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This gentleman, for a long time, whig
representative in Congress from Alabama,
more recently an American Elector at large
for that State, on the Fillmore ticket, has
written and published letter waving OPP
position to the administration of Mr.. Buch-
anan, and in favor of thorough union of
the South. Mr.. H. was always an able
and consistent wing. and, being convinced
OF the justice and propriety of the measures
advocated by the American party, espoused
those principles, He Yields strong infIu-
ence in his State, and we regret that one,
whom we have been accustomed to regard
SO favorably, should, become so infatuated
as to look TO the democracy for correc-
ton Of one Of the greatest evils that afilict
our country. The democracy are, as a
matter of course, highly elated with the
new accession. But we confess that we
cannot appreciate the propriety of this ju-
b'lant celebration of this passover" when
the Cincinnati Platform Is at war with al.
most every tenet held by Mr.. II. through
long, political career. Especially are we
surprised at this clamorous joy, when we
find that Mr. II. does not in fact, renouncc
his American creed, Upon this subject he
epitomixes, as follows:
so far as the naturalization taps are con
eerned they .oiii doubtless be modified; the prin-
ciptc hdt Amerieaa citizenship must be 0Ppre-
cidtcd, and The purity Of tho ballot Boa Vigi-
laAtly guarded, mall vindicats itseL."
he is evidently at variance with the free
suffrage, alien-voting doctrines of the de-
mocracy. We hope he will be able to
bring bis new associates to recognition
Of bis views.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
Confirmation of walkers Late Vic
tories.

We have seen several original private letters
from Major General Henningsen, in his own hand
writing addressed persons in this city, dated at
Riyas, March Is, confirming, in every essentialfc
the recent victories obtained by Walker and his
troops over the Costa Rican allies. OF the truth OF
this there be DO doubt. Henningsen states that
in that battle 400 of allies were killed and about
30 OF his own troops. The battle lasted ten hours
eniiug in the utter defeat of the enemy. In few
weeks Walker and Henningsen are confident Of
clearing the country of the Costa Ricans.
This intelligence was brought 10 these private
letters by express from Rivas to San Juan del Sur
to meet the steamer 0rizbs, by which vessel they
came via Panama to New York The particulars
we will give mure fully tomorrow. Several other
letters and dispatches addressed rsons in this
city, have been stolen distracted during the pas
sage, either on land or at sea- A clue has been
discovered to these drpredators, aud the police
have got the track OF the perpetrators Great
hopes entert4ned that they will be arrested in
few days, and most singular aud nefarious stock
jobbing plot will explode IN this city that will as
lonish some people recently from Nicaragua, but
now in Wall street-N. Y Herald 9th.
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nar- We are pleased to see that the
Americans throughout the State, are ac
tive in their preparations for the comming
CANVASS. Public meetings are being held
and the American forces properly mar
shalled. In all the meetings which have
been held, warm and patriotic resolutions
we're passed, and every indication nantes
ted Of an areent and thorough canvass.
Energy, harmony and perseverance win
lead Inevitably To- glorious victory.
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Tom MOore's Life Complete
". I. Berry & Company
IA TE JUST RECEYVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
III . Nj A s MOORE.
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vols royal cloth.
Opinions Of the Press


