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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

A Michigan editor, who had been 10 N.
York purposely 10 hear Jenny Lind, and
who saw her eat hearty meal aflerward
on the steamer, says he can't understand
how such angelic notes can proceed from
where he saw her take such "big hunks of
beef and taters! Ii beat him!"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

ATTEMPTED MURDER-We learn from
the Spirit of the West Mrs. BrusIila Owen
of Rockcreek township, Bartholomew coun-
~. attempted to murder her husband few
nights since by pouring molten lead in one
Of his ears while he slept. Mr., o. awoke
before his wife had succeeded in getting The
lead in his ear. When she was arrested,
examined, and held to bail in the sum of
three hundred dollars to answer at court.-
Rather wnrm love, we should suy.-Madi-
son Banner.l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19
HAVANA, Aug. 10, 1851.

This chief (Gen. Enua) was distinguishes
cd for his undaunted and brave bearing in
the field. and for cruelty towards those who
were 81 unfortunate as to fall into his hands
during the earliest contests in spain. so that
he won from HI. countrymen the unenvia.
Bile cognomen-"the hood tapping wolf"
II i, said md authenticated. that day or
two previous to his death, Gen. Lopez sem
to his camp, with safe conduct under flag
of truce. twu officers and seven soldiers.
tha, he had made prisoners some days pre-
vious, and tina, the officer and soldier. pro.
vided at the request of the Spanish officers,
to protect them from my chance parties OF
tina patriot forces they mig ht meet. were
Immediately shot by this pearl Of Spanish
chivalry-Gencral Enna-who now lies
himself in state. in front of the grand altar
of the Cathedral, 10 the right, in advance
from The sacred vault, containing the ashes
of Columbus. Lopez not only beats him in
the field, but in all the Kindly couriesics
that grace the refined and gallant soldier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

Mother! mother! here's Zeke fre,iinr the
baby. Make it cry again, Zeke, then mo-
Their will give him some sugar. and III take
it away from him; then he'll squall-and
mother will give him more, and YOU can
have that, and we'll both have some,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

They have got new plan for the dsmoli.
ton of bed bugs into operation in North
Carolina. II is done by steam; one wheel
catches them by the nose. another draws
their teeth while a neat piston rod pushes
arsenic down their wind. pipes.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

A letter from New Orleans states that
there are from twelve 10 fourteen hundred
Young men there from the West, collected
for The purpose Of entering on expeditions
for Cuba, who are in the greatest distress
for want of means to support themselves
or return TO their homes. What Go those
no, deserve who. by false promises, have
seduced these men from their homes to
engage in a desperate and unlawful enter
prlse, and will not even aid them in their
distress2
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

o. I, is thought that the County Court
of McMinn county will sdop, measures 10
have the court house yard enclosed with
substantial fence some time between this
and the expiration Of the nineteenth CEN
tuTV,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

A DANDY.-A specimen Of the human
family that passes for man among women,
and for woman among men. His upper
lip is tied on with mou',ache. while his
occupation consists in toting . little cane
up and down The streets.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

We perceive IN the Washington Union
OF Tuesday. notice TO the effect that if the
hei,s Of legal representatives nf "ar''in
VIM n. Co.y, aud his brothers and sisters
(if any he had,) who removed from the
State Of Virginia TO iii is believed) the
State Of Georgia or South Carolina, will
address "Redfield," at the city Of N. York.
they will hear something greatly 10 their
advantage.
The Union observes that if the Editors
Of this State. Richmond. Virginia, Savan-
nah and Augusta, Georgia, and Mont
eomery, Alabama, will call attention to
the above facts. in their respective Journ-
ais, they will probably be doing deed oil
charity to some needy or orphan family
Char. Cour.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

NEwspApERs.-The number Of newspa-
pers taken by the people Of The U. States
annually average over sixteen TO every in
habitant. man, woman or child. In tho
British empire only one person in twelve
thousand tokes q newspaper, in Belgium.
one in 5000, in Russia one in $4,000, in
Prussia, one in every $4,000.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

DECREASE OF BLAcKs.-It is stated by
Cist's Advertiser that the negro population
Of Cincinnati has decreased, since 1910,
from one-twen.ie,h TO one thirty sixth part
oil the city.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

