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FOx SALE Om EXCHANGE.


y ACRES Of bluff land directly opposite Main,
Z commanding . view of ksokuk, Warsaw,
Alex AndriA, Hamilton, and 10 miles Of the Mis-
sissippi River. There il . Railroad Ia course of
construction II the foot Of the blum. This 10
oneot the hnest locations for private residence in
the west !"
Also SO Asres ~ miles from the river in . good
neighbovhood, III under cultivation, good orchard
of peach and apple trees, frame houses, stable
Ae., good wells with chain pump.
Also 50 acres miles frora the river, all unde-
cultivation, in good neighborhood. and improved
with . good new frame house with rooms, stables
Ac., . wells With chain pumps, Is or 20 acres in
meadow, . very desirable farm.
Also 30 acres choice land "a mi les from the riy-
err and In good mel ghborhood, so acres in wheat
Also 100 acres miles from the river partly i'm
proved.
Alsea choice lot Of timber. land in Hancock CO.,
III.
Also several lots in the town Of Hamilton, Hi
n0ts,
Al,o two lots in Naperville, Du Page county,
Illinois.
Also land in Indiana.
Alro land and 10 To il Ohio.
Also good mill property la Ohio.
Aiso property in Keokak, and good paying bu-
sinees.
Iwill sell or exchange good terms" En-
quire of ID. IL. RUNNER,
apr5i No.s9 Main st., keokuk Iowa.
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Eds GATE rY:-The following notice
was refused me publication in the 7iSses un-
less prepaid. The Bishops credit, l sup.
pose, Was not good. You can make such use
Of the refusal - you think proper and Of my
name in connection with it.
Yours, respectfully,
T. KELLY.
TKxrHRAxcK-Right Rev. Bishop Loras,
OF Dubuque, will preach on the shove inter-
esting subject in St. Peters church, on Thurs
day next, 2lst inst, 81 10 O'Clock 4. 4.
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VERY SnARr.-The local Of the Nmss il
no doubt very smart young man, butt II be
had not been quite 90 anxious 70 discrsdit
our reports, perhaps h. would have discov-
cred that We reported the srrival Of the Her.
aid and Jssnnis Deans in our Mondays issss.
Also that the Commerce has not been here
since the l3th, that the Metropolitaa made
no landing, and the Quincy cane in sone
time after our report was made up. How
happens it that tho very fast Local Of the
Times did not report the Envoy, the A. @.
Mason and Ben Campbell, which were in
about noon Yesterday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-20

'HlhhAN = Tools and Machines constantly on
hand at our store, No. u Muin-st.
apr3-d C0MSIOtk i BRO
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k>OR few days only. ono share, or i6 lots In the
.esntHai part Of Melrose. Inquire of
mchf1d SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
FIRST RATE sPECuLATION.--3s acres in
"A section il joining ksse lmont, and near Glen
ford rivaing either Of those places for beauty of
location. Terms moderate.
mchlg SAMPLE RANKIN.
LNok sALE--Part Of lots 1 and :, block so, old
L limits, between johnson aud Exchange, front
In g3d mehlg SAMPLE a RANKIN.
l. lots in block 7, Williams addition. Long time
same. mchl9 SAMPLE d RANKIN.
0orG0iu.
LAST half u lot and west half Of lot Q, block
IL l06, Main street, between 7th and sth. Low
figures aud long time.
mchl2 SAMPLE d RANKIN.
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ATTENTION..
DERHAPs the cheapest and best located
L MAIN STREET property that is for sAis) il
offered. being ot 10, block 81 first east Of
Asssrs. Clark 1 Van kostraud's leather store.
Apply for terms dc. to the undersigned. Also I
beautiful lots in ID. W kilbourne . hrst addition
lots between 9TH and 9th streets, on Franklin.
spr4d SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
kOF sale.
A LOTS IN Mason . Lower Addition--Ens view Of
4 the city Ard river. Term easy.
Aiso, 4vssy dssirable lots In Rlnwood, for resi-
dences.
mchiA SAMPLE RANKIN.
