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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press.l

! BALTIMORE, April lS-New Orleans papers of
Saturday are received, they contain Vera Cruz dates
of the 9Th. The country is still in an unsettled
condition. The Government issued edict for
feiting the property of the church. The Bishop Of
Puebla refused to deliver the books containing
statements and accounts of the property OF the
church The Government officials proceeded to
enforce a surrender and take possession of the
property
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE State department
has dispatches from Dallas on the subject of the
differences between England and the United States.
The matter viii be fully discussed before Parliament
Among the official documents from Oregon is a let
ter from Joel Palmer, Supt. of Indian affairs
Which states that the present difficulty in Southern
Oregon is wholly attributable to the acts of the
whites
CoNGREss-In the Senate the committee on COM
merce was directed to inquire into the Cooley trade
and report the propriety Of prohibiting it, The
bounty land bill was discussed-without action the
Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-The Senate fertilization bill was tabled.
The deficiency bill was debated till adjournment.
WAsHIEGToE, April lS-Senate-0n motion Of
Seward the committee on Post Offices was directed
to enquire into the expediency of establishing an
uniform rate Of postage throughout the q. States.
The House received Two letters from the Score
tary of the Navy inviting the members of Congress
to visit the new steam fligate "Mermac" at Anap.
oils
PITTsBURo, April IS, NOon-River falling, with
II feet water in the Channel
LOUISVILLE, April Is, NOon-RiVer rising slowly
with seven feet water on the falls.
CINCINNATI, April IS, NOOn-Flour frmer, S. 30
as 70. Provisions frm-Mess Pork Sl5 90; bacon
! sides St; shoulders T; bulk sides I. Whisky lea
l99. Groceries steady. The river has risen six
inches; ! 3 feet water in the Channel.
New YORK, April IS, Noon-Flour improving,
Ohio IS 37a6 76. Wheat quiet Corn frmer
Ness Pork IL co. Beef dropping. Whisky 25t
Sterling exchange 80.
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COUNTY JUDGE-DIsTR1Cr MAGISTRATES.
Saturday Morning, April 10, 1856.
River and Steamboat News.

The river was rising yesterday with about
four and half feet water on IIarpeth Shoals.
The Cuba arrived Yesterday and departed
for Paducah; the HinerCa, from Pittsburg,
also arrived.
The departures were the SaUie Vest. for
ST.. Louis, Cline, for Memphis, and Il. Il. Dauis
for Wait~bOro'
The Rock city is the Paducah packet for
TO day. She leaves at 6 P. NJ.
The Cumberland, Capt. Brooks, leaves for
New Orleans at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The ~ W. Graham, Capt. Kercherne, is
expected. She will leave here for New Or
leans Tuesday next.
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does woman appreciate the excellence OF MI Clay
His public life in many Of its aspects had al lns TO-
nance Of chivalry. he stood among the orators
and statesmen Of bis time as Phillip Sidney amid
his contemporary kings and bsrons. History has al
ready placed his statue in the pantheon oil Inner
tsJity
Our country's records, from the purchase Of
Louisiana this lovely land of the sugar cane and
magnOa) to the great pacifeation OF 1850, are
vitalizcd by his glowing words. The mighty MIS-"
sissppi upon whose margin we now stand, bears IN
all It's waters a full remembrance OF his early
efforts TO give freedom TO its commerce, and TO
braid it, million streams into a mighty baud oil
union and prosperity for our glorious country.
The fame Of He ry Clay can never die. AS our
most gifted Southern poet has said:
Long mid our gallant great and good,
Like Washington, he nobly stood;
With trembling on his burning tongue,
Truth, justice, peace and freedom hung.
Thrice when our storm-tossed ship Of State
Seemed sinking with its priceless freight,
His guardian spirit, firm and free,
Walked DER our troubled Galee
Through all the world bis glorious name
l. whispered by the lips of fame;
For long in every kinding zone,
His voice was freedoms bugle tone
The Greek girl, kneeling by her seas,
Deemed him Demosthenes;
And young Bovar's patriot ray
Was ghtike caught from Henry Clay.
How appropriate then is it that memorial of
this model statesman, patriot and orator. should tie
erected here in the crescent bend of the Mississippi
Not far of rises the sculptured image OF his
great rival compatrioi; the one was the sword and
shield, the other the mind andthe tongue oil the
country. Side BY eide they stand in the temple Of
fame.
Glorious ia their lives let the noblest of the fine
arts here place their Sou ptured forms together,
that future generations may gaze in love, gratitude
and vencration upon them and be noby siimulAt-
ed in the paths Of patriotism, while they feel the
refining Influences which the beautiful 10 art always
exerts upon it, votaries.
The statue of Thcmistocles long greeted from
promonlory in Greece the home returning voyager
and fired airesh his love for Attica and Athens.
So may the statue Of patriot orator inspire
with emulating iervor the citizens of this land Of
liberty, and especially of this prosperous city of
New Orleans.
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SHARP's RFLEs.-We are informed that
Messrs. FALL CUNNING AN, on the North
side of the Square, near the "Barat District
have just received few Of the Sharp r flies,
direct from the manufacturer. Our readers
can now have an opportunity of providing
themselves with this gun, of which we have
heard 80 much. Companies emigrating to
Kansas and Nicaragua can be supplied with
these guns by giving a few weeks notice to
T. 81 c., who have made arrangements to
that effect
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HcyarY CIaY,s IEirIh DaY.