"who has not heard Of Tom Moore the Irish Postp To
all who have read his popular Melodies this new uork
viii prove exceedingly interesting especially the autobog
raDhy Of the Poet from his earliest reeoections to man.
hood. We heartily recommend it"-N. y. Courier.
"Thomas Moore the Of The great poets thst -four
ished in the beginning Of the century. biography 20
ably written wust be ssgery sought sner. The publ
are eay indebted to the Messrs. Appleton the cheap
and elegant manner in which thew have issuedit"-H T.
Com. Adr.
This work has been much looked for with Interest,"
the admirers Of the sweetest bard Of modern tines The
new work has not disappointed US The sparkling Viyacty
Of MOOre's letters viii hen models style
to thos who aim at emrenee in spisOlsry correspond
nce."-Al5dHy Register.
Every who has the least taste for elegant literature
will at once procure copy Of tue wOrk."-CzGressOa
Courier
"It seems to US that Lord John Russell has prepared
very ereditahe york indeed. He evidently entered upon
1t eonamore, and has, think pursued the with
fidelity, enthusiasm and ccuraey."-British Colonia.
The work has greatatractons-One on the subject
the other the editor But without
seeming that it answered the highest expectations that
could be egtimafey formed oft The will ofcourse
be gem IN the literature Of the day."-A1dny Argus
"That is edited with ability the name name Of Engiand
great statesman is a guaraty"-E Y. CburcAnaa.
"Moore's Life, by Russell presents striking picture Of
English life such within the observation and ey.
perience Of the post." Southern CBris'ian Adrocafs
eve the minntie, facetle, esters Of Of the
most versatile vouptuous meodeous bards who ever
sang. His ntimaees with al the gsaiusss Of the day.
whether they poes artists, statesmen aud the
naivete with which he honestly rates away every
hing in hi literary life, his social ether which
latter We can but he amused at his bon vvan propenses
have In his style Of narrang them much a charm
for than generally find in the private life Of Of
genius Wherethe curain Is decorousy aside
as We End it here Saturday Budget.
w. t. d. & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOOREs LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENTS, in vols ts mo-. cloth
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SEWING MACHINES.

NJ SINGER co, have opened an Office, At 90. Public
square Nashville, for the sale OF their celebrated few
ing Machines Those who wish topu chase Sewing Machines
which they depend upon do at the above place.
Iii generally admitted by all who have used sewing Ma
ehine th Singers superior all others. They can be
used all fabrics such Muslin, Linen Cloth otton,
Leather by merely changing the Needle and Thread They
viii with spool oton, Sis, Thread These
chimes faster; durable and simple than any
others. They warranted 20 DO what they represent
ed. Singers Machine is established fact Cad and h
In operation at g. Public square, Ma hvilc.
1. NJ. SINGER co.
Being practical Machnis am prepared 10 tx al Ma
chimes Of Singers that may Thy aeoden cut Of order
aprl p. Toy, Agent.
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NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED THIS DAY

CHARLES w. SMITH.
MY LAST Cruise or, Where We Went and What We Saw.
BY A. W. HsbeTsham, Lieut.. o. 8. Navy.
The American Citsen-His Rights and Duties according
to the Spirit Of the Constitution.
in Several Countries Of the Interior Of Af
ca, from 1919 to 1856
The Rangers and Regulators Of the Tanaha: Tale Of
Texas, ~ Chas. Sunmerfeld
Life in its Lower, intermediate and Higher Forms By
PHILIPPE Henry Gosse, ?. RS.
seampavias from Gibel Tarek to stsmbOuL By Harry
Gringo, (Lieut. Wise, U. s. Nsvy)
Inquire Within for Anything You Want to Know.
Old Haun the Pawn Broker Or, The Orphans Legacy.
A Tale Of New York.
The Husband in Utah. Or, Sights and Scenes among the
Mormons BY A. =. Ward.
The Bay Path: A tale Of New Eng and.
apri0 BkG
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DIED,
Al The residence Of Hiram Vanshn, IN The vicinity Of
Nashville, SARAH T., he only dA1shsr. IN the SIN yssE
u her age.
sAls Of toss cherished ones loved By al who
her, beaasfal IN ali The spheres q childhood. and
lovely bed ia ths spring time d he.
"0ne little bud adorned the bower,
And zhsd sweet fragrance roend,
itgres IN beauty hour by hous,
IN ali The spoier came 10 power,
An4 crush - Il % The sround.
W Iss pet l1fetcr IN tks dust,
That heeufeous hud ahan le,
MOI n he ssfdsn u ne iast, .A
hrneafh Und's glasions eye,
! vi btoom again en- hgh.s
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Notice to Railroad Contractors
FoR SALE.

