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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-24
NEW s. CHEAP
& A S.H TO r E.
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK or GOODS.
HUBBARD 4 BLIN
Corner Of U0in and Pearl SIS. and one
door South fhe Durhee House,
S OUT PORT, WIS.
THE Subscribers ore now opening a large

We oubscnOers are now opening largt
L. stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and
SHOES, HATS and CAPS, BON
NETS, &c.
all of This fall's purchase. Having spent con.
siderable time in selecting our stock aud purcha
sing principally for cash IN the Boston aud New
ork markets, we are enabled to, and WILL q fer
them AT as low prices as they can be found at
amy point in the west-Mjlwaukee and Chicago
not excepted. Our terms viii be CASH, and
our motto, Quick sales and small profits
In our stock may be found splendid assert
f,,f
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ENSIRAY.-Came into The enclosure OF the
1Csnbscr'ber, about the middle of October last ,
BklNDLE OK, with broad horns, supposed
70 be about So n seven years cid, a white spot
on his right flank no other marks. The owner
IS requested to come forward, prove property
pay cha! gcs, and take him away.
SIMON LOVETT.
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CLOAkINGS.
French Merino.. I hibet Cloths Gala Plat
Plaid Cioakinqs, &c.
GLOVES ANn HOSIERY

White silk, Merino, l.isle Thread and Colt
CLOVIS, Gents. Blk aud Cord Kid, Berlin, Me
gino and Buck Gloves, Colt. Hosiery, all quail
ties, and at prices too low to mention, Wor-
ned IIOsiprv
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-24
WOOE1EN GOODS.

consisting OF Broadcloths, all colours and prices,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths, plain ant fancy Cassl-
mcres some very cheap Satirers from IS to 6s,
Sleeps Grey Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Mack
nav CoattnGs, NAstinGs, Salisbury Flanrels
Red aud White Twiled Flannels, IIan do. ali
CnLonIs and umalLlLns plnin md laid inNsers
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GAME into the gsubscrbers enclosure, one
CiEARLlNG IEIFFER, one small black
STEER, one red and white yearIing BULL,
Nov. !, 1913.
ALSO-On the I2Ih inst. one red and white
yearIing lIElFFER.
b MCLAUGHLIN.
Southport, Nov. ~, ls4S.
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UNHAPPY WIVES.

Unhappy wives, who feel that their physical con.
ItIon aud health totally unfit them to become The
mothers OF numerous offspring, and who rcasona-
bly, fear that each period of confinement will ter
inmate their existence, Will hail the discovery of
,hiS certain means of relief with unbounded ioy.
Let all such unfortunate and unhappy wives lose
no time IN obtaining this important work Ii will
De 10 them precious boon through life, and pre-
vent many an early and premature death.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-24
THE INSTINCT OF NAT.uE,

Love- and the desire for the union between II 9
,eNcs' VIII be INDUCED, talk of prudence as we NAV
"Hho"t marriage. we have, in all countries n de-
basement OF one sex, and the criminal indulgence
VI 'ie other with marriage, and the unrestrained
Indulgence OF the natural instinct very often sniff.
er.ng and misery of the most fearful chtrocthr
no. then, shall deny to man, "a fres agent,) the
right to marry and TO regulate the Instinct of aturel
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-24

Young Married People, whose fortunes are No
yet established, will find In this work matter TO 1,
tcrest them deeply, and information of the hiphe,
value, which they should not, on any account. h
ignorant of. Hundreds of married people. now ad
Vanced III life, have assured the author thai If 1he
nad possessed such treasure in early life il woul
1aNe saved ;i'eiu more than half the suffering an
icprlvetlon they have since endured.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-24

ENSTRAY.-Taken up by the subscriber,
ILabout The 10Th inst. STEER about wear
oIf-color red and white, with a piece off the
let car. The owner will please come for ward
prove properly, pay charges, and take him away.
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Plea SAINT Prairie, Nov. %, IS48.
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SEE rs.
Broche Tartan Plaid, Long and square, Bas-
,et, Thibet, Nj de Lame, and Net Shawls