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EsEasos's USirxp SrArxs MAGAZINE, for
May, handsomely illustrated, with contents
rich and varied;
PrrSAA, for May, illustrated, piquAns and
sparkling;
TIE ksIcKxasocKxR MAGAZINE, for May,
quaint and juicy, ~ AWAY; fresh ~ the
dsws Of morning;
Mas SrEPHxSs' lLLUsrRArap MAoAxisK, for
May. illustrated, and especially attractive
to the Ladies:
AL these magazines for the current month
We have received from Messrs. Potter L
Wsbstsr's news room, opposite the Post
OHhce.
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Furnaces.

" have Oval, Round and Uctagon Stone ard
w Charcoal Furnaces, very convenient for iion-
ing end broilng purposes, at II Asin-st
aprS-d 0UMSTOIk 4 BRO.
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ULee IN Tue tltY Neepfdtfs UfIee, keokuk
I OTIS and v la block 90, between 9th and Sth
i 4 Ern -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-19

sIR:-I UNDERSTAND THAT A
man name Whale he'd some nterferancs
with law case concerning Shah or Faint Shiloh
the Emperor Alexander de 6rath Of Russia in
taking ciaimes belong to the same and did dess-
posit 1t in a foul way and he would be inderend.
81 about his ever coming back to take hts e1sams
again md as 4 Understand II he bargain With q
man name Joln Mincus In New York for the
claIms OF 1t b giving to such Peopleth he knew
nothins about On hearing teil Of as lid becem
With tie matter heis man Of bach kin snA talk
independent 81 Alexander de Grsth - Mn B ogu
RVS year agothat Shah should maintain the hold
Of his claim for he Is lawfully in right Of and 1t
10 in charge of so and SO and by voluntary de
clare before The citizen and the assailant OF the
came 10 to become due to Alexander or Shah and
that no man ever was known In United States TO
have entered such law under any Constitution
and II any body prevent the said Emperor In so
ciety Of the lady Of this city Of ashington is not
because he cannot help himself inthe fault Of bis
companionship / have been stript start nafed
of ever thing possest in United States by foul
means In the service Of your country that I the
nnk Of Private soldier. ). MINCUS and not
Sincus under obligation to Congress, Senior
Espina. Nv
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PKRsoNAL.

.... The 81. Louis Leader says that Lola
Montes is lying dangerously i'll in that city.
80. Four millions of dollars is said to have
been spent in the search for the unfortunate
navigator, Sir John franklin.
-. 1T is said that Washington Irving, with
his accustomed liberality to his family con.
uections, has made over the copyright Of the
Life Of Washington to one Of his nephews.
7: 80. Hanlon, an American, is performing
feats on the trapeze which is the wonder Of
Paris The circus attracts its visitors by a
large engraving of Niagara Falls and the Sus-
pension Bridge. and under this bridge, Mr.
Hanlon suspended in airy spacS-to nothing
-. Billy Bowlegs, the great Seminole
Chief, is emulating Caesar in the pith and con-
centration Of his sentences. He tells tt .
.hole story of the position of things between
Gen. Harvey and himself in brief couplet,
III Harvey catch, Billy hang,
II Billy catch, Harvey hang :"
80. Howe's Circus Company, including for.
ty-four persons, twenty carrisges and eighty
four horses, with the usual paraphernalia ha We
had passage engaged for them in the ship
Southampton for Liverpool, for which S. 900
was paid They 60 out to perform tn roughout
al! the leading provincial towns Of Great Bri-
tain. The star equestrienne of the company
dence Of Yankee enterprise.
