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TuE NEWTON COMPANY, PATENTEEs, No. North vii
liam street. Yok. This Is used exclusively in
many general printing Offices In this
country England The testnona have been
that will do AT eas, double the amount Of work that eau
type, while gives, the time, superior
working surface.
IL saving Of 100 cent Will be enested by
the Of shis type. tt st
furnish type from the foundrss In New
YORK. Boston Philadelphia pces and charge for
.fuciua II according 10 lie T.
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held In the Baptist 18Th above g. De
her proxulo and v month.
great variety manufactured articles, valuable pubicaons
and interesting the will be
The Of the exhibition will be enhanced by
proprssss
The abroad have consented to de
liver lectures Rev. John bowling d. Rev.
j. L. Burrows, Wheaton smith, Rev. A. A. Willis, and Rv.
d. Haynes Rev. Or. Magoon, Rev Dr. Neal, and Rev.
also been invited More than dozen excellent
Crosby lady, and otnr celebrated
ma also be expected.
The committee confident therefore, that they will be
able 10 make exhbnon Of extraordinary interest
contributions OF all OF goods and hncy
respectfully solicited from citizens
eny making contributions TO the value OF ladies
10 the 81 will be
admitting them 10 the ehibson lectures
and
The contributions at the
on Thursday
and until the opening OF The fair OF which
due will be given.
J. c. LEWIS
Nov o6-eodu Chairman OF The Committee.
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GROUND FLOOR

Nov 24-Iswih25Dec
BRUNSWICK CITY, Georass.-Large and peremptory ~ne
ID OF building the city OF Bfuns~ict State Of Georgia
Ave hundred eligible by pubic suction
Tburudsy the i2h day n
January 1884, ~ O'Clock The sale w, hr positive TO the
hieheet hi der.
Tss snd the ,hds in and
years. Title perfrct
the sort hold commercial maritime
superior presented other south Of Lhea
The climate 10 he~hy the water Further
cs,sss, with hc be had At The once of The company
Broadway John Brooks Brunswck,
ceoresa WIN. CHAUNCEY, President.
TgoxAs A. Drrrys, Secretary.
M-iaw5w
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brocic Thihct long shsvs
Very roh gold embroidered Thbct square sbswls
long do
Do plaid long sbswis
do square shswls
do Hungarian scsrfs
Rich brocbe Thibet
Very rch rold bosdv broche Thibet scarf..
addoa ladies' cloths and vel
and Widths which will be offered es.ona
bic prices. HoOE, BIO, CO.
ie-3xw4w
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nREEN's n ard Paper Cleaner for Book
kind of
rubber superior article for The sne pnp-e ever yet
qualities pencil cleaner
facility ordinary
scraper, surface Of the paper unhstued
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE co,
1ith doors of Psnnsyivsais Branch
of fstsnener's Hail. lT+ ssd l7s Pearl street, ~ "
s-r,is-n
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MOrICE-The following st. Johns Church offered
L
present occupants having -empon right price not less
the assessed by the ChnrchG
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The following list OF Of Tho American journals pintea
from copper faced type;
Tribune, Boston Journal
New York Herald, Boston Commonwealth,
New York Sun, Transcript,
Morning Courier and Enquirer, Boston Herald
New York Er press Boston Traveller,
New Journal, Boston Post,
Universal, City OF Mexico, Cincinnati Commercial, :
American NJ 1essencer, True Democrat, Cleveland, o.,
ChIda Paper, a this country and
Phi. Saturday Evening Post, England
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RELIsl BfsLLsI BELLS .Ths subscribers manufacture
ans al a
bells hung the noveabIe
fsss'i ss %
bell thereby pfoonsins sound
ared from e hest in iron easss. A, this
a Church 3 ~nn
s TSs
'ssa p Ss s ass We
awarded from various rs The best bells for
and refer lnshsd sy Our oasdys
any Of the States taken exchange ones
Levels s'n''a''y on s.ps arsssITs SONS
M.xal-lydaop West T'oy,N Ny.
