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and Ledger Philadelphia American Au', and sun, BALTIMORE
PcAyune Bulletin, New Orleans Gazette and Enquirer Cncn
Louisville Journal and Democrat, Louisville each copy week
u paper containing
advertisement 10 the superintendent
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Nrw TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARPETiNGs,-

nENy TAPESTRY AND VELVET CAHPEriNGs,-
lust received At The subscribers additional up
above goods all " which viii bc iouhd deahe ana
cheap beyond precedent. -,
ss bales mats various staples all OF which viii be
found 10 ndeucbe dampness, aud very reason
able.
Also an supply made cotton Sheets 10 superior
auaity fabric sold for less than sheeung coon car
he bought without of fhemming.
supply heavy Flemish table ana oe ehs
which will be sold at reduction o since our fret an
nouncement. CLAbill - DoBDoVN,,
Dealers n an kinds Of furniture dry goods.
Oct 5-Aeoif
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New Goods just Received.

HE subscribers presenting the public the largest and
they have before offered
has heeu selected with aud be-
low cannot be equaed in the
Our stock others, the following:
silks, white light and dark coos
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Colicctor's omcc, City Han,

NOTICE rO TAN-PAYERssNoucc T. hereby gwen hal ~
dueton of sir Der cent the Of the
current year, u paid during the present month ,,
7-eotNOvuf X y hOChis Oohhc'of'
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c~ NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On and afet
the let day of October next The mail boat wll leave
berth for South quarter past O'Clock IN
sept so~laM4w GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
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II n. LovEr's vAHPENE, for restoring gray hair

III n. LovEr's wAHPENE for restoring gray hair
ll its original color, and TO prevent badness.
pleasure informing the public that
Loyets wahpene, and also Of informing
waiting effect upon others that
able exhibit them number Of they may desire
perfectly succes only In restoring gray
original color causing hair be growing where
perfectly bald and also TO state that have
single tried using
a n no perfectly satshcd with It's effect
The public cautioned aranst spurious article called "i
proved wahpcnen which recently made appearance The
genuine, and that which needs improvement sold BY
y. r. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Apohccary, Of 9th and y streets sole
agent for II. r. LOveps Wahpene in the District Of Co
lumbia. And by
MEDHIRsT HEARD,
Sept 22-eotm Hair Dressers, National Hotel
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AND warrants wen,ea.-Tbe highest prices paid
IL HAMiLIoN - aAnii
oct o4-d3m Ofhce opposite Treasury building
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All the papers designated in be
teuals adueraion and be of white blue
kinds The quantities therein taken
guide, being this impossible the definite
quantity that will required kind and the right there
fore reserved Ordering quantity each
lind contracted such and such
\ the puhic require
Each Will be considered and be subject
but bidders offer
proposal and the privilege is reserved
bidder who than assigned him
such classes, forfeit his night class.
All the the classes be delivered such
place places bo designated Washington
ee all and charge expense, subject
/ teadsli, N satisfactory
tuu
and must specify the pound aud
tand but price for esch kind of contained
in the class proposed for
proposals win be furnished per
applying for them and will be taken into consideration
unless Substantially agreeing Herewith.
each
accompany bid and, class numbered
pond with the number of the proposed for Ia that schedule
and ia The nt ee classes be properly
be this office free of postage expense
bonds, with approved securities will be required
plying nferiaT article Of the classes failure
ply the quantity required at time, Will be considered violation
VI the
Each bidder required TO furnish with his proposal satisfactory
evidence ofhs ability
sufficient securities be cenlcd by
clerk of the United States Of the district by the marshal
Of The proposed undertaken him
proposal unaccompAneG win such evidence viii be
The win be opened Ia the required y con
the hri Tuesday amer Monday IN Decemsr next (7)
~ O'Clock, A. the ohce of the superintendent.
Proposals win be addressed the unde Supentcndcnt
Public Pdnngn Capitol United Washington
and endorsed "Proposals for supplying Paper
JOHN r. TOWERS,
SIM ugndE MI the lut titQ nFlnfiuv
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NEW BOONs.-The Mystery Solved OF lreland's Misees.-
N the crsnd Cause hy the Rev Edward Marcus D
missionary to the Irish Presbyterian church % cents
Jamie Gordon Or, Orphan. Illustrated 70 cents.
shades fCharactcr the Infant Pilgrims by Anne Woodroe
81 50, ,.-,, -.
Near Home or the Countries Europe Described with Anec
lusraors BY the author OF FeeP OF Day
A. IS cents.
Far on or Asia Described BY the author Of lne
upon Line,n Ac rs cents. -. ,-.,..t..
Sinclair Is cents.
olive Mrs T. ". Slgourney. Illustrated % cents
The Loot Senses by Dr kitio. rs cents. . -,
Living or Dead-a Series Of Home Truths BY Rev J. G. Kyle
por s,le nv GRAY AnALLANTYNE,
Seventh street, doors above odd Fellows Hall
Oct rs
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Proposals Tor Indian Goods.
DEPARTMENT oy THE INTERIOR,
Once Indian Affairs, Oct.