80. Charlotte Bronte $50 we'll known as
Currer Bell y left behind her, it seems,
novel quite ready for the press. 1t is to be
published Immediately. and will be followed
by the Life and Letters Of Charlotte Bronte,'
on which Mrs. Gsskell (author of MARY Bar
TONI has been for some time engaged. 1t is
perfectly safe to prophecy that this novel al
biography will have great popularity wherev-
er the English language is read and spoken
more in this country, we suspect, even than in
England.
go. Ex-President Pierce arrived in this city
yesterday morning and took rooms at Bar
NUNS City Hotel During the day, in COM
pany with Col. J. Wesley Watkins, he visited
Ii. Mears, Esq the agent of tho Boston
line of steamers, with whom he arranged to
transport his horses, carriage, DC to Boston!'
Mr.. Pierce is in fne health, and although his
arrival here was unexpected, he was called
upon by q number Of our citizens. He was
accompanied to this city by Clement Hill,
Esq.-Balt. Sun Of to-day.
49,. The Baptist papers are roundly censur-
ing the Rev Samuel Ii. Cox, D D Of the
New School Presbyterian Church, for an oc.
fensive reference to the Baptists in q recently
published letter of his The following is the
phrase: Thus says Rome, with its papal
org nizatiOn CT apostolical unity-much more
apostatical; thus The Churchman, who knows
not whose assumptions and organic atoms they
are, that cause divisions and offences, contra.
~ to the doctrines which we have learned of
the Holy Ghost, with order to avoid them;
thus all our immersers, whose water cure O. /.
adjustments make bydropathy and packing
the only way to the communion tsble.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING fh6Sc'
The Union present it's readers with brief
history Of the bred Scott case, and predicts
democratic triumph in the approaching Con-
necticut "Spring election
The InteUigsnesr, Iepublishing an article
concerning the resolution Of thanks to Speaker
Banks from its nsmessks Of Petersburg, takes
occasion to say:
"Ws copy from our namesake Of Peters
burg, Virginia, the annexed remarks, for the
purpose of expressing our respect for She
manly spirit which dictated them, and our re-
greet that any Southern press should have
given occasion for them. In regard to the
resolution of thanks to the Speaker there was
fitness that II should be moved by Mr.. Aiken
"a fitness growing out of circumstances which
it is unnecessary TO psrticularize. No one
here thought the motion unsuitable or unbe
coming In Mr. Aiken, any more than the
resolutions Of thanks subsequently moved by
Mr.. Seward in the Senate to the Vice Presi
dent, Mr. Breckenridge. The act in both
cases accorded with the honorable and high
bred comfy which has always marked such
proceedings in Congress, and which We hope
will never cease to be respected and prac-
tised.'
We concur heartily in these views of the
fitness Of things.
The Intelttgsncer also states that the health
Of the Hon ]. c. Dobbin was so poor on his
arrival home, as to induce him to decline the
public reception rendered to him. salute
was, however, fired on his entrance into Fay
ettoVille, and a written address was presented
to h.E On behalf Of his fellow owpsmeI. N
the evening he was called on by large con.
course of friends, Of beth PARTIES in politics
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OFFICIAL.

j.
TRIAsrRy DErARIxlsT, March -, 1887
Notice Is hereby given to holders CT stock Of
the loans Of me United States, that this depart.
ment will purchase the ssme until the Ist day Of
June next, untess me sem Of 0, 500 600 sh,n be
previously obtained, and yin pay, IN addition 10
the interest accrued frsm IL Date a the h.tseni-
annual Aivid nd Of interest thereon, together with
one days sdAifioesi intsest fes TIE Money to
reach the vends, shs SollSwfsg rss~ q premium
on said stscis: 80 y -. -
For fhe stock Of 1914, . premium Of 10 per
cent. 'f4-s "a .iG.--s-G , $50 -f..Baf a..
! For the stock of Is,7 and Ise, a prem um Of 10
per cent and for the stock az 1850, cemmonly
called Texas indemnify Stock. q premium Of
per cent.
Csrtif ATS q stock Transmitted 10 ths aepsr-
ment, under this notice, must b, assigned to TIE
Omitted States, ~ the party auly entitled 70 re.
ceivs Il proossas. 4 - e. Il g. 80
Payment for the stocks so assigned ana trans
mItfsI will be made bv drafts On the Assistant
Treasures 1t Boston, New Yorf, or Phnsdei-
phis, at or ton Of the srt'es entitled to receive
the money, which should be sxp:e sed In the LEI .
ters &C accompanying the certificates.