SHoE,s. SHOES SHOES I'VE would respectfully the
attention Of and all Others interested
10 the Indies would that stock complete both
Ladies French yssrs black brown % and 1 Ugh soo
90 90 aSss a.,,s ..a .ssn ana ssG s's; .s article
DO DO DO do siippe"
DO do black and bronze kid slippers
DO heeied CATERS, from s2io 81 50
Misses and % ., button CATERS =, ssn'' :" q So
ra,ess boots slips Jsany Lnd and JeGerson
leather cali boots Oxford ties.
button Eai,er and low shoes OF every style and quality servants
WI, endeav please both in s and quality Do not forget
South side Of Penn. avenue, between
Nov ii-2awsw
patent salamander Gre thief proof afes
always hand No. s3 Dock street, Pade
f.n,ed equal to any in the United states.
more en be naHss Over Of 10
oa One % Of our sas. I Is
Tarme and Me.h.nic. Bank, Philadelphia
Uasd States Arsenal, in phil.d.iphis California
Appraisers Once, Pbladelpha
Philadsphia Germantown, Aor.town Railroad Company
WissSs.tsl faeis a'i Bsss, wi winehe.isr, virgins.
Sole sgcncy for Bulterworths superior bank locks.
Patent slate lined refuserators
July 3o--2s~ly
ind unmtsy against by Fire, IMand TransportA-
tion, and Marine Risks ON Vessels and Cargocs.
d,TNA INSURANCE COMPANY or UTICA, NEW YORK
III Capital SNo'oS''
Jons B. Iisx.s, President. u. H. HAwLfr Secretary.
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY OF UTICA NEW YORK
CAPITAL $1,000
C. n. Coyssrrr President JoHx BRowKE, Secretary.
s os or by Are su. Of and osp
vessels dwelling and and mechan
diss ny sea or inland tran sportat,on,
"''''''' '''"p'' CH4s. DE sELDINo, Agent,
st., opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
.ppilesio.. SaS. A""'' wy SEP isoaawtf
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
Neu accumulated cash fund, August j. sS3 -Sasssa $
~. wrxsTes, President Isaac hssAr, Secretary.
profits assured and policies for
the whole life viii be made available In part payment Of premiums
OF who wish H.
Policies security issued reduced
premium. l#rE
Explanatory pamphlets other information be obtained by
application 10 - - - - -. e#.
CHAs. DE sELDfNG, Agent,
.-a.fs seventh ST., opposite Odd felows' Hall.
Larner cfhcs above, duly authorized
Applications. .M. H#s Sep l6-2awu
Coe nn0 WORTH of new goods. embracing every
DoCUUU Of fashionable foreign and domestic dry goods,
reduced Persess wish
ns stock, which
nov offer tie best induce
YERBY, TEBDS, YERBY,
Pa and 7th
FOR BALTIMORE
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Blue flannel for lining great
Ell Wogsled ssshss, crimson
bruins, complete, artillery and infantry
Tin csn.sens, TO hold three pin,s
Bun,ing red, white, and blue
Tent poles aud pins, SETS for hospital, wall, and common
An n h,cp m,,.f be OF domestic manufacture
Samples viii be sent BY mall with any additional niormaon up
ons o hs .moun, Of each delivery will be retained
ne shall @ o s ss y 70 IN
supple. viii Ss required on o. before hs . Of 1"y
ton BY Congress this branch Of the service avasSe
's ss, ". BE- a f y tho quantity
Of the supplies above mentioned .x...,. g. =. n,e,
mea Of which VIII repaired Bid. are de-
sired aS w g
any who is known or regular dealer
..,ss "a il .hs BIDS offered address q s
Intended 70 be proposed as seeue' ea'e
Letter. containing proposals endorsed. Proposals for
Amy sDppne'' a0o''''''" aa G. II. CRosMAN,
Nov -saw3s,Dec. Major Quartermaster U. j. A.
