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A. 1. conNASLE. 0vo.B. sMvTH. N coxHapLr.
CONNARLE. SMYTH T. Co.
holrsaie 0reeers- dealers In Tennessee Irsn q

SM YTH a. CO.
'ess In Tennessee Irsn. q
mmissten Merchants,
d So, Levee,
The following, completing
hich they offer to the trade
= will do justice 10 any or
with
SO nests tubs,
10 doz tar buckets.
30 doz ZINC washboards,
20 boxes clothes pms,
100 cola x,sRiliafops,
IS s. int 81
rs tcz hemp and grEsssed
sords,
400 boxes wintsw glass,
, asst sizes n bfsnus,
/, 60 boxes tunablers,
60 hxs pit, III pr b qtaasks
6 ceroons d ceases indigo
csss prime maddey,
8 tbis alum.
10 g copperss,
Is sacks pepper,
D +" spies,
90 boxes gro. pepper and
ptmento,
z bales cloves,
| case nut mega,
20 boxes gro. ginger,
70 doz yeast pow ders,
30 bbas din kinds nuts,
30 blu fiesh pea nuts,
ts bales cotton batting,
10 +" candle wick,
10 bags cotton yarn,
30 - colored and white
carpet chair,
10 bales wrapping twine.
20 boxes ST. Louis starch
70 |" starch,
DO dox 1hemas' oysters,
100 bnAes cLndy,
500 kegs riiie and mining
powder,
ssa d . wood buckets,
10000 feet fuse,
20 cases ID and hf ID can
lister powder,
100 boxes mate hes,
10 boxes INK,
loo bsgs shot, all slres,
2 tons bar lead,
900 81 @ D caps,
Nv u water proof do
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JUST RECEIVED.
HATS.

lust RECEIVED per Express large lot Of
d Fashionable, soft fur Hats, Pearl and Black.
for sale cheap by
d. F. HUMPHREY &GAGE.
Juue 8, 1855.
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Sack Salt.

RIVE thousand bags G. A Salt, heavy and fnl
beached and in hne order, now landing from
steamer Adrizfic. ard for sale bv
CLEGHORN & HARRISON.
June D 1855. d6tAw
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QUINN a hIxE.
" hel.saie Grseers. dca,
Forwarding and Co,
Nos. 67 an
A RE now receiving
n. heir spring stoe X. wi
al very low rates. The,
defa they may be favored
100 hhds n O sugar,
s, bbls beicher's cliff,
as % loafsna crushed
loo g s H moiasses,
90 /" plantation q
DO IS Beiche,,s S II Il
golden 8, rup,
30 pkgs hf bill n kgs do
TO- sacks Rio coffee,
40 pock'ts Did gov Java Dc
SOC kegs Eaiis,asst sizes
90 BOXES soap,
90 do star capdles,
60 do rit uld do
rs hf chests teas, asst,
30 boxes do
100 bxs chewing tobsc co
various brands,
so bxs cut chewing and
smoking do
DO NJ regaiis and principe
cigars.
AZ boxes Cuba sixes,
500 bu PRIME ID. Apples,
hoo bu prime p. Peaches,
loo pegs ssieratus, kbls ,
boxes, kegs,
2 kegs b e soda,
sso bble wrapp'g paper,
too reams let. D. cap do
90 pkgsi.7 b . mAckerei
8 drums catfsh,
90 bxs smoked herring,
. cases saiaines,
10 tierces rice,
Is bills tai,
20 " ii'ch e. rosin
~ txs NJ Il rsisin:,
20 hf AMI ar bxs do
I case prupes, in boxes,
10 boxes citrcB,
SEQ drums ngs,
10 bbis Dayton ale, fresh,
rs boxes mustard.
10 g corn star CHI,
SO dor brooms,
900 les broom twine,
a. boxes sxea,
rs bblg CraCASrst
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and ClotkS. Geld and PIatcd lewclry,
BOOTS AND SHOES;
Also q large and well selected stock OF
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
Victims, Accordeons, Flutes, Glass and Fancy
Boxes.
No. 81 Main st., sorth side, betwee ID lth ST
kEOKUk, IOWA.
HAVING been engaged exclusively IN the
II Whoissals Trade in New Albany Ind, and
still holding interest there, will enable me ~
fornsfiy,t TO buy my goods BY the package of I'm
porserS and Manufacturers. 1hss placed on the
same foundation our Cincin natl and saint Louis
whOlssale dealers, I can safely pledge myself TO
duplicate any bill pur chased In our western citet.
Tbs citizens OF this place ard the surrounding
country, ~ well ~ erchants, are soliciied 10
CALL AND EXAMINE FOR THEMSELv Es, a.
shall take pleasure In showing my Goods.
June 9a-dhw I'D. WOODWARD.
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TNHOMAS CROSS notifies the public that he
i will open Meat Stall on 81 street. in the
heuse of T. w. Johnson, adjoining the coffin
ware room, where he hopes to receive share OF
public patron sge THOS. CROSS.
Feb. p, 1855. DIFF
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u w I.InERAnan