bEPARrMEsT INTERIOR,
once Indian Affairs, Oct s, 1852.
GEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Indian goods
~ will be received of indian
halfs az Washington ei un 10 O'Clock Friday,
OF November furnishing the following goods
CLASS No. I-BlaHkets.
800 pairs 3poin ackinae blankets 20 measure 90 boy ~
and weigh pounds
2,o0O IA
and weigh pounds
S'o do 2Pont White Mackinac banke AZ by &c.
and weigh 81 pounds
1000 do IN
and weigh AZ pounds
'oo do ipont white Macknac blankets % by 49,
and weigh 3A pounds
800 do Jpont Aackinae measure
and weigh pounds
ooO do "a point scarlet Maekinac 54 by
90, and weigh pounds
100 do IN point Macknac blankets &C by
and weigh 10 pounds
$50 do 3pont Mackinac blankets measure 72
and weigh pounds
lou 10 "a point green Macknac biankes 54 by
and weigh pounds
100 do ~ point geniDea blue blankets,
and weigh 10 pounds
$40 do gentneila 10 by
and weigh pounds
s00 do IN point gentnela hlue
and weigh pounds
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rrHE Lost senses-Deafnos- and BIindn.s.I by Dr

THE Lost sensos-Denfncs- and BIindnessI by DR.
Il
"Thi work Of interest," from q the mos. learned
accomplished revealing the mysteries Of the
world in
sight hearing his boyhood for than thirty
Df Kiuo passed of activity scholar In state u
deafness which living be sub
ected HIMSELF and his discriminating remarks
OF blind, James Mitchell, Laura Bndgemsn
ohers rcpleic profound thought the Interesting
presented progress OF their mental aning
Chrisiian Obserrer,
DAuY BpLE ILLUsrE.TioSs-Moming Series vols
10 mo, S.
4. Antediluv and Patrarchs,
q Moses md Judges.
2. Samuel, saul, and David
a. Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series vols. ~ 81.
Vol. \. Job and the Pootiea B0oks,
p. Isaiah and the Prophets.
q. The Life and Death of oar Lord
a. The Apostles aud the Early Church
For sale GRAY eALLANTYNEs bookstore,
Sop1i-tf 9Th street, two doors above Odd fellowa Ha'
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until and including the day of
december next following articles required Lake
Michigan ,a..,- -, .,.,. -, -, .
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IlNbbR-ttbrs and Drawers, Of siiL, Cashmere,
meino, amhswoo, and also, superior article Of
la iut hRiy recommended invaiids A tuH assortment
now % hand cheap o cash or 10 punctua customers
CHAs. II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gcnuemenfa Furnishing Establishment,
Oct23-6uleo ~ =
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Ofder Tor tickets aud shlres and certificates OF packages
splendid will the prompt
Of each drawing Immediately after il
o all who order from
Address L. L. O'BRIEN, Agent,
Alexandria, Virginia.
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TUE National Magazine ror November IL NOW ready.
'onieuta Bryant tporai Powerful MICROSCOPE Life and
Times Johnson (nice cngravng History Of the Achen
Maartt Fuller Ossole Urthogpphy Webster The Good
Fnofi Odyis Gho.t Training Bishop Lan Hymns; The
Hocess of sculpture, SC, SC, sc.
fnce, 81 year, or ls cents per number. y " -
FOR saie by The agents, GRAY n BALLANTYNB,
Oct2a Seventh street
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Il OWEN & SON, merch.r, T,,lo,.. ,.,,