RUwELL COBB,
mar l3-distJune Secretary Of the Treasury
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELE.
w giant assortment Of NEW SPRING ~
GOODS, consisting Of a
Ladies and Children's Straw Bonne.s ~
Ribbons, French FloHers
Blondes, Florence
Ructes, Grapes
TarletoEs, lbblnetts TALL colors)
Illusions Bonnet Frames and Crowns
And Millinery Goods Of all descriptions
Also. Dress Trimmings to mach any color ;
Rich Embroidered c ,llars and Sleeves Threzd,
Valencia and Brussels Laces; Ladies and Chill
drfn's Hid Stoves, all coiors; Hosiery; Buttons
aud small Wares generally, and as low price as
can be bought In the city, at
g H. CASSIDY CO.
34 Pa. avenue, between 10th AID llth sts
mar i7-1w&
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoRaErowN, March 10, 1857

We regret to learn that the paper mill of
our fellow citizen, Mr.. George Hill, situate d
In Montgomery county, Md, at place known
as Capt John, was entirely consumed by FIRE
on day before yesterday, together with con
siderable amount of raw and manufactured
material. We are informed that Mr. Hills
loss will be some $4,000 or 5000, On which
there is no insurance.
The work of planting the lamp pests for
lighting our streets with gas was commenced
yesterday. We now feel satisfied that the
lighting Of our streets has become q fixed fact,
and that we shall no longer have to grope our
way at night through pitchy darkness
We learn that Miss Ann Jewell has been
elected a teacher ia the junior department of
the male public school in the place of Mr..
Hugh G Divine
We take pleasure in calling the attention of
the public to the Georgetown ferry, which has
recently been established by Mr. j. VI. Gary.
1t Is certainly great accommoda alton to the
people Of the District and Fairfax His ar.
ransements for conveying passengers across
the river are such as to enable him to accom-.
modate all in the most speedy manner
Our river wharvcs presented yesterday quite
a lively appearance. There were q consider
able number Of arrivals: among them the
packet schooner Mist, from New York, to
q A. II. Dodge, and the schooner j. Apple
gate, from Philadelphia, to Barron J. Slower
The remainder were chiefly wood and lumber
crafts
No change has transpired in the -four OF
grain market since our last. SPECTATOR
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R@REGISTER'S OFFICE, MARCH IS,
~ 1877 -Notiee TO alt Whom it May CoS-
e.,n-Notice Is hereby given that licenses for
Carts, Wagons, ard Drays will expire on the first
MONDAY Of Anil next, and that said licenses
must be renewed at this Office within Ten Days
from that time. SAM'L +. DOU6LAS,
mar Is-dtAp ril1O Register.
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"WooDLAND CREAM."-A pomade for beau
trying the hair-highly perfumed, superior to
any French article imported, and for half tho
price. For dressing ladies' hair it has no
equal, giving it bright glossy appearance.
1t causes gsntlemen's hair to curl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandruf, always
giving the hair the appearance of being fresh
shsmpooed. Price fifty cents. Mono genuine
unless signed " Fetridge & Co., proprieto.s of
the Balm of Thousand Flowers" For sale
by all Druggists and J. shillington.
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A NEW EVENING PAPER,

Il the publication Of new evening paper, on
the LIST OF April neat. 20 be called TIE TiNE RS,
subscription price, 6Kc. per week NJ columns
VIII De prineiPaly devoted 70 the general news
ies OF public interest which NAV trsns.i,e
Inroegh the different Depsrtneuts Of the Govern
Subscriptions ISO Hr,Ss
Browns Hotel. mar IL 90
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ANEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ Persons desiring to subscribe for stock
In new Building Association about % 20 organ
lied NAV leave their names and number Of shaies
with D Clark, corner OF Mary and avenue and
1ith street, Island, or with Chas. Wilson, at the
Office Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
adjoining Bank Of Washington, and as soon as
Ave hundred shares are subscribed meeting viii
be called mar H-eo4t
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GOLD MEDAL
p X e NJ U M PIANO FO r. Z 8.
