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Csancni 1Sscseaings.
CouxcIL Roon, !
Sept. Is, 1857.

sept. los 1901.
Present, the Mayor, and Aldermen Bsebs
Patterson, Smith, Shelley, Bishop and Wy,
man.
Tho petition Of John Allison Co., and
others, asking for . roadway 70 their dwel.
linGs and places OF business, lying south Of
Ridge stssss, was rsferrsd - the oennistsl
on strssts and alleys.
A petition was received from Kssdall,
Howe Z Co., asking sn snsndmsut Of the
Ordinance rslasivs 70 Aaesioassrs, VS. re-
fsfred 70 special committee Of Aldermen
Walling, Passsssea ssl Day.
The petition Of Samuel Caopbsll, In rslA.
tion 70 hiD assessment on personal property,
VS. referred 70 the oommittse on iudieisSy.
The petition Of Richard Pile. claiming
damage 70 his houses By blasting Of rocks,
vas referred 70 The eonnistse on elaine.
A renonstsanoe Wa resolved from T. W.
Ecroggs, and others, against the grading OF
the alley through block 80, referred to the
committee on streets and alleys.
The report OF the fres.hol0ers appointsd
20 Asssss the dsmages and benefits aooruing
20 individuals, BY reason Il ths opening OF
Grand Avsuus through. tho properly Of Chas.
Rspps and b. Y. Messenger, Vas received and
ordered 70 be 6lsd.
The bill Il Mcneil, Bslehsr : Co., for ma
king roadway on The Lsyss, vas received and
referred 70 special committee, consisting
Of Ald~oaa Smith, WallinS, Day aad Pat
terson.
Alderman Smith presented Ordnance No.
Ill, can Ordinance anendstory Of Ordi-
nance No. 40, entitled, A 0rdinAnes rsls.
tive to the eollsotion Of taxss Tor 1857"
which was passed.
The Eagiasw reported the following ssti-
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Omen Coal Radiator .

XyyEinvita ALI who wish to burn coal IN thGir
w pariors to cali and see our new Kadaiior.-
We make three sizes, suitable forrooms OF all di-
mentions; at No. II Main st.
apr3-d COMSIoeh Dho'
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Hot Air premium
Cook StOVeSs

WYE have neyer met with Premium Stove tnN
w gave such universal satisfaction a. nc one 20
which We here cali attention. Its facilities for
cooking and heating arc extensive Mnl Ia asns
same time il by means OF air fne exteIaHk
down tho front Of the oven, bakes perfectly ana
eeonomires greatly overall other stoves q this pa
tsrn, The beauty, utility and ehespness OF thi
new stove cannot Tail 10 hx the attention u Aii"
A'' coMsToCK 4 BRO,
n Maiu-st.
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az = 3 :. n, m = ~ r, n n 2, ~ =.
-
ss,Hu s.s'. -. r,...n.;, cs.;...
shE unde1ignea sskes Piensufsin announcing
20 his Old friends and ,as pueis Eccsnrsiiy shAt
ne nss Just oPeneu VIZ -" M, wners
VIII &c Ioonus co"Pie,e assoi,m o. cPnE sno
0..ds ,hich have been purehssed ~ the iovsss
49, h the Isstern cts. and win be sold ust
I. chssn - thew c.n ~ haI snyvherc in the citv
Gss.f.m.n .,s;ny;t.d ~ 81, and er.m;ns -.
thenssiyes. a. ". GRIFFITH,
nshs4.dly - A.in-...
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-. 0OSAS11nso II. LonOG.
EQ& tavUiAg pastry, jslilss, ssseas, iss sssan,
y - lust yeeelvs4 ard for sas In any quantity.
ssgis xN0 AZAYLO1, 1lalaree.
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1857. 1852.
COMSTOCK & BRO.
STOVES,
No. ~. Main-st.