oWhs y SON, Merchant Tsiiors, beg lesv. q In
9t hen trends and The public generally, that they
oed their a and winter goods,
aeh q superior cloths, together with variety IN cboiee
Oct 27-5tawiw ' ''' y N"'''
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HIGHLAND pIsAIDS.-This day opened
III 100 Highland pads Of the most exquisite qualities and
styles, for chldrens Those desiring goods Of that
class had better call
and mernoes, Of the brightest colors
and best qunuics
pieces mfrnoes and moussenes, "ncuta shades"
pieces fine" "Pnris iosey Aannea" NIL colors
pieces W nannes, al prices and qualities
40 pieces thin cassimeres and geeds for boysi pants
With goods all poverbay low prices,
Terms cash, arranged 70 the contrary.
articles, low prices, and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY s. BROTHER,
Oct2-du Opposite Centre Market.
EUrNCH NtrIINfiItN.Now opening at Mrs NJ. A. HILLS
and handsome Of the above goods which
she invites the attention Of the ladies' Pattern hats opened on sat
urday, OH. Oct ct6-dlwf
DUfSfCfAN'S Waiting LAST 1883.
L pocdca Works OF James Montgomery. New edition,
sibyiine Leaves by Florence and Fanny
Aunt Mary's Tales by Mrs Hughes
Rethunes British Female
American Femalc Poets; by Caroline May.
The Christian Family Library. vols.
The Young Americans Library. 10 vols.
The Indians and the Gold Mines, 49,.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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MADAM UIARE's DnncInp and ,y,tt,Inu Academy.
~ Apollo HaMadam Bake has the honor announcing
w paons and he public at her ft quarter for the viii
commence on te 2Sd Of November s52 Madam n.
cured through her agent IN New The
hc coming Days In Wa.hipgon ues
sadays from half u half past o'clock Nv ming class
or gentlemen apast O'Clock terms npply NJ The a
Oct lO--eOdu '' 'fFJ ~ - ~
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2oOo reaa hne printing paper caendeed "a by B
inches, and 10 weigh hy-sx pounds 10 the of 4S0
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Bureau Typographical Engineers sept Ia, is52
DRopOsALs viii be received the Secretary Of War until
sd day Jannay, leS3 for the removal the raft Red
river which the Will be awarded the lowest
mont shall no hundred thousand dollars.
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aIISS =. UOGAN's English and French Boarding and
MI October, second
house east Of the alley on street, l3h and l4b
circulars applications be made 70 Miss Hogan, INC Rev
Dr., ru1er, VIM. Hnran jr., and NJ the bookstores
provided for the convenience Of pupils
parents or guardians they should idc from and
young who avail themselves Of ts ac-
Of puncual and daily at
tendance, unaffected BY the changes In the weather.
fre direct application to the principal isre
quested.
REFERENCES.
Rev. C.M Butler ID, %. Hon. J. W. Maury,
WIN Thos. Carroll, ESQ. Mr.. Justice Wayne, sup Court
Capt O. wilkes, u, 3. ". Francis Markoe csq.
Rev. l., r. W. Batch, %, u. Rev. g. II. Hedrn, N. Y.
Hamilton Fish, y. e. Jno. r. Meicafe, NJ d. " y
NorrTt should have that for
such Young Latin, Italian, spanish,
German Of the competent professors would
be procured
I3-du
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tn. Presidency In Missouri.