The 10Th day of April, the birth day Of
HENRY CLAY, was celebrated in New Orleans
by the laying Of the corner stone Of monu
ment TO the memory Of the immortal states
man. An immense multitude of people as
semJed either TO witness or participate in the
ceremonies Of the occasion. A brilliant pro-
cession was formed and marched through the
principal streets of the city to the place APP
propriated for the erection Of the monuments!
statue, at the junction of st. Charles and Roy
al on the Neutral Ground" in Canal street,
when the ceremony of laying the cornerstone
commenced. BY invitation ofthe Clay Monu-
mental Association, this was performed by
the Grand Lodge of Louisiana Of Free and
accepted Masons, according to the time-hon-
ored ritual of that venerable Order There
was peculiar fitness in this arrangement, as
Henry Clay was Past Grand Master of Ma
sons, in Kentucky.
In cavity in the corner stone were placed
the following articles.
Life of Henry Clay, by Geo. d. Prentice
Life and Times of Henry Clay 10y Calvin
Cotton.
Private Correspondence Of Henry Clay.
The names Of the President of the United
States and his Cabinet, of the Governor of
Louisiana and State Officers; of the Mayor of
the City of New Orleans and City Officers,
and the Officers of the Cutom,; and
The Officers of the Clay Monumental Asso-
ciauon; also,
Copies of the Daily Papers Of New Orleans,
April -, 1855;
A copy of the Civil Code of Louisiana, and
one of the several coins Of the United States
A brass plate bearing the fol- owing inscrip
ton:
"rhis corner stone of monument, erected
10 the memory of Henry Clay, was hid on
18th day of April, a. ID. 1856, A. l.. 1886, by
the NJ. W. G.. Lodge OF Free and Accepted
Masons, of the State of Louisiana: W NJ. Per
kius Grand Master; II. H. Dosson, d. c. NJ,
s. O. Scruggs J. q. ", L. Texada, 5. G. W,
s. Q. Mitchell. q. T., SamI q. Risk, Grand
Secretary"
After this, followed the performance Of an
Ode, in French, written by Mons. Dominique
Roquet, set to music by Mons. Provost, aud
sung by the artistes of the French opera
troupe, accompanied by the fun orchestra of
the Theatre d'Orleaus, under the conduct of
Mons. Provost
An eloquent Grafton was then pronounced
by Hon. Judge MCCALEB Subsequently the
following tribute to the occasion from oue OF
the fair daughters Of Alabama was read.
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AN AID DIR H SIS,
Upon Laying The Corner Stone Of tIs Monument to
Henry CLAY,
Written by Nine Oor,rvA WALTON La war.