ket, ThIbet, Nj de Lame, and Net Shawls.
Also
Brown and Blesched Shirtings and sheetings,
Brown AMI Blcached Drills Blue Drills, DENNIS,
Striped slrlrtings, Rcd Ticks, Buraps. IA qs and
Bagging Crash, Russia Diapers, Table Linen,
Cott. TIA bic Diaper, Bleached and Brown Linen,
Table Cloths Table Spreads, Birds Eye Diapers
Black and White Weddings, Batting, Cotton
YARNS, Carpet Warp, Irvine, Candle Wick, Can
vass, Padding, SiIcsias. Six and Worsted Serg-
es, Paper Cambrics, Cold Cambric 3. Rib'd
Shirts and Drawers. Cor led Skirts, Marseille,
Quilts, Whitney Blankets, Moreens all colours
silk Warp, ltal, Cloth, White Goods, Lace>,
Edgngs. lnseuunos. l.. c. Hdkls, Cravars and
Points, and thousand other articles.
GROCERIES.
a ultassortment Dry Groceries, which Will
he sold exceedingly low.
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Bon.
nets amt artificial Howers.
TO THE FARMERS,
And all who visit this market to buy Goods, we
would say it will be for your interest TO examine
our stock before purchasing Remember the
Cheap Cash Store.
II. w. HUBBARD. E. w. BI.IN
Southport, Oct. 20. ;s4s. IL
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FEE SgHsSSRgssER

Pleasant Prairie. Nov. u, I949-itp.
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HONESTY or THE WORK.

There is no deception or hunbuggery of any kind
about this work 1t is precisely what its title indi-
Gates, scientific publication, containing informa-
ton OF great value to married people, or those con-
t"mplatmg marriage, expressed in plain language,
which all can understand, with no unnecessary
words put III merely to swell the number of its pages
The whole story is told and the means Of accom-
PShng the objects of the work fully and faithfully
given, so that the reader may avail himself of it at
once, without purchasing any medicine, instrument
or other article from the author The means of
protection which ii recommends may also be relied
upon, without fear of disappointment or INJURY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-24
MORE new GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
GU lid s. BUTTS

A RE NOW RECEIVING and opening at their
a Cash and Ready Pay Store, lst door north
81 the entrance to the Dd.kee House, a general
assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hard
aoare, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, &c. &c.
Which they offer for sale at from 30 to so PER
CENT CHEAPER than the ''long wiuded" Gre
dl tstores. 1t is strange that farmers will suffer
their farms to be sold by those high priced credit
stores, when for enc half the amount they have
TO pay IN the end we will furnish them the same
amount OF goods Farmers, will you call and *.
anime for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
We will sell YOU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-26