DEALEhia watches Clocks, Fancy and yarie-
IL ~ goods, Musicsi Instruments, and Toys
All kind. Watches, Clocks and Jeweiry repaired.
Old Gold and silvel bought. Main street ,beteween
Fourth gna Fifth, keokuA Iowa [msr.asss.d
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SAVE THE PIECES.

SAVE THE PIECES.
uOL SSOE'S Diamond Cement will stick the m
II together sothatthey will stay and 40 mistake
Call II AYREs' corner OF Third and Main streets,
and geta bottle. July ~ dAwI
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Rankin f. Miller

lave made arrange ments at Washington
IL City, by which they can speedily procure
Land Warrants under the law of 1855.
AL persons who have served in any Of the
wars Of the United States are entitled TO leo
acres. In case of decease OF persons " no actu-
ally served. the widows and heirs are entitled.
No charge unless successful.
Office over Parsons Bank, Keskuk, Iowa.
March 81, 1855. d8a3m
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ratent Resting.

2oe9 lbs Felting,
% hbls. Composition. for sale hv
CtEGHORN & HARRISON.
Anil II, 1855. W
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Tract e. Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy Railroads.
I S now completed, and Trains run the eutil e
/ distance from CHICAGO to BURLlNG-
TON, Iowa, without change OF cars.
re most direct route TO Chicago, New York
Boston, Philadelphia, and all he's POINTS East
= Daily Trans {elre Darlington San
days ereeItea.
/. DAY ExrRsss, -TuEouGH Z. 30, A. NJ
Arriving al Chicago The same evening, passing
through Mopme nth, Galesburc, Princeton, and
com ectE at MENDOZA with the Illinois Central
Rail Road TO Lasaiie, Bloomington, sp, ingheld
Decatur, Jacksonville, and Naples; also with
Gaena ana Dunleith
2.--.ExpREss THRorGH Z 80, I'M
Connecting with Illinois Genital Rail Road al
MENDOZA for ST. Lonis ard Cairo dir.ct
Trains on the aboee Roads run in close con
nec'ion, avoiding all laying over at ary of the
points.
igau Central and Michigan Southern Road and
with 81 the Reads leading to The Atlantic Cities
Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington al I. 80. P n !.
reach Galena Duhiei'h ia = hcurs and ST.
Louis in % hours.
BY this route passengers will r. aeh The interior
portions oil Ohio and Indiana in less time. and
with fewer CHARGES, Than by any other route,
connecting. via Mi AN Central at Michigan
City. with lie New Albany and Salem Road
thence o all points south and southeast
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago
and no charge for handling a, any point.
Throug Tickets By his Route can be pur.
chased al the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
c. G. HAMMOND, Superintendent
.. REMrcK, Ticket Agent Burlington
c. Z. FoLlErT, General Ticket Agent, Chi.
csgo.
Chicago, Nav 1st, 1855. d6w
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Farmers take Notice.

