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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01


We owe an apology to those readers
who may think we might have employed
our space to better advantage than in pub
fishing the following. Ii has been una.
vo;d.bly crowded on. and would not now
appear. had not several solicited its publ
cation.
Trip Ia Memphis...C
We're il not for exciting the CASTRO
nomic envy Of some Of our epicurean rea-
dere. we should enumerate the various
dishes that tempted the pala,es of all
those who participated in the editors
supper Of which we have made honorable
mention, and .ell how delicious were the
real fresh oysters served up in three dis
tinct forms Of cookery with capi,ally done
up turkies, geese, ducks, venison. bear
mea. and other wild game and accompan-
iments TO match-but we do not intend
TO do any such thing. Neither shall we
set forth the superb dessert Of pies and
buildings, oranges and pine apples. al.
monds, raisin.. grapes. figs, &c. &c. The
repast was su'npIunus and well arranged
and while i, minis,ered TO the gi a,iiica,isn
Of the palate, the corrusca,ions of wit. as
thev flashed athwart the tables afforded
equal qualification to all present. Wha
the one accomplished in satisfying the
corporal wants. 'he other was in no ways
wanting in affording balancing sa,sfac
ton TO the Intellectual. How could i. bs
otherwise! All were good humored, ant
all were determined TO make The party a:
pieasan. Us possible. In addition 10 lh'
three editors Of Memphis, there were
Lnmsden Of the Pcayune. Hurst Of thu
Vicksburg Constitution; Bradbury late o
the Tropic; Field Of the Reveile. Mino
Of the Southern Literary Messeger;Cham
bers Of the Republican; Dornaphin Of lh'
Natchez Free Trader; Weissinger of tn
Louisville Journal: Harris, late Of tn,
Nashville Union, bat now a naval office
At Memphis, Drinker If the Cincinnati
Union; Cist and Ellwood Fisher of III
same city, besides number of other tai
en,ed gentlemen Of the press who wer
present on the occasion. But we NAV no
dwell longer on this oasis in the deser
editorial, les, we excite wish in all low
ere Of goad things and simply for The SAX
OF such good things. TO join themselves +,
our fraternity. Such meeting may ne
be enjoyed again during The lifetime ,
those whn we're part and parcel Of it,
I Would tina. j. were o,herwise. Wonl
that editors could afford 10 hold anpu
4 Conventions Of the kiAl. we dare s.
siisat every editor would think i. none
we'll laid oui for Congress to make an a
precipitation n 6efray the expenses of su'
asDUN gatherings. We almost wont.
sbsi ssae Of tie delegates a. the MempIl
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01

Hon. Jesse D. Bright has been elected
TO the u. S. Ssna,e from Indiana.
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Dfr0,

At the residence of P. L. Crcssmss N
kaloosa, Nahaska cvuntv Iowa. Iad
inst. Mrs. LUCINDA JONES, sse' :.
The sangamon Journal VIII p'''S
above.
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New Year.

We most cordially tender our patrons
and fellow citizens the compliments of The
season. BY wishing them all HAPPY
NEw YEAR.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01
City Charter

Our citizens are called upon 10 :.
or against The new City Char,e, VIZ
We have heard no objections i I =
Charter and infer that i, wn @e'
doubt be adopted. The polls Nv s's
al 10 and close al 4 O'Clock. ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23

~
- CHANGE OF HOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Commencing on Monday, September 18th, 1915
1save Nsw xok2At O'Clock, A. M, Boston Train for
Gresnport, daily, Sunday excepted stopping
Leave BrookynA ~ A. for Farming dale and ntermedi-
ate pacess daily Sundays excepted, and ON
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays through
.. TO Greenport and intermediate places.
AZ if N. Tor Farmngdale and intermediate
places, daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave oreenport-boston Train at4 o'clock, p M,
the arrival oil the steamer from Norwich,
daily, Sundays excepted. stnpping at st.
a. Georges Manor and Flrmingdale.
on Monday Wednesdays and Fridays: /,
Leave SNnngdale-For Brooklyn 81 O'Clock A. M and
IL. M, daily. Sundays excepted.
Leave Jamaica-For Brooklyn o'clock, M and az r.
M daily. sundays excepted. Fare 10
bediord centsi East New York l2x Race Course lsx;
Iott ng Course ISM Jamaica 81 6ushviie Sx; Hyde Park
y N .es I4 Ciowsvie,, tduring session GSu.,l ny;
aes.yiIls a.miasdal. OK Deer fsII ss ThSmP.os
Statien isNi Milville 50; g. Georges Mano. s2s;
Riverhead 62k; Jamespor s2k; Mattetuck s2h; Cut
shogue sah southod cay Grsenpot Aeon train, rs;
Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
Stations take very low Fares all Of
island.
lore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
twice each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
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More OF tho Frsshets.