BOUT TO MOVE.-we expect move IN one Of the new
central 7th and s,h streets,
about and n order 70 reduce our stock a.
cash or very puncus credit from This date Our whole
% % y ana ~s o sf s saa
complete in the Disrrisi, comprising. -,..,...
fuI stock black Lyons vevet in all
widths
One the largest plaid and plain silks we have
had. A Fn 7 81 4tfs -
our goods Of kind is full and complete
-2@ 81 astf sHAwLs.
department feel confident that we show the great
est low prices
spcuk themselves fact whole assortment or
goods good condon, and have been bought cheap and
strangers who should not fail
anime before purchasing,
goods full embracing every quality
OF sheeiing table insns and napkins
we viii offer advance, aud respectfully solicit call from
= w NJ. SHUSTER K CO.,
2-co6lf tth street, near the avenue
Ry.Ss Cans and Head Dresses.-Ladics in of the
ID we'll give call, As wish To close
out stock ON hand
IuU dress caps, 81 70 81 IS
d. 81 rs cents
Plain caps, Is ~ cents
mourning caps, 50 cents 10 u p
A large Of hesd dresses, 5O cents TO 81 %
n.c Eao:n - A. TATE.
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VIRGINIA. LAND sCHfP.-The undersirned, having hsd
snnA twenty years. with vnsss military land
oataRs, revolutionary records Richmond,
us revision of elaine 3lss
ai asl viii also purchase and sell land and land scrip
n commission at
s3G0 q tteN es ar,. vEsPAsTAN ELLIS,
June 8-eodh Irving Hotel
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rIOAIks MANrILIAS, tsc~-we have Just received large
complete Of style Partisan and other
coaks masuisS, sacks rcarf shaws &c, which
ladies OF Georgetown, Alex
and and The We
ias dll - Lee. al ne
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FOR BALTIMORE
= sse>n The steamer oscEoA wil on the o'sh sep,sW-
3rue}Anp her, running regularly the above
place leaving Washington every Sunday, at
O'Clock, leave Baltimore Tuesday At
O'Clock, p.
she win regularly going
Mays Cone kvs and the usual landings the
Poomar tor signals o 10 land
Passage and resh, ., the usual rates.
sept 2i--codn Captain.
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General Agency.
TAYLOR COLLINS viii pro~ecus claims Of description
before thu departments,
PENSIONS ands and
buying and selling OF real ear the
collecting business They Will also
such information they de-
OF government Charges will he moderate.
Ofhcs street. Immediately opposite Winders Building, Wash
ington, ID. @.
Hon Jeme. 6. Dohbn, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon Jefferson DAVIS, Secretary Of Wsr
Nichoas CYian, President Board common counch'
Gen John NJ McCaia, Attorney Al Law.
James u. Csustin
w. o. kcddal State Department.
Sept 25--dtfAcp A.fs'l ffa
Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, DC.
Tis institution open ful operation Tvs ccurs~ NJ
study thorough pysctsed The principal swrern
tends all the departments assi-tsA by the hess and
efficient teachers The The vy 6nest ID
daughters under watch
Bcardos and i,'on all English branches oo session Of
ten nemths French, music, drawing, Ac. sHHs-
Day pnpss from ~ 70 $40 Of II weeks ~
Crcans ans catalogues 10 be had application 10 the Pr
cipa. eF II, tsesK .. 5s...- ~. .f.su ,.s... ~.
sept is-Awdhcp fstayl Principal
EDIcAL ROOKs-A large Of medical books, mr.
III sale st the publishers prices
oc,W YRAscK TAYLOR
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MEDICAL ROOKsA large assortment Of books nj
III sale At the publishers prices.