Willie the patriotic Of our country are unit
ing in testimonial to tie memory of Henry Clay,
shall not woman be allowed 10 place she flowers Of
Of gratitude and affection upon the all ar Of his
fancy
TO none the genius and services Of the
ilustrions statesman and orator more dear than TO
his couutryNomeu: with all those lofty and com
mandmg qualities which s~ay senates, aud guide
the course OF empires, he bad heroi,m OF heart,
q chi.vAlry OF department Difference OF denean
or which, while forming the soul and secret OF his
impassoncd eloQuence, were irresistible tasmuus
over the minds OF the gentler sex
Great a. he was Ia the forum Of nations, or be
fore iuuiutudrs OF men, controlling them 10y hi
'glsuniius hugrr, as with the wand OF an euchau.
ter It wac "a the home circle by the domestic hre
side, that hs character seen ia it, true grace
aud loveliness, ghere his voice, that lately rang
like trumpet amid his assembled peers, aud
whose undymg echoes the (richest symphonies Of
patrlOt'n) are still reverberating from the White
halls VI New England 10 he parHpets OF the Pacific,
atluned 10 al thc sOiest csdences o social aud
intellectual intercourse. Ho~ delightful Vas
60 lIstsn 10 the playful rcpartee the genial auec-
dotrs the sparkling bon hsots the vivid rcmiuiscen.
oes OF European and American society, the always
elevated sentiments OF one who had mingled IN
the most prominent scenes OF his tines Ia both
hemsphcrvs, without losing In the least the loft,
nanlincss, sincerity aud puuI, OF hs nature.
Rousseau once said There we're no eompG-
menIs Ike KING but hos much more fascina.-
ing and even royal than al the eFsasgo of Boar-
bon ora llapshurg we're the graceful praise ADD
telicitous commentators Of such q man a. Mr.
Clay, al unqueslioned King Of miDd BY the true
right divine when With eyes beAming like gems,
his high white JroS-
"rSA! dons Of thoagt, that palace q the s0al."
radiant with benigniy, and sneireled BY bis slvery
locks az by crown, his eyed lips sreaghed by the
gsntlest OF smiles be stood before you Ia tall aud
stately majesty. Atsuch times he seemed 10 blend
Ihe grAees OF Sheridan siGh the dignity Of Washing
ton. Thousands aud thousands Of ais ooanIryso.
men viii long thus recall him 20 MAD
Butnol alone In this bis more private character
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CIRCUS.


There supernumerares-al brilliant stars-a
host individually, snd when combined, form troupe
before equaed 10 the world. The PrOpretOs feel confident
the public will appreciate their in uniting
pany much noWledged talent.
MADAME TOURNIAIRE.-No lady in ancient modern
time equaled this lmpshed artist in the
beauty and finish Of her exhibitions Among other perform
she will ride six horses bare back boundg from steed
10 seed, rygung and controlling her fling troupe during
their utmost speed exhibiting eas II courage and horse
manshp attempted by any female in this ntry.-
The Fixed eyes, anxious conferences and breahles
pense of the thousands Of her audience Paris RoTe VII
wherein this magic artist has peTfOrmedsttest the high
reputation the greatest Lady Equestrian In the know
world she has had her equal, will she until the
equestrian education Of MILE JOSEPHINE, her favoTe pu-
pill is completed, whose youthful grace and beauty, well
talent give strog promise OF sharing the Of her
great pTecepess will appear and confirm her growing
reputation a del rider.
MONS BENUII.-The great Trick Rider, will In his
GymnAstc and Equestrian Performances, startling and
amusing his audience Eih his rat Of horsemanhip and
LighG Balancing horseback, Cup Bah, Plate Spinning
Stick ncng &C. This celebrated artist known 10
child ia the United States receiving The Royal Ptronage
Of the SJveregn o. England France Russia and Austria,
has been secured by b. b. Co., add, possible to the
various other attractions presented
FERDINAND and THEODORE in their astonishing and
daring featrs Master Theodore the greatest rider Of his
age in the world.
MR.A.F LINING The great Flying Cord Performer will
exhibit his skill in variety q Aerial Gyraon the cOrde
volsnte.
Ma. SAM WEISER-The great Bippoc1nd,fcal Dsscrib-
utOr will appear Gown Th. Simple announcement is
sufficient who has heard Of SAM the original Clown
in this country ard other gotesque fantasies will
introduce lis "Magc Hat"
The stupeudoas Persian feats called l., PERcE will Be
performed bv Mts RS W. -mith 4 ROGERS
IattOute Leaps ard TuWbliug by the Company, with
general variety Of eneTt nmeutsthe whole exhibiting
Of the most amusing aui instructive Entertainments
Witnessed In this country. apl4-6t
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Spring Meeting
Gl 49,