The canal near Rome, was considerably injured BY
the great and sudden rise Of water In the Oriskany
crock At the aqueduct the water SO high a. to
take up the bridge connected with the squeduct, and
carry L into the canal, undermining two ofthe piers on
the east end Of the aqueduct and carrying away two Of
the stretches Of the tow path bridge and part Of the
trunk The Superintendent says he has attempted to
sound bottom where Of the piers Stood but could
not II must have washed out twenty or twenty.
five feet deep. The ice has given away below and the
water falling but at present no estimate can DO made
OF the expense Of repairing must, however DO very
considerable Some damage has also been done TO the
schoharis creek squeduct but nothing very serious
[From the Woodstock (vt) Age, March 10
The freshet Saturday last occssoned much damage
in this vicinity The watsr and and ice combined
came down along with nconcevabe force and vioencs
removing fences bridges and obstructions OF various
descriptions. The Qusechy stream wss from four to
six feet higher than usual al the breaking up
and spread widely intervals and around buildings
supposed to be above the roach Of the winter or
sping foods Two bridges at least were carried OF IN
Brdgewster, and tive IN this villsgethelnew bridge
near the court house and the above Neither
of them would have been by ordinary spring
frsshe The loss to the town IL BY means small and
the Inconvenience experienced by all, especially ~
those citizens OF the village residing the northery
side Of the stream, but whose business and occupation
lead them daily on the souhehy side, VIII BE- srsst In
deed II 10 hoped that those inconvsniences WI % re-
NEEDED - soon - possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23

z OF the 9Th ApI-The 6ut class, fast sailing PACK.
set ship ASHBURTON, Capt. Rowland, burthen 1000
to.s, vail sail n above her regular day. :.
Having very superior for cabin I'd cabin and
serage pa.gengers. persons intending embark should
make immediate application board foot q Maiden Lane, or
70 JOSEPH McMURRAY.
Corner of Pine and South streets.
Inc PACKET ship sKippY Gsgt skiddy bu!,hsn 1900
18th April, her regular day.
Persons desirous sending their friends have
them brought ont by the above shp moderate terms BY
making application aboYa. mlar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23

x1k 9. MA0NE has the honor inform the Amateurs,
3fcrss ard the public ia general that he has arrv
e the greatest bsau!y and Of yristy such
Of grated and other Roses besua variety
Of Trees Grape Vines and Bulbs Flower Seeds, all
ry fresh, and in perfect OF preservation.
The depot is q s5 Bro.way under the bookstore Of Mr.
and flowers examined For sale at reasonable prices
mn lwsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23

= QUARRY FOR SALE, Oh TO LEABE-Siru.
~ the ras.sic ,ves, n North Bsllsvis. formerly
b. gsn excessively worked for Thirty past and
d he best quarfie. Of free stone in New jersey AID u II
good working. Ths consist Of DWELL
n. sore hosse Two barns Two hendred feet Of wharf ard
oQury separate, dssired For further payculas. enquire
q the subscriber, At The post o6ce in Beeys ~: Jr
Bellevila. Feb. -, 1915. NJ lmsmc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23
The European Interference I'm Mexican
Affairs

From tho LOnd0n TImes, + 90. II.
Its remarkable coincidence, that at the very time
when were drawing public attention in Europe to
the doporable condition Mexico and pointing the
most efectual means Of reconstuting that State so
to preserve the Independence Of its race its religion and
pidy tending to the end we had ourselves pointed out
matter political speculation, and revolution had
actually been accomplished which appears to be emf.
nenty favorable to the change had venured to sug
gest We are very we'll aware that an attempt were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23

- FOR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, and FUR
: niture Of Hotel in full operation. and doing
ew and will be SOLD cheap i applied for soon at
aseertainsd Any person with capital.
othsrs need apply, do well il we'll acquainted with
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~ ,TyArsgoTTs 0ENEkAL E y n % a =

x1e- fACkETB ON HAYkE-seeoud L,De-T6
will sail on the lat Of April.
'.'n'''A' 'iSYYf RHScRrS. .r...l.. ..sas,,
Sn swsn~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23

By the Patrick Henry we have received New York
advices to the 9th ult inclusive The advices contain
the following outline of the correspondence which has
passed since the LIST Of December last between Mr. Pa
kenham and Mr. Buchanan, the American Secretary Of
State, and Mr. McLane, on the Oregon question: from
which i will be perceived that the twice repeated offer
Of the British Minister decide the whole question by
arbitration has been rejected and that the extreme pre-
tensions advanced by Mr. Polk in his inaugural message
now again enunciatsd. The full correspondence
has not yet reached us It il, however, looked Tor
hourly.
[Frsm the London Post. March
By the pacxet ship Patrick Henry which left New
York the 9th u, have received papers from that
city to the above date. The most important matter
tanned in the papers the message of the President,
carn h. VIII kan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23

TO LET. IN HOBOKEN.