A LSo g ms talt yo b and and receiving dire
= from importers and manufacturer, tinplats
Russia, imitation and American sheet iron, iron
wire, rivets copper, brossa zine, pig lead,
copper bottoms, bolts andriyets, japanned britsn-
MIA and plAnished ware. Oval boilers, skillefs,
ovens and lids, dog and sad irons, charcoal fur
naoes, ws1ae-irons, stove spiders, wagon toxss
coffee mi lis ,browners, &c.. DC.
apr3-d CCMSIOCk LhV'
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TlN AND JAPANNnD WARE,

WH0LRSALk AND RkTAIL.
ME have on hand = constant supply Of Tin
w and JapAned Ware, and can furnish all who
may favor us with call, either 1T Wholesale or
Retail.
LUDLOW co.'s IMPROVED FRUIT CANS.
No War, Solder or Cemsns Ussd.
The neatest. sAfest, aud most convenient can
used, They are easily sealed andopensd, and new
er fall to preserve fruit, vegetables, &C., In per-
fectly fresh state These Cans can be used year a.
ter year. Directions for putting up all kinds Of
Fruits and Vegetables accompany the Cana.
.RvKRY CAN WARRANTED.
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Tns vALLHY WHo.-Exsra copies Of the
VALLEY WMo containing an account Of the
late ere, and other interesting articles, can
be had 1t this ol6oe.
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r skuk, TRt. PlcaAant x MuscaIIne
Railroad.

= u e
Railroad.
5kzsF. I - sc. 80
NEW ARRANGE INIT
CHANGE OF TIME!
nN and after Tuesdsy, Sept. sth, 1857, (Sundsys
~ and Mondays eAceptedj,
THREE TRAINS DAILY
WILL BE RUN AZ YoLLows:
FIRST --Accummodation Mixed Train, will
leave the station NJ keokuk at 1870 O'Clock g. m :,
precisely, and arrive in Muntrote mt $40 q. M
Returning, illleavo Montrosc at $3.50 =. m, and
arrive ~ ks0kuk at Pasta IN.
HEcOND--Mail Train will leave the station ct
Keokuk 1T 12A0 clock p. m, precisely, and ar
rive ut kontrose Station at lac p. m. Returning,
lesve Montrose At 1900 o'clock p M, and arrive IN
Keokuk at 1:I0 p. m.
THIRD-Exprers Accommodation Train, will
leave Keokuk Depot 4.SG o'clock p. M. and arrive
81 Aontross Station 1t 5;3G p. III. Returning,
leave Montross at o'clock p. m, and arrive 1t
Ksokuk II $40 p. m.
- On Sundays, the Mail will be the only train,
And this Train will not run on Monday.
The Nail Train 10 expected TO make the usual
Paeket connection.
JNo. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
sepSd Engineer and Superintendent
j.. r. TEwKsBURr, Ticket Agent, Keokuk.
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STAR ms. co.. OF OGDENsBURGH, N. Y.
CAPITAL 41OO, 900.
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Hst AIR fuc Cook steve.
Quincy City.
lYEcail particular attention TO this stove
w which for beauty and finish cannot be suI-
passed IL take. long wood, heats rapidly, and
viii quicker and With less fuel than any 9TH
erstovs In the world. Eserystove We VIII vsrrant
to perform we'll, and not to crack by hfe, ana
urein eithcrcase will be remedied by us ~ our
owne sense Pleasce all and examine this new
article, att Main-st, 80
apr3-d CoMsIoCh1 DIV
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MssAsr,s Pransasg Iuns.