FRANCk TAYLOR
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| DO heeied CATERS, from 81 10 81 50
1 Msses childIen's button gniers 81 SO.
Together with all other qualities Of Iadie misses aud child
CATERS, boots, slips, Jeuny Lind, and JeGerson's.
patent calf Oxford
gaters every style quality
shoes OF every variety
We would advise all TO give call before purchasing A.
will both style and quality DO forget
| 10 cali at A.. HOOVER SONS,
side Penn. between 9th and 7h
Nov ll-2aw6w
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EAvE daily, exceps Sunday. at and 9, M, AZ and p M
Ia On Sunday, ats, and s,
This uain ard
ucn and Relay the others At All way stations.
Trains ~ z, n and sk p M, with Annapolis.
Do do d, a. m, and :, p m. west
Do DOT and a M and 5, p m do east,
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Ooc nn0 WORTH Of new goods. embracing every
oCUUU style Of fashionable foreign and domestic dry goods
very cash. PeTsess wish
ins purchase call stock, which -
very complete offer tie very best induce
msnh.
YERBY, TEBDS YERBY,
Octs-f Pa and 7th
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pfncnFed tH ofc
and good for The day upon which they are issued
r. ", PARSONS,
July B-d0 Agent.
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1 RE.Ss Caps and Head Dresses-Ladies in wa
u above goods VIII do well TO give me call, a Wis
out the present stock ON hand
lu0 dress csps, 81 70 81 IS
100 d. do 81 cents 10 rs cents
Plain caps, IS cens TO ~ cents
lOU mourning caps, 50 ccnts 10 si p
A large lot OF head dresses, ~ cents TO 81 70.
Dec l-eoJg ~
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ENGLisH TESTIMONIALS.

e ENGLISH TESTIMONIALS.
WmrEEKIARs, July 30, Ie53
pleasure bearing the advantages
copper faced type and stereotype ates
experience enables judge prescryi
lion surface sharpness impession and increased facility
economy in working. ...., 7.
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DEATH OF JuDeE BuRHEr.-We stop the
press to announce the death o. the venerable
and revered Jucge Buraet, who died during
the night Of yesterday. Wherever the !.
nouncement Of this bereavement II read,
either in our own or in other Western states,
Il will excite emotions Of profound sorrow
smong the agsd, and of the most sincere re.
gret among those of later generation
Born on the 22d of February, ITO, and ".
ing % tie 10Th Of May, 1859, the honpred
dead he'd reached she patriarchal aga Of
eighty .three; and. il his departure, l,avey
behind him, for the soIace of his kindred and
near iri,nds, the remembrasce of private
worth rarely e4ualeds and TO the community
at lar ye the recollection Of lifetime whose
long yeass were spent in thu accomplishment
and record Of public usefulness and general
bene6cence, whose fruits will not be fully re-
alised for many generations to come.
Gin. Caz.
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We are informed that Ne. Cyrus K. Drew,
sem, has been appointed Colonel In this
county by Gen. Greathouse. We cordially
approve of this appointment knowing a. we
dothai he can "face the masic" a. we'll a.
the cannon's mouth, in case Of emergency,
and that the country is safe with such men
in its. militia army. C !. Drew 10 not ma.
turaIIy blood thirsty like his chief, but he ID
capable and popular. We should not be con.
tented with his appointment, il We though
for moment its duties would deprive the
Pavilion Of its landlord, because his place
there cannot be- filled. We rather hiute cd
to the General that we should like some mi
litary Office and expected to be colonel, bul
we now make our appeal to Col. Drew. a. he
has the appointment Of those under hi m.-
1t appears to Us we would make formidable
booking officer and might well striks terro,
into the hearts of bearded enemies sne
timiJ maidens. ta ,,sf
But the Colonel must judge Of that. II
we are small man, 90 was Napoleon. but hs
didn't r all that secure less military distinc.
ton. Give US the field, and wei carve our
own name so high up on the Temple Of Fame
that ordinary tail men can't touch it with ,
six footl or. ets. &
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MAGNIFICEKr coLLE.TtoN OF AxrrArs Avn

MAGNIFICKNT COLLECTION OF ANIMALS AND
BIRDS
Native ana foreign, consisting OF Leopards Teeys Thar
Cats Panthers. Wolves, Black and Grizzly Beayl ions
OF the latter the largest ever seen this side az The
Rocky Mountains Osrches. Monkeys oursae outahes.
sne remarkable LMsas Nafure, known 40 The
WILD BOY OF CEYLON; =. ,-fiy
The Happy Family" and one of the Dost
~ ones evsr collected numbering ever ONE THOU.