Arrived Dirty Hector fof R0nnl Pendlef1n Cisrf-e-
Cos Cubs. FEB flgfr be. 70 Chs e'sn ponvcn Let
Milton. oi North Yarmouth York hr Baltimore in ? ds (;
Beufico Paine from Ouracos Cor NcoN ork Oscar
--, 90 ard t.r f".iaa1 ~ tr cambreu Of a. ~
Baltimore l' oaynt Nepfune Of Boston. digs S~'in OF
Esstporf storrer Philadelphia, dsys Ocean Queen of
De'ssare, vtF orees hsrA ,e6 o End f1r Portland
20 d. 'ser Alessn'. ioin q Jss' de- Cnes. o. anl ic
sele5 ranted nett red raones no white rails ~
sspefisrced hra " nortters ln che GuIfof Medco.
Biz Gardner n Wright, lof Phlads plia Nh.,.fer,
Cardenss Cube. sae D-l .aae Br-.kwsr. Is hours -9
hAds mess.ss. 60 q W Pres,o.t ~ Phi ade.ph'a
Sra Neu1ic Inorni'ke. cafders., Cuba l,iasfes
bus iadpsrsl. t4f Nevlisssnl Fite Of st 'roix, BE'
Jan $40. via Newport ~. ds, in baast to master Len
,y.>.st-.- No.. ~, p',t. ), r.. r.r. da, i-'s i-.-
% as 90 ~ lon @ 10 vs. lcfed up i've roun1 bales of co-
ton. "a Dad marked on ore they appeared 20 have
been i1 Che water boz short time.
es Fos'e Lsa1a sisr' Aaanzs'' iy days mo'a''e' TO
Err Wsr.s.l Lavender RIO Grsn5e Jlu hides, horns,
jar Giro. Of an for Gale more. 90 dso1t
schr Grand leland o Newbnrs poIN Harding MfraEuez.
Pr p d. iDo hhos sugar hha nolass-s a' oranse 20
Oencaes krurer. sailed in co sohr Hope Mitch
e New 3rs Lei. o,it' Jimss Hn.l be,on, Of rec
port i'r New orf next Day Chester, Of erren, ~
ldr Cameiia cole, Of Bangor Do PsDchsa. Rssi-y, 81
NewtuJ port, INC; brig Gnssy, Hav lev, u Bndsrpor
ior Sevglsr< 'dg Mitchell kaski a. Wss air stln
NC wig Osesea, KEN a. cf Bangor for Washing'lu
ono 1anovs. Ioou, OF ~. dss Wisah. e1on Mathew
~ EeW-iorF Wfa Anufos.ol. Derry. f1r GEORGETOWN
irg. Lucrsa Co.k ~ Providence. far Phsdelphis do
schfs 90 iur.sr Hail. ~ New ssstls Tor NNors deg
Nsfiys. Gocd~in. for Newhurvrort We b. huk tnsn-
1 ior Cork srcn. Br schr Rambler Wood. flr Ia fax
90 Brem bark hudson Cisusen hence Tor RTemen, do
big Famine Of0. 90 DO 18Th l5' Jar % ~ Jon - x
spoke brig Osceo.a. Loriug, 81 Pymcrfh days from
Msyarurz Pf, f1r Nsag-YoTE
Shrsbyio,k Koons Richmond. and d. from the Cspes
| frgr. grain. 20 ODD .r' 4id g. Ennis
schr Ptrrix Dckius ungton. In ballast TO master.
sc1r Patrick Henry Chester Richmond, ds mcss. 20
/ 4 On e pssron
/ Stop Exec, Bennett. Fall River, mdss, % order
Deo1-Bafk PER-. Co'ter Savannah, cotton. TO order
Br BARK Brothers. Sullivan NewTy Jsny II, mdse End
: pasleneers 20 order.
Sig Oxfo,d. Wells. from St Domingo, mahogany &c e,
l Aynlar H Co.
| Ai,o,i bark sni brigs unknown. Wild NE
! MemOranGa-The brig vi hnokst recently ashore on
sC.fhsrrfIn fesch Ii and before reporied towed
/ up 20 the City Yesterday by tie steamer d Pel
The steamship hernia FOR vsTpoo and ships ietori'
I weather ncruitiing
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tInnAnItTn NnllpLIllI.NTAti
DRY GOODS.
EaILLINrRY AND FANCY

AT lfi FtAs.-eIaEEr.
THE SUBSCRIBERS ere now receiving their Sprnf
4 s,oes II Millinery aud silk Goods, which embraces
much me largest 80 well me best selected assortment
ever offered TO THE ma bet Their stock o bnnet ltn-
h1ns IL more hau three time. as --e ~ tdf ri hly ol
Establishment in the cifY, lifs portion 90 whlch re
imtorted exclusive for their orders snd drsgls ACC
are be ev-d % show elegance in styles rchn-ls sud
fase in The cou5ilaln Of coi0rs and 10 geat-r Ft
than have been offered ard "hat e more can tlo
will be sod. afua chespsr for cash than cin els ef
l- f,pnd In.ira m hss always been % keep not on s.
lie largest frnrlf b1t h- -fv e- Cd VII 4iwafs oe
SELL because ce -rs pretty anf cheap rnfc9e
ers Bonnet ss G. il iu keeping with % rest ~ hr
stock hich r8 Corn l'ets tfff scarcely en- arr. h
heir line can be c. led Tor tnst th-S have rot sd Trey
pledge them elves f0 deal faGy, ald main. teir pre-
cent reputation ol s-4s so0al cheaper hen any oa-f
estsb 'fshuent in the city. L. II. cIEfrNS l. -
T. ~ sr.vr~a JAS 3 s,rrp VI. lre1ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-26