These afeths best Printing Inks nsnufac'
tared in thecoastry. We seesptsd thsagsa.
y Of the manufacturers solely for the par.
pose Of having constant supply Of COED
inks for our own uss., W. have and expect
constantly 10 have on hand good supply
Of the various qualities Of Inks, which
printers can procure Of az at the usual
rates.
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COMMERCIAL.

waisOvSscS Gspt. ~, 1857.
xsskak wAolssol : sIss ) D I ss>as.
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a-cholesa having ALREADY nsds IL appearance
II the ssstA and West, u will b we'll for Ill 10
know that The most reliable preventive Il Dr. Hos
tsttsf's celebrated Stomach Bittsss These Rtasss,
taken before meals, pr dirssisns IN The bsttls
have provsa their virtues bsyos . dsxhs. Duriss
she siskiy season last year In PitsbsrgA, = well
- Asss aad elsewhere, they ware fosAA iavalaahc.
as1 sss represented = havs dsas ners e. ~ suf
ftrsrs, even afssr hang take. with CRAMPS. thsn
ny aAss medicine In the mark e., hence the ne
osssity~R getting supply in time. Hor ale b.
AAHaisoS GIsSoxs, Assnls,
sepio-dAw AAiA b., -. sth aad 7th
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An AGuE EaApscAroa!i I i-Covsll's Dsbssrins
Aixtnseis positive eurs for FsvrandAsus and
ell bilious Diseases. This Mixture Aas been -.
fore the psblis for aaanhsr Of years md hss a.
wsys bsss ussd With success. II 10 hssniess
80 certain remedy. Get pamphlet fsen tAs
drsggists and read II and yss will bssatisAsd.
We will warrant this remedy to cure (whsn taken
ascending to dissetisns) twenty ave pr ess.. nors
sasssao Of Asss aad Fever than any other medicine
nov Sold II contains mother arssnis, Psssis aeid
or strysAn6ns. 0sta bostls and yos assd not fear
Asus aaa Fever any more.
sold hereby 0'Connork Bro, and AarsAall 4
Brace. r. a. Porter : Bro, Propristsss, Roeh
1sisads uis. [auet-dAw
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Warm-Air Furnaces.

st O E6.
GILES y. fILLEY's, ST. LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
hardly necessary for VI to recur to thil
= stove, the character Of which 10 20 fsvorably
known. For simplicity Of arrangement, saving
o. fuel and suPefiri,y Of operations IL stands
rivaled. It's advantages are the result Of twoim-
provements, viz:
LAT, fscRKAsvp DRACanT FEBss;
"a. CIacnLArtsG Her AIR FLuE.
WE AXE NOW RECEIVING
AYINR SUPPLY OF
PARL0R, COAL, HEATING COOK STOVES,
Of al sixes and patterns, whil terservice beauty
And smoothnetr OF casting cannot be exceiied,
among whiehare the patterns Of North, Chase 4
North, Of thiladelfhis, Pa. Call and examine
Tor yourselves.
ENAMELED CRATES,
MARBELIZED IRON MANTLES.
We would request all persons dssirous Of OBJ
tanning Mantles and Crates to give Us = call. We
can furnish you with any sire, or style Of beauty
to please the eye Of the most fastidious.
kICKEY ABBOTT,
aug26d 203 Main.st
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RoE sale Low.
A FINE, igh building Lot, rs BY o0fest 'front.'
"A Ing on I11h street noar Ridge. Tsrms-part
cash ,bsls.neei In one and two years. Inquirsonthe
ground ct this Once.
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PoroWpSoTy Sate - DYy 0OoAos
VvH1 Antifs stock Of the Second ottset Chssp
j Dry Goods Store Will b. closed ont eensidsSabty
less than 6rst cost 70 close the store Bale . con.
tinue two weeks.
Aagl5
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SDRI\GS