- TWO New three story and basement brick Houses
which VIII BE- ready 70. csesp:aey on Or bsioI
psss with ali the iate They each contain
besides the kchen flushed with marble manes
wide yards iron rangs Tho stuaroa delight
fax commanding 6as view Of the river bay and city, ard
boats leave every minutes for Barclay st. cross in to
MINUTES; and every half hour Canal Christopher
Apply at the Ferry At Ho5oken. mis- 2w<rc
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G VAN ED-A snip 10 load Tor southern port
w Apply 10 e. X. COLLINS CO,
1s Izlr S. south st.
80 FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE or 26th Of Msrch
ard ist Of Aprl-Ths .sp.sndd. East sailins packet
seMp kosClUs Capt. Eldrdge, will sail positively
the 2h Of March; and the packet EUROPE CAPTAIN
Furber, will sail on the LIST Of April.
For in cabin and having unsurpsssed ac-
commodatlons. apply te JOHN HERbMAN Co
pACKET SHIP HoTTINGUER, for Liverpool, is detsin-
ed until Tuesday NEXT 9Th instant at u o'clock. Pas
will please be board that day side
ling slip, when she will be owed steamer Letter
will close The Courier Office, and the Merchsns Ell
change reading room. ct halt psst IL mai
CHlf AsHBURTON. from LiyeIpcOl-LonsiEnees viii
- please take that she dischaRipR, general
order, foot Of Roosevelt st. All goods not permitted
misr wOUDHULL 4 MINTURN. 81 South st.
DACKET SHIP LlVERPOOL frsm Liverpool IL dis
charging general at foot Of Dover street All
goods no nited must be sent to public store nal nc
FIFTEEN FARMS.
DLACES Of from two thirty acres each, plsndid Views
the Sound, Village and Landing for Sale AZ New no
chas. Sh March, iSSs % o'clock r. M stQublie Auction
Terms hbyL s9s tltls clear HppY A. hsw sss
Maps = Nilsls n,sn, Nv fssksils' issv'rs
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Died..

On Saturday. the Goth instant after lingering illness,
PETER THOMPSON, SO years Of age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Tuesday afternoon at o'clock,
from his late residence, 4s6 Broome street.
On Sunday the 2lst instant MIR. Z. G. ELLIS in the
36th year Of his age
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this Aionday) afternoon at 81
O'Clock, from No Morris street
On Friday, the 10Th instant, Ann ELIzA MARIN aged
II months and days, daughter Of Philip and Mary
Marin
At Brooklyn, yesterday, WILLIAM G. Coles, in the
96th year Of his age.
His relatives and friends invited to attend his fu-
neral from his late residence, No. Colorado Row, Co.
lumhia street. Brooklyn Heights, Tuesday, the 23d
instant, at o'clock, P NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-22
HOWES 4 CO.'S NEW YORK. MAMINUI 4,
CIRCUS.


THE LARGEST ESTABL lSHMENT ever organized ia
the United States, comprising l3O Men and Horses, re
luiring IS Carriages convey the Performers wardrobe
sIcans &C. The company has attached 70 it Eight Female
Quesans among whom the Greatest Female Rider OF the
Age, recently srrived from Paris
MADAME MARlEMACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Feas peculiarly her
being chase and classc her graceful and address
end the charming naiuee with which she chains her audi
eence render this gifted and artsfe the lead
feature of the this country The Proprietors
fer the public the baat description given the
of the extraordinary and daring fcas perform
ed by this egushed arfife Among the novelties which
the Propretors offer the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GlANTESS
Their height IL feet, and their weight 700 lbs MIR
giantess ia world They will appear in Jack and the
strength aid agility, and will ride in two horse The
nterIamens will comprise II Acts Of Horse manship Gym
nasc Exercises Classic Displays and HUMOROUS siteieces
Equestrian Director Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master Mr.
NIXON, and the unapproachsble Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal R
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose eats
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed Juve
nile Act Of Horsemanshp by Master Nixon. Olympic Exer
Tumbier Mr.. MACARTE. Wonder ul Feats BY Mr. Coles
Dogs Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS. IN
their erfsI Gymnac Pastures and Groupings Mr. sweet
Charor.er Of PhGbus Posurng and Gymnastics by
MIR Nixon ard his MIR Howes IN his Theological and
tras! Ac;, Of Fsnciss Of proteusn Mr.; e Howe. il
table Dan Emmt their head The Original Banjo Neio
dist With variety Of Others. The whole comprising the
leading talented and classic performers the world
m,a N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-22
THE PHEASANT

