EE kQN-
EIE on RIlaFaAsn. parisS oG khlalee. eonAly 49,
fs.is ~ who vrnfH rAted 20 IAnakA sAouS tyeetEyS
HsaSa seo and afterwards 20 Americas Nhap lAss heea
49, - IN New 0Ii0nns EoufsiauA Any thf4ka4P-
;oo of h0r will thA,Ikfnlly EoosTyoA BY bSr essa
E"+v Mach: Address MiGhlsl Mack, PalnzsE, -
auaI 81 - I. AZ -
T nTEKTING ROOM FOR RBlSRysITHB SP&o1nUa
M aad uekS A4n<taE Recon- 30. - 49,
delee street, WI b. oeGted - Soci9eea Q1oaso.
sntnL month, on reasonHAAo Sof.sA- AE&,&
! the 0Heo Of the M0NuIrHo eFAR -. = :
! StGT<EoLIC MKRCHAEIB AND H1CRA9SS
| ~ Tssduirtaa welh tEnfructaa BOYS err ese -
| of a. n lniIsz thSiR bu1IRo11. ca p1e41p -
4 kaS ths' "a ylnssas0 EO@o - 49, ~ o.
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~pryINC, OF ST MARY-JkFFERSoE CoLLh9E
{ FariSh Of St. James.

tho session At this College will commence the hfs.
week in October one the Fathers WIN be at the dePo
Of Die Mobile and Texas Railroad Company. ieo. =,
Canal street. to take charge of the boys VINO nMA
20 to the College BY the train which leaves
TUESDAY, October lat Another one Oh 'ps ~.
eyening to take charge Of those who Wian 70
same Q, y 49, '7l.> sea stsP
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- ,..s.a sf thfs LnatitatiSz eonnsnsSs y
L9S 49, GS1s1mksr TIL. Tho Ieeeaaeat. - 49,
~ - PTosssesFs 6aas - seea g ~; 80 r.
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: DFPARTREET or FINANCE,
CrrY Hall, New Orleans, Saot ~ is'~
Taxpayers are reuaindsd Shat their h oaa os pm, :,
Z, All, oSee uDtl, the EsSA tnntS1tS Watsoat c"S "
cOsrt- .-lo.s .,sl - HSs@ = -
Tie register provided for ~ ast DO, .. $500
,tsd In fsW dsyA, ard vii sNtnsuasaistpy aep"S'o
Ia .as oacs Of the RseSsseR pG AOtiGaEs'' vAe:e
.Do,S.aa a. lee, not opiy upOa tho pPoNefN -,
but, gPsa ALL. OTHER PRoPERrf o"AAN -
TIE DBLIHQUEHT. ..... T.. .00-,aa
TaxPaxsrs SrS sisO rsuindtd that H'sie' =
lAtlng daily upon all unpaid SinA' os-,,sea.s.
| and Parily in ea.h: John s. WALTON.
| Hdzinistrss9s Of Finance .
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daughter Of the late DE-. j. Perkins, OF this sts's'
This Institution being thoroughly founded ana mos
ably sustained by superior Profsssars a sehs ara
lower rates than can Dc ow
beina fog session At 2oI Canal
Those Wishing the ciasseS for Piano soa
oISsr Instruments. will please present themeeiSee-
Hours from II a. N. to- p Y: daily. ,a.,.a Srhere
scholars from the country either male OF sss. wi
~ them to the advAncernent in their stuotes
Enr frti,er information in regard % scrnc SIC ~
dreas -t.A AHS. Poafn6bce n o.
sa22 y lY5p LOOK. oo1 19I loeV0 -S--------
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WoRKlNGMEN's
ACCOMMODATION BANK.
=. No. Q Camp Street. ,.. H.

This Bank win be open EVERY DAY gS1dsgys q,
esptedi, fresn a. n 10 =; y; sna On 0AA
The Bsni ready 70 sscs.ve SspSsss' Day 80 ss'
An ssbecr.bess 70 the Capital Stock axo Is4uSneed
% osl and pay inssAnsnss pSy .aps az n Ssss
scripso1. 'cosf y st:.A,.~.
cal uE
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ToHS' BoIS,

JOHN BoLs, s.....
- No. POI Camp Street,
Returns his snesre tha.i. z The pablo hs 0r ps me
and respectfully aclicis eon.tnnsnSs Of ti..ssios
Efs ssore in n. Stocked wnh large and hanesome
assortment OF -
Furniture, Mirrors, Pictures, Shades
| ,!7a~-.ia CORDS ETC. l...t'
- Al sSxfox Gfaases Framed Uphosts rinR,
Ws~.irtn1 And Vanishing done IN tho beas msnnef.
| u,.snr dons VITA care and dspateh. ss2s stn
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
John FALLON would respectable inform TIE RTS
lie that he e.tsbl hssf . he VIII ssp
con.tanty on band sfull sppply Of BOOTS ANIL
for lensn, ladies' ana cnidsoh. nj In the
hat Woskpaniiko uanper. Give me call $500 az
| tIon Guaranteed. - -
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r.,,,,ies. FOuudries, ETC.. sapphod with the oe's
.,tscl. At the lowest market rates.
a,ra left as s. Camp street tup stairsh or on ths
Ieyse. foot Of Race street. win receive pfomPs W..