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IMPORTANT FROM LOWER CALIFORNIA.
CAPTURE OF THAT TERRITORY.
BATTLE OF IA RAZ.
ORGANIZATION or A NEW REPUBLIC.
~>>~~>o>>|~>>1>>o~o>~~~
AT AIRS IN ONOLR A.
&C.. &C.. 60,

We have received ;ats important news from Lower
California That territory has beco ne . republic
The steamship John L. Stephens Capt Pearson, from
ssn Francisco at Panama. brings tho intelligence Of
the overthrow Of the Aexcan authority and the sstab
lishment Of republic.
The John L. Stephens has made wonderfully quick
run down the coast-ths quickest record. Annexed
is her log -
CoNpRNsED LOG OF THE STEAMSHIP JOHN L. STE.
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From E0siou.


DEATH OF LIEUT.. JOSEPH ADAMS-FUFHRAL OF Nh.
ChICKRRfNG.
BosToS Des IL, 1883
letter from board the T. s. steamship Powbatan,
dated 4th October, the death Ct Msnt JOS
Adams, nephsv Of John Quiuay Adams, who died on
beard that vessel.
The funeral Of tt late Jonas Chics ering TOOK place
from Trinity Church this forenoon Ths attendance OF
OF Fellows mechanics and charitable associatons AMI
musical societies was very largo he was buried as
Mount Auburn.
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Tho Popc's Nunc'o In P,ttss At.
NsULTKD BY RowDIEs-aRsAr ExCrrrxn.sr

1TsULTkD d HUWDIE5-dKgAT EXJfTTHElsT
pIrrsscRe, Bss. IL, 1873
A becini, the Popes Nunco, yesterday scored
TO church by large procession composed the dissr
sns Catholic sociees bearing banners with sppro pras
inscriptions. Considerable excitement srsued and after
the service, when the Nun, ,io accompanied by Bishop
oConori was returning to his carriage, some rowdes
stepped forward and pulled cigars into their faces aud
one rudey pushed the B'hop, mistaking him for the
Nuncio The offender chss lied on the spot During
the performance Of mass, Bishop OConor received let
ter rom Mayor Riddle stating That complaint hat been
mace that the Sabbath about to b. voatad by the
nrrg OF cspnoo music go and asking the Bishop to
nterpose The Bishop replied that he had know
ledge OF any such demonstration which would be made
without his approval. The Mayor responded another
letter. in which he recognized the right OF the move
meet for h0norng the ambssse of the head OF the
Catholic church, end assuring him of protection against
dssorderly Interference. The Nuncio is still here
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STEAMSHIP HUMBoIDT-IAts accounts say that about
seventy had been saved from the wreck Tho
weather continues 6ne and the ship remained about the
same.
TBE SrEAMsnp EMPIRE CrY sailed yesterday for Havana
AID New Orleans,
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BuTiMORr, Deo. II, 1858.
Ths New Orleans mail Of Monday last u received.
The Bulletin ncunces forty ssven deaths frcm cho-
Iera dui ing the week at the Charity Hospital
Peter M Matber, Of Albany, was arrested. with his
wife at AusustH, charged With dssrs uding T. Harhsr
Ahroksr,
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The RAILROAD Troubles at Erie.

EkIE DEC. 1000
There meeting Of railroad directors at Erie, on
Saturday evening" and proposals made to the oiti
gems, but no asod resulted.
Things quiet to rsy All parties are awaiting the
result Of the Injunction iasued against the Mayor and
Council, arguing At Pittsburg to day.
GOV. BIGLER sYMPATHIsES WITH THE PEOPLE.
ERIE, Dec. 12-7h P. NJ
message has just been receivee ny B F Sloane from
Gov Bger saying that his sympathies are WI tbs peo
pla that WI he do consistent with his
duty and the law shall be done; and If his presence will
be Of asy service in Ere he will cheerfuy come All Is
quiet here now.
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Extensive Robbery OF Jevvelry.