LOT Of Mules, Carts and Harness. Carts and Chains.
I1Sevrn Ssons Patent ExcavatoTs, very superior
chine with which excavation be done at half the usual
cost large lot Of new parity Shoves Pleas
and Matocs. Drills, Bars, Sledges, MasOns' Tools Der.
cks and Rigging, smiths Tools, Office Furniture, 4c.
fine Saddle Horse, pair Of matched bay Carriage Horses
years old Two sets Of Plated Carriage Harness and
eegant Top Buggy for two horses All OF which
will be sod cheap cash approved short time paper
Early app caon 20 the subscriber at the Nashville and
North Western Railroad Office at the Nashville and Chatta
nooga Depot, will secure good bargains.
aprs-dtw n CULyERHOUSE.
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letter, addressed to the Register-General. Lon
don, BY Sir John Bowring, has been published 10
the Journal of the Statistical Society We make the
following extracts from this important and interest
ing document which was written in July, 1855 -
THE FISHING POPULATION.
The mulJitudes Of persons who live by the fish
cries in China afford evidence not only that the land
is cultivated to the creates possible extent but that
il Il insufficient to supply the necessities of The
oseTfowing population; for agriculture is held IN
high honor in China and the husbandman stands
next in rank to the sage or literary man in the
oia hierarchy. II les been supposed that nearly
tenth of the population derive their means Of sup
port from 6saeries. Hundreds and thousands Of
boats crowd the whole coast of Cbina-sometimes
acting 10 communities, sometimes independent and
isolated. There Is no species OF craft by which a
6sh can be iuveiged which is not prlc!i+ed with
success 10 China-every variety of net, from vast
senes, embracing miles, to the small hand flet in
the care Of child Fishing by night and fishing
by day-fshing in mooni hit, by torchight, and in
utter darkness, fishing in boats OF ell sizes.-6sh
ing by those who are stationary on the rock by the
seaside. and by those who are absent for weeks on
the widest Of seas,--6sbing BY cormorauts fish
ing by divers, fishing with lines, with baskets, by
every imaginaLle decoy and device. There is no
river which Is not staked to assist the f-hermen in
bis craft. There is no lake, no pond which is not
crowded with Gsh A piece of water is nearly as
valuable as field of fertile land Atdaybreak ev-
cry city is crowded with sellers of live fish. who
carry their commodity 10 buckets of water, saving
all they 90 not sell to be returned to the pond or
kept for another days service-And the LIKES and
ponds OF China not only supply large provisions OF
hsh-they produce considerable quantities of edible
roots and seeds which are largely consumed by the
people. Among these the esculeut srum, the water
chestnut (scirpus tu5srosus) and the lotus nelum-
hum \ ar fno rkahia
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A New Southern Monthly:
RUSSELL'S MAGAZINE,

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF LITERATURE 4 CRITICS NJ,
VIII be devoted to discussion Of topics properly
embraced ia the ends and range Of Magazine and viii be
published in cHARLEsToN g. c. on before the FIRST Of
every month.
It's established and designed to meet commonly felt
want and give and eire0la ion to the opn-
ions DOCTRINES and Of sAe educated mind Il
the South especially, and rrOmote in its sphere and
measure the pogress OF sound American Literature free
from party shackes or individual prejudice.
The Work win be supplied at Thee Dollars per annun,
or 25 cents b. Numbers
~ Subscriptions received by W. T. BERRY CO.,
Agents for RusseIl's Magazine" Nashville.
81 April MURDER Just received APPS
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF EHE
Winchester & Alabama r. r, COMPANY

THERE will BE- meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Win
chester and Alabama Railr5 ad Company at the Court
house in the Of Winchester Tennessee, THURS
DAY the Th day Of May, 1851 elect fifteen Directors for
said Company the ensuing year; and at said ting,
application will be made to admit stockholders, all those
persons who have subscribed sok in the in lincoln
county Tenne see the purpose Of extending their main
the Of Fayetteville according TO tire provisions
the Of the Leg ature chap. POO, passed Feb
18TH 1s52 Done by order Of the Board.
Wd EDW NENABLE, President.
=. T. EsruL Secretary. apr4-dtrw& " rlmt
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Chamcery COurt-DaVi dsOn County
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Catherine Brnkey admir-, ct al G. W. Nance ct ais.
TINHE creditors Of Hi Brinkey decd by this
at the November Term. 1856. he eby notih-
ed file hecams against the said deceased with
the Jerk Of this Court at Office before the
FIRST Mondayin May next. &. ID. B3IEN. Z. 4 NJ
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First Spring Fair