Over the Nashville Race Course.
UHURsDAY MAY 22d. Sweepstakes sOr untrisd shrss
ys4E oda, Nile hsAts sa0e vntEa ncs, 80 iarie-to
eluse kPf1 isf
FsDir asa Pops.ors Purse sa0o uils heats tATss bee
81 ave
ma2l-td W. J. PHILLIPS, FTupnesar.
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A, G.. g. A. B, BEECH,

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH,
IJAvE Received very large and well selected stock Of
II STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Goods.
Fine Barege Robes-new styles;
Organdie Robes T"
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks;
Plain Silks for Eveniog Dresses and Nantes;
Bareges, Plain, Striped, a1d Plaid;
Large lot cheap MusinS;
White Goods.
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment of Jaconet and Swiss FlOurcngs;
Embroidered swiss and Jacoret Collars;
Valenciennes Lace Collars
Collars and Sleeves to match;
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work and Embroidered Skirts.
KID GLOVES.
Bajou's make-a large stock.
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black and whice Silk Nantes;
Coorsd ManIles variety styes-pricss, from IS to $5
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnet Ribbons;
Moss Trimming and Fringes;
Large Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment of Ladies' white, black and colOred
Also good assortment of Misses and Chdrens Hose.
Large lot Gentlemen's Cotton and silk Half Hose.
Gentlemen1S Goods.
Black and fancy FIh Cassi7eres;
I, Cloths;
Linen Duck-good assortment;
Plain and Check Cashmere, for Boys wear;
Assortment CraVats, Shirt Collars Drawers Kid Gloves.
CURTAIN DAMASKS.
IN Satin and WOol-new patterns
Handsome Lace and Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Large lot Curtain Muslin.
Carpets and House Furnishing Goods.
Fine 4-4th Velvet Oarpeting
4" 4th and 8 Brussels DO
Ply Carpetng-new ST. les;
" 2-Py "
Good assortment Rugs Mats Duggets 4, 54, and ca
Check and White Canton Mating.
Also, large stock # cheap Carpets;
A, S 4, and IL Floor Oi Cloths;
Heavy Goods for Car coverings
ply Cotton Ducks las inches vide. These Goods
furnish from % to 100 inches wide.
We large stock Of Plain plaid and Striped Osna-
burgs, very heavy.
We have Goods the right width for Wagon Sheets and
Tent Cloths.
Those visiting Nashville would do well to give call be-.
fore buying. lspl2l A. Q. A. B. BEECH.
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~ There will be exhibited on the Square
this morning. one of Leavitt's Excelsior Corn
and Cobb Mills. This is an etrely new ma
chine
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ID ECEiFEh thz d1y. q eest IA aoSea,
II b. saraza Ea3 srf-Aiexahtsrs., ChETtsts, Cham.
bron's, DaTas Dsnsass fsl Co., hita ana FaItSza
eolsrsss F4es4s IN se"iLls
agl9 COZ. square AID callegs 81
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LAW SCHOOL
o. THE
University at Cambridge, Mass.