The jswelry establishment of N Z. Cttsnden va. en-.
tered this afternoon and robbed Of large amount OF
vslu ablea including about twenty gold Watches snspt
con rsts gang Of Young scamps and the police are
in heir wake,
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Latte and Intcres,ing from Nexico.
More Serious Railroad Accidents.
CAR THROWN OFF AN EMBANKxENT.

WEsTFED Dec. II, 1875.
II mail traip which left Buffslo this ,ruins {, ran
orer COW between Dunkrk and this place, ani pas
geDger car thrown down emhankmeut abor. ft
teen feet Fivs Fix persons were icjsrsd but ne
fatally.
DRAW OF A BRIDGE LEFT OPEE--LRAP OF LOCO
MOTIVE AND TWO OR THREE CARS.
Bosroy D.c IL 1883
On Saturday evening" the Old Colony railroad, the
draw at Neponset Bridge left open. and po werfu
loco uotive tender and two baggage Of freight
trsin won't tn, ough. No lives we're lost,
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The Health OF New Ora-ans.
Items from the SoutAs

INV UKLhNNs Utc- IUt I6SJ,
Tho weather here Ia cold Ano foe eud all undae sick
ness has nearly disappeared.
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We are under obligations to Mr.. Edward Il. Mitchell,
purser Of the George Law and also to tho Expresses of
Adams Co. and Wells Fargo Co., for favors, and fos
tho prompt delivery Of California papers. a rsf5
The steamer Paefs for Nicaragua also lft San Fran
csco on the 10th ult with the folio wnc specie list
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Fire at Watoxtown.

. WATERFOWL, Dec. IL, 1853.
About O'Clock yesterday morning the tannery build
log, occupied BY Button Farnham, for pail and tub
factory and g. NJ Reed for sash and door factory was
destroyed by nrewhoe loss estimated At So 500 insured
for 80 500 say $500 in the Eqlta of London 800 in
the United States Mutual and the balance in Utica
panies
Mr. Reed was uninsured and loses his books and papers
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luton providing that al motions to curn over the
yeas and nays shall be called and he Hous shall not d.
80 Unless BY the vote OF two-'hirs Rsfe-eo 70 COM
PROPOSED TO rAtruc--wBY syoJfD sg
ooSsrRUcrED-E yABLD
Mr. WENTWORTH (dem) Of Illinois offered resolution
that Congress has the power to prorde for the con-
sracton OF rsirosd over tas terrific ss OF the Uaea
States, for the safer and expedcous transPorta
ton OF the public moneys, mails, troopr and munitions
ofvsr fl m the Att .ntic the Psc &c co.gt and ought
Immediately to exercise that power. Hs moved the pre-
Mr.; snrHEss (whg) Of Georgia, ,soed to lay the
soiuion on the table. Decided Afrma dveyyeas l26,
,,s,s. Aas,oromSlo Aih S Alien A.
bassS Bsishsy B ssssss z sy,s
6. 66Essn. Sd ,Sasss GIa5shxslI
sass' cIsss Rs.s
sa Faf:h sssiis @
ss's a.na a'Iiis
ssn ngss: sser'ss JSsn:a. Jones Son::
E Hl: H:ea;:s %:
=: ss:.
sassr s y v smith Il % %
Ptsns e Ca ssrstson str.ab, Stuart o. Ohio sss Of
Hyss n wi. s' & x: wss 4 x
Kxsso Messrs wHn, Allen, Ball, Benson. pissell Cams
ss, s;n go ohs ss,sss;,I
6nnssr Nsses sssard sshesss
1ssn ra. Ese @ @fas has a
Lyon MoCurook Matts.on. Maurice MddsswortS, Mhiss
Per kins Of Iousana Pringl Ready Roha Of
Pennsylvania RUSSELL Sage Sspp, simmons Stanton Tsy
lor Thuraon Tracy, Upham Wade Walker Wsshburno Of
Illinois, Wasbburne, r Wells Jr, Wentw rub OF linoy
W Wentworth Of Massachusetts,, Yates and Iollkofer
ANOTHER nFORr BRHAlF RAILROADS.
Mr. WAsHnUHNR, (whie) Of Illinois. offered a resolution
to the conferred Congress to pro
vide for common de- ard general wea,e Congress-
has power to construct Railroads through territories
OF the United States for facilitating transportation Of
troops and munitions Of
Mr.. JONES, (dem of Tennessee moved to lay the reso
luton ON the table,
Pending which thA Ecusa adiournad
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Uur government has been formed upon sure nd firm
basis The civil code and code Of pra1tics of Louisiana
has been adopted for the rule of decision 10 our courts
and az the civil law Of the land We arrived At Cape st.
Lucas on Thursday, Nov s. On the morning Of the
9th. the Mer.ean cutter Geneva bruised of the cspe
Our appearances formidable she dssssd prudence
the better par: Of vaor hssed to and gave us the slip
In the evening troops sgain embarked for Magda
lena Bay where the Presideas contemplated establishing
the seat of government for the present.
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Marine Intelligence.
THE STEAMSHIPS STAR OF THE WEST AND UNION