"Here % 90 7ou Harry Clay
THE ANNUAL BALI. of ths Pioneer heory Cay
Club OF the D. sath Wtrd o houoF ~ me- Ratification
OF The Treaty Of Gheet viii tste place on Tuesday T.
ing 4qth Instant trrangemens nave been made % make
OBJ 8 o. ~ largest I'D best bti OF the srallu.
]. csefs can BE- obtained che i0iosing p secs
Hosgari House ~ WHdf . Broadway The
Battt 10l C4uast. Jlhnsous Ji5 sprlnes and 70 ihs
OHfcf. SITS
EKODW0IITH COMPLiiikNTANY -Ihe srsrd
y roir-e In compliment fo Mr ALLEN DODNOt tn,
ail be- held q the Apollo Rooms IN ihnridsy efe1inf'
N.r~ 1913 Tickets 10 De bad of either 90 the Com
fffee ol of Nr. Dofw0rh 60 hs residence ii bfo3mest
James L. Waugh, FIank.in 0u5ci, Nfil. noe
Sol pavuaIa. % d. OseH CIar % Brewer.
A. ~ Tr.e.t p b Tsst-rhrccts, VIM Uud.fhflI,
f.r,.. Il. ,.lrs ~ r. A b-usei Henry jenkins,
I - AI4rtrh Toln INilifau,ou. John ". .lfIh,
W H-rr-eI John nils Thso n. Nultee
IA r j hessli, CaeH Grumnun, Aibsfl Leo laIi'
John O.. Gulck. J0ll G. f.lsusu, Henry r- Nallii
D IcEulng, Jr Henry ksn1el II Fowler
Edwin Nrnden, Geo p vi rev Ctf fiss Fis'e' IT,
Iaores Crfliev Brni-uir p Dfiy. John 7 Beers
Henry d. Priest, Robt ". Andrews a.,
Vrrrnr " Avnrrtvr Secretary. N eofislnf'
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nTnn

10 Brook d, on Friday mornr 18th inst ALhAANDEN
SPENCER. infant son Of Onver II. Lee.
The friends Of tho family are inNith 20 e'teun t.u
s,nsr.i Al O'clock Sunday afternoon from % fsclht
Al plymouth, Conn. FEB. 3, mr DAVID hiehNhO'
sssd So years ana months ,.rr.r II ,prr IN
on iiey morning the <2ih lns' '1'i'I+S =
the S7th year OF his age. &C.,, H., 49,. ,..,..,f, ID,
The relatives and lends OF me ianiy arc @ ~, =
Tb,rd.s on SUNDAY morning a. O'Clock wllnoal c
invitaion Ills remains viii be taken 10 "eseno''' "
90 Friday everins Feb. - % eonse"p''o'' '-''
PHr8s wife OF John Gustin, aged - yeef'. , Ia
m. friends of the family are invited 70 e,senu -
-. - bsr lac re,dencs l2o sulIlVanst On S'Aoay
"a a. , o'clock ? N. Her remains Vii o1 49, , ~
-, 80, D. for iofermert 90 MONDAY moiitbt
o. she .Sto tn.t RICHARD CORNELltSf son CT '''N
p Newcouib sged months ard ~ days, ,-. s,,.i,es
The friends aud scQus.ntsnces a. me ia.lS go, ,e9
q, sttend lie funeral this afternoon, at oocooN '' wv
Monroest
W Troy papers please copy
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MYsrrRIEs avn nlIsER,Es


DY NED BUNrLlNE.-"T Tie sufhcr bs' chosen wide
ID f-d of hs ore atoms and ftrue 90 bic ability snd
eel i-c, cannot fa fo make thrilling WORK be story
hardly oprra he r.t her. CHI i chirfg des;rip-
tive TIE m Five Points aud Brewery sre eN'
csedi-g graphic ard remind OF the famous 'sh
scenes Pelham We much mistaken % Ibis work does
nor mske s-rsaton. Ia reference Oh the .aement re-
sectne he Vice sna Mssr oi Nsw York there g GER
OF the author" 8rrfcn Yankee Blade
Frat ard .econd N's lr't pub ished. p cta. sa.h
Little hrrng, go. Chambers L3fry i9r Young
pf0rieI s.. rig
FROZEN s. ctch Book, or Troy aud DE Unity, 81
Nl1fsnl'7 fxpolure of Odd Eel owshIp, = -.s
Glddof's Lectures On Ancient EgVtt Nc.s ~ CTS
Bel a. Praiu- Eden. IS Lipprl. - ctf
Hsr..n-i hT Ir1ner. With a rlr.raitf 70 cfs.
Naisrf-s \ox. f.G bY Henry Cc-ston- 70
Secret N.wl. o. ci fle Empress ic-crhine; fos ST.
Guy Fawlea. By ~. H. Airsvott ID cts.
Psleg F5u.h ope. hy Ms. Core; E cts.
MAGAZINES FOR MARCH
Cooley LsdJ 8ook, - .cut' No, = year.
Gralafu's Magazine.
Union Nsaag nr. Mrs kirtlarrl "
Isii-f Aaff.ni'. b. ca 9 NJ = syear.
TIE ...r.fln NlatrIre, d CTS. No. s., year.
All Gle Commercial fs1sf.ls8
Wee1v Papers Ness OH. Boston arf Phi stelphia
f0rsar by 1857 lts BEfFORD A. co. As.or House
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roRrIGN IMPORTATIONS