WILLIAM KNABE,


(Senior partner In the late arm Of
KNLBE. GAEHLE Co y
CONTINUES THE MANUFACTURE AND
~ safe Of grand and square PihsOE3
Knabe & Co , at the old stand, Nos 1, 3, S. and
North Eutaw street, opposite the Eutaw House,
Baltimore
They have also Just opened new Sales oom
at No 207 Baltimore street; between Charles and
Light sire Is, on the premises partly occupied by
MIR. Henry McCafe y as a music toro, where
they will keep constantly on hand q large assort-
ment Of plain and highly faishet grand and
square Piano Fortes; slso. Melodeons, from the
best makers from 4 TO 5-octsve, some with double
boards, double reeds, and stops to suit small
churches
Being extensively engaged in the manufacture
Of PIaGos, we will sell wholesa ale and retail on
tine most liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the higt est premium
(gold medaD at the F airs Of the Maryland Insti-
tute 20 successive years-October, 1855, and
1e55-ia opposition to fourteen and eighteen pi.
amos from some Of the best makers from New
YORK, Boston, and iltimore. We were also
awarded the first premium a. the Industrial Ex-
hibi'ion he'd In Richmond, Virginia, 1855 and
1886
In addition to this we are in possession Ct ties.
timonials from the most distinguished professors
and amateurs In the country, which can be seen
at our warerooms, speaking for themselves and
others Of the high appreciation In which our in
struments are every were held
AL Instruments are guaranteed for Ave years,
and privilege Of exchange is granted within
the first six months from tie day Of sale IL the In.
struments do not give entire satisfaction.
wholesale dealers will fnd Tito their advantage
to give US a call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired. and tuned:
WM KNABE & CO.
III Three of these superior Pianos, two ,quare
7-octaves and one grand 7-octsvss, are now on
exhibition at the Metropolitan Mechanics In.
stitue + airo ia this city. The public is respect.
fuly invited to call and Judge for themselves
mar 10
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CARD.
ISAAC HERZBERG,
LICENSED PAHHBRoKER.
VIII loan 600 In sums to suit, on any attic go
q sa1sX Ss;s =. avenue, sss.ssa
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nR. LOOMS, THE INVENTOR AND
IL patentee OF d" Loomis' Mineral Plate
Teeth, 4" having Gucce ssfuliy introduced #B7k3S
his improvement Ia various cities, has ihxS
now permanently established himself in Wash
ington
This improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists
chiefly in making a set Of but one piece Of mate
rial, and thatAndestructible mineral No metal
fore free IT m galvlnic action and metallic taste
There no joints TO become Allied with moisture
or PARTICLES Of food hence they are pxye ard clean
There are lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far more
give reward Of One Thousand Dollars to any
one who viii produce similar work Of art to
equal mike In purify, beauty, durability, artistic
excellence or any 9th requisite quality.
An work res pOnsibly warranted
27s Penn avenue, between llth and 18th SITS
mar 10
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~ THE STAR Strangers now
here nre reminded that the very best
way In which they can keep correctly
and promptly posted with reference 70
the do ngs and sayings at the Federal
Metropolis and cencerning events else
where, of which correct Information
concentrates In Warrington, is 10 sub
price for the Daily, when sent by mail,
IL $3.50 per annum for the Weekly,
81. 3J per annum.
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- x. l.. FAINT, Jr., & Co.. --..
Land Agents and Dealers In Z xchanss

"a e. l.. FAINT, yf., Z Co.,. --.-...
Land Agents and Dealers In Exchange,
d :' LEcOMPTON, KANSAS.
r AND WARRANTS LOCATED AND SOLD
IL on commission. Land Warrants sold to pre-
emptors on time.