Marine Intelligence.
TIE sTEAM5HIPS STAR OF THU WEST AND UNION
SHORT OF COAL.
NORFOLK, Dec. IL, 1853.
The steamship Star Of the West frem San Juan, Nicar
agua for New York. put in for Goals yesterday having
experercsd teIr bio gales She has 400 passengers
alie n and half of gold freight. and about hall a
million in the hands OF passengers
The steamer UIion, from Charleston, bound to New
York, put in here for coal She l.f Charls.ton
Wednssday night, and experienced heavy gale all the
way.
The schooner Mary Elizabeth, from Boston, bound to
Baltimore, put in here diamas ted.
DEATHS ON BOARD THE BARK J. c. ANDREW s--THB
STEAMER CI-Y OF BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL, 1858
Tho bark c. Andrews suppossd Curacao for Boz
ton has put into the trs,kwate with three deaths
board and another tick.
The steamer City Of Boston which saed on Saturday
for Boston, returned to the saltwater Sunday night,
and sailed again this morning.
Lnte and Interesting from Mexico.
JUDGES REMOVED AND BAHIsHEDN FOR REFUSING
HoNoRs-NsURaENr CHfsF -CHoLERA-
GOLD, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS Ds,. IL, 1853.
We in receipt of dates rcn tha city sf Mexico 10
the Be inst.
tx President Cayalos and Marceas Castsvedo Judges
Il Supreme Court have teen removed for refusug to
elt the kpightbood Of the new order of Guadalupe
anil evallos il exied
1t 10 runofed that MoIss OF the chiefs Of the late
Yucs tan revolution, has been captured and shot.
The cholera had entirely ceased ut Grida and else
where.
Rich gold pacers have been discovered in ths State Of
Soolra,
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Municipal Elections In Mass0e lrusettss
NO CHOICE FOR MAYOR IN BOSTON.

Ihe result greatly slates the Hans law AdvocAtes
Only two aldermen are elscted-one whig and one
democrat The Common Council IL whig
wnIas TRIUMPHANT IN LowlL.L.
LOWELL Dec. il, 1853.
g. g. Mack, wh;g, Ia re elected mayor, and the wings
have large majority In tho City Council
no CHOICE IN LAWRENCE.
LAWRENCE Dec. IL, 1858.
There has bssn choice of Mayor here.
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the time Of landing until. the ccss o! the action q as
nal defeat Of the ensny,) was about ore and halt
hours The ensmy's loss six seven killed aud -
versi ~oupdsd. Our men did no. much ~ recsvs q
wound except from the Cactus while pursuing the
througn Inc charSsrs ia the Of the town.
Thus en3sd the battle IA Paz cyownng our Efforts
W.T. success releasing Lor California ,or. ne tannous
yoke Of Se, and the escblismcat Of neo repubic The
rssourcos the mineral and agricultural
wealth Of the republic of Lower California desnes nor
to compare favorasy with hsr sistsr pubHca Our men
are all in Gns hs,th and spirits and are as noble and
body asvsre ever collected together.
The officers who compose fne government ara M
follows, viz -
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ruF pasr-rUR FUTURE.

