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IN the petition Leav csbosvs,
hrs for from
are nohsd appear cause, any hey have, why
Ordered also, Rspuslie,
Phl.dsplis Irissa. MsS YORK. Jsuma r.oy.dsass
weeks The h Monday in January
"e" DE WITT O. LAWRENCE,
Acting Comm.soner q Patents.
Patent Once, with containing hs notice.
oepe - -Noel - -
AGsIEICEsT % -; received Per sssus Lowell
them, magnificent rosewood ef the Style o. Loa.
md .. ass purity Of ns
e s ely a.a s..s e s.S. .n; %
in.auS,sss seeompspsd hishss. 'ssa@enisi. i
% sS sss, gs~
plano. taken in part payment On hand large stuck
Of s.,. s ever, :. .0%s elegantly ". g.
New week, and sold ss low . can be
00us'' - '"' e'"' RrcH,D DAVIS,
Oct l0--eoda Pennsyivanis
CHOICE NEW the attention Of the i.sie.
especially 20 the annexed styles and descriptions IN very select
30 pieces rch new style figured mous-eins. eru. an, qual
IS piece. medium grade mos..e,in,.
% 40 40 dEeo..., IN new patterns
pieces hne printed French asnncis ladies' dresses
In shswis, we have received H5Hn#4 Il
70 rich cashmere long shswls ata.HHeH .
u wsiis embroidered Grape .h.rl. l.,,....y
Oct is-3uf -.
James q. Berret
WILL prosecution Congress
w various executive depertnenn Of he eovernHent
Once and dvsins s6se,, ON and iOsh
RooKs nssn. Isndes I.s No. eAn Apology for the sep
Life and 1sss of TENN. by Society
Scott other writer's, with explanatory and illustrative
Ancient fyssssori.n rnsmsns u.s..d =, rhons. Taylor
me arss cir book. o. Homer. mad tGfs WIN a. n,srp.sed
uin.s,on .s for ns and su|rVp. .osss Vol ~ tR
ssrnchan Txbsss sr Drsinias Land soi rsso. > 0
sSsSp on rs st R:ss,;: q ne o..s and Coz yo @
1870 ., m "a 80 1900 - - 80 =
jos, imported from London direct BY e 2llusi4te "a.
ssr % a'gis1 T .TG1U ~ rRASoK TAyLoR.
cPLEsDrD French mininery.-Mr.. AN A. cL.,r. h.y
rg Jasi r,iunsd from New York, win open husay
pss q Pad. snsrr ssass ssivsss scs
plain DO, Dc Africa, Feathers. bowers rbandy, cbidrsns
s new via every se. i Il her ns r SsI .sso"
~ orders guy attended TO- Aepsinns done with the usu
PAMm MrsIMERy. va NJ. P.iass'.,
q. pSSxEsy r.tsssy .ss r:ssy sssys, y,
UAILasd winter r..hions.4sMr n anna win sp.s her
!. fsL and winter millinery on Tussssy, oeioesfs
ehow<oeus On wsses, bsfwesr Sm md fch sreen
oct6-3
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. SO WaH street, New York.

. i f III
MONKS FRANKLIN, president. F
SrEkcGR b. BEkxDIcT, vice president
.o8s PIIsv fRKkMAs, sctuuTy.
THIS company conducted upon principle,
and upon principle leaving proportion Of the amount
OF the res 10 the alds NJ insurers, has greatly
extended It's business of ana conferred benefits al the
least possible cost and oo,lay % insurers, s ".
insurance granted to persons Visiting California
Is agency Washington compsehends the following officers;
VIM Jons M ~ medical examiner, near corner 81 and 20
Peter O. washington agent Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania ayes,ue
onnosits Union Buildings 8ft@ June 2--u
ERENCH and swiss nbroiderles We have . large
desirable goods, which sell cheaper
than ever offered In this city before, viz: fa@A ' &
1000 worked collars ~ cents 10 81 "a tN
p Fine ch-worked collars 81 80 TO - i# J YAK
Jenny Lind collars 80 cents 10 ~ so .E8s.
sns# DO n habits o. 10 o. ~ h..m .#.#s.
Fine lace sleeves 81 SO To ~ 50 44n. h#. Hs @@
muslin sleeves 50 cents to $2 80
A hne assortment Of lace deni wells, .,s .r0 H.
Linen handkercbiefs, plain aud inquired nets s44as
L1S-At the cid stand, Kings Lace Store ..,.r FL
NJ b. Gentlemen call and look cravas and
BY doing they save athe for we win sell
them very low. aa#4 SIt B #ihH Gale a&f aaaEat3.
+ Oct e-eoa 5eaa4a6ss e.5EtE@ h H.l tH
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chelsr. Treatment and Prsy.ntiy..