~ LlLHER has On hand and will furnish 10
= order Zimmerran's celebrated Separator
Tor Ihrashsng, Cleaning, Screening and Baggine
kHain ready for Ensrkai. Ii v III thrash and clean
tsSn 500 TO 500 bushels per day, and has taken
~ premium IT the Crystal Palace, New York.
4 enAat the State Fairs Of Maryland, Virginia, Ia
y aianas Illinois, sc. Orders will be thankfully
0Seceiyed and commu CO ions wilirecelse promo
4 nttensicn.
a4idence on Fulton st., between "a ard 81.
r. EICHER
Anril 10, 1855. dAw
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So - = ~~SA ~, -. 1AhJA4II
FOOTE 4 CO.,
Forwarding and Commission helchants.
AND GENxRAL
Railroad and Steamboat Agents.
EAST BURLINGTON, fLLs.
IfOOTE 4 co. are the "oNLy FoRwAEprns''
4 On the East side Of the River their Ware
house being connected with the Railroad Freight
House. and but few rods from the river, Goods
and Produce can be forwarded 10 aud from The
Cars or Boats .swIIHf UT prLAy.o
They a'so offer superior Indscemenis' to
shippers and merchants, being sEonts for tire
great Union Express Company, Burlington
Iowa.
April IL, 1855. 3m
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Important to Builders
OF BURLINGTON.

A BRANCH of the Mercantile College oil
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the Iesis
lature OF that State with perpetual chatter.
TRUSTEES.
His ETcellencY the HoN. JAMES BUCHANAN;
Hon Wa. WHINE, (late Secretary at War;
the Hon. MosEs HAMPTON; HOY. W r. Low
ny; hon CHAsLis MAYOR and Grs J. L.
MooREHEAp.
AsDsrw 7. HowpET, late senior Professor of
Book Keeping and Commercial Science in the
Mercantile College of pennsylvania
Louis Il DALHoFr, late Professor OF Com.
inereis and Ornam .ntal pennanshpi in the sane
nstitution.
CiAs. BES. DARWIN, member Of the Barlng-
ton Bar-Proiessor OF Mercantile Law
The Principals design carrying ont in every
particular that course OF training for business in
troduced and followed NJ Tor upwards OF fifteen
years by MIR. DuFF the founder Of the Mercan-
tile Collage OF Psnnsylvan,a, by which about
SOU merchants and accountants have been quail
med Tor business. II IS now regersed by busi-
ness men as the most thorough and etfee tive pre-
paraht Tor the accountant given in the United
States. II eonrrehends upwards of 400 real
business Observation-Disclosures six different
methods Of conducting books by double entry
about 500 commercial computations, explaining
many business operations not found in comm~r
arithmetics-a comprehensive course Of meicar
tile penmanshp-business forms and busine,
letter ally lectures on commercial law ant,
CONNIE cal sciences.
TIER rooms will be open for the reception et
students on the first OF December.
Circulars mailed TO any address
RnrllDpton Nov % 1881 aSw
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BEN. f. DcDECN.l
MERCHANT TAILOR,

y
EE0EUk. IOWA
IL EEPS general assortment OF French, Eng
N lish and American Cloths. Ca>simeres. and
yestinga OF the very finest quality, and the n est
fashionable patterns, which be uilI make mp TO
order al the shortest notice, in the latest style
Also rood assortment Of Shirts always OH hand.
Feb Sth, 1888, diy
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ST. CHARLES HuTEL,.
RNEn JOHNSON sEcoND STREETS

tUKNEM IB!NsUN ANDNEtUNU ATFFET&.
KEOkIK.
G. THIS House having been leased bs the
E4A paired, and thoroughly renovated from
top 10 bottom II 10 eliaioly situated, and IS
provided with all the necessary arrangements for
frs' rate Hotel The design If the proprictor
is to make il the banner Hotel Of Keolyuk, and
no pairs or expense will be spared 10 accomplish
that object
ca luggage taken to and from The House
free of charge. GEO. RUSSELL.
Keokuk, July p, 81 DIFF
Important 70 Builders
fIsHE Model Architect, series Of original de-
j. sigrs for cottages. villos snbur bar residences
&c. accompanied BY explanations and estimates
GRAHAM& CAVE,
April 9, 4.
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j. w. Johnston !,