BeG.re tie scquisftiou Of Texas, NegMexicO, Cali
.-1r.ssLl J-tah by our Government, our wisesJ aud
most prudent atesmen had foreseen and dePored the
and rri-srirs controversy morally certain
e,ovs such acquisition All Of these vac AID taia,y
feor,5 territories bod been prior 20 tie inaE OF pop
tr.tieu cur SyltLern States non slavehoding as
ID bur Texas .tI we're A1nex them aid II gas clear
,lst the South would demand rle recognition aud pro-
t-i,p Of slavery In Teas gLere Il had been 'arro-
Iuced most rregulsrly aud illegally ard either gen
rl recognition u tie right OF southern immigrants
10 csrrv tler s-yes mo the NegTtrrlories AMI there
l,dthsn 10 bordage or else partition Of those Ter
-o.its uith surrender Of the southern ao'men- 70
ne free ard leealzed influx Of t6e peculiar instru-
zion Usrce strorg resistance % ,he Annexation Of
Tsvss rot u-cdhed b. tie terms which that Annex
atm vas Effected guaranteeing Lot ong the perpetu-
atm a. Boudag- 10 Texas herself bat right 70 carve
,tr4e CT furuore Slave states 0Ir Of her Jet unset
lid Territories Had ,ie Wig csad.iate lOr Prssi
s.ntinl .+i stood distinctly and unequisocay on the
plafo,m Of W more Sle-s Territory be could not I'VE
-huLi have been 6es.eu.
Bur Pok VS. elected; Aauazayi9n -rianphed War
sgowed. ard he acqlsi.n CT ilr her territory be-
,,re,ee,-tate Arau larJ Gay. tie House O.! Repre-
sfntatiFts gave aI lclce la' H-h'rei ei4i-oll
tLus be acquired must be Free Territory eTermore.
Tie Senate would have eoncurred, but vas prevented
by lie expiration Of The Session Gen. Cas- a'owed
bis anxiety 70 vote for the Free Sol or Wnot Proviso
Of the House ard blamed John Davis Of Mass for hsv
ipg. by IL uaumey speech deprived him Of the oPPOr
tunty.
Tire passed and hostility to the WlmOt Provisc
became popular Ear-cry At the South Gen. Cass Ea'
candidate for the Presidency threatened With the de
fecticu Of TIE Southern vote EhereupOn he recalled
bis approval Of the PrcyisO and put forth new doe
e conteuled At the sOuIh as that Of squAter SOTer
eiguty Itsssegtedia terms the rgh Of THE PLoFLL
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WISCONSIN.