To Free WHEAT FROM SMUT.-Pre.
pare the seed wheat in the following man
ner. Take blue stone, in proportion Of one
pound 10 ten bushels Of wheat. Dissolve
the blue.stone in warm water, 10 which
add cold water sufficient 10 cover the wheat
which should soak at least twelve hours.
Pour off the water, roll the wheat while
wet in lime, and then SOW it.
Mr.. VIM. C. Irwin. an experienced and
observing farmer Of Burke county. having
tested this plan with entire success has
full confidence in its efficacy.-Lin Rep.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

II is rumored. says the Memphis Eagle,
that Col. Jefferson Davis Is 10 take the place
Of General Quiiman, as the candidate oil
the States Rights Party Of Mississippi for
Governor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

WHAT DEBT?-Deb' is a perfect bore.
How It haun,s man from pillar to post
lurking 10 his breakfast cup-poisonins his
his tea!-now 4 slalks
from him like a living, moving '--
seeming 70 announce ms presence by re-
counting the amour, Of Liabilities. How
i, poisous his domestic joys. BY introducing
il, internal "balance" into the calculation
Of madame respecting . price Of q ne"
carpet, or q new dress! How il binders
dreamy plans for specula,ions aud accumu'
la,ions. Boiheration! How il hampers
useless energies. eripples resolutions toe
GOOD to he fulfilled. At bed and board. by
nigh, or bv day, in JOY or grief. in h'al,r
or sickness, a, home 81 abroad-deb,, grim
oauu, and shadowy. falls as an incum
brance. As no presence is TOO sacred. NJ
ground is too holy to deter the memory o
..b,lIs aud notes pa,ab e" from taking Im
Ampd,a,- pn,ses>'"u, - no record Is 20 e"
rn,ng, no "Reminiscences more deliciou
n the consciousness that debt has ialieI
January moTning. twenty.nine Or
below Zeru.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

The man who climbed q freshly pealed
poplar pole, and then drew The pole up af;
ter him, has been engaged in the Science,
lady circus company.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

Why are woman and editors alIke2 Be.
cause, generally speaking. they are noted
for their modesty.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

More pleasing than the dewdrops tina,
sparkle upon roses are the tears that pity
gathers upon the cheek oil beauty.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

KNOX CoUNTY.-We learn by n gentle
man from Knoxville that there are NO less
than ten candidates from that county for
door.keeper for the House of Representa-
tives and thirteen for tho snme post in the
Senate. Should any Of them fail TO be
elected door-keeper. they calculate on fall
ing back on the Offices Of Clerk, Engross
ing Clerks, &c.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

To SHORTEN WINTER NIcHrs.-Dip
them IN whiskey punch, and they will
shrink up 10 nothing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

NJ Robt. C. Winthrop has been nomi-
mated for Governor Of Ma ssachusetts by the
Wing State Convention.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

U. S. SENAroR.-Thc papers nre begin.
ming TO talk about candidates for United
States Senator. AmoAg other MINES men
toned we notice that Of Gov. jones. Thos.
A. R. Nelson, Esq, John Nr'herland. Esq.,
and Col. Ja.. A. w hlteside. The three last
named gentlemen reside in East Tennessee;
Gov. Jones' place Of residence is in the
Western District.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

l, is said that the clergymen intend get
ting up q protest against the now three
cent pieces, because as people generally put
the smallest piece of silver into the contri-
button box which they have, they will now
pat these pieces in, whereas they used to
give the Eve cent pieces; consequently the
churches will lose two cents upon every
such contribution.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

The Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain. President oil
Oakland College, Miss, was murdered by
Geo, A. Briscoe, a student, who afierward
committed suicide.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19
LATE DISPATCHES.
KEY WEST, Sept, 7.