nR. AMATPs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APEKIENTThs remedy, composed entirely Of vegea
Bile ingredients, and totally free from mineral substance, com
cordial strengthening original
discovered and prescribed Dr. Aa celebrated physician
abdominal regonssuch darrh9a
dysentery bilious complaints dyspsia, and all other disorders
the liver, SC. Ny GsEgi 4sf s.fG a5s vi 8 fs4et yyauf
Knowing from experiences operates kindly
efectus submitted remedy % those
attacked by the prevailing fatal scourge and
venye to all who BE- fortunate a. 70 escape m h ndou'
TO be had wholesale and Music Saloon,
syvana ayenue l 18th Streets and the principal
Washington, Georgetowp rnd Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with many
certificates, of liberia
dealers Orders from any part Of the United States
promptly attended AL communications must be post paid
Aug a-sawU SAMUEL CARUSI co.
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SUPRElIE Of the United sta.es-Decenabcr
Term, s49No. io6John Hagan surviving partner OF the
appellanm William u. Pope and
Samuel Brees adunsaiors Of Leroy Pope Aor
the death William Pope Of appelees IN tbs cause moved
order under the 2sb rule OF court make the
parties On consideration whereof Is
here ordered by the that unless the proper representatives Of
shall voluntarily become parties
within The first days Of the ensuing term the appellant shall be
the reversed
il be copy this order shall be printed
newspaper which the laws OF
the United printed authority three
days before the beginning Of the term OF the
'sN"s WIN. THos. CARROLL,
Octs-iaw3w y .H rlsste 20 @. 8. G. u 3.
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From baltimore at a and m. daily and daily
FEB s-diy 7. d. PARSONS, Agent
nj. A. Tyson and sisters' BE minary, at
Fstreet, between loih and lah. ,.s E
HE duties e this institution will be resumed on Monda,ns le
Their pupils requested atendance muci
hey nave
apartment for the accommodation o. junior class
claimed their strict attention. .H8.. n, ..
gwen. ~. ''' - = N
HHnss, N ADyAsoK:
Tuition in the higher branches, including ornamental
and d,swns ps, quarter w
Use Of and apparatus.
Music Psnas, isn French and Spanish e.G
Aug as-sotls,hsept lIn,ell a r I
leave call Tie attention 4 ,s cssns Or the District 10 IL,
following very desirable good: in the above line
$500 and ia asmll,oa sousa i: :Ssssn .1 '''
1920 and64 pilow-case linens
a. San, 3D. i sas siiela table &c d.S s1an'
io4 ia Is j. and ia white and coored Mar,.Ies suis
White White. and eo o,ssa Do,leys 'id,s. IN. $500.
White and colored embossed furniture dimiy
70 dozen super brown table cloths
themselves sell lower dian any house ~ as e New y9
Bounty Land. aNa
sss i Sis a.. md ass i'S
their Representatives. -ees4f
The subscriber who served for many years army subsequent
to 1914 and Of the committee In applying Congress
land that appropriation has been made offers his services
procuring their and In locating and dsposini
Of them, u necessary. Ell
Charges moderate. Letters postpaid $500
wAsHrsoros orr, sept 20, 1850.
having of committee ap
Congress for appropriation of land the old soldier
above mentioned recommend Major Chss Noass q Washing
ton city, suitable agent TO be- employed in attending TO the
Claims lef ss3 \. \
G. 8. TODD.
JNO. 9. CAMP,
oct2-eodlotcp. GEO. BENDER.
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UAILssd winter Fsahions--Mn q. s,in, win sp.a he,
ssswcs.rs o. ssssss9 sss~.ss 81 "a iSS sses~
Oct6-a
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o two decrces OF chass county sisng court