II ED by the Davidson County Agricultural and Me-
chanica Society to be held at the Grounds Of the
State Bureau the It'll, Sth and 9th OF May. Family
Tickets SO adm whole families the ground during
Fair may be had he Office Of Robert LusS Eq on Col
ege Also single TcEet for children, ladies and gem
tlemen.
THOMAS B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
apr7-diWtd G.. b.
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No. Az College street.

VA Anvil OAg 1907
'I'HE undersigned has received 20 day: Ii.
Ladies Tnin sole Kid Boots, With heels: HAA
Z" Gas = Lading Caters. sith heels; \ ~
:" " pain an tipt Caters. 49,
(" 4" Kid and Fur Morocco Boots,
!. KID slippers plain sud tri.an-sd.
with heel;
Misses and chldren's Tasting Caters.
N.d anl French M5rooco Boots;
Chi dren's Kid Buckle rss AMI siippees:
A few fotun deds me s.Wed OxfDrd Ties;
Meas CAT Dress shoes, los quarters
ara JOHN RAMAGE
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CHIFFON & ABROTT
PEN MAN5HIP
A IL persons who desire to join
NJ r. DOL 3 EARS

Classes, should do so immediately
n. BIO Relc paPlls tciH BE- Seceired after
Aprd 2an. - al
Thos- who wish 10 know the advantage Of --=-&slL
Mr. DIS Instructions, hOud inquire Of those Ladies and
Gen lemen hO have attended his Jasses e those
dies whose ciilde have att nded his instructions
Mr. d. Is particularly DESTROYS 20 be Judged oily BY the
results u his abO7s, not by The III that
have been witnessed in WAITING EOOts where IN tesch-
ing confined the mmtaton Of copy, without
knOsedge Of such scientific principles must guide
ngy success the ogc Of those who be ieve that the
rsr0a steamboat ard ecgr ph do not surpass In speed
the oN-cart, barges, and post boys.
Mr. ID. BELIEVES that every person learn that three
times three mase nne and t1at when Penmanship Is
taught on principles hxed and u1Orn that Of ah-
metc be equally certain % ali who guided
by them, whet' they six sixty years Of
Ladies Gentleman, requisite % call and examine
FOR themselves the Improvement % others.
Hours to II A. n, TO 5 P. NJ, and TO at night.
March 2s ri n.
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lust ARRIVED.-Drum Head and Plat Duioh
81 Cabbage Seed Tnose In want shout cal soon.
ALS0.-Chinese Sugar Cane Ssed, Sw AMI Irish Pc
tatoes and general assortment OF other Seeds. All
genuine. s. WELLER,
april No. 81 So nth Market street.
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mAuRIE
DIED,

On the 9th inst, By Rev. Adam s. Riggs, Mr.. JOAN W.
LANGLEY to Miss AMANDA o. MORTON, al ofthis city.
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The next drawing viii take place he fsth Of April
For particulars, advertisement In another column.
aprli-ltrwkw1s DON RODRIGUEZ.
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For New Orleans.
flfHE the tus ha11ens4r gteam4F.a Tz
u JAMS suaNsoN. gsssH tuas Nrx~h4aa /
aeA NasteF, sal isese sneEa ~
suNDA shs istA tass a Igoeisek A. a. Esr srsws =
pass e., apfis ea Boa " - A. HAMILTON,
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Just Received,