LIVERPOOl.-Ss SAY Isdia-s CTS $ schs .lirs-i " l
4 Cos h.l. Meyer sons c,s cS 49, 49,, 70
Coft cts Bfactett s. CO. DO SIS rkgs Jackson 90
a oks smith Cos Th0rp Cow cts IsyoI "et
rili-iosJ 8 " Douuely-f Oakley Co o,s
p,,,.rssfd Bros bx cks bum ca 81.
i A N.wbaid-f W Seymour 7 Cook q g. ~
Tfseston Bsue'l-l c. Damn fhcrn,on-l r h
- q (,rNx9on A Cos cfs " Hsmmetsiev- ll.o bN'
~. Nc 4 Co-g cs stone, Swan Cos bs ~, ~
80 = prepa-6 cs Oihon Co-!-cis - css > W s.
Hsrrison-l425 rails S. bdis ''l p1'e' 20 49,
~. e. d hxs IN 20 order , ..,fs. ta.a rrs
RIO GRANDE-Bug Mrrshei-sooo hides l'''V H0'''
h r,''ssSSsv4rTSos Coba-Bde HscfeT-z55 h,is sngs,
css.,.Iap Ponver.--l00 bxs susH 90 bales to'a'9O'
Lasaia a. NephoWs 900 80 4.. - 4 hh1 q
l.a..l f.a. A
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DOARDING N BROADWAY -Gsutea an fnd
- Gentlemen aur s1es th. Ils-1 can De- a.cnrlf'-
sie1 gv rerteei yf1rr.h.l our all b0ar- in 1850
g3 Broadway Is t undoubtedly ore o. the De-. Ioel-
t9rs ln fhs city ts.rf r.uI-n to 'te1n1oa. Toll
ro.d ler1Is ard n la lty OF che lnf cpsi Les .n4
dove t0Vn business ifs'ns fiai.l to leiyf ifer DO
tel for quiet aud resp all- Lorre w t'l iAer e
eef n cal rF the a.ra urfr ir b'oid"af oeIofr
loeafirr elsswhers B.-Staug. ..ting le ciij s.l
fud good ro0rs pit board, s1f -ntssl wishing r q
of cen be- atsl she fg 80 liberal bptl~-y
tsrrr -ll -l-
40 IEV.-BDFUD-A frr rate irort basement 90
81 ,.i.k rear Cffmice+f Also rooms iort young
men and one re1en.. 'siy wi'h breakfast and Zen
rrm 81 Nay. Apply O. TOWNSEND only oi Jona''t
4f lw
DGARNfNG.-A r.rt'.mrn DTS wi ani cns rhit
= .i-h o. oh',fn rrrt toad IN small i,miY iei.
tts-- are o., 3herh s-fers psr.r and bedroom Tcn'
hs r.rliftd. Address ' LthI.se, IrDu.e once rs
Al. c,mann. .,tiols cannderrlL 30. ~
sDOAHNEFG.-Goodb board. with pleasant roouii- ct
- ~ HrosawHy. AIso beard wi'h1u- io9-i', a' above
4ff u
sBuAhDfsis a gentleman end wife can o,t .in p
- i...art 'FRONT.' rc1n o1 ODE h.' f'o r email hei
room 90 a-l.a furnished or ifn'snro a '' 81
ss1 room for single asrtesu apply az 115 p. ol.
corner az CROSBY hrt bocNiiom bfoalway -. l~l'
A EEsPF CTA BILE private fs'li relidn9 IN -o1,a
- Brootiyu few fiauies " ak from me 10y N'liD
ltr- tre .rn - boo 9th hreasfnF and l7i
lud dinner sultfrs Tho location ID ce-i sue o.'
address " A bert" Tribune Once. 81 WIS
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Law SCHOOL