The Wig State Convention recently assembled in
this State after nominating Gov. FarSel for rceec
ton ard receiving bis imperative decenson, resolved
10 adjourn without day, making no farther nominations
This was patriotic and wise To nominate a Whig
State Ticket at this juncture would be simply 10 eN-
nose good men TO certain aud aimleSs defeat aud en-
sure the triumph and undivided, unqualified Predom'a'
ance OF those most bitterly hostile to Wing PRINCIPLES
and measures 1t would in fact be pGrsulng the same
blind, hesdlong, reckless mischeyous course which
che Liberty Party insisted taking in lSii' re-
sulting in the defeat of their svowed purposes AMI
the Coun'rys irrepsrab'e injury. We rejoice 70 know
that no such folly is be perpetra,ed in 1853 by 'he
Wings Of Wisconsin.
But it does not follow that they to refrain from
voting NJ the November Election because they have not
chosen TO present State Ticket On the contrary,
they viii st have Country to serve, duties to perform
evils 10 avert. public benefits TO secure Duties are
measured by opportunities and their opportunities will
aiher be enlarged than limited BY their refusal to run
distinctive State Ticket There viii still be two fall
lists of Safe candidates before them and they are NOR
y bound 70 select from these the names OF the more
Sonest competent worthy, and especially those whose
.con is morally certain TO ensure the largest measure
of Public Good
The proSlavery sntiLiquor Prohibition ant keiorn
,sboads that have hitherto fingered around the Wig
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standard under the impulse Of traditional or parso
considerations, will have already made their choice.
They know where il the stronghold Of Hunkersm' and
there they have already taken refuge And on the other
hand We trust that he advocates Of Temperance, Of
Human Freedom, and Of Reform AMI Progre generally,
viii cast their votes that they al rel on tie side Of
their own feelings and conviction Fyproper under
dersfsndinq ard concert With reasonabl neessOn and
Cancellation result may be alta ned Ia November which
inrures be passage he Maine Law At b uin
session ith other orms 81 like nature and tendencl
We I US 10 b in rschmeD to party nam and or
CARNATIONS vii he permitted to prevent a clnsunInA
tioD 20 desirable and benefcent
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In Senate, yesterday, the Niagara ship Canal bill
was ref, rred 20 Select Committee. The bll 70 I'M
prove the navigation of the Northern Rivers vas deoat-
ed until recess and the Senate had NJ afternoon ses-
sion.
In Assembly, several vigorous reuonstranee' against
the Catholic Church Property bill were received 4
number of private and unmPortant bills were passed.
The bill regulating the New.YOrk Jury list was lost.
Our Geographic dispatches were arrested last night
Nv the storm so thatwe not so well posted asusua
in affairs transprng along shore from St. JOhnsto New
Orleans
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The Tribune for Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for European
Circulation viii be issued To MORROW MORNING At
O'Clock Ii will contain all the Latest News up to the
time Of going to press Single copies, in wrappers
Cents The Asia sails from this port Tomorrow
O'clock
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sEwIso MAcmSEs-Many have learned TO Their Sc
non. and hire darpntIent the utter folly Of 1nyns sew
u.ehc, a. anal pce expecting % foOd work ia then
mi. sspcisly IN regard 70 al twoneede nscr1s wrch
cling stitch End taice much h'ead The Only
ehes hch have fully tined every 70 o. NoA ad - %
IN 49, a. The country succs1 operation VIII vast prom %
are Sin eers Straight Needle Machines which al
tiuoes 81 aed and Office, No Us Bfoadway y
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The NerHsmp.hire Hous. Of RsPfessn,aiiys. ~ ~,
80 have fused TO take the Maine Lqaoi LAF i'n '''
table. ~.
Well: the Liquor Law WIl lag some OF the KsP'v
,,nt.,ive. where they have laid il. 'Tem aooa'
fair play
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Fon THE Fan TRADE- Importers, JObbcr8
Arm2lork Oailn 0ribplle.
TUESDAY. JUNE %. 1853.