the undersigned trustee, will SELL before the court hou oo
September nsr bs!wssa ne houu q and oecss ne n
and thai ~ which late Dr. Francis Neal. died
together constituting the farm which the sad Dr. Fnacn
Gocse Cresk, and Containing x hundred and my one esp
mora lees. This farm has comfortable dwelling 49,
staes md sl the necessary out hopscs Il wen wad hesE
fmbsrsd and convenient navigation The land u y men
cultivation, yields sbdsny products Of the
Mes sir miles from Pom Tcbscso and is convenens 20
mill. lq. 85t tEta -fS8sh Ntl4sses N -.
thereo and the balance ~ three equal annual
cured by bond security, approved by the unee ~
inefesffom Upou the payment Of tbs whole
The sptoscd ~ convey 70 ne Yfcu
Nese se above dsscs.d psnses subject % ne A.
4i7 being of The land wses
said Dr. Francis Nssie held In fee smpiehe basnce Of se
and unipcnmhered. 5flt ~. g 81 Il. ~. :
Aug Q9-law4w tn ~ sT0NEHTREET, Ir"As''
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pARB MILLTNERY.wIlb BE- opsp.d Al Mrs g. Parhsr's on
Saturday The sh instant 10 O'Clock, rich sssosmsn'
PXYxssp pslnsbsry ana rsnsy ssovs,
Oct t-st NJ 7s Penn. avense, Naaonal Motel.
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DOCKS London Burke's Peerage and Baroneage la
ID edition, I vol, 1850
Baronetage and knighagc OF Great Britain and
Ireland, Cor 1850 vol H
Charters Enssh America, with nsroduc
notes, sc, 4 vol 1850
Why was English successful Guzo,, translated
BY Haziu; vo, 1850 - e.
Facts in Figures quarterly digest statistics 1850.
Pyero English Reading, second edition, vo 1850
The John British Consul In Greece
Mseabe Bridges, their construction BY j. Dempsey
civil engineer, y vols, folio plates, 1850
With many Others JUS, Imported direct from London,
Sept 20 fkANCk TAYLOR
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THE Green Hand-A short Ysm," complete Price Is
History Madame Roland with engravinr Ahbos Series.
OF Randolph OF Roanoke; by Hugh A. Garland
The Queens OF England; yo with portraits, beautifully bound
Nov ~ fRANCk TAYLOR.
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yPLENDID French MiIIfnery.-Mr. Ann IT. CA AZ hsy
Ing ust reufnsd from New York, Win open huday rs
oth inst her sshonsbe millinery saloon, vc large aud
plain do ao &c Africa ss.rs bowers resnd ehidrens hss
three stea syh French pattern hsss nans
from Pss new style, with every article
orders duly attended TO- Anrepsins done with the usus
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fvOTFOx SDushs 1.-The sdvcrissf, being
" stss man Of experiences IN the snucssss o. vrou.
N6A foods but particularly coftn duck and
sHt s<ss1omsd ~ mAsAens msnsnesorss sssssshosnn e
deous Of entering sranssment hst might - muusny
vnnstcus, os nsnufscare q the sef ssc
= ss%s locality cfs cotton s"f sn ana
}ssax commur,cason. Addressed .corroN DUCK MANU-.
sHA0TUnERn No sao Baltimore suses Rncs win be ssssnd
e6W~Nh7 H1asa IA ~ ltBf'b fFh III Juiy 0s--H
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New Fall Goods and Fashions.
nUvALL BROTHER, tsorr, under Gadsbys ho,s
desire cali te sstenon omsbefs OF Congress- strangers
their fall and winter roods which ays
and have been selected In principally In the best New Yo
They make order their usual style
article Of cohins NJ prices which shall
vorabIy with the quality purchased here elsewhere.
Also fnc furnishing articles for gentlemen, such sh undo
Shirts sk wooen stocks umbrellas, suspende ham
sers SoIeoswif DUvALLA BRoTnER
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Mark Him!