The following telegraphic despatch is taken from the
Baltimore Sun. 1t appears ,hcrefrom that the democ
racy OF Missouri have not permitted their differences 10
prevent union upon the essential principles OF the party
and that may count with certainty upon the voice
OF that noble State in securing an old Jackson triumph in
the next elections;
Msso,vi Democratic STATE Coapemtion.-T Third Day 4
Sr. Louis. April SAT the meeting OF The convention
yesterday morning. the commuee resolutions reported
through their chairman the following resolutousi First
endorses the Baltimore platform Of 1913 second, rearm
ing the Virginia resolutions OF 1873 and 30 third
the right Of instruction fourth, approves Of the compro
mise measures; fifth, denounces aboitiousm and nulif
cation and all enemies of the Unon and declares in ia
vor of union oi the democracy.
These resolutions adopted with gres, unanmity.
The convention then proceeded to nominate candidate
for governor and T. M Price and General Sterling Price
put in nomination After several unsuccessful bal
oiing., diminishing and sharp words en,ued The
convention finally adjourned till the afternoon.
At the afternoon the convention again proceeded
to ballot, and the third ballot resulted follows r. M
Price, CBsnton 1874 Sterling Price, ('Benton," but
supported by the anu-Benon men) 20,773i scattering.
1,4A
Sterling Prce then declared the nominee and made
bre speech, in which he pledged himself sustain the
resolutions. 7. NJ. Price also did the same.
The following selections then made for other State
officers Lieutenant governor, u. Wilson Brown, fsnt
Benton - secretary Of State, M, Richardson, denton
auditor, w. H. Boffngton; register Allen r. Richardson,
tBenion y treasurer, A. w Morrison, tanti- Benton at
iorney general, s. Il. Cardenheim, tBenton.)
The convention then adjourned I'LL night At the
ming session electors appointed. and Montgomery
Blair chosen delegate the National Conventions with In.
suucons support Csss and Butler The convention then
adjourned sis die.
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Issa. ssr. rsl., az ,r.nns,.ss

hea, snr. Folk, Of fsnnu~ssa
Speaking OF the remarks submitted BY this gentleman
10 the House, few days since, the Alexandria Age
makes the following Just observations: II
His exposition OF the principles rather no prn.
question Of slavery ~as equally appropriate Hs sv
He avowed himself one OF those denominaled Young
America, Hswas for Young America, but his definition
OF might diher from that OF others What he under
stood to be was go along with the progress of the
age that our republic may live in the eyes OF the world
and we fulfil our great mission; What he meaat by
Young America those who live up 10 the present
point Of progress, and ready, willing and determined
TO WELD The power OF this republic 70 carry out the pn
cples TO which he had alluded He objected 70 blows
being dealt the old soldiers who have batled for the
success Of the democratic cause and who have stood In
the front ranks, struggling against the common enemy
the whg party He would consider II parrlcda 10 strike
blow their scared bosoms He acted for the interests
OF party because the Of the principles o the
government and progress are identified with H. He might
have his preferences. he frankly avowed; but he did
wish to be asked Of Young America strike
blow at old Lewis Cass. He could not do it, II his
should be lifted for that purpose, il would fall dead
by his side. when asked to inhct blow on that mo-
BILE veteran, who has served his country in various
positions, with dignity abroad and with honor al
home, and now stands among men. approaching
to his three score and ten. Ihe noblest Roman OF
them ALL As for himself, he stood here, hoaest
democrat ready to place his hand the altar OF his
payand that altar he considers the altar OF his
tryand declare that he would sustain and vote for the
nominee Of the Baltimore Convention, and il any sac
6ce be required make it. Is there he asked, any demo-
crat who will not do this [Several voices: None.
'none Is there who will try to paint on his flag
his own preference, and ask TO obey III The wings
have their troubles. and we have ours but will ar
range in the Baltimore Convention and if they
get into convention they can arrange theirs.
He then charged that the wings are responsible for
the agitation OF the slavery question they were respon
sbe for It's origin and they have nourshed IT, fed il, and
stimulated TO the present hour and If anything should
grow out Of il, destroying the republic 10 them will be-
long the blame, and particularly the southern whigs
who he said leagued with the northern aboitionss.
without whom they woHd not have strength enough TO
claim the consideration of party. The compromise
belonging TO the democratic party, with slight postscript
of wings, scarcely enough 10 swear by and, nowilh-
standing this the wings proclaim to the country that they
are the best compromise men,"
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL II. 1859.
J..ds. ps.si.s.