VII tuG CtCuIuS WI tuS ia u''S ""~'
thirty persons. principally seamen, attack
ed the stores of Messrs. Ramon Fresno,
Pardo Aberli, Jos. Vehll, Rartolo Sntes,
and Albert Arrow. Spanish residents OF
Kew West, and destroyed the whole con
tents of the stores. One o. the party, RAJ
mon Fresno, who was charged with hold.
ing correspondence with the Officials OF
Cuba. fled from Key West in Spanish
smack for Havana previous to the riot; the
others were charged with being opposed TO
the Cuban Expedition. The Sloop- of war
Albany. Commander Plat. arrived here
yesterday from Havana. Nothing new.
all quiet since the execution OF General
Lopez.
New ORLEANS. Sept 10.
Thirteen hundred bales OF Cotton were
sold to-day, Wednesday, IN this MARKET
Middling was 81 cents. The advices re.
ceived by the Franklin have had no effect
upon The market. Prime white Corn is
quoted at fifty cents. Old Rio Coffee COM
mands "a cents.
SEPTEMBER 10.
An advance of an eighth to quarter Of
cent took place to day, Thursday. in Cot
ton, and nineteen hundred bales were sold.
MiddIins is quoted at from 81 TO 81 cents.
SAVANNAH, Sept. Is,
The U. S. Mail Schooner William s.
John, Capt. Parker, arrived at Savannah
to-day from Havana, which port she LEI,
on the 9Th inst,. reports that one hundred
and sixty Of the prisoners had sailed for
Spain m Government transport, -Four
only had been liberated, VIZ: Lieut.. Col.
W. Scott Haynes. Captain ]. A. Kelly,
Lieut.. Phillip s. Van Vechten and Chap
man (Can,leyO
BALTIMORE, Sept. IL.
Four men from Baltimore county were
killed Yesterday at Parkersburg. Pa. by me-
groes, while they were endeavoring to ar
rest fugitive slave, Edward Considerable
owner of the slave and his son, the names
of the other two are not given. There is
the mos, intense excitement here relative
TO the matter:
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.
The U. S. authorities have thus far ar
rested thrty.fve, mostly negroes, of those
who were connected with the recent negro
riot at Christiana, Chester county, Penn
sylvania. They are charged with murder
and high treason. The evidence IS very
strong against them.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is, 6 p. IN.
A dispatch just received from Philadel'
phia states that 6fly-one arrests have been
made Of parties implicated in the Christi
ana outrage. The U. S. Marshall. and
Commissioner Vngraham proceeded TO make
further arresta to-day, and Governor John
son has offered one thousand dollars reward
for the apprehension and conviction of the
murdeTerS.
The meeting OF the Creditors Of Texas
held in Washington to-day was adjourned,
a resolution having been adopted to the eff
feet tina, the adjudication Of their claims
should be left to Congress.
In the New York market to-day. Cotton
has been heavier, but there was no quota.
BILE change in prices.
The Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain. President oil
Oakland College, Miss, was murdered by
Geo. A. Briscoe, a student, who afierward
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

THE EXECUTION OF LoPEz-DEs cRIBED
BY AN EYE WITNEss-The Newburypor
Herald contains the following account Of
the execution Of Lopez, written by an eye
witness:
Havana. Sept LIST, 10 o'clock This
morning Gen. Lopez was executed as
criminal. The scene was imposing. al
though awful. All the military in the city
were formed IN large hollow square; in
the middle was the machine of death, on
platform raised ten feet from the ground
on posts, with railing round, and wide
steps from the ground in front. On the
platform was the earro,te, an iron seat or
chair, with the back in one piece, extend>
ing higher than the person sitting on the
seat. On this back. even with the head.
IS the apparatus Of death, consisting Of
iron clasps which are fit to the sides OF the
head, and clasp 10 pass round the throat.
From behind is long iron bar attached 10
screw,which put in motion by the hangman
giving one turn, draws the side and throat
pieces tight, and at the same instant sends
an iron into the spinal marrow Of the neck,
from behind. which causes instantaneous
death. Such was the machine for Gener-
al Lopez. He behaved like brave man
throughout the awful momen ts. He walk
ed, surrounded by guard. from the Punta
fort 10 the steps Of the garrotte, as cool APP
parenly. as it he was al the head Of an
army.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

lGHEsr STYLE YET.-A correspon'
Boston Dee, IN describing the
dress ball at Newport. says Of
that "she LOOKED sweerly. IN
muslla dress, tucked up to
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