SAND BEASTS AND BIRDS, native and fore D. living
Castle. -" =
In addition 70 these and many other attractions In This
part Of the establishment
The RENOWNED CHINESE FAMILY.
Of I've persons intending the Royal Pncen
r"AN fEkO, the most beautiful creature Of her hjeN
class who ever escaped from the Celestial Empire her
feet being only two inches and half in length viii an
pear. and give Concerts, both vocal and ifstrumenesi
using their native Instruments
MONKEY AND PONY PERFORMANCE
Wlu be given at each exhibition, and Mr.. GEORGE
NUTIEk, the Lion Tanner, will enter the cage of he,
large and beautiful BRAZILIAN TIGER. and hose or
several other ferocious Animals. =
Hippodrome. IL so disposed. = =" =
PKIs TO BOTH is ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
Children and servants half price,
The newly designed and magnificent Pavilion 10 capa.
Die OF seating ave thousand persons comfortably. "
scriptiys Bills the Hotels. : =
myii C. H. CASTLE. Agent. y
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LOUISIANA CONGRESSIONAL APPorHrnxur
The present Democratic Legislature Of
Louisiana have materially changed the Con.
gressionsl appointment bill, passed b. il,
Wing predecessor. Three of the Districts
us now constituted, wiIr pretty certainly b.
Democratic, and one Wing. Under the Oh
aPportionment one was Wing. one Dsmocra,
tic, and two doubtful. at ordinary. elections
although we believe three Of them gave ma
jorities for Gen. Pierce fOs President las
November.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OPENING DE SUMNER MILLINERY
ON Thursday. May l9th. will be opened new and
oeauafui assortment Of Fancy Bonness, Mantles Caps
&C., TO which we invite the attention Of the Ladies'
MISSES CowDEN & BARKER.
myl+3tw Main It,. between Water & Fi,s
EvANSvILLE TEMPLE OF HONOR NO.
meets every Thursday 1t u o'clock. p. m. The ON.
Gers forthe present Term follows James Walk
or. w. Ut; w. d. Wright w. IT; Z. Z. Wheeler,
w. r.; Thos. D. Smith, WA. r.; w. w. Tileston, w.
F. RI B. r. Norton. w. T.; G. Gosling, w. o.; N. H.
job son. w. d. U. B. Waller w. G. wm Allen W. s.
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.CITY or EvANSvILLE
TUESDAY MORNING:::::,:.trMAY ",


Organising the M lbssas'
Were we sure of continuing siwaysin peace
the militia would be muscles institution
But in view of the fact, that oar country ~ q
nation must SO long as itstrictly watches it,
own homer. protects the rights and interests
of its citizens, and maintains at ali. hasards
the very institutions which make Il the Re.
public of the world. must be continually threat.
ened by wal. probably the militia system is no,
altogether farce. Our military strength
isl not in regularly organised army, which
is small in comparison to that Of svery other
prominent nation. but in the people them
selves, who will not permit standing army
in their midst The militia system is intend.
ed, IL properly cirrisi o1t,, to. make this
strength Of the people available at any day
inrthe cause Of tse'r country. The question
. is-can it be properly carried oat without
trespassing somewhat on the very rights il is
Intended to protect. Il has generally been
considered farce, in the West, and, we are
in some particulars disposed &c to consider it
bS"' PotusuiCuS VI Su0
GERS, so that through these officers and their
orga.izltion citizens can be systematically
detailed and their strength known and APP
portioned, may be all very right-but this
cornstsck and umbrella drilling, "accordine
to the tactics f.the Uniled- Stasss,' y il VERT
able farce, without any particular rsdsening
advantage. ~ -
Mr.. VIM. GreatRouse has been appointed
under he late Militia Law of this State,
Brig. General of the first District. II 10 HE
duiy to visit every county scat in. the Dis
trict, and appoint Colonel, Lieutenant and.