ENHIS WATERING PLACE will be cpon for the reception
u of Visitors on the 10Th day ef June nrN
II is situated on the Easutn Slope of the Aleghancs
the summit in Montgomery 'onnty. Virginia seventy eight
miles West Of Lynch rtE, ari hundred miles West
Richmond within anda hall miles Of the Virginia
Ran Road which there IS a Branch Ra Road %
the door OF the Reception lIonse
These Waters have been esoed To for many by the
people of the surrounding country, AMI nre the place has
been improved by very large number of Visitors from
sections OF the Union mnS whom testify their ci-
in number Of Diseases
The mproy eIHons Of the first order; the
large and and Of them arranged with particular
K ard to the comfort aud convenience oi Families
The Dining Room has been much enlarged last
and will be under the management Of CHARLES G. THoMp.
son Esq Of Richmond whose capacity Caterer is
passed
To the seekers of Health Pleasure this place presents
sci Ion he with Watering Place
ond trhunc in the Union
addition the Railroad facilities by which visitors from
all of the country he brought the door the
Reception House. there viii he daily Line OF superior
Horse Cu1chcs 10y ii tllc New Rtv,r White sulphur
Springs and the celebrated salt Lake To the Red salt Green
buer Whine sulphur and Sweet Springs
The LynchnuU, & Abingdon Telegraph Company havccon.
structcd BrWch" their lmee these Springs aud opened
Office in the Rtreltpn illnse
Ample provision has been made for the comfortable
mediation ct one Thous andao fort will be spared
o render their sooarn pleasant and agreeable
ROBERT II. MOSBY, PRFsT,
Montgomery " hite sulphur Springs Company.
m dim cud IN
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ARRIVAL OF THG CANADA.

QrERec. June 1.-THE steamer Canada arrived
here to-day, having lettLyerpool AT clock. the
afternoon 3uth Ma,
aREAr BRITAIN:
In The English Parliament, Lord Palmerston
nonneed The rejection Of the p,lasClarendon treaty
but slid that conditions from Washington were
now under con liberation.
Some excitement had been caused in London by
an attack on Il British merchant vessel by French
brig OF war. The Frcuch vessel VAS in the Road
stead, nj Belle Isle, when the English vessel
10 anchor from contrary winds She neglected
hosting her eolors when the brig fired two blank
cartridges, aud then ball killing English
nun. The case is under consideration by the author
lties.
The French Legislative Assembly Is expected to
eNnife by Imitation the six years having passed.
law establishing three transatlantic steamers
from ports Of amharkauun, yet to be fixed. had been
passed
taygnae and other Republicans will bc cauai-
dates for representatives from Paris in the corps
irg,si1ff
The French Emhassador Extraotijnor! left London
on the 18th for China
Dispatches from Algcjra state that the French
ESpeditionarf corps had taken Benz ltaten the
sd May after two hours hard ghiug. The adrnn-
eed guard penetrated Into Kybnlu,.
SPAIN.
The Mexcaa Envoy had not yet been received
10y the t2ureu 1t "a said the arrangement between
the two countries had met with unexpected difficult
ties.
The Commissioners OF France, Russia, Prussia,
aud Sarni, threaten to .cayc the Prinepalities if
the Porte pstsl-is in removing Ncrgorides from his
post in Mold,,ia.
The death of Marshall kadc,sky was hourly expec.
ted
\ rnmorel fallnrss between the Car aud Count
De Mntn1 vii Interfere with the commercial treaty
between fuss5a and France
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Nrw OK, June | 2

NEW ! DIRK, June IL,
The steamer George Law from Aspinwall, caliior-
MIA with mails to the goth of May arrived Mt this
port to-day, and has on board nearly two millions IN
specie.
The Massacre ofCrnbhc md his party caused great
excitement in California. 1t was attended by Incl
dents of unusual cruelty Cmbbc was led ont alone
with his arms tied above his head 10 post and his
body riddod with hundred bullets. II Is apprchen-
ded thai general plan Ior revenge will be concerted
against he Mexicnns 10y the citizens of California.
The Mines reported to he yielding we'll. More
ihnn one hundred of Walkers men are still ut San
Juan Del Norlc, sick and destitute
1t is reported Mt pnunmn that Chincha Island Is TO
be placed nndct the joint protection of England and
France The Panama Star expresses strong fears that
Walker, in conformity with threat made after his
pitnation will return with another Army to the 18th
mus and regrets nrc expressed hgt In the terms of
capnaton, he nnd his officers were not inierdeted
from making another descent upon Central America.
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Arrest OF Hon. ! ohm Wentworth.