OF HARVARD UNIvERsll Y.-Tas second term Of
Otbe Lew school u darvau ivef'ty Tor zoe 'e'sI
Acad.rcsl year aili opel on Friday, February ~ iet9
TIE active a10s of inc rucfon vi ne shared rfasg ~
sim M Crsen EFF IL Dsne Prof-ssor Of Law, and joel
Parker lii D. Royal Pr1'etslr o. Law a Jonfs7 oi
Lectures on l8ternst.oDs ano 81 Law VIII als' % oo'
meecsd IS Henry Wleafon, IL D ,-..
The deslgl 40 this lrstit-ron ~ % siofd cowP.se
-~e of l.i .ruc-0n f1r Eerflsnen infeLllns . pro
t-- u a1, 81 ts ul-d states ard sy -tsnatc 1oufs1
,udes iu ere 81 joni fr1de ace or merchants .ao
.,s Or peculiar fuf.s6Iudsaee q any paruouif sise r.
s.sr,r'' 5s.a,,s "a ~ $50, - adNras ice
sad the st1derfs privately assisted I'D tnee iu' y
tn Professors ss1cess 0u maJ require. ., 2
So lsrfcalar course cf rreFitIs sHlt - reg .it-e
.i.r BAG every sfrient ffr-q red to pf.dlcs r..
nauiss % bis sood neral sh-rtetef snf % eve 9
So fo che sgard, wish a1rsfy rr- --i ih n.-'
ctlsefts. r.afItloret i.r enc 81 ~ 50.
up. infrrai 10 hllc, be flay f-f 'sl' -- i .' p.
49, sr fhe lauceIre1t .f ea-l -fm- l n f-iut- y
lin d fss 60 ~ che term. a1d nan acc m 20 iDl .so
STUDENT i- ustr-4arec urnl tuch 'e'tron s re- l2'
45 A., ..rrtfg sreu. Tee flitlr e-sa-- 60 tef9'
~ -s.-r nj he uss ~ me Co lee sai L1E H.
af.r-s End Tex- Hooks ed free 'iion o AZ t,5
~. ..rr.- be- de rirsrsity. infructou gay behic
'- srv fsftr tl guss- fsuttt i1 fre nlse sity
sfrfonsl -sof ID qe.r tar each a1-less st1d-o Inc
1-,-ssary srprn-ss % stu-ent who 'fes ~ ~
i- Cssrit-s l.I nct stceed TIE '9i'o" "a - -l'o-'
slf1-Eca- srd care o. o. rl, b n'e ~ ~ u.-3's
w. -- f-.r $50 Tots p to 3i-o, ~.
-I1sir- OF c.at % l-d ehs- "a 'en1'i 71fet .-si
Il r--ard fr li- amount 20 roc' fn-l i'n-f - 4.
iiencJ uor me us'ses q ''e'el if-i' &
,dsats who have pursusd their studies N this school
fsr three r. ls -aA tii'. 80 -1.,-..
been llrn. ta ne Dor OBJ -t- - were &c.,
III ..f. fnr 10 least gsar j. aired, lnfe PnIi--
CD ffr cer-.rct'1 BOO f-,i..ia'-' ...- 49,.
t-s sf.-of.rsa s'i.l.f.fy sxll-aai1 - re degree
i..,.,..,-, 5r irn.-.au 70 the law school msy b.
H,i, ls-'s,s. M,.s F.6. To. 81 aawg-l.
SE-H PARTITION, res-ly re-. sno .alt.sl. iel
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sfsv Orisar1 llTTi Too Cuha fTf+. fhfs
Costs A. aucfior r htds New -Orssns cold AZ % ~
sd Porto Rico AZ Al r. ...h-ee 70 Cufs osss-s
have been fas-n - cenfs One cargo MustnVa1o ~
20 cents Oae csr1l -tfih-ria q -iQ-l cents 90 s-s
Nef OrIa.lf and n.s. itr- -1 ce .a r mabel if
BOG huovarf and auy considerable JOS could e. he -s
posed ri lf fhr a1. $50 rlfef
NODL-There has herr more inquiry fCr Drueff.c
WOOL since lfat noHcs end erth.- s--s
tklrr aF flr re--ri "a. raHrlt-fur.Is f.re-f
FOREIGN fhr f.rrsro light Sales n bales II ~ tife srd
q. d. alact smyrna rr rrItafe terms
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Board Of Assistant Aldermen,