A IL PUMPs-s dozen New York made Ale Pump for sale
n eheaphy J. e. ROBsRrSON.
April 8, 1871.
ION HALF BOXES RAIsIvs fresh and good.
lOO t0n W Y CHEESE
100 bis. SWEET CRAB CIDER, Prime
100 boxes SWEET ORANGES IN Good order
and for sale bv J. q. R0BERTsON.
April IS Broadway.
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CONLEY g. JOHNSON.
MANUFACTURERS or
Copper, Tin, Sheet IrOR Wares, &C.,

NJ Az 9foA1 st-s a1e % south Market ST.,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
IL aNE neH - store, an cheap for caah eauspaee
~ sortment q COOKING sr5yes Of sssry So n.
ZERO snd pre-, HEATING SLOWS u ever varetg' ..
eSehine ehgEehes ,ehoQlss o1ces 81 Oraaasa,sl aas
rlA.n NASft4 ga -, q Al tiEes tbs MARR Il the
best nal.r1s tfVNEe and TfN WAX q waosssals ans
rsiAA cotfsk N0ak foF AZ tnds q mscaneFy such -
s1at = naer. ,'antries nc pfiea saw Erst t
q ci syefy hing thai drven b stea "a nsea AZ esr
sofks Saa Al sud y % thsr aisest give Oh cal ~.
ote ronrseilhg rseWhsre. Ana b. me Arsasht liza
ct'h rs"FA Ne Hfs misunderstanding lhem eAsap that
AT an ues a1e tas ear pfissa nEpE lre 80 - $40.
EE Al kaas q Bob Wars aans a. az ekartess asl.ee.
- OFdefs soiicilea anA eFcmpIlg filsd
&C. stls aad Dtni1lsFf Hcrk iesda = erder.
DkEs1aFHn Pins Applss, fsssAes e., ms Esessseds
Il "a GELS ~ Eok1nUAfI eco.
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WILLIAMSON CouNrY.-The American
meeting at Franklin on Monday last, adop-
ted resolutions declaring that the Hon.
CHARLES READY, is the choice of Williamson
county for Congress, and declining to send
delegates to Congressional Convention.
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BOARDXNG.

A GENTLEMAN aud WIFE can b. accommodated with
n board II anplEeatio be male a. 90 High Street. TIRES
north VI Broad IL - within ave minutes walk %
the Square, In healthy location. es gsutesl
e can be accommo lated. Iml3--lm
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nposing the district in 1855,

1t has been usual in conventions to give
each county as many votes as it has civil
districts, and where there is large city,
like Nashville or Memphis, to allot it one
vote for each ward Adopting this rule,
in the Congressional Convention next Tues
day, the representation of the several coun-
ties would be as follows:
Stewart IL Robertson II
Dickson ii Montgomery 90
Davidson 80
But would this representation be just and
equal? No. Davidson, Montgomery and
Robertson counties would be shorn of a
portion of their strength. Taking the
American vote above as the basis, the dis.
proportion between them, and the other
counties would be great. For instance,
(discarding fractions)
Stewart would have one vote for every 40 Americans
Dickson 81
Robertson n
Montgomery 10
Davidson 80
Or taking the whole popular strength of
the counties:
Stewart would have one vote for every Ils
Dickson lO3
Robertson ll9
Montgomery 100
Davidson 1856
Upon inspecting the vote of each coun-
ty and thenumber of civil districts, it will be
seen that whilst Davidson county casts an
American vote within SO of being as great
as the combined vote of Montgomery,
Dickson aud Robertson, the latter have 48
votes in Convention, Davidson only 32l The
inequality is greater, taking the full vote of
these counties, which, in Robertson, Mont
gomery and Dickson combined, is 5547--in
Davidson 1926 No one, we apprehend,
will contend that, in a nominating conven-
ton where fairness is to be observed this in
equality should be permitted. We do not,
for a moment, suppose that any American
desires such thing. All inequalities of
this character, in this district and every
where else, will we doubt not, be remedied
by the adoption of some fair rule of repre-
sentation. We would recommend as per-
fectly fair and equitable, the apportionment
of one uOte to every serentyfue Americans in
each county. With such a rule as this,
there can be no room for complaint amongst
fair minded and honorable men.
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no. 1 LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TOBACCO
FARM FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR sAIE NY FARM, GA the waters Of Red
kiver Ga Logan eoaniy, containing about 100 acres,
aboat rs cleared balance In black aez, hekorf, sna
hazel barr rs exc~p los tcres m CO. GA "hi peor
vii Crerk ste cod dy mb-ret Sad ttrn . eapselc OF
bepx vhed adra rsou.iy nto tee tracts has suo
v,a -shi rsuarv tfrce siEo-t tocacc3 bans,
sisble ..b 80 me ocaian g one 81 he mostbeshy ADD
Desirable IN Kenurky Soek ana drinkins sa,rr vrry
There aboat bssrag app trecs, sood a. oser.
~ ana ps4ch res Ale. Younf arin&sd 81 apple and
go ,hr-s sears ell conta az eiynt % "a
e-rc~s v~ry God and eel No. ior lob Geo q gran-
ia al itis one Of ne best sad most ProduczEs
arm, for gfain o. tsbaceo. In he eta'e
-n~-hsH cash thFitmas, pottessiOa; hllancs
A, - 10 srd three ysars sqaa psynentss ntsrsst om
a. "A . { rn - aiasi anti pad
asx az ssptsa Der nexf Il pea sol pryAtsl before. The
any obs q o. sf aeaAnEe 81 Fea'sncs - tennessse.
49,. ne Al 81 o. wayne e1uasy, tennessee. or
"a uos Jauss l. tasi as, ksgsoaeg, Sho Sn show
,he pfo1-rty, an 10 aathoEiEsd toseL
asFs-Hin =. eothkDt4.
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FUR IT .ISHTNG
AND
FANCY GOODS.