..rv interesting communication has been addressed
by two OF the democratic members Of Congress from
~,o. which is inserted in columns this morning.
.a,0og the views entertained by the distinguished SEN
-, from Illinois OF the Wmo, provso. and Of the egis
oO rendered necessary by the acquisition Of territory
a0m Mexico II appears that some isolated passages
49,, one Of his speacbes. dated the Goth November,
,.,0 have been circulated extensively in Virginia and
..,vb.re, for the purpose OF injuring him; and il s to
0r.e the misapprehension thus produced that this
~.o,,ton has been made to u.s. The whole of this
.,..,h WAS published in the Union of the 2sth Novem-
- ls,s, and full extracts taken from it by
respondents
IN eouneaion with this subject may remark that the
against slavery Incorporated into the Oregon
Nm nv ,he votes of democrats and wings from slave and
~. STATE, ndiscminately and that bill, il will be
.,.,,sd was signed by James X. Polk whose very name
!, guarantee that the South not preudiced by it,
I0d,d the introduction OF the anti slavery feature in the
Oregon bill uhe whole Of that Territory lying north Of
"a deg 80 min) was regarded as matter of course,
and the proprey Of ii was but little questioned.
Wedesgn however, let correspondents speak for
h,m,eyes-baely adding that the speech referred TO
ysred al the capital OF Illinois. in the presence of the
Members Of the legislature. and reiteraon Of the
objections Of Mr. Douglas TO the Wilmot proviso, and OF
Ma support Of the Missouri compromise
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The wh,s causus.

Boh Of the organs OF the administration speak OF the
,ocos held by it's friends on the night of the 9Th Var
Gus reports are made Of the proceedings, from which Se
can only gather that nothing definite was agreed upon
4 seems that il is no easy matter TO arrange platform
al which the friends Of Mr. Seward and those Of Messrs
Fillmore and Webster may cooperate We may infer,
however, that the prospect not hopeess otherwise, the
adjournment OF the caucus until Tuesday week next
would not have been voted In the time, the opn
ion becomes stronger that the southern wings will have
sQccumb to the superior tact and management of the
hsher.law men, who it is understood are willing that
Gen. Scott should sign letters defining his position, pro-
fded they such as they first approve. II is con-
tended by some that General Scott is so good whig
that tits degrading to his character TO suppose in
which il would be proper to have explanations from him
Such friends say that his campaign in Mexico is enough.
There are others, however, not easily satisfied and
who are apprehensve that the experiment in Gen. Tay
a's case cannot be repeated. T
Should the convention be held at Annapolis or Rich
nond that circumstance, perhaps will itself have
dIaory influence the minds OF the southern wing Of
be parity and may 60 far enable the caucus leaders
suspense with any written explanations from General
so rs to his views OF the fugitive slave law On this
nat is rumored lwilh what justice we cannot say)
|an Mr. Seward, when asked if he could support Gen.
Scott in the event Of his writing Compromise letter ap
poving the fugitive. slave law, answered that it would
make difference with himself personally. but that he
mspprehensve he could not bring up the rank and file
dSpariy.
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NATIONAL THEATRE The opera Of the Bohemian Girl
performed last evening full and fashionable audi
ence who evnced their qualification by repeated applause
Mrs. Ssguin Miss Could and Messrs Segun, Bishop, and
Thomson, greeted repeatedly by such manifestations.
The farce of the Egyptian Prince well received.
On Monday night the opera of Cinderella, by Rossni will
be presented in which the whole strength Of the Troupe
will be exerted. We learn that and splendid comedy
dresses and decorations have been procured, and with
full and effective chorus, brilliant display well as an
excellent musical enertann,et may be anticipated, The
Ia rec of Boots the Swan will also be performed.
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Exchange Bank,