TA- Instructors IN hi, S-iO are
Hon. jon PAKEsR, III. D. R0 al Professor.
Hon. Tn oFHLus FAEsoSs, IL. D., Dane Prot, ssor.
Hon, EsoRY wAsmUES, IL. D., Uniyerssy Lecturer.
NHE Course embraces the various hr inches
i u the Common Law, and Of Equity, Admiralty, Com
mercal Int onal, aud COust uuonA Law and The Ju-
risprudenrr he United T. Law Library consists
~ about t eco volume ana works appear they
ad ed and every 81 ~ - made 10 render II complete
Instruction given by oral lectures and expositons land
~ rcoits AID extun atoms, In connection with them
o. which there every week Two Moot Courts are
holden IA each wees, each u Shcl cause Nnusy
given out, guei BY fug students, nson driv
cred by the presiding lasruc Rooms Sni other facilities
also provided the Cub Court Aad Assembly Is
hrl weekly fsr practice debate and SECURING kHowlcig
% parliamentary law aud proccejugs.
Students may Tie school la any stage - their pro
fessoaal studies ,rsAIts purseigs, amt % the
q eheT he Hidle, ether 81
a They hbrrty elect What studies thcy Vii
pursue according their Of Their wants ant
tanmeuts
The Aeaerm.e Year, whish commence Thursday six
he IA "a "Wednesday In Juy is divided into
Of twenty seets each, with vacation Of sK weeks
~ ne end q each term
Daring the Niutrf vacaon the Library 4 opene
d. aud hfhgcd, So the us- u mrmbcrs q the sChoi
Appl1af0ns Tor A1uissgn. 0E Catalogue. of any
rtAsr naEmAton say b. made either Of the Professors
a. Cambridge
CAnssfss1 Jaa. 10, IS5S. tshi-dtwbuizsSa
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ATLANTA, April Is, P. NJ. CorroN-Good de-
mand at 74alO1.
BAcoN-Hog round 9a9A; Sides ribbed and clear,
l0al0!; Hams lOall; Shoulders STAG. Heavy
stock in market.
CHARLESTON April Is. CoTToN-The market is
quiet with sales Of 200 bales at 9iallt, and 90
bales at IL cents.
AUGUSTA, April 10. CoTroN-There had been a
good demand at very full prices, but the receipts
and stock on sale are very small. Middling lOIa
lOl Good MIdllInH ln41lML
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery

% Is q = ID . A. . 4 y,
tsUcCEssoR TO uIis No1RK)
AvtNG made mpo rtant add 70 be machinery
greatly increased Lis facilities tor MANUFACTURING
lAGNE and Machinery % every description, nov prepare
manufacture steam Engints aud Boilers equal Ia point
dnsh and durability any made "a The West ADD az a. 10
prices Having bscn pacs D engaged in The Manufacture
Of Machinery NAsh Vile ioF he last hfheh and Civ
ING his persoul Srntnn % the manufacturing Department
nc tea counrui that h. eive fsfgeoa TO ali Who
favor him vita her tn od stand 81 ts More
- ana - Make, strrei. near Broad NAshvls Tenn.
All klis OF vera Tor Foar Mia Steam iaais say Mills
To GO Factories Backs, Jz 4c &e eHeedied promPuy
and .; the ltWvsl sEsh pricvs.
IAngS-ly NOBLE D. ELLIS.
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eW USE UW.

hFNAGEEIL, HFs Fahss 4ad Rsptes. staiaAFy NJ -
Oh DC Oifcus CasmSAEc fiess Rscs 81 Antguis Rrys-
aiionAfy Rel Ores asd Aasrss Rare Cias aud PApsrs,
and q ether Curo.ites The FLasFxa PaLAcE
tNrnty ave csnis.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville Anril 10 Is