PRoGREss OF OUR CoUNTRY.-Professor
Greasy, the able occupant of the chair of
ancient and modern history in the Univer.
sity OF London, thus refers TO this country
in terms that do credit 10 his llberaIity:
by the fourth great power of the world I
mean the mighty Commonwealth of The
western continent, which now commands
the admiration of mankind That manage
IS sometimes reluctantly given, -
sometimes accompanied with SIS, on
and ill.wll. But none can refuse il. All
the physical essentials for national strength
are undenaby to be found in the geogra.
phical position and amplitude of territory
which the United States possess; in their
almost ineShauslible tracts OF fertile, but
hitherto untouched soil; in their stately for.
ests; in their mountain .chains and their ri.
vers, their beds Of coal, and stores Of me-
tallic wealth; in their extensive seaboard
along the waters OF two oceans; and in
their already numerous and rapidly increas-
ing population. And when we examine
the character Of this population, no one can
look on the fearless energy, the sturdy de.
termination, the aptitude for local self.gov-
eminent, the versatile alacrity, and the UNI
resting spirit of enterprise which charac-
terize the Ang 10 "A Americans, without feel.
ing that here he beholds the true elements
Of progressive might.
"Noihing is more calculeted to impress
The mind with sense Of the rapidly with
which the resources Of the American re-
public advance than the difficulty with
which the historical inquirer finds in as
cer,aining the precise amount. II he con-
suits the most recent works, and those writ.
ten BY the abest investigators OF the sub
ject, he finds in them admirlng comments
on The change which The last few years be.
fore those books were written had made;
but when he turn TO apply the estimates in
those books 10 the present moment, he
finds them fully inadequate. Before book
on the subject of The United States has lost
its novelty, those States have outgrown
the description which i, contains"
l, is said that the clergymen intend get
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19
TORN PAGES
ALL LOOK UPWARD.

Were there no other evidence of a God,
il m,eht be found in this fact, that every
thing in nature turns lns,inctIvely to some-
thing higher than itself. The simple herb
expapds itself, as il seeking the law Of its
growth in the shrub that bends over it, Like
a guardian angel. The shrub finds its type
in tho Tree. and The tree itself, because there
is nothing higher. looks up to heaven
The tide swels to The moon; the vapor ex"
hands TO the sunbeam. So all animals that
are brought into connection with him, look
up 10 man. Is the great law to be arrested
here? Is all beyond this blank void? Is
there no higher than himself, which may
preserve for man the upward tendency Of
all things-nolhing that can stimulate. sus-
tain, and be the Ultimate Of his aspirations?
Nature and reason alike reject the idea. II
there were no great sustaining power 10
preserve the balanee-i( the connecting
chain were rup,ured here, man would he
,hrus, by the projeclile forces below into
utter and universal humiliation, even 10 his
physical being, because he could not, from
his own strength alone, resist the upward
impulse. The philosophy OF steam will
illustrate this; for the expansive acts pow
erfully from below, and If there IL no out
let above, the accumulation Of power must
terminate ia explosion. In nature nothing
is abrupt, therefore the chain of being can
not terminate thus suddenly in man; for as
his body is an elaboration of the refined ell.
emen,s of all below, so his spirit reaches
out of itself, and expands into the essence
of all above.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

Four men from Baltimore county were
killed yesterday at Parkersburg. Pa. by me-
eroes, while they were endeavoring to arr
rest fugitive slave, Edward Gorsuch-ihe
owner OF the slave and his son, the names
of the other two are not given. There is
the most intense excitement here relative
TO the matter:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-19

But those persons were doubtless them
selves deceived. and as the best proof Of it,
the former hazarded md lost his life. and
latter his money. in the enterprise.
The President. believing the prisoners
to have been inveieled into the expedition
nv false representations, has in,erposed IN
their benalf,-as informed you by tele-
graph Yesterday.
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NURSE WANTED.-A Woman, as
Nurse and Seamstress, accustomed to the care
Of Children may apply at No l53 Bieecker ST. MO IL
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Mem Publications.

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prn pooos.