Major, and so-instruet them.as that they may
at once organize companies o: one hundred
cach,il every township according to popula.
ton, &c.. &c. The Colonel appoints his 10.
ferior officers. Brig. General Greenhouse
will in accordance with his instructions visit
every county seat in the District, without
delay and citizens will hereby take notice of
the fact. So soon as this business 10 proper.
ly attended to. he will m AXE his gepert to the
AdJt General at Indianapolis.
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DYES Book OF BAxK Morn PIxrEe-An
illustratedpamphlet containing. with adver.
tisements, over sixty Psges, has recently
been issued, which will be found useful 3,
all who are rece wing bank paper a. money.
1t contains specimens Of thirty genuine die,
used by counrerfeiters for manufacturing spu.
rious notes, which were obtained at sale Of
the effects Of Durand'& Co., Engravers. A
full page illustrations of several spurious
notes now in circulation, 10 quite an import.
ant feature Of the book.
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RossERy OF ApAm's ExPRkss COMPANY
A young man, named Major Seth Damon,
formerly delivery clerk in the employ Of
Adam's Express Company, was yesterday
brought to the city from Toledo. Ohio, to an
swer charge Of grand larceny, committed
on the 18th Of last March. On that day the
accused was Entrusted with two packages of
m,ney-ono containing $1,000, and the other
el5o0-he appropriated il to his own use and
fed the city.
When he was taken before the magistrate,
and asked what he had to say relative to the
charge, he answered, II am perfectly guilty,
took the money" He was then comm tied
to prison. II is believed that he has $4,000
of the stolen money deposited in q place
known only to himself.-N. Y. Tribune.
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WAICA6S, CLOCKS AND J8W8lskY.
q THE subscriber thankful for past liberal paf ).
~ ronsge, wou respectfully inform the public. and
~ The Ladies In particular. that he jnss reeeved'
a , and very hne sssortmentof WATCHES JEW.
ELhf CEoCkS, and all other articles usually found In
aJeweler'sshop which he and sjH sell II prices ~
low as they ssn be bought in any cher city Is 80
Guard, Pos. and YES, CS.;ns: Pain ud sess knrs.
Diamond Rings, God Pencils. Fine Hunting Loc9eos
Guard and Fob keys, Fine Seals and Burkle Cole
BrcssrPas splendid los of'Eauiness bon Droge ard
Hoops Silver Table and Tea Spoons Si11r Pebcn ana
extension Penholders, Silver Thimbl6ss boouipoi ot
OF fine Pearl Cars Cases. Portmonies SouyenieFs, end
host ofother articles; all Of the newesssy3es. Ca 10
and take bew. as u 10 s0able 70 sbowsueo
nice things. Every thing solo - Warmed sbe syTs
resented. j. u B9T5HoLFr -
apl-3m Main Street. beE Water and 43Rsc
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@We pubIishin to-days paper IN excel.
lent letter from our late fellow citizen,
ssm'l. B. Garrett. Esq, who IL now on hid
way to Oregon with Gen. Lane. We hope
be may write frequently to the Journal, Al
his friends here will read his correspondence
with great interest. He has pro missed Us reg.
ular correspondence. and we hope he will not
dissppoint us and other friends. We wish
him again, = very pleasant trip. and q hap.
py time when he arrives a. Cslifosnia.
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The New EHvELoPEs. Department
are to have the new stamped e1Ddopes ready
BY the first proximo. But II ~ commence
their distribution BY the 6rst Of July next. il
will be a. soon ~ one can hope for. They
will be sold 1t % 20 per hondred-93 for
the stamp and twenty cents for the enve-
lopes.