Locations made on stjoint account A"
The active partner Of the arm was engaged In
the United States Surveys In Kansas, and will be
able to make choice locations.
Business sent through sweeny, kittenhouse,
FAINT Co., will be forwarded to US.
RRTKRIECne:
swesny,, Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co., Bankers,
Washington, d. G.
E. w. Clark, Dodge & Co, Bankers, New Yok.
Drexel & Co Bankers, Philadelphia. ..,...
Josiah Lee & Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Fowle, Suowden Co Bankers, Alexatdria,
Va
r. H. Maury Co, Bankers, Richmond, Va.
H b McrTell & Co Bankers, New Orleans.
John ]. Anderson & Co , Bankers, Saint Louis,
Mo q mar IL wild deo1m
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The MEsALLIANCE OF MISS BOXER AND THE
CoACHMAN 1t is rumored that Mr. Boxer,
whose daughter married his coachman Dean,
attempted to send her to Europe on the Per-
sia this morning. Dean, learning this inten-
tion, last night applied to Capt McGee, of til
Sixteenth Ward, who called upon Mr.. Boxer
and told him be could not be permitted to
carry such purpose into execution He de-
clared his determination to do so, in no mild
terms, when the Captain called an adequate
police force to his assistance, and watched the
premises through tho night.
1t was reported that Mr. Boxer had been
trying to induce Dean to go to Europe and to
consent to a permanent separation from his
wife, but without success
This Dean is quito a modest. brisk, bright
looking youth, Of some twenty years of ago
He has slight brogue, and a decidedly red
lace, but there is no occasion for calling him
either an adventurer or villain-his sole faults
being birth, poverty and lovo.-N. Y. Post.
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WALKERS PROsPECTS IN New York The
New York Times says: I'VE learn tn at CT.
Walker is not likely to gain any moro acces-
sions to bis forces from this quarter at least
for some to come. The books Of the Agency
are closed, and will remain closed, the agent
says-st least az long as John McKeon iva
omit his expletive) sits in the State in Il
District Attorney Office. Now no "emigrantn
Of any character or efficiency will start for tho
smiling country Of the Nicsraguans, for fear
Of being detained an indefinite time, put I'M.
der-bonds, and perhaps lodged in Eldridge-
street jail, by the Government official. Gen.
walker, the fllibusters say, will hereafter
look entirely to the sunny South for recuits.
as coming from that direction they are worth
having-NeM Workers are not >,
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OAK WO0D At %. rs.
1.-TWO OR THREE HUNDRED CORDS
i best OAK WOOD win Be delivered at the
following rate:
whole Cord ........ ..r.,,. %......es 90
Half do................s.......
NJ cargo Of RED Ash STOVE COAL,
rgI size 5g't 81. ss:s !. thI coat AND WOOD
YARD southwest corner Oh and y streets.
mar 1e-3t
NOD II TO THsesouTHwEsr.
% n 81 Il )
MKMPHIsA CHARLESTON RAiLkVAD
coNNEcr1Ne------
Chattanooga with Mem phts, Henh'
THE LAST CONNECTING LINK OF
l. RAILROAD between the Northeast aho
Southwest, forming an entire Railroad connec-
SIPPI RIVER, Via AUGUSTA, Ga.
This read win be completed and opened TOT
the regular transportation of Passengers ana
FTeig ht by the list Of April, and will adosd nose
Expedition, and les Expense, than any other
route between the Northeast and Southwest Pa =
sspges and Shippers wfli take due NOTICE thereof,
and govern themselves accordingly.
The Freights I'm charge Of the Adams Express
Com any Is carried over this road daily by the
Passenger trains. 'i- r. @. ARMS,
mar is.u General supsriu tsudent.
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III During a years. tour In the South and
West, Madame SWEET has been consulted hy
upwards Of Ten Thousand Persons and 10 pro-
nounced superior Clairvoyant and the W oader
Of the Age
Tsrms Of Comsrltottan-Ladies, 81; Gentle
IT en-, 81 feb 2a-lms