The disgraceful and disgusting article.
false in every particular as it was venomous,
which appeared in the Democrat last Satur-
day, about ourself. was written by c. ".
H'stchea. Nothing more need be said to prove
it what we have declared, false in every par
ticular, and the writer dirty backyard, who
is utterly unified to mingle with decent men,
as he has been repeatedly thrust from their
society, We do not say this man is a scoun-
dreI. for we never use such language. but we
appeaI TO those who have read the article al
luded 10. and TO those who may read it, and
ask them if any other than a sc1undreI, and a
will lin made up of the worst attributes the
development of which into crimes ever hung
a man-dd not write that article? AID we
ask Democrats TO read the article. and ther
say whether this man shall receive support
in case he obtains control of The Democrat a.
he is about doing as lie representative anC
organ Of the Democratic party in this county
The article TO which we aiIude, with the ex
ception of the last paragraph. was refused
publication by the Editor Of the Advertiser
Much as he abused US, he would give no sup
port or space to such a tissue of falsehood
and blacEguardism. 1t was left for the edito
Of the Democrat to publish an article which
no decent man would touch, and this too will
the addition of a paragraph which every in
dividual who has the feelings of son or of
man, would ahhor as the venom of Il hear
incapable ofsuch feelings.
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TUESDAY MORNENG. MARCH Il
Tr. Webster,s speech.