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ESPECIhL NOTICE The object
IA II tbs notice is to nfrm this all-discernss pubic
that they now have opportunity 90
SAVE THEIR MONEY
By purchasing their Dry Goods at
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and those who wish to IN making their pur-
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RARE OPPORTUNITY
Tie stock consists ofSHAwIs CLoAKs, MeIisos Cash
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Of other Goods which Will be- sold at almost
LESS THAN HALF PRICE
sUYDAM HAFF.
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ry- Prospect Hill Village Assoslauon..,Li I. ss
Fam House Will be ssoatea of SAFE 70 he hisues' oa
o'clock at Sbue's Tavern near the property Hb-t2s
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Ty Unanswered etters.-GENERA NOTICE.
csnnot find the multitude OF letters a-
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letters day taking up ny whole time reading long det~s
Of disc as aud suffering Therefore, WISH understood
ID, 81 lett ers will be answered containing som req
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TRIPLER HALL. - Second Annual
II BALL Of THE SOCIAL rURNvEREIN tGynnss-
tic SOcetyl to be held on MONDAY. the ish December.
1851 = Tnpler Hall.
Ball Tickets at 81. aud Promenade Tickets To- The Gal
leries at q cents To he had Mr Hall Sens Masc
Store, No. 239 Broadway
Do at Messrs Wcsterman Brothers. Ne 20 Bresdway.
Do a. John Sattigs No 30i Roadway.
Do at WeI.zeis Music Store. Ma ti3 F0l,osst Brock
lvn n2.Di3s
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CIpCTS-NEW-YORK AMPHITHE-

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nA1CIEC and TRICK PONIES. oriii AM ies's OF nese
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.,ans for Thanksglylng Day Esseuatson D4L ana We
pscsntiru Of Kossuth Bones u cenn-chnnen Essi
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gE1O STONE CUTTERS and Marble

n SAWYERS.-Wante1, a. Hastings Marble WORKS,
on the Hudson six Stone Cutters and SAW er that IN
dersand ther business None others need apply n2i Nv
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~ Wise Men Change their Minds. Fools
tSs,st-Ah these people who have made up tssn nieds
ptloa cannot be cured let them sst tae iol
f,.us Ssfsons and lhey viii change thsir minds MI
Az ~ No a HammeIslsy- James Stewart, No q sh-
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.su the 3thav.; Miss ByTnes, No iel WaIrenst
Az Asen, lilih-st Harlem Miss Clinton, Nc a.
M rsses townsend No. lS7 West l3th-st r. walker
sAusailc-st.; Martin Wentworth, No lt3 l6,h st
Sk-s. No 50 Nesey st.. John landsSin, No goo
Giss.- yesn MseMahon 3eth u Mr. Mason and MS
II, NO IA HToone st; Mrs Nash No $50 Pnnce st
L. seAs schoharie N. v. MT Riley, Nc. 70 Hammers
Pss :, Lyganer. Ne y Elm.s,. Mr. Mocny. No II
A. Vchsrd-s. Mrs. Ruger No % Cannon 81 lMrs. Con-
AZ r. ns Dessresses-st MIR Horton, No 10 Hamilton
ssssfsss. Ne 10 val. 81 and SO others. whose names
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II NICKERBOCKER HALL, Sth-av

N and i3d-u-Do pt forget This Evening Is for tne
psnet OF the Bsreaved and Sufferers q, me ia.s eae
ay and On ADDITION 20 Mr. Andsrson tbs
e., wIard Of the East and bIr Harrison, the celebrated
and Como voesss. one Of the hest band
~ Minstr,ls IN the United States have very kindly vol
catered thsr ssrvees for the occasion TksS - cenls
Dc.r, st<n Al G., cenIntnse az y. ~"N
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MT 1Mwss No aos Grand. st, load Of Ea.s sroaA-a
I AIDES CLOAKS.-LANE e. POR

AIDES CLOAKS.-LANE e. POR-
LITER No q Cstharins ST. offers Ter inspection and
sale large and varied stock OF
VELVET and CLOTH CLQhRe.
embracing all the and most fashionable shapes
Cloth Coaks circular shape With hoods 81 up. Cloth
Bantias richly trimmed fron 50 up. Velvet Maa,as,
richly trimmed, with hood aud tas.el, SIS up Velvet
Back and cape newest syle. Velvet Circular OF Pla
Sacks Sa,n Mantillas Sacks or Circular
We have also very bsautlfo aud superior artlcls Of
French dressed Cloths for Ladies Cioaks, all eoon
well as all the shades Of Lyons and German snk vsye
The ClOsks and Mantas manufactured by ourselves
aud all the materials used warranted to be s the t
quality Ladies who purchase Of - the material or Cioass
may have them cut to any shape without charge.
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ITO LET-Two pleasant Attic Rooms

DOOMS TO LET.-A suit Of rooms,
embracing the whole second aoor Of house flr,
board In an eligible situation IN the upper part Of tie CITY,
vel adapted for a family. single gentlemen Address
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