WAsHsoTos CRY, ID. c., April 10, is52.
THE stockholders OF the Magnetic Company
lne) between Washington and New York, notified
the 9th president compa
declared dividend of for ending
OF this monh which, after the 18th paid here or re-
mtted 10 the ownefs, they shall prefer
WIN. sELDEN,
April ll--d4t Treas Mag. Tel Co.
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0J-Hev. DIR. Root Will preach a sermon TO young
Church,
J. r. Eckard will preach the place 81 p
April IL
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FURNITURE DRY GOODS -cLAeerT a p

a DOUgON
of announcing The hooekepa and those who contemplate
vrons that the following articles in the above
complete Of which viii be found Of s very Ia,e.,
production newest in % mos, desirable foe utility snd
IN TOILET GOODS.
"a, o. 1914, Ia 24, and ia Russia. Bsrney sheet
4oncs Ineh inch inch and sal pillow and bolster
s o% sn % s. Ss. so
sssn offered Offered for sale IN This Pas 2, The country
Fine heavy toilet towels In dmash borders which
will be sold as low as huckabaek by The yard
Real Russia easset Ioweing very pleasant 70 use
been found highly conducive 70 health
named viii be found excellent used bathing purposes
AG S,e snd. sus s not s ss% S 70 'poS
which manufactured expressly Tor summer use
hsy not eSlns 100 heavy for The approaching sea'on
White pink blue buff and aequman toilet and crib and
While Msrseies sand covers.
vsc Ws Ps 5 T. @ 1E ss attention Of The public to these goods
April Ii-eodnNayl CLAcETT a DopsoS
TABLE LINESs.-GIAGErT poDsoN respectfully an.
nounce the reception their store Of the following goods
W loa IoI0 BY lo 1915 BY l0 1916 BY 10 ls double
7s BY 8 81 BY a. and by SO dinner and tea nap
p,nass egg and co,ored frui, doilios.
English and French colorcd damsrk wine cloths.
a. n G ss ans sm Scotch e, sas aa S sS s, &c
ApdlIi~eoiiMayif 6LaGETT g DoDsoN
RLooR orLcLoTHs AND INGRAM cARpErTNas.-
We have extensive elegant
ohcloths In Brussels landscape
signs all la entirely different
sold by think will be beaver and made
Also, article 81 wide real English
heavy and durabe pleasant article for
Berlin, Lezic, and domestic table olclohs
rich In the H#t#
Also, full of auctions
which In approaching
chea nd will be disposed Of by accordingly,
cents yard
Also, bale skeleton
l do Jenny Lind do
/ do Edeads
I
To all Of which invite the attention Of and the
public generally.
April ll-eofiMayl CLAGETT a DoDsON
Treasury Once,
R,LrfoH, North Carolina, March o. sq2
CEAED PROPOSALS. will be received 10Th
~ q May sert for te purchase q sixty thousand dollars Of
bonds issued by the state of North Carolina
will able semnnnuaiy, the frat
Jny each the principal Of
formiy with act Of the general assembly Of said STATE, raded
January 9s, 1851.
bidding win please letter. Proposal.
for State Bonda.b
u. w. COURTS
Apio Public Treasurer Of North Carolina.
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COST. Patrick's Church.servce nj IL O'Clock a. M Rev.
John Blox will preach Lord
Charles King will chant solemn high mass April III
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QMnsonic.The funeral OF Wiley. Chicago Illinois,
will take Hall, Streets
ming, h at O'Clock All brethren good standing
spectuly invited 10 attend April ii
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Qy-Dr. Dewey's Fourth Lowell Lecture N Tue sdny
evening, 18Th O'Clock Subject 90 Physical rgan
zaion-Ministry of the Senses and Appetites,p
Ap l0-d3t
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Private boxes s. dress circle and 90 reserved
rs orchestra rs family circle, IS
third tier, so cents colored gallery, 2 cents.
Ap III