To-day we commenced the publication of
Mr. Webster's great Speech. Every reader
OF the Journal, should peruse this able address.
It's beauty, power, and yet utter simplicity
and plainness of style, are themes for the
admiration of all who have read it. So
high have been the eulo lies Of the Eastern
press. thatwe. feel, long as the speech is it
should not be withheld, and that the space
occupied by it could not be better appropria-
ted. Daniel Webster never appeared great
err than in this eiIort-and we doubt whether
any speech TO which he ever before gave ut
terance, has been one half so beneficial in its
Influence, or called forth such general COM
mendation. He seemed to feel that the oc-
casion which called him upon the floor. was
one of mighty Importance. He spoke as a
man who felt that This Importance was deriv-
ed from no threatened national evils belong
ing to the imagination alone, or by circum-
stance exaggerated into greatness not le-
ultimately their own by the fiery discussions
which had surrounded this queston-but thai
lis foundation was to be seen in evils which
were shaking the nation to its centre. anC
threatening as its ultimate result the great
est to us Of all national evils the dissolution
of the Union itself. Feeling this. it may b,
imagined that the heart and mind of the grea
orator were in his subject. Their giant throb
bings may be felt in this speech Let al
then read it.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SIN
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1885,

WASHINGTON, March s, 1850.
Mr. WebSter's speech has poured off en- the
troubled waters. His speech has given us Il
confidence in the speedy restoration of har-
mony to Congress and the country. which
was untelt before. II is remarkable that not
enc conservative and conciliat Try speech has
vet been made on the 'hern side of The
vcxed question in the House of Representa-
lives; and there are those who still COZ iidrnt-
" assert that majority o! tie House will re-
ect any scheme Of compromise founded on
The prof. ositious of Messrs Clay and Bell and
the views of Mr.. Webster. But in regard to
the Senate. there can be no doubt that somr
bill will before long be matured and passed.
We may expect that the fires OF bigotry
and persecution will be kiEdled in the East.
for Mr.. Webster's grand auto de fe. The an
ti-slavery men will never forgive his heresy
that any public faith is TO kept with slave
holders. They already represent him here
as self-sacrliced. The speech will become
the subject of controversy in New England,
and have little doubt myself that it will lead
men TO think who have never thought be-
fore on this subject and that Mr. Webster
will be triumphaniiy sustained by the great
conservative mass OF the eastern people. In
the State Of New York, | am assured that
the speech will have an excellent effect But
C me what may. that noble effort in behalf OF
the Union is the crowning glory Of his illus
trious career.
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MANIFEST OF STEAMER JAMES HEw1TT-
from New OrLednS--March 17-Harrington,
Crane & Co., hhds Sugar, bxs Oranges
and Lemons 2bbls Fruit, 3 SKIS Coffee. coil
Rope Bement & VIele, Is casks Rice, TICS
Fish, So bbls Tar and Turpentine Taylor
s, Harvey, - hhds Sugar, sacks Coffee, 2
Crates, barrels, Is SKIS Coffee. / barrel, 3
hf barrels. bag Pepper. J. & w. Reilly, 5
bills Tar. Foster & Brown, so SKIS COTE, 90
bbls Mackerel. Babcock & Bro, 50 SKIS Cof-
fee, tierces Rice.
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A. H. SANDERS, Esq,
Evansville, Ind.
). Il. HOBBIE,
LIST a ss't p. NJ. G..

DEATH OF A REPRESENTATIVES, An
drew M. Canadian, member of the late
House of Representatives, and one Of the
most talentrd young men in that body, died
on the 23d ult., at Covington, Ind. He was
only in his 9Th year. His department in the
Legislature and the marked ability he dis
played, gave him prominence not often be-
longing to one so young. He WAS the Rep
resentative. of Fountain county, and returned
by the Wings although there was strong
Democratic minority in the county. He left
a young wife, and large circle of relatives
and friends to mourn his loss.
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ELECTRIC LIGHr-A cut ious and meTan-
choiy fact connected with tIie electric light
has Just been communicated to U.s. A gentle
man, near Waltham Abbey, experimenting
with the electric light IA few days ago. hav-
ing an ncised wound on his left hand touched
the conductor, copper wire, and shortly at
forwards experienced an irritation, which i'm
medately spread in inflammation to the arm
The arm became immensely swollen, and
large tumors appeared all ever the body and
limbs. Some the tCmors were opened. AM
every means resorted to for The purpose o.
checking the poison but without avail. We
learn that the unfortunate patient lies with
out the least hope Of recovery.
London Mining Jour-
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PLACER TIMEs.-A copy of the Placer
Times Of January 18th, has been handed US
by DR.. Jno T. Walker, 1t is small, but
we'll printed paper, filed with interesting in
telligcnce, the principal of which, however,
we have already published. Tie flood at
Sacramento City did a great DIAL ofinjury.
but has not lessened to any great degree the
value of property. The mountain streams
washed gold even into the city, and one man
washed out pile a quarter Ola mile from
the printing Office, according to the Times
But those who have attempted it, have had
but little success in washing gold in the city
limits. The Post Office is closed, there hav
ing been TO provision made for the payment
ofclerks, &c. The Times says it may as well
be closed as open" Private enterprise has
rendered that shabby affair unnecessary.
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NEW SPRING GOODS

w + take the liberty OF calling the attention OF
w Western Merchants 10 our large stock of
SPRlNG GOODS. Our arrangement, contem-
plates more attractive stock than we have eve
offered and well adapted to Western sales. Havin z
fortunately purchased large proportion of our Sta
pie Cutton Goods before the vance that has late.
ments 20 purchasers in this market, They will be
sold low for cash, and for approved paper, on our
usual liberal terms. We respectfully solicit visit
and examination of our stock
BLACHLEY & SIMPSON,
ITnh7 CIV No, ii Pearl ST., Cincinnati.
tStdts Journal
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Shipments.