CHICAGO. June 9.-llon. John Wentworth,
mayor of the city, was arrested this morning by
the United States marshal, charged with having
mail bugs in his possession, anl was held to bail
in the sum oi $1,000. The mail bags were found
on his premises, but at an examination held in the
afternoon Mr. Wentworth was discharged from
custody by judge Drummond. IL decided that
Mr. Wentworth, in his official capacity of Con
gresham, received the mail bags, aud that unless
a special demand was made for them he had q
right to keep them.
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The files received by the New Orleans papers
from the city of Mexico are to the 10th of May.
The statement of the melancholy fate of Col.
Crabh and his partv i fully confirmed Under
date of the Il h OF April Gen. lone1 writes from
Guyamas an account Of the capture aud exeeu-
tinn of The adyenturprA, at Cauorra, IN the Dis
trict of Altar.
He states that the force numbered 100 men.
well armed and supplied with ammunition, etc.
On the 9Th o April,uiter Il desperate and bloody
bnttlr fifty nine of thu party surrendered MT dis
cretion, fourteen succeeded in making their
cape. holly pursuedand it is to be presumed t he
remainder had fallen in the battle, although it il
not stated. The Mexican loss is stated at 30
or 40 killed and IA lnrgr number wounded" Fiji
| ~ eight of The prisoners (ncluding Col Crnbb,
who hadheen badly .wounded) were immediately
nftrrward, shot; small boy being spared, the
General sayr, for Ia magnanimid al nacionai."
| Thus, he saws, has fallen the hllnu~ter vanguard,
and its sad end may serve rs an example to the
enemies OF Mexican nationality whn await upon
the frontier il, promised success.
The Government. notwithstanding the over
throw of the invaders,arpears to have been thor
oughly alarmed. and dispatched troops and nr'il
lery from Guadanjara, in anticipation OF sec
ond attack.
We fnd very little news of general interest in
our files. The usual disorders. robberes and
other crimes prevail in many parts of the coun
try. band of II under Mella taelionist
chief or rohher attacked the town IF Pacula in
the department of san Luis, ON the Sd nlt and
committed terrible "uiragrs, they threatened to
sack three other towns and shoot the authorities.
'rr op- had been mustered to send neainst them.
\ diligence from Matamnrns t. Atlixco wa,
stopped and robbed recently in the lale.t nenr
the latter town by about 80 wei. armed aud mount.
ed men.
A number Of arrests had again been made at
Purbla' III consequence of an alleged conspiracy,
originated, rs 1t said, by the clergy.
A small. white hand. carefully wrapped in pa
per. was found in gutter in one Of the streets
of the city OF Mexico. recently. 1t was evident
~ that of woman; it had been severed from the
wrist by sharp instrument, the blood being still
fresh, but nothing else could be found TO Indicate
clue 10 the mystery.
A severe hail storm. extending from the capi-
tai To the towns of ix'apalapn. Sa' Ia Anita aud
Ixtaralco, bad caused great destruction among
tn, crops and gardens. The hail stones were Of
extraordinary size and accompanied by violent
hurricane, which uuroofcd grent number of
houses.
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PETERSBURG. June I'D. Barton Ross Of
Baton Ror e.. La. u prominent tencber and au :
thor. attempted Ia commit suicide nj Powell's
Hotel this evening by taking two ounces Of chic
reform aud stabbing himself in the left breast,
and is now lying in n critical condition.
He is fine looking man, aud very gentleman
ly in his manners lie wrote must affecting let
ters I" his sifr, at Baton Rouge, before commit
ting the deed.
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Gen. walker E.ouisyiIle.