The Book OF the Season has Arrived.
THE MAY FLOW Err. from the pen OF Mrs
l. Harriet Reecher Stove ca N be found on the
counter of Messrs. GRAHAM Il CAVE
May |, 1855.
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AA6osNS. GNAdAm = CAVES would FctpAc .
lvt fully announce 60 theis friends and the pub
No. TIT they have opened large stock or Books
- stationery, In Grahsm's Building, IN secons
oopoots 80 door north OF the Post once. Ths
ooDek eompfises . varied assortment OF niscslIs-
noo1a, classical, school, and music bocks; to
OAscA 116itione are made almost daily ny receipts
1eoo - princtpai publishing houaes Ia the Uni
- ooalee, Of sll new and popuitr looks. Pur.
eAoooea Will and on our shelves many choice vol
Nmog 81 eieeant bincings, suitable for presents;
a1eO, ere4 varsity Of beautiful n ticies Of fancy
oopttCnosy, expressly for the City trade. We in
S3to tho attention OF country merchants and ell
bnyos6. r. will Be our constant ann TO givs our
eustomsfs entire sattsfacttoI.
July A<-d.
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j. w. SCROGGS'
LII MBERY \ r D, KECKUK,
On Concert street, between 4th and 5th streets.
north OF Main steet- large assortment Of
Lumber and Shingles, Of best quality, always on
hand. d&w1y
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Also, Lasts, Boot Trees, Crimping Boards, Pegs,
Thread and every variety Of shcemaksrs Kit.-
We shalI at all times be fully supplied with all tbs
above emit oned articles We respectfully invite
erchants and Manufacturers 10 cali and sxAu1ne
our stock and prices. We feel confident that we
can sell them upon ~ favorable terms ~ Can be
had In the West Our arrangements and facilities
such that our goods are purchased for cashasd
al rst cost.
Care and strict attention. will be given to nll,ng
orders.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Keokuk Mar IS, 1854.
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THE RESrAKD FUNNIEST MAGAZINES
j AND PAPERS in the world, comprising
he best Tales, Sketches. Poetry, and ths mosi
ia1ghable Jokes ever produced by human wit.
Yankee Notions, or Writings Of Joaathan's
ysSk Katie; Pictorial Picayune; London Punchj
Brother jonathan; Datcbman; Know Noshiag
Almanac, &c. GRAHAM l. CAVE.
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ippanlas.

ippanlus-
Ala dexamine our
eyeiy dessflp-
say part q
-
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A BRANCH of the Mercantile College O,
n Pennsylvania-incorpo by the ysxis
laturc OF that State with perpetual charter.
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IIAMn Awys n = e
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A sAs world II reading the Life aud Eeautiest
FAany Fern.