u EoEivED this by Express, choice lot Of Furnishing
u Goods. The latest style Of Shirts Neck Ties, Kid and
silk Gloves, Collars, Suspender, Half Hose, Stocks and
Cravats, Dressing Robes Underwear Of every variety,
TRUNKS, Yases and Carpet Bags.
Alo, aeshsuppy OfPerumery and Toilette Soaps, Hair
TOOTH Clothes and Nail Brushes Together with
ment o. She'll Buffalo, Bone and Ivory COMBS, &C. and
We invite all TO examination Of our Stock
J. Fl. McGLL,
Ladies' and GentIemens Furnishing Store, corner Of
the Square and College street. apr IL
CtOLORED SHSR TS.--Just received hne as
~ sotnenG Of Coored shirts, latest stsles, and var
oos prices. april J. n bcGILL-
GHERT 30 SONS I'VE have superb lot Of
y Bosoms Tor skirts Of them hand enbroidsr
ed eor sale By april II. McG u.
LNANCY GOODS & TOILET ARTICLES.
just received fresh supply Of Lubins' extracts,
Coogues, Hair Dyes, Hair Oils Ok Marrow, &C &c. Every
variety Of Hair, To1th Nail Flesh and Cloth Brushes;
Ladies aud Gentlemens travelling Also Satchels,
Csba Ches DominOs, Vest and sleeve Buttons Coat
Links Pearl silver and Morocco Porte Moniss Bead, and
Silk Purses shell, Puff Tuczng, SIDE, Redding and Fine
Tooth 20 sbs; choice variety OF Ivory and Pain Leaf
Ms Pocket Knives aud fine Razors, single and in sett,
for sale oy j. II. McGiLL
Ladies' and Gentemen's Furnishing Store, corner OF
Square aud College street. april
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Notice.

n aud Fire Insure onpaay held this day az their
Ofhce dvtiend az str Dokas bsr shtre declared
ou Of he proGs Of he past tx months Ons hah 10 b
applied 10 the payment q The FULL, the
maindrr ~ the toc holders N casa
AZ lind A. kUILLk, tecretary
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BOARDING. House.

UNaE undersigned keeps a Boarding House Cedar
street to the Verandah HOTEL he Is ready
al al times, 10 accommodate transient permanent
Boaders AZ fair rates. His table 10 always pro ded with
the bestthe market affords.
ianiT GEO. W. COLEMAN.