LOUISVILLE, Wedae day june y, lS51.-Gen.
Walker received the citizens OF Louisville, this
morning at the House of his hrother-l IN law. Mr..
Richardson. Ii- father present with the o.
lite of the city He attends the theatre this eve.
ming with lis staff, and leaves for Cincinnati to-
morrow.
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c&MR> CARRIAGES. Gmrringc-: cNcMA
a,- The subscriber respectfully informs his MN
friends and the public that he has hand
and Ia making daily all the different tyes Carriages
Rockaways Buggiea, which finished up neat nd
strong to country. Al who good work
with get it of Iynchhurg make, without
going Yankee after H. Al descriptions
made order and all kinds of repairing dJne
with and dispatch. Jl,D II. BAILEY.
and makes order all kinds
axle Wagons largest horse wagon
smallest horse wagon also railroad wheel
barfoHa &c
lie has also evcra Sprng Garry aaoue
horse, for wing pcdlinR PurPoscs.
JOHN H. BAILEY
nj l-llmGrts IYnrhburg.
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The nn.-inn Nl.-..em -,L.nh .e,crner-n.r

WASHINGTON, June 10 Col. Pickrus, of
south Carolina. Las received the appointment of
Minister 10 St Petersburg, rice Governor Sey-
mour. recalled at his own request. Col. Cum
mings has agnn heen rendered the Govcrnurshp
OF Utah. aud, il is believed. will accept it,.
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THE SUGAR CROP The Louisiana sugar crop
promises larger yici than for several years
past. 25nUDD ,o3O0, 900 hogsheads, against only
~ 900 last yoar. The price in this nntry, and
to a most surprising extent, also in Europe is
now affected by the production Of Louisiana
The stock Of sugar in Europe j. considerably
lower than lat year, but in the L. S. IT is much
larger, and holders will be greatly disaI pointed
in the demand the present season, which they
have been anticipating would he very urge from
the interior, On account of the ownesa of stock
there, as The high price has greatly checked the
consumption. a, New York, the stock on the
1T of June WIS II 600 hhds.. 10000 bags. and
rs, 600 boxes, against $1,000 hhds., 4S00 bags
and 800 boxes last year.
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New YoRK, June ll.-=prvaie adviccs from
London. received by the Cana1a, state that the
British Government has generously offered an
other vessel, equal IN all respects to the Again
gate Niagara in laying thu submarine telegraph
cable
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carried some distance down the river, when he was
discovered by several bows who were fishing They
ran TO the nearest house Tor assistance bpt beforc i
could be obtained the unfortunate little fellow had
disappeared beneath the waves When the body was
FOUND 1t was still warm. aud it is possible that he
might have been resuseiaed, but for the fact that
none OF the Physicians of the place were at home
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

WASulNGroN. jun. | - hr meeting Of oiti.
zsns To night, Ia endotse The action of Ihe Mayor
and President IN the ae riet. SHINY attcn-
ded, in consequence 81 ihr impression that the
call for it wu, issued by few politicians tor sell
fish purposes. series ol moderate resolutions
were adopted bur none unanimously
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

Il UFACTOKY IN TIE UNIFIED 81 \TES, NORTH
OR SOUTH Tho facozy al Chcacfing Sons WAS cstah
ishod lH2J by Jonn, oekoHnf adpp 10 the present time
has furnished ~ geo PIANOS For fhe eshuu of those in
and ENGLAND they laee hrou awarded c"v
Medals Seventeen liver Medals -Four Irouzr Medals
these nfrumrnts have been brought IN
those Of other 7nu1 ihrv have invariably
taken the highest premium The pianist, 1haburg
whose have been deEhnK the country exhb
Its preference By using them n occasions Persona
hing md reliable ms rnmen nil find It To their in
give call aI sell Pianos the
facturcrs priccs NM 4. GREENE q co.
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Nrw ORLrANs, June 10 Intelligence has
been received here. Of the opening of the Tehunn.
trpec route Vessels hive arrived az Ncntosa
hay. and some passengers have reached here on
III" Chip la road The bridges will probably be-
finished aud stages running by the lst of Ooto
har
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uAfkRIED ID.

AZ Big Island, on Wednesday evening, the Sd inst,
by the Rev. Nelson Sale, Mr. NICHOLAS FrAsLE and
Miss NARY KELLer, all of Bedford.