THE reader will find this work possesses II e
- same attractive features that characterize
Il her productions. They are alternately witty
and pathetic, ca1siic snd soothing. sparkling
and pensive. I'm GRAHAM g. CAVE.
received large stock Of circular,
~ muley, sash and cross cut Saws, Which we
will warrant and sell al St Louis prices.
BALDWIN. EVANS L. co.
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Notice Of ths disconsinuanos af the Unitsd states
land omOes ~ JeMsrsosav.llos Vtmcennss, and Wim-
Annac, Indtana.
Under the povisions o the aecoad section Of s act Of Con-
approved which "ts whenever
quantity public lands remaining unsold In land die
Aumber Of lass Than hundred
Of the Secretary cf the Treasury
Office for such districts and II land In
shall remain uusod ~ the time Of the disconttnuance
oce shall hs suhsct sale one Of the
existing oess the district in which the
Treasury give - and naauch the TN section OF
September S4 suoxus the Secretary OF
land district In which stuAed the
any of the Htatss Notwithstanding ts
land unsod such district not amount to ono hun
his 0paion such continuance be
under the provisions Of the act
subject approved June ~ S40 and aasmAcA fhs duffy
dsvoIosd tao SscrstGy Of tao Ior
by Ae Home department." approved ID March,
IS48:
Notice accordingly hereby given, thai, Of reports from
the land ohhces vrScxHMxs and WINAhAo
land Of said districts reduced below one
thousand the Ssrayy " sAs Interior tA fAs
Pss&sn diracsd that the land oces
and WsAMAc, in ths state Of Indiana
tho ands remaining unsold II hs tune OF the
be made subject saIs e land once ut lHD
ANAroLIs, tho seat of government Of said Stats
Lands Remaining unsod and uusppopatsd by law and subject
will subject heretofore those oces nom
of this notice by the registrars and receivers
land officers viii give public
they will prepared receive appca
tions for entries Of such lands a their ONCE
January rs. 1855.
Jau2
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these papers 70 be made 81 the bsss mas.as aud hn1hsd
supplying quantities
public the privilege ordering
greater quantity kind greater Qusntiy
Qued and such quantisn dsencd
csssary.
Samples of paper accompany each bid
samples be transmitted 'hs once free
aga other expense.
Each proposal signed by tina individual firm making
specify the per pound and tho
and but pree) q each description q paper
designated il Washington city, good order ss u all and
charge sxpeHss and subject the inspection
weight and Of Superintendent and BIZ il all
spects satisfactory.
win BE- furnishcd this Office
applying for them and will be taken Into consideration
uncus substantially agreeing herewith.
Bonds, approved will b0 required and the
plying Of failure supply the quantity
tune, will be considered Of
Each bddsr required Furnish with his proposals. sasscoy
evidences Of hs ABILITY execute ~ and proposal snaccompa
nj such evidence will ho rcicctsd
Proposals will b addressed The Superintendent Of tho Pub
PRINTING Capitol United Washington
dossed, Proposals for supplying Paper"
A. g. SEAMAN,
Superintendent Of Public Printing
an 97--3inwtd Tint, Sentinel, Stsrl
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COSTLY CARRIAGES CALIroRSIA.--An elegant car
rage (says New York paper) has just been made by
James Brewster Sons for Mackin Davis of San Fran
cisco al cost of $4,000 The interior is lined with rich
canar y-colored silk and spring cnshions and the iron
work. which very elaborate is heavily plated with sill
The axles Ceilings patcn cost S0 the lamps about
$780, and the harness which corresponds in elegance with
the rest the establishment $500 The latter is curl
ousy wrought with porcupne quilts by exiIed Hunga
ran The cost Of the plating alone is about $500 Car
rages of this description have been made here
cept for California, Mexico Havana Until recently
heavy carriage business has been done here for Cuba
has been discontinued owing to the bad feeling towards
this country
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
SECOND ExHinIrron or THE
Metropolitan Mechanics' Institute