DAVID HAGAN respectfully informs his friends and the
public in general thar he has opened the house No ~
Howard street, place Of public entertainment He has
spared no expense in fitting the suitable
for the comfortable Of those who may favor
him with call and has Lid in stock ofihe choc and
best selected Vines Ale, sc. the market would afford.
He Is also prepared TO Steaks Chops. Cutets
ksrebts xc and can provide parties with private rooms
for suppers other meals
DAVID HAGAN.
je2i Iwsrc AZ Howard street.
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
AInNU on fNn VA


THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will be
open the next summer usual for the reception Of vi
Its fame the relief and Of pulmonary Diseases
extending over period Of fifty years 80 sustained BY facts
and arity Of its medicinal virtues, however the
reader is referred to work The Mineral Springs Of
western Virginia, by VIM Burke, to be had a Wiley X
Putnams The object Of this is to that
comfortable manner and that they will be treated with
form and kindness while the charges will be found
moderate the moderate OF the springs There
will be respectable physician IN attendance The roads
good order and the beautiful Turnpike Road the Blue
sulphur will have stages upon plying between the
Springs, which will afford opportunity Of visiting,
week, al! the Springs Of w stern Virginia.
mye .msrc THE PROPRIFTORS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-22
THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT or MILITARY

MANUFACTURED by orr Mr.. Johnson ,,e inventor
W late Johnson, Vroom Fowler, wholesale and retail
Fancy Soaps Essences and article pertauiy 70 an
extensive manufscory for the trade and families at less
prices than any other house in this country supply
Also the depot Of the original and only genuine Magical
Pain Extractor for burns, and Hays Lniment for Piles
Kalydor, for the complexion;
Acoustic Oil for Deafness;
SsrsaparilIa Extract, Scots per bottle.
Oregon Hair Oil;
On the favorable merchants all pats OF the
country.
Steam Soap Works and Laboratory OF Perfumes, Patent
Medicines. Sc &c. Il Courtiandt street, New York.
4 In re-
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ALOEs PETELET, CONFECTIONEl
GAS CHANDELIERS. &c.

GAS CHANDELIERS, sc.
WORAM & HAUGHWOUT, SCI and 1863 Broadway,
W specially the Of those wishing pur
chase Gas Fixtures their extensive Of Chan
daliers Pendants Brackets Mantle Lights and all other fix
lures for either private dwellings public build
inEs,
Also-A variety Of the patterns Grandoes,
Sol?r Lamps &c. embracing all the latest improvements in
design, style and hnish.
In regard the quality Of the work they deem quite u
hcient that it is all made by Messs Cornelius Co..
bshed by the most undoubt, d testimony.
highly respectable and learned gentleman in Washing
ton decrib the late National Fair. pays this handsome
compliment
Decidedly the richest display in The air is made by Cor
nelius Co who exhibit number of articles equal
thing imported and which be by them
selves"
The celebrated Professor Cresson who. the request Of
the Trustees of the Philadelphia Gas Works, Eu
rope examined the principal manufactures Of England
scotland and other places; and in his - That
although he visited those places Tor the Of
seeking specimens OF superior for the interior Of
pha in the combustion Of chase and beautiful FORMS with
perfection OF finish
Their arrangements with c. Co. such that they
regularly supplied with their approved and desirable
tces And they all be carefully and
entire satisfaction. je20 3tissrc
BLaCK LaCE MaNTILLaS YISITES, IND
SC.aRFS and FANCY PARIS STRAW HATS.
lust opened, last packet from Havre very choice
lot of the above desirable aud elegant goods the styles
and shapes in Paris and will be sold
sonabe The assortment is present complete and
the most desirable in the city. A. UNSWORTH,
je20 1wArc 10 John ST.
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PATENT SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL
AND DIAPER PINS.