~ Persons wanting rbnr en- Al heir residences OF places
nfus,,e all rlese leave address che Publication or
end 10 n through the fosoc. fce ~ cents swees-ybs
thaC
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Lyo.'s KATHAIROS.-This invaluable article, Tor
Dsp6rua CURING bsUiJins Al Preseys ne h as
80 Nv nj 20 The beet discoysrea We 81 uh lA -nl
shu9 ali try certainly Price % cents 10 arse ooe' 500 BY al
DEALER ovc'y whefe
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"a EgL-BArcaELoR's celebrated Hair Dive aDd wig
gsso, removed No % Bos6~sy opposite ths rTh Fanaa
e.Tc,, oV rrsarned Euut g1a1tee 20 OF "aO pa
sniSs mn that heif b better implied BY him than Asy
,siu ert mt hf
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RvwAPE OF InPosToRs-The bona fde, original
and e1iy genuine Ezterqit sior ut nei..,.s H. d -
ma 10 4s Bro.dWy CosTARs Bedbuz Extern naior not oily
ti1s fle e. diuss but keeps hem away
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"a Manufacturer OF Shoes B ots, Clothing, Mat
&c.,. Crurs Carriages and o I'll cloth and eatl wfk
s,om tbe yer, tines. TO heaviest Sewug dchne
lirs sam FAR rons.r beautiful than other winch
Ill ~ az an shuttle work will rip r-vo wte lfd stcs
80 pcc So 10 $50 Certificates using luarsd
IN - GKOvER. BiKEH A. Go
ph'~ ~i ""' WIS" No. ~ Ch4nisrsst. y. Y.
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DgrIANcE SAIANAyDER SATEs.-GAYLtR fAtkNf
Rot,Ir NJ PA1EcE the sole Manuiseufef ~ me Laa
~ ~ lve 70 ersfsd and p C. OofFiNs npe1ethe De
sree Iois The safes sud Locks comb Cd 10 the e
No ~ ~sII bo~ MAIDEN Jane formerly No ~ Jo1t
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~ Attention is directed to an aVefuSeulrll III
.,b oIppr Of yausble Timber Territory 70 b. c-posed Of -
the lfh July next fusd "Nin aoll To = - '
toure' tftye On New fOTk.
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~ FowLERs & WELLS, Pbreno)gsts aud pup iso-
"a Cllrfnn Hal No. l8l Nas.aa.st Nsw-IorE.
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seasass<s Ne you'd wei eel "LiAEos 90 fR'.
Of Mulby Flere -
fouud DE .ess 10 b line ever 'r % 80
aukHr
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sPI1sDID CAkPETISGs -GhEAT lSoccEV2STs-
S~,y oussayKy No PssTl-sf- dsiy ad ra
spI@nfd Velvet Inres-T. Rr-s tFee
on M Inssn Cspsugs Hsypg been pecu1Iy rans'- plf
Ole receu advance n fA t are tDe- 70
nen fr 40 q cent. les than pflfeni na-1et f-te.
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ri WmsOSs BcsNEss DIEEcroRi i'r i''t " 'rs
s-dve complete and accurate than any sa var no" III
.reuar, ,.on and will shortly b. poiished
TEowrs Erw YoRK CRY DfccToRf Tor lF'~'
st r,l,d contains ~ 90 Names than any ot'f y Dc
- - J,HS ?. TEow, Poo isher.
'"J W. Office No. AIMS. p i1or.
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McrRxro GooDs-1he only psce IN Nes.Iork
k - ear penre every article Ao1rnag snd y
tss ~ = 81 BANJO ONzw EzDs iogrz sire, No
EsI Brcsdusy between Nichols and MftTpo its1 He
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TPaxsPARIET WiSDOw SHADEs.-ThOse NJ want Oh
,pstsf hdow shades soften 10 sarer - ~ s2a-d ~ o.
GtEasoz Of the Upholstery esabl stI o. 70 ~ 5ff- 49,
EVER sufion .so The geting lice .Soes ana - ga
81 ard 1a'g-r. q- To e
o. Mufins and Cuf-ein hatsa' % ie
kc &c
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Mechanics, Tradesmen and Citizens OF New
~ to,-e purins yosT heath ard Spv1s families Of the
lie in order the e1tr'asAni rsn De
,,5 IN this city earnestly e senson 70 TIE sdvsr
t. ofCsas tins paper h,aded "OBy Two Days Lea
So opt run ~ ~heTe By Investing OILY els yoo procure
ssfui oou r., yes6eree IN bsa Thy ocston asar tie city
H. w. DACUEkEEOTTFEs- beautiful Dab
Rev "a Peer Teig Es mauecUf an sod b. RAFFEErT
rrsrsl rsce = 80 ~ you'd uzh
-. l. IA anS f1fsrs u say nAt "a TIE inoiDc0n d
L. tco;yps fksrss every pson ES ha1s ore VI TIER 10
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