Smithsonian Institution Washington, D.
the Btu OF February 1858
This Institute 3a of August 1884,
promotion encouragement Of Manufactures, Commerce.
Mechanic and Useful Arts.
contributions the Exhibition already numerous and
afforded Of full and most interesting display
The made upon grand scas Tbs main hal
SmthsOnian Institution tho
psse admirably adapted therefore, aad are supplied with
eyng conducive safety and Comfort o.
ubs,o and v,s while The approaches From on paris Of the city
been greatly isnpeoved
Persons yes q and friendly = u objects.
Of fourteen and twenty they may be admitted = junior
required initiation tee of a. and
81 year ,hseasr and hs latter initiation fec Of o. and
81 per year thereafter.
benefits Of he School Of Design nsmss and junior
members charged u Of four months.
All entitled the privileges Of the Exhibition
Member, member and lady,
and children, member and children
Junior tickets each admit junior member and lady
persons required for tickets ~ follows:
Single admission. rs
GentIeman's ticket single so
LadyB season nckes.. w
The u the Of the Exhibition the northern
Smithsonian Institution daily from
until where oil business connected with this
pre prompt Written communications
THOMAS c. CONNOLLY,
Jan 27--eo3t Superintendent.
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NEw YoRx, JAM ?e.-Cotton remains firm and unchanged.
Flour is unchanged with moderate demand at previous
rates southern is dull Wheat upward and firm. Corn
small transactions nominal Pork upward and
firm. Beef is unchanged, with moderate demand pre-
vious Lard is downward and dusaes at 80 1870
$40. Whskeysmall sales of Ohio nominal prices
cents lowest.
BAlrMosE, Jan. 26.Flour nothing is doing in this
ce holders firm yesterdays prcesHowArd
is held at IS so and City Mills at 81 s7lS. Whestsmsll
sales 81 90 81 for red, and 81 rs So 08 for white.
Corn reported 50 for white, and
for yellow The steamers has depressed the business
breadsu generally but the cold weather has checked
decline.
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BUFFALO, JAN 25The sheriff and local magistrates ac-
compsned by hundred soldiers troops
ceeded yesterday the point the Buffalo and Brsnord
railroad occupied BY the rioters At Port Cobbom, fifty
Irhmen had opened draw bridge and refused To have Il
closed The law explained them, and being assured
that legal redress within their reach they volunts
rly closed the draw and promised further moestaton at
amy point The party then returned and thus the matter
rests for the present
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SALE TO-DAY.

by GREEN y SCOTT. A~ctaonssrs.
ORANGES HERRINGs, FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION
Saturday. nstan shall SELL in front Of
al O'Clock, q. H.
40
IS bbls. Potomac herring, in prime order
household and kitchen urnitue consisting Of In
Mahogany bureaus, tnbles sofas, and chairs
Feather beds bedding, badsasds and washstnnds
With Of other articles which we deem unnscss
enumerne. GREEN SUIT,
I'D Auctionsers
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rHE WosLps Fam AT Pans-The greatest preparations
continue to be made for the Exhibition Of Industry of all
Nations which viii be opened at Paris on May day The
presence of Queen Victoria with her husband of
children aud large portion Of her nobility is reckoned
on no great s the demand for space that gallery
has been ordered to be erected Napoleon and his wife
have declared that they viii accept anything by way
Of gift from this grand show.
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NonTH CAROLINA aoyuNgsr.--The North Caro-
lima has unanimously passed the resolution author
izng the necessary subscription the part of that
towards the erection Of the Independence
Square Philadelphia TO the gners Of the Declaration All
the old thirteen States have given their this
with the exception Of Maryland, Virginia. and
South Carolina
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From L0mAon.
ID U5sIA and Turkey; by McCuioch 1 vol. 1854.
II History Russia BY RAhbe and Duncan vols 1854
Dictionary Of Enyish synonymes; VOL 1854
Chessrfed and Eeiwyn; by Hayward 4 vol. 1864.
Mormonism / vol. 1854.
Hanover the microscope; VOL 1854.
BanRed's Companion for 1884,
Marion Coal Mining vol. 1854
Adcocks Engineers' Pocket Book for 1885,
Webstsr's Patent Law l vol. 1854. 81 - II
just imported BY FRANtk TAYLOR
JanM
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ErrEcrs OF rms EASTERN wAa---A New York cores
pendent writes
Several of the butchers Of this city engaged in fill
ing large orders for beef Of the British
ment The wants OF the allies also begin benefit our
shipping houses The French government have taken
up the clipper ship White Squa about 1900 tons burden
carry provisions to the Black The terms OF the
charter 81 per ton month with port charges paid