TNTO|N-
Assistant Aid. GRAY in the Chair-Ihe CHAIR,
MN stated that the Board yenea Tor te
sc.i,irg ronmuuicsfi1 from HIS Honor TIE mayor IN
reis,iop 10 the death OF Hon. J0HS OtiNcf Ap.Ms ID,
Tba Wsyor's Message similar 70 thar presented 70 io
Bo.rd Of Aldermen was then read. ,...s
The preamble and resolutions which hio been
Nv tbs Road al dermen were received ana teso auu'
amer some eloquent and impressive rem arAs On .,-'
AID Allen relative 90 the lie srd services on lS N9'S
hi. da.eased were unanimously cQncuTed IN. a., .,,
Wbersupon the Chsir appoinfet Asslsllht -
Cpmupe Robertson Jackson and Muilens the OonN''o7
ON ne rart Of the Board OF Assistants. ,.s
The President was added 10 The committee "'j'N'u'"
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WA. h. JONES. AastiosssI.
-. mat r

WA. HI JONES. AaetoseeI.
BOOTS And sHOES.-By J. ID. iH0EhsoLL
OCO-Store ~ Ps2rl-st~-On Wednssdsy, February -
looeock A. ~ 80 sss,s boots shoes and ofofsns ssi
his Tor the Southern, Western sDd city trade.
Also rnen's and boys alp and thick boots
Al.o mems .n6 ~onen's rubber overshossL ln
ATCTiOv NOTiCE.-Will be solt At pablie sustea
n 90 Thursdsy the l7th Of FebruSs at 10 O'Clock NJ
the platform scales and ofcs sdlcnins brands Msrts
F4., River JOB l. BLACK, sapt. OF BuidiDes
Oscs Superintendent Bunsiag. lith FEB 1879 ~
DOLCE sALR.-~ sdnesdsy, iN March, at 10
DC ock tho Auction Room 50 Beekmsn and ee Az :
Police sale OF various goods from the head Police OF
zee Particulars In time THOMAS BELL,
i0f tMhls Auctiousse-
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NtLFANILs HALLl
40 BROADWAY, between Grand asa erooms
CHRrsTY'S MTNsTRELS.
,NvAKn's Ns~NorH FaSoss-s OF n
MISSISSIPPI EIVER.

THF LAEsEsr PAINTING - TIA WNRLrt
DNNTED on THREE NILES OF CANVAsi-Ex
hihtnsA view o. country -U nss IN -uFth, extend
inf from the mouth Of the s.ou River % tho City u
Orleans .nd reaching degrees OF altitude
sEIN8THE LARGEST PAINTING N THE WOSLDi
open every evening sunday, sEesptecl 81 the NEW
PANORAMA sUlLniNG IN Broadway at,onius Nihlos
csrr-n Admission 50 cents, chicreu hslf price. The
Psnor.n1s will commences mcvns 81 = O'Clock precisely
Afternoon e1hibitous on Wednesdays and Saturday, 81
So'eock oii risus
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANT

aiffaa eiLA % llLrf
BELOW COST.
DEING THE sTOt b 90 jo.hiug houss tscinins bust
ID ness and vii hs sod below cIst ~ io-s 9, sllt pur
eh,s4rs RANKIN 4 BIRCH,
8fiDtfSWtf - NiIIiam-st cor Cedsr.
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- AT PRIVATE SALE-Twoifth st between
Es. Broadway ma Jive city paoa.-k vausbe piece
e-A Cr ground having frontage OF ii feet inches on
the cor sds Of elth-st between Broadway ane Unit
vers lace commencing t feet nl he's west ot Broad
way Th. plot RI ground Can he vided ino lots, OF
them each ~ feet 10 float aud one OF FEET inches or II
can D. divided into lfs o. % fees DOB inches each
AboFye lots oppo itf IT, Shove being on me SCUM
f. of we l-st al ming the elegant brown stone build
nfs r1. u pr gress erection containing together -
fsrt u front on rwsfhsf by l3 feet inches IN depth
wi,h he exception OF piece line Of the western.
most ZOE These ltsare orrshie pieces 81 ground
rs cn be found ch size Of street 10 that section Of
th- civ. go
Tt.tfls u tsvond 7srufa end he viii be libe
raj App.y To- ANTHONY BLEtCkEk,
l-r fg Aucfionrer broad-st.'