M OODWARD & BROI HERS, Brooklyn, New York,
w the only legally authorised manufacturers Of t~
above named Article the United States which authority
they in virtue Of pstet grased to Thomas Wood
ward, May It'll isa2 The favor awarded by the public
this article, has induced unprncipled
fringe upon the rights Of the patsntee By manufacturing
infrror article imitation Of the aud
deavoring induce deslesrs commit fraud the public
by purchasing and vending the II is understood that
the this spurious article has the eontery
that he has secured himself against the
Of action law by his title property he
nominay possessed other This how
BY purchasers and vendors Of the
rous article from such no have not taken the
same honorable precautions The Paten'ee and Asnu
actureTs deem notify the trade pablo
rally that in discharge of their dutv themselves and
the honorable dealers IL the Pa Shielded Pin they must
by manufac yende To this end sey hereby offer
reward II FIFTY 20 any rers WHO shall give
such af mson sh lead the ton u th- offend
parties who have sIso rendered themselves liable
penalties imposed BY OF Congress, approved 10Th
August 1872 which be sued Court OF Records
Of the United States One hill the fines tone hund ed
dollars for every offence awarded any person us
and obtains judgment for the same.
Brooklyn, June o 1886 je8 iwsrc
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THE RAVEL FAMILY.

-,,u, -, = ~ =. IN IT. n-fIi1I' . -
NlBLOS dARDEN-Monday Evening, June 20 1896
~ The performance will commence with favorite
After which the popular Comic Pantomime called
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gabriel Ravel; Mons Uu.
bos Franz os R'yel Charles Antoine Rave!
s,rr III III. nsr b,r. Pa,b.r LeSi s en-
feu Nine Ravel Janta, Nine Leon Javelli
Comic Pas de Deux BY Gabriel Rivel and Nine L con
Jayel 10 conclude with Military advertisement
Hall al hours inermssion for the Concerts A-a-Musard
in the Refr~shment Saloon.
The sntersnmen,s 70 copelgde with ,hs lsSehshe mag
Enchanted Tmmpe,-wth Transformations and Fireworks
Characters by the Ravel Family.
Doors O'Clock, o'clock precisely
Tckefs Fifty Cenfs
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
HrSoTos, June 20, lS46.

WASHINGTON, June 20, lS46.
The Tariff BM-Meriean Mediation, &C., &c.
The Senate was not in session, to-day, having
adjourned over 20 Monday from last evening.
The House were occupied ostensibly upon thu
tarlh bh but, from the speech of Mr.. Sawyer, it
would appear that the final ratification of the Ore
gon treaty was before the committee.
The Finance Committee of the Senate, as now
constituted, Is composed Of Messrs. Lewis, Ben.
ton, Speight. Evans, and Johnson, of Maryland,
three democrats and two wings. Now ii is feared
by the free traders that COL Benton is not sufTi-
ciently free trader, TO make South Carolina re-
port of the bill ofmodifcaions when il shall come
from the House and the Vice President, in APP
pointing Maryland wing. To OIL the place on the
committee lately occupied by Mr.. Jenness OF
New Hampshire, is suspected OF having made
the selection with direct reference 10 the cold iron
of Pennsylvania. The report of IA standing COM
mitee almost invariably dictates to the Senate lis
course upon any measure operly passing under
the cogn zance OF such committee and as the
casting vote in the Finance Committee Of the
Senate upon their report, (when made) will. in
the man, be the bill of notifications, II will at
once be seen that the modification of the tariff is,
to a great degree, thrown into the hands OF COL
Benton.
And if we consider the probability of an indie
pendent ticket for the campaign OF forty-eight OF
the following complexion, 10 vii -
For President-John c. Calhoun, of South
carolina:
For Vice Presideni-Thomas ii. Benton, or
Mssour
We may presume upon the corolary OF pref
ty liberal reduction of the law OF AZ al the present
session.
Mr.. Buchanan has had no intmafion from Mr..
Pakenham, yet, upon the subject of the Mcxi-
can med alton and should il be proposed Ivy tho
British minister, we feel authorized to say that
the Secretary of State, far as he is concerned,
Will promptly reject it. The views of the Presi-
dent are certainly not in favor of any such inter-
vention, nor will it be admitted by his indepen-
dent appreciation. What the Senate may do is
another ranch of the argument
Mr.. Walker attended cabinet meeting, to day.
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Married.,

Married,
On the 18th inst by the Rev B. Evans Mr.. WILLIAM
f. RosE Of Cleveland Ohio recently Of this city, to
Miss CArHARINE j.. youngest daughter of Jno Morri-
son. Esq, Of this city.
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BUNTING.
. BALES assorted colors; Blue Linen Checks3 cases
= suitable for coatsu received aud for sale by
je5 iw-rc hOOSE Victor, 30 Pearl st.