COTTON-Litte offered yesterday, and prices
firm with an advancing tendency. Sales of 81 bales
at 74a9, IS at sag.
TOBACCO-Sales at A. Hamilton's of bales at
600, 6l5, 1875, 675, $40, 700, 700, 565 $50.
GROCERIES-The following sales were made
yesterday at auction by B. Lanier & Co. Sugar II
ash Coffee l2Bal2f Molasscs 37a37t, Crushed
Sugar l., Common Soap g.
FLOUR-In barrels 3 OOa7 90; sack . 5OaS.OO.
GRAIN-None selling
BAC0N-Lrrge demand, and supply limited.
Prices stiff and firm at T. hog round,
APPLES-Grecu, 20O43.5O.
Trade dull
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Asa SPRING and SUMNER MEDICINE, Carriers
Spanish Mixture stands pre- eminent above all Others Its
snguary ecacious action the blood its strengthening
and vivfyng qualities its tonic action the LIVER
dency to drive all hu to the surface thereby cleansing
the system according TO Natures own prescription its
harmless and the time extraordinary good effects,
and the number Of testified to by many of the
citizens Of Richmond, Va and elsewhere
be conclusive evidence that there humbug about it.
The trial OF single bottle will satisfy the skepical
Of its benefits.
svpEuIs even after it becomes a constitutional Affection
and produces the throat copper coored eruption
on the skim pains the bones and nodes be readily
cured by Cutters Spanish Mature, as has been abCndany
proved in over five thousand When mercur TIRE
ments have aed the patient has given up die this
Mixture has been introduced with the happest reu In
the cure Of this disease it deies competition.
Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED BY IYHALArIoS MEDcATED VAPoRs.
DR. WM HUNTER brother of DR.. Robert Hunter respect
fully announces to all those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat Lungs that he has returned to ST. Louis
where he intends permanently TO establish himself
There is probably no class Of diseases which wide
spread in their nature and terrible in their results the
diseases Of the throat and lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter Of earnest soude to the rossion to know there
be- auy whereby those diseases be controlled and
Amelorated.
Dr. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases our
own peculiar study several year, and have found that
the only whereby these diseases can be reached by
application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breahed into the lungs in the form Of vapor and
consequently brought contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons distance, sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms
VIM. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office Eighth ST., between Pine and Chestnut sts,,
sp1-3m West side, ST. Louis Mo.
DoST TELL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself For
goodness do tell it about else there will be
unmarried people Weddings will be the order Of the day
Everybody will be choosing help mate In another column
is the advertisement Of that much talked Of book by Prof.
RoSDoUr Of New York, the "Blss Of Marriage" 1t gives
you the exact process Of the art Of creating love- compel
ing any body love you dearly whom wish to inspire
with tender passion But then should such secret get
the world Read the book yourself but keep silent
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PE0F. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article is that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
sease Of the Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age 1t is now put
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
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KID GLOVES.

Wa siy- her rsshsrehs treat The JAMks KATAoSD
lc NLAfC NIL niAeliatey zflsr q eiaai0a u
lhs EKhistioa On tAs Paaes. AaHlssisn, . SeHls-
aHla-sd
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LIvE WHITE PoLAR REAR,

The only lvlag specimen the United YES, and Prsbaby
the most alcfesiihg sniiaal - tsE1
Al Tuz AHovE FNSIzuT kEW-hsvs never been "
hbiled here, rxhtied Uthsu e. "a charss-
l.. nann-rsisr asa - A. .. ffu.. r5h n.
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4 LAR , Stock o. Mems Boys' aud Chlldreu's Straw =
y Lsgharn iats, q every description, Just reeri,vd
for sale y b. r. CUTTER
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White Goods and Embroideries, &C.

OUR stock Of stspls Goos Is enpsss aaA eur psi
" ces los. CsH4s and Sc Or yoaFssssus,
AT McCIELLANDs
mAh2T 81 aEA IS Csliers q