Shipped by Taylor & Harvey, pr. Bunhe,
Hill No. 8. for N. Orleans -1l9 hhds Tobac-
co, 139 casks Hams, 90 do. Shoulders, 25 bbIs
Beans, Is do. Pork and Lard, 60 bbls Eggs.
474 sacks Corn, 363 do. Oats. Bement &
Viele-8OO sacks Corn, 1877 do. Oats,
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J. Z. POrter Sunk.

The steamer J. B. Porter, commanded by
Capt. Rogers, was sunk last Saturday night,
about ten O'Clock. by striking a snag in the
Wabash river, about two miles from VIII
Iiams' Ferry. She was coming from White
river, and after striking ran about mile be-
fore it was discovered she was sinking. She
was laden principally with corn-also had on
board Tobacco, Lard, &c, all consigned for
this place. The Porter was a regular Ev-
ansvile and White river packet, and is sup
posed 10 be total loss. She lies with her
stern in deep alter and buw high. We gath
er these particulars from Il passenger Al
though The Captain was in town yesterday
we could not get to see him. She was owned
by several persons, AMI we believe insured
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NOTTCE

I T a meeting of the Common Council of the city
y Of Evansville, March 10th. 1850, il was ORDER
ell that the owners of Lots and parts of Lots situated
on each side of the Alley running from Main 10 Di-
vision street, between First AMI Watee streets and
also the owners let's and parts of lots situated on
h sIe Of the alleys intersecing SAID first mer-
toned alley, e required TO grade and pave said al.
leys it'll lime stone, foot in depth, tthe centre
of said alleys to be the surface six inches dee er
than the sidts,) by the 10Th day of April next; an
unless said owners comply with this order by
said time, the Council will Immediately proceed TO
rave sa work done, and for that purpose will from
the said 2cth April May lst receive proposals at
the Office of The City Clerk for the completion of any
Of sal work which shall not be done by said first
mentioned date By order of the Council
JOHN. J.. CHANDLER,
mhl9 DIT CITY Clerk
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blast, miIdew, a scourge. and a CURSE
There are no terms of Reproduction of slavery
so vehement in the North of that day as in
the South. The North was not so much ex-
cited against it as the South, and the reason
is, suppose because there was much less
at the Nor'h, and the people did not see, or
think they was. the evils so prominently rs
they were seen, or thought to be seen, at the
South.
(TIo he Confined
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Tomorrow we shall endeavor TO find
room for California letter, written by one of
our citizens tc a relative here. 1t gives some
information about the locality Of persons from
this vicinity at the mines.
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ITO be Confined J

0-A Sermon on Temperance will be II ach'
ell next Sabbath, at ? o',look P. M, in Rev Mr.
McCARER's Church; and one, also, in Rev. Mr..
GooDwIN'S Church, al O'Clock, P. NJ. The friends
of the License system respectfully invited to at
tend mhl9 d5
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0CTMR. A. H. SANDERs:-You will please an
nounce my name as a candidate for reelection to
the office of Recorder of Vanderburgh county; at
the ensuing August election
mhI9~ SAMUEL IT. JENKINS
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TO LARORERS.

DROP SAILS will be received al the OF, ce of the
4 City Clerk until the 23rd of March inst for the
grading Of Fourth street, between Locust and Wal
nut STREETS the earth to be placed OnFourth between
Fourth street d the Canal The work will be let
TO the lowest bidder Bv order of the Council.
JOHN J. CHANDLER,
NH DIT Civ Clerk
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He who swallows up the substance OF the
poor, will, in the end, find that it contains a
bone which will choke him.
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NEW MUSIC.

UST received u selection 0fnew ano popular Airs
y Waltzes; etc, for Piano snd Guitar
Also, large assortment OF superior Violifss
Spanish Guitars, Flutes, Flies and Flageoletts Ac.
cOrdeons, Violin Bows and Bridges. best Italian
and English Strings for the Guitar. Violin and Bass
Vol. Instruction Books of all kinds, Carionet
Reeds, Tuning Forks. etc., etc.
THOS. CONYNGTON
Book and Music store
nhl3 